It's very good, you know, to see an adequate representation of Red Army soldiers through the eyes of Westerners, it's actually very rare. Also a small correction, the army of that time is more correctly called the Red Army, or "РККА - Рабоче Крестьянская Красная армия" (The abbreviation was meant to show the unity of the working and soldiers classes). It will be called Soviet army or "СА" after the official decree of 1946 (only after this it's should show a very multinational palette of nationalities of the ALL Soviet Union). Of course, the navy and aviation had their own abbreviation.
