Events related to military coats

In October 2006, the Huaiyin Branch of the Jinan Municipal Administration of Industry and Commerce, with the cooperation of anti-counterfeiting personnel from the 3520 Military Factory, conducted surprise inspections of 23 military daily necessities distribution stores in the jurisdiction and seized a batch of counterfeit and inferior goods. In a military daily necessities distribution department, industrial and commercial law enforcement officers discovered that when inspecting a military daily necessities and clothing distribution department, the law enforcement officers saw 4 military coats of different lengths hanging in the store, so they asked the shop owner to take one to check. The quality of cotton used. Unexpectedly, after opening it, the color of the cotton turned out to be black and gray. Three more were then examined, with the same results. Seeing this, the shop owner turned pale with fright and explained that it was a sample delivered to his door by someone else, and he had no idea what materials were used. After a day of inspection, industrial and commercial personnel discovered that there were problems in three military daily necessities stores. Four coats suspected of being stuffed with "black heart cotton" were checked on the spot.

Chimpanzees in Russian zoos wear military coats to resist the severe cold

The ultra-low temperature weather in parts of Russia and Europe has lasted for more than a week, and the temperature in Chelyabinsk, shrouded by a cold wave, has also dropped to the lowest level in more than ten years. lowest value. In order to protect the chimpanzees living in the city's zoo from the severe cold, zoo staff wore military coats for them.

Itar-Tass news agency reported that this time, the military coats worn by the chimpanzees in the Chelyabinsk Zoo were donated by the city’s military automotive school. After the cold snap arrived, zoo staff began training the chimpanzees to wear Russian military coats. Because the coats were larger than the chimpanzees, they were covered from head to toe. The person in charge of the zoo said that chimpanzees are tropical animals and are very sensitive to the cold weather of more than 30 degrees below zero in Chelyabinsk. When the staff put the chimpanzees into thick military coats, they quickly adapted to the feeling of wearing "military uniforms." The person in charge also said that the chimpanzees wearing military coats look like soldiers in the army. In addition to wearing military uniforms, zoo staff also installed high-power air heaters in the chimpanzees' cages.