Protective uniform OKZK-D, for Airborne

All-military comprehensive protective suit (ОКЗК-Д - Общевойсковой Комплексный Защитный Костюм - Десантный). Designed for the Airborne Forces of the Soviet Army, for operation in contaminated areas. Partial resistance is provided by a special fabric with a thick, dense weave and impregnation of the uniform.
Blouse with two chest pockets, two smaller pockets on the sleeves, an internal pocket for a Makarov pistol and a pocket for documents. Above the waistband, three holes for the trouser braces to be released (for parachute jumping the blouse was tucked into the trousers). Button cuffs. Trousers with two inside pockets and two small pockets (for compass, watch or stopwatch) on the waist, two outside pockets on the back and two pockets on the thighs. Reinforced with an additional layer of fabric on the back and knees. Braces with d-ring buckles included.

This uniform was developed in the early 1970s. However, it was not widely used, due to its very specialised purpose. It was mainly used during exercises and most probably also during the liquidation of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant accident (to a small extent). The famous “Mabuta” was based on this uniform.