This Combat Used I Am Russian Patch combines the words «Я РУССКИЙ» with a small Russian tricolor and an armed figure. The English translation is “I am Russian.” The pronoun appears near the upper left, the flag sits beneath it, and the longer word runs along the lower part of the design. An olive helmeted figure occupies the right side, holding a long upright firearm against the dark rectangular background.

The layout gives each part of the short statement its own space. «Я» means “I,” while «русский» is the masculine form of “Russian.” The Russian sentence needs no separate written word for “am.” Recording that translation alongside the original makes the wording clear without adding a longer slogan that is absent from the face. The flag and illustrated character remain separate visible elements within the same composition.

As a Russian trophy slogan badge, the piece is identified by its statement rather than a named formation. There is no unit number or regiment title in the visible inscription. The combination of pale lettering, small national flag and olive figure distinguishes this version from text only designs using the same sentence. It also separates the patch from a plain tricolor tab, where the flag itself would occupy the whole face.

The reverse photograph shows the dark hook backing, with a pale fibre attached to the surface. Both images record this individual Ya Russkiy morale insignia. The face view preserves the position of the text, flag and figure, while the back view gives an additional record of the outline and attachment side. The two photographs are paired views of the specimen offered, rather than illustrations of different examples.

For a collection of combat used national identity patch designs, this item provides a short, directly readable Russian statement with an accompanying military character. Its catalogue identification follows those visible features: the two word phrase, the tricolor and the upright weapon carried by the figure. One photographed specimen is listed at €50, with one available. The product gallery includes its front and reverse so the decorated side can be compared with the backing. Both photographs refer to the same single piece included in the listing.

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