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We have found quite a few impages at Soviet summer camps. There seem to be more images takn at camp than ny other Pioneer activity. The standard Pioneer uniform was basically the school uniform as the ctivities were school based. Camps had their own uniforms which usually involved short pants which was not the case at school. Our understnding is that prents purchased a camp outfit at school for the children, suggesting that the camp uniform was fairly standard, primarily a white shirt and short pants. We mote, however, some unifirm differences. This ws primarily the prestige camps which may have provided specialized unforms for the children. Most of the images we have found do mot identify the camp which means we have not way of knowing which camp they came from.
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