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The chest pin badge is made of a goldish metal with colored enamels.

It is a relief emblem of the Russian Federal Security Service (FSB): the triangular elongated downward shield with carved top corners and a silvery edging. In the red field of the shield there is a superimposed stylized image of a golden double-headed eagle with raised wings, holding the scepter and orb, topped with a large and two smaller crowns. On the eagle’s chest there is an image of a horseman spearing a dragon.

Russian State Emblem is one of the main symbols of the state along with the National Flag and Anthem. It was approved on November 30, 1993.

The prototype of the modern State Emblem is the seal of the Russian Tsar Alexei Mikhailovich (Alexis I) adopted in 1667.

The sleeve insignia of the 68th Guards Reconnaissance Battalion.

Regalia: combat name “Brandenburg”, the Order of the Red Banner.

Motto: “Nothing except victory!”

On January 19, 1995, together with the 276th Infantry Regiment and the 876th Separate Airborne Assault Battalion it took the Presidential Palace in the center of Grozny.

This emblem is called “the small flag” or sometimes “the Guards angle”.

The patch in the form of the stylised State Flag was accepted in the Soviet Army for wearing on the berets to the left of the cockade. It was worn by all ranks – from a seaman to a commander.

Approved on June 26,1969.

The identifying insignia of the operatives and special forces soldiers to be worn on the back of the outer uniforms and special clothing – body armor, tactical vest.

The Spetsnaz is a special operations unit with a high level of training, performing tasks in specific environments.

The full-dress sleeve insignia of the Spetsnaz of Russian Armed Forces.

A round blue patch with a wide yellow (golden) edging.

The emblem in the center is the general image of the Special Forces, it is a relief image of the bat with spread wings on the background of a stylized image of the grid of a telescopic sight.

The sleeve patch of the revolutionary volunteer battalions of the Russian Army with a black silk screened image of a skull and crossbones, as an emblem of immortality.

Approved on June 13, 1917.

Dog tag is made of stainless steel with enamel.
It is a image of crossed-hammer and sickle with the motto of the French Revolution, “Liberty, Equality, Fraternity” in Russian and French.

Freedom – the ability to do anything that does not harm others.
Equality – means that all are equal before the law.
Brotherhood – do not do to others what you would not want to get myself, and do it in relation to other such good deeds, which would be in relation to themselves.