Military ID of Reserve Medical Lieutenant Ina Okman (Ина Эдгаровна Окман), a Native of Latvia, issued in 1967. Comes with a 1964 promotional greeting letter hand-signed by the Military Commissar of the Latvian SSR.
Measures 4" x 3", in hard cover bound in green oilcloth. The front cover features the State Emblem of the USSR with "Ministry of Defense" above it and "Military ID of a Reserve Officer of the Armed Forces of the USSR" below. Glued to the inside of the back cover is a pink slip with the mobilization orders, specifying the time frame (2 hours) and the place where Lt. Okman must report for active duty in case of announced army reserve mobilization. Inserted in the ID booklet but unrelated to it is a 1964 promotional greetings letter congratulating Ina Okman with being promoted t
Measures 4" x 3", in hard cover bound in green oilcloth. The front cover features the State Emblem of the USSR with "Ministry of Defense" above it and "Military ID of a Reserve Officer of the Armed Forces of the USSR" below. Glued to the inside of the back cover is a pink slip with the mobilization orders, specifying the time frame (2 hours) and the place where Lt. Okman must report for active duty in case of announced army reserve mobilization. Inserted in the ID booklet but unrelated to it is a 1964 promotional greetings letter congratulating Ina Okman with being promoted to the rank of Lieutenant.
In excellent condition. Minor storage wear to the front cover. The ID photo and internal pages, all the printed and handwritten entries, and seals are clear and perfectly legible.
In the Soviet Union, students of medical and polytechnical colleges or university faculties had to finish a mandatory course of military preparedness. The course usually ended in a 2-month-long summertime officer bootcamp. Those camps were required to graduate the college with the rank of Reserve Lieutenant, as was the case with Ina Okman.
Please note that the penny in our photo is for size reference.
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