47th Tank Division Flag 135×90 Russia

This flag represents one of the most historically decorated armored divisions of the Russian Ground Forces. The flag’s visual layout follows the classic style of a Russian parade armored flag, with radiant rays in orange and white, centered by a fortress emblem and surrounded by laurel wreaths enclosing tanks.

Awarded the Order of Kutuzov, the division has a legacy stretching back to World War II. Its honorary title, “Czestochowa,” reflects participation in the liberation of the Polish city during Soviet advances in 1945. This history is captured in the design, making it more than just a Russian military tank flag — it’s a symbol of combat legacy and victory.

Each of the four golden wreaths contains a tank, reinforcing its identity as a Red Banner armored unit flag, tied to Soviet-era heraldry. The central shield also features classic elements found in Soviet flag traditions, including crossed cannons and crowned emblems.

Used today for ceremonial displays and historical reenactments, this Czestochowa Armored Banner honors the deep lineage of the 47th division. It appeals not only to collectors of military symbols, but also to those who value the visual legacy of WWII tank heritage banners.

Whether for display, reenactment, or educational purpose, this Order of Kutuzov Division Flag stands as a detailed, historically accurate item representing one of Russia’s elite armored formations.