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IRAQI MILITARY COLLECTIBLES REFERENCE




CIVILIAN ITEMS
  1. MISCELLANEOUS
  2. CIVILIAN AWARDS
MILITARY ARTIFACTS
  1. IRAQI HEADGEAR
  2. IRAQI FIELD GEAR
  3. IRAQI MEDALS AND INSIGNIA
  4. IRAQI MISCELLANEOUS




Iraq was propelled into the front pages of all the newspapers in the world since the begining of Operation Desert Storm in the early 1990's. Saddam Hussein had created a large army over the years he served as president of the country. This section of the site is dedicated to the review of the various military items employed during this period.



IRAQI HEADGEAR
The Iraqi armed forces had three primary styles of helmets. The standard Army helmet, tanker and Saddam Dedeyin helmets. This last style was very different from the rest. All helmets were manufactured by third party countries.
  1. View the Headgear collection.


IRAQI FIELD GEAR
The field gear used by the Iraqi armed forces holds alot of common designs with the rest of the Arab countries. Like much else of the military equipment, the manufacturing took place inm Asia and Europe. The majority of the high end gear came from Europe and Russia.
  1. View the field gear collection.
  2. View the Uniforms collection.


IRAQI MEDALS AND INSIGNIA
The Iraqi armed forces designed their own medals and insignia. However, the manufacturing was conducted in European and Asian countries. This section is dedicated to the study of military and civilian awards.
  1. View the 1920 - 1936 medal collection.
  2. View the Post WWII medal collection.
  3. View the Israeli War medal collection.
  4. View the Iran Iraq War medal collection.
  5. View the 1990 to present medal collection.
  6. View the Civilian Awards medal collection.


MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
The Iraqi army had a large variety of items that were used during the war. This section of the site is dedicated to the review of such items. Things like military vehicle license plates to cigarrettes.
  1. View the Miscellaneous Military collection.
  2. View the Miscellaneous Civilian collection.


 
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