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Sleeve insignia of belonging to the bodies of the Federal Security Service (FSB).
Approved on August 25, 2011.
The patch for the field uniform represents a fabric rhombus stripe with a greenish-brown edging the heraldic emblem of the bodies of the Federal Security Service in the center.
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The general sleeve patch designed for all paramilitary units of the Taman Unit of the Kuban Cossack Host.
Is worn on the right sleeve of the uniform.
In the center of the emblem there is the image of St. George on the horseback slaying a dragon on the background of the Kuban flag, where the crimson stripe means the Cossacks, the blue – the non-resident people, the green – the gentiles.
The inscriptions on the sleeve patch read: on the top – “RUSSIA”, at the bottom – “Kuban Cossack Host, Taman Unit.”
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The sleeve patch of the Terek Cossack Host for the full-dress uniform. Approved in 1997.
The Terek Cossacks live along the North Caucasian mountain rivers – Terek, Sunzha, Kura, Malka, Kuma.
Officially the Terek Cossack Host exists since 1577, now it is included in the state register of the Cossack Hosts.
The staff of the Host is located in the city of Vladikavkaz.
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The sleeve insignia of the inspection team of the National Center for Nuclear Risk Reduction.
A found white fabric patch with golden edging. In the center of the patch there is the image of the State Emblem of the Russian Federation against the blue globe with the halves of the dark blue shell shifted to the opposite sides. The globe is framed with golden olive branches.
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Sleeve host patch of the Irkutsk Cossacks. Approved in 1998.
Cossacks were in the vicinity of the Lake Baikal in the XVII century, when the active development of Siberia took place. Since the XVIII century the Irkutsk Cossacks joined the troops of the Russian Empire.
In 1998 it was decided to reinstate Irkutsk Cossack Host and its glorious traditions.
Nowadays the Cossacks help to keep order in the country, cavalry units are patrolling the city and punish the violators.
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The memorial sleeve patch with the Arms of Moscow (standard of 1991).
A rectangular rounded at the tip shield with truncated upper corners. The shield is painted red, blue and white – the colors of Russian National Flag.
In the center of the patch, in the red field there is the historical coat of arms of the city of Moscow, designed by K. K. Ivanov, where the rider resembles an ancient Greek.
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Sleeve host patch of the Irkutsk Cossacks. New standard. Approved on February 09, 2010.
Cossacks were in the vicinity of the Lake Baikal in the XVII century, when the active development of Siberia took place. Since the XVIII century the Irkutsk Cossacks joined the troops of the Russian Empire.
In 1998 it was decided to reinstate Irkutsk Cossack Host and its glorious traditions.
Nowadays the Cossacks help to keep order in the country, cavalry units are patrolling the city and punish the violators.
