14th Mechanized Brigade Patch 7x8cm – Ukrainian Armed Forces PVC Insignia

14th Mechanized Brigade Patch 7x8cm — official PVC insignia of the 14th Separate Mechanized Brigade named after Prince Roman the Great, one of Ukraine’s veteran combat formations. This 7×8 cm patch is worn by soldiers who have served in some of the most intense phases of the Russian-Ukrainian war.

The brigade is based in Volyn Oblast, and since its formation in 2014, it has taken part in major battles throughout Donbas and eastern Ukraine. It is a well-trained and experienced unit equipped with armored vehicles, artillery, and infantry forces, and is often deployed in frontline sectors.

Historical Background – 14th Mechanized Brigade:

The 14th Separate Mechanized Brigade was formed in December 2014 on the basis of the 51st Mechanized Brigade, which was disbanded following combat losses and structural reforms. The new unit inherited experienced personnel and equipment but underwent retraining and reorganization to meet NATO standards.

In 2018, the brigade was awarded the honorary name “named after Prince Roman the Great”, a medieval ruler of Volhynia and Galicia. The brigade has since become a symbol of resilience in western Ukraine and one of the key elements of Ukraine’s defense line in the east.

It has participated in defensive and offensive operations in Donetsk, Luhansk, and Bakhmut sectors, and continues to play a leading role in Ukraine’s resistance against Russian aggression.