This Combat Used Foma Patch has the Cyrillic word «ФОМА» above a dark armed figure on a camouflage rectangular field. “Foma” is the standard Latin transliteration of the Russian name shown on the patch. The figure carries a long firearm, and a small white, blue and red flag appears on the chest. A curved outline runs behind the figure, with a dark border enclosing the complete composition.

The inscription is short and personal in form. «Фома» is the Russian equivalent of Thomas, and here it functions as the identifying word in the design. The photograph establishes the spelling and illustration; the listing therefore uses Foma as its name without attaching a biography to it. The combination of a single name and a central armed character is what separates this example from a general national flag tab or a strip naming the armed forces.

As a Russian trophy callsign patch, the item can be catalogued by its exact visible word and figure. The camouflage background, small chest tricolor and long weapon provide additional distinguishing details. The name appears above the illustration rather than below it, leaving the figure as the main central feature. These visible elements are useful for comparing the piece with other personalised designs that share a broadly similar rectangular outline.

The reverse photograph shows the dark hook backing, with a few attached fibres and lighter marks visible against it. Both sides of this Foma morale insignia are included in the gallery. The front view records the word and figure, while the reverse gives an additional view of the same perimeter and attachment surface. The supplied pictures allow the individual specimen to be assessed without substituting a generic illustration of the design.

For a collection organised around a combat used rifleman badge or personalised uniform additions, this piece offers a clearly readable Cyrillic name alongside an illustrated armed character. Its identification remains tied to the pictured design: Foma, camouflage field, chest flag and long firearm. The listing is for one specimen, priced at €50, with one in stock. The two gallery photographs show that single patch from opposite sides. The reverse image is included for comparison with the face and is not a separate item.

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