Sleeve patch of the 106th Airborne Division (new design)
Sleeve patch of the 106th Guards airborne division. Est. November, 23, 2006
Regalia: award of the Red Banner, Kutuzov's award of 2nd degree.
Motto: “No impossible tasks!”
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Sleeve patch is a round-shaped navy blue fabric patch with green edging. In the centre is an armorial escutcheon with a picture of a pinion wall and golden domes. The escutcheon is placed on the slings of the developed white parachute leaning on gold soaring wings with flaming grenade.
On internal edge of the edging is the image of the Guards tape.
Elements of the emblem symbolize: pinion wall with church domes – a historical monument of architecture characteristic for Russian cities; parachute – a delivery system of paratroopers to battlefield; flaming grenade – a symbol of the most prepared companies of the Russian army.
Together, a parachute with winged grenade symbolize combat readiness to both air and earth. Blue color of the patch is a symbol of honor and loyalty. Green color of the edging symbolizes growth and development.
Green and blue colors are the main colors of Russian Airborne Forces. The guard ribbon symbolizes the division’s contribution to strengthening national defense capability. Black and yellow colors of the guard ribbon mean “fire and smoke” and symbolize personal valour on the battlefield.
At the heart of the emblem of the 106th Guards Tula Airborne Division is the coat of arms of the city of Tula, where the division’s headquarters is located, and the Centaur which combines power and intelligence, courage and cunning of both a man and an animal.
The system of the landing or crews within combat vehicles, which is conventionally called the “Centaur” was first practically tested in this division.
The division was formed in 1944. It has fought in Hungary, Austria, Czechoslovakia, performed special peacekeeping operations in Sumgait, Baku and other regions of Azerbaijan, Tbilisi, Kyrgyzstan, Transdniestria, North Ossetia and Ingushetia.
In 1992 it provided the rescue of Russian and foreign embassies employees as well as the UN mission in Kabul.
In December 1994 in the midst of street fighting in Grozny the paratroopers of the Tula Division fought near the railway station for several days, pulling over large troops of the militants. Their courage then largely determined the success of the Grozny operation as a whole.
During the Second Chechen war Tula paratroopers freed Dagestan from Basayev’s gangs, crushed the bandits in Gudermes and Vedeno districts of Chechnya.
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| SKU | 15030012 |
|---|---|
| Material | fleece cloth |
| Image application method | embossing |
| Application material | plastisol |
| Mode of production | mechanical |
| L x W, in / mm | 3.37 x 3.37 / 85.6 x 85.6 |
| Max weight, oz / g | 0.6 / 17.0 |
| Brand name | Army Goods |
| Country of origin | Russia |
Shipping Information
| Current item location |
Moscow, Russian Federation |
|---|---|
| Shipping provider |
FSUE Russian Post, air mail |
| Delivery period USA/Canada/Europe |
15 to 20 days |
| Delivery period to other countries |
15 to 40 days |
| Standard domestic time |
3 to 5 days |
| Urgent domestic time |
1 to 3 days (at option) |
| Prolonged domestic time |
7 to 10 days (at option) |
| Customs troubles |
low |
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