Soviet Military Officer Dress Visor Cap USSR, Red Army, 80’s

Soviet Army Officer's Visor Cap, also known as a "field officer's cap" or "parade officer's cap," depending on its specific details and intended use.
Here's a summary of its key features:
Design and Materials: This cap typically features a structured, flat-topped crown (often olive drab for field use as seen here, or other colors for different branches/uniforms), a firm visor (often black), and a band around the crown, frequently in a branch-specific color (red in this case for infantry, artillery, or tank troops).
Insignia: A prominent feature is the cockade or cap badge on the front, typically a red star with a hammer and sickle emblem, often surrounded by a wreath, indicating its Soviet military origin. The specific design of the badge and side buttons can denote rank or service branch.
Chinstrap: An officer's cap often includes a braided gold or black chinstrap secured with side buttons, though the color varied over time and by rank.