234th Guards Air Assault Regiment Patch 8x10cm

High-quality Russian military patch representing one of the most prestigious units within the VDV, named after Prince Alexander Nevsky. This embroidered badge measures 8×10 cm and includes Velcro (hook side) backing, making it suitable for tactical uniforms, body armor, or collectors’ boards.

Part of the elite 76th Guards Air Assault Division, the 234th Regiment (also known as the “Black Sea Regiment”) is one of Russia’s most recognized airborne formations. The design of this VDV patch often incorporates airborne elements and symbols of honor, reflecting the regiment’s historical connection to bravery and national legacy.

The embroidered army patch with Velcro is used by Russian paratroopers during real-world operations and airborne drills, including those related to the conflict in Ukraine. This unit has gained attention due to its active deployment history and disciplined structure.

Historical Background – 234th Guards Air Assault Regiment:

The 234th Guards Air Assault Regiment, based in Pskov and part of the 76th Guards Air Assault Division, is one of the most battle-tested units within the Russian VDV. It carries the honorary title “Black Sea Regiment named after Alexander Nevsky,” commemorating its heroic legacy.

Formed during the Soviet era, the regiment participated in the Second World War, and later in operations in the Caucasus, Georgia, and most recently, in Ukraine. Known for its high level of readiness and combat effectiveness, the unit is trained for parachute insertion, rapid assault, and joint-force coordination. The 76th Division, and in particular the 234th Regiment, has been one of the VDV’s primary combat elements in modern Russian military doctrine.