Senior naval officers. Insignia of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation

MO, MIA, FPS, EMERCOM, FSB, FSIN

Insignia of employees of the Ministry of Defense, Ministry of Internal Affairs, Federal Border Guard Service, Ministry of Emergency Situations, FSB, FSIN – signs on uniforms, uniforms, uniforms to indicate merit shown in the performance of military duty, as well as differences in activities to strengthen the security forces of the Russian Federation, increase their combat readiness and effectiveness of combat use.

Insignia of the Ministry of Defense, Ministry of Internal Affairs, FPS, Ministry of Emergency Situations, FSB, FSIN

by type:

Medals – insignia to denote the highest form of recognition of services to the relevant power structure of the Russian Federation.

Award insignia – insignia of employees of the law enforcement agencies of the Russian Federation to designate merits demonstrated in the performance of official duties and special tasks, high achievements in daily activities, their high combat and professional qualities. Award insignia are metal breastplates - for high achievements in various types of professional and military activities, memorial badges, badges for victory in sports competitions, personal emblems of military personnel, as well as badges for gold medals for excellent completion of military training. s establishments and signs for registered firearms or bladed weapons.

Qualification insignia – insignia to indicate the level of professional training, educational level and sports classification of military personnel. They are metal badges (class qualifications, badges for sniper, parachutist, sports categories, warrior-athlete, for graduating from military educational institutions, academic degrees and titles).

Badges of Military Valor – insignia of military personnel to indicate signs of collective achievement of high goals in combat and professional activities, in the performance of military duty and the manifestation of high moral, psychological, combat and professional qualities of law enforcement officers. They are intended to be presented to the personnel of a distinguished unit, unit, formation, association and are metal badges, breastplates or headdresses, sleeve patches and pennants.

Location, placement of orders, medals,

official badges, qualification badges,

other insignia on military uniform MO, VV MVD, FPS, EMERCOM, FSB, FSIN

Russian Federation

In December 2012, a presentation of a new military uniform took place at the Ministry of Defense. It is assumed that the Russian army will completely switch to the updated uniform, 500 sets of which have already been tested in the Arctic, southern regions, Siberia and Central Russia in 2014.

The serviceman's new wardrobe contains 19 items: underwear, a suit, several jackets, and vests. The set is complemented by accessories: several types of hats, shoes and gloves

Main changes:

1. The appearance of the shoulder straps has changed. They became the same form for all ranks. 6-sided, officer type.
2. The rank of “marshal of the military branch” has been abolished
3. The army general was given back 4 stars instead of one big one.
4. The rank of “marshal of the military branch” has become simply an honorary title.
5. The lower ranks were given metal corners instead of transverse stripes.
6. Ensigns are assigned a shoulder strap.
7. The piping has only 2 colors: red and blue (for the Airborne Forces, Air Force and Military Space Forces).

Generals and marshals.

General's zigzag and stars with a diameter of 40 mm for the marshal and 22 mm for the generals:

Marshal of the Russian Federation: State emblem and 1 star in "shine"
- Army General: 4 stars
- Colonel General: 3
- Lieutenant General: 2
- Major General: 1

Senior officers.

2 clearances and faceted metal stars, 20 mm in diameter:

Junior officers.

1 clear and faceted metal stars with a diameter of 13mm:

Captain: 4
-Senior Lieutenant: 3
-Lieutenant: 2
-Second Lieutenant: 1

Ensigns.

Shoulder straps are like those of privates, with piping. The sprockets are metal, faceted like those of junior officers, but attached to the length of the shoulder strap:

Senior Warrant Officer: 3
- Ensign:2

Sergeants and foremen, as well as corporals and privates.

Shoulder straps of the standard standard for lower ranks have piping; At the bottom of the shoulder strap are the metal letters “BC”. The specific rank is determined by the number and type of metal corners.

Petty Officer: 1 wide and 1 narrow corner
- Senior Sergeant: 1 wide
- Sergeant: 3 narrow
- Junior sergeant: 2 narrow
- Corporal: 1 narrow
- Private: no corners.

On everyday shoulder straps the stars are of yellow metal (for generals they are made of yellow thread with a red edging), on field ones they are white. In addition, there are muffs for field shoulder straps, where the stars are embroidered with green thread or stamped in gray.

The emblem of the military branch in yellow metal is attached to the shoulder strap worn on a shirt, a jacket with a zipper or a raincoat under a button.

Currently, the emblems of the military branches have also changed. Both lapels and sleeves.
Lapel emblems attached to the collar of the jacket are also attached to shoulder straps worn on a shirt, jacket with a zipper and a raincoat. They are made of yellow metal. Currently, they have once again been subject to change. They became larger and lacked absolutely unnecessary wreaths.

It looks like this:

1 – Ground Forces (in the project Motorized Rifle Forces); 2 – tank troops; 3 – RKhBZ troops; 4 – Air Force aviation; 5 – Air Force air defense missile system; 6 – RTV Air Force; 7 – Airborne Forces; 8 – Strategic Missile Forces; 9 – KV; 10 – R&A; 11 – military air defense; 12 – signal troops; 13 – road troops; 14 – railway troops; 15 – automobile troops; 16 – engineering troops; 17 – pipeline troops; 18 – topographic service; 19 – VOSO service; 20 – medical service; 21 – veterinary and sanitary service; 22 – Military band service; 23 – legal service; 24 – environmental service.

Also, a certain NATO system is currently being introduced. The emblem of the military branch is located on a leather tag attached to the breast pocket button. Worn with a service shirt.
The breastplate in the form of a medium emblem is worn on a leather lining. On the reverse side of the badge there is a device for attaching to a leather lining. The black lining is pointed at the bottom and has a loop at the top for attaching to the chest pocket button.

The manual was developed in accordance with the requirements of the Federal Laws of the Russian Federation “On Military Duty and Military Service”, “On Defense”, “On the Status of Military Personnel”.

The material presented in the book complements the content of the “Fundamentals of Military Service” section of the “Fundamentals of Life Safety” course. It can be successfully used by high school students, students of colleges, technical schools, vocational schools, students of pedagogical universities, as well as young men studying at educational centers of organizations.

Shoulder straps of senior officers (except Navy): 1 – Marshal of the Russian Federation (casual uniform); 2 – Army General (casual uniform, Air Force); 3 – Colonel General (ceremonial uniform); 4 – Lieutenant General (casual uniform); 5 – Major General (field uniform)

Shoulder straps of senior officers (except Navy): 1 – Colonel (casual uniform); 2 – Lieutenant Colonel (ceremonial uniform); 3 – major (ceremonial uniform, Air Force, Airborne Forces)

Shoulder straps of junior officers (except Navy): 1 – captain (casual uniform); 2 – senior lieutenant (ceremonial uniform, Air Force); 3 – Lieutenant (ceremonial uniform)

Shoulder straps for warrant officers and midshipmen: 1 – senior warrant officer (casual uniform); 2 – ensign (ceremonial uniform, Airborne Forces); 3 – midshipman (casual uniform, Navy)

1 – foreman; 2 - staff Sergeant; 3 – Sergeant (Airborne)

Shoulder straps for sergeants and soldiers (except Navy): 1 - Lance Sergeant; 2 – corporal; 3 – private

Sleeve insignia for belonging to the Armed Forces: 1 – Armed Forces (except the Navy); 2 – Armed Forces (Navy); 3 – military representatives in foreign countries; 4 – a special contingent within the Armed Forces to participate in peacekeeping activities

Sleeve insignia according to branch of the Armed Forces: 1 – the central apparatus of the Ministry of Defense; 2 - Ground troops; 3 - Air Force; 4 - Navy

Sleeve insignia for belonging to other troops: 1 - internal troops; 2 – civil defense troops; 3 – railway troops

Emblems of branches, branches and services of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation: 1 – Strategic Missile Forces; 2 - Ground troops; 3 – Air Defense Forces; 4 - Air Force; 5 – Airborne troops; 6 – Space Forces; 7 – motorized rifle troops; 8 - tank forces; 9 – missile forces and artillery; 10 – engineering troops; 11 – radiation, chemical and biological protection troops; 12 - Signal Corps; 13 – automobile troops; 14 – road troops; 15 – topographic service; 16 – legal service; 17 – military communications service; 18 – fuel and lubricants service; 19 – medical service; 20 – veterinary and sanitary service; 21 – military band service