Russian 136th Motor Rifle Brigade Flag 135×90 cm

This Russian 136th Motor Rifle Brigade Flag 135×90 cm is printed on durable mesh fabric, commonly used for outdoor displays and military field installations. The design features the golden emblem of the Motor Rifle Troops — crossed AK rifles on a green laurel — positioned in the center of a black field, bordered by unit identifiers in gold.

Above and below the central crest are two full-color insignias: the 58th Combined Arms Army patch and the brigade’s individual shoulder emblem with the words “Мужество, Быстрота, Атака” (Courage, Speed, Attack). These elements identify it as a mesh tactical banner linked to modern Russian ground forces.

This banner is representative of a Motorized Infantry unit flag, commonly used by formations stationed in southern Russia. As a field-ready mesh flag, it is optimized for airflow and lightweight mobility — ideal for field headquarters, command tents, or commemorative displays.

The visual structure and golden tones associate it with the broader category of modern Russian army mesh flags, used by combined arms units in exercises and operational areas. The emblems also place this item among Russian ground forces field banners used by maneuver units of the Southern Military District.

It also serves as a 58th Army military insignia flag, reflecting the brigade’s direct subordination to the 58th Combined Arms Army — a prominent command structure active in recent operations and exercises across Russia’s southern sector.

Historical Background:

The 136th Separate Guards Motor Rifle Brigade is a key component of the Russian Ground Forces, subordinated to the 58th Combined Arms Army of the Southern Military District. Based in Buynaksk, Dagestan, the brigade was formed in the mid-1990s as a successor to various disbanded Soviet formations.

Throughout the 2000s, the unit participated in security and stability operations in the North Caucasus. In recent years, the brigade has been involved in large-scale military exercises and deployments associated with the 58th Army’s operational readiness posture.

The 136th Brigade has gained visibility for its involvement in contemporary conflicts and is often mentioned in connection with strategic deployments along the southern frontier. The flag design used here reflects both the visual identity of Motor Rifle Troops and the heraldry of the Russian Southern Military District.