Russian 25th Motor Rifle Brigade Flag

135×90 cm

This Russian 25th Motor Rifle Brigade Flag 135×90 cm showcases a bold visual style combining military symbolism with modern illustrations. Printed in red and black rays, the design includes a Russian serviceman in field gear alongside an armored personnel carrier, representing the brigade’s mechanized capability.

The unit’s identity is marked with the inscription “25-я отдельная гв. мотострелковая бригада” and a shoulder-style roundel labeled “Псков.” These elements identify the banner as a Pskov Motor Rifle Unit Flag, representing one of the notable ground formations of the region.

Unlike traditional heraldic flags, this version includes active-duty visuals, earning it the classification of a Russian soldier emblem flag. The inclusion of tactical equipment also positions it as a military unit banner with APC, specific to ground forces in combined-arms roles.

This is not just a ceremonial piece — the layout aligns with modern production standards for a red and black brigade flag, often used in indoor halls or commemorative spaces. It fits perfectly within the visual group of mechanized infantry flags, while still maintaining the distinct identity of a Russian Infantry Brigade Banner.

Historical Background:

The 25th Guards Motor Rifle Brigade operates under the Russian Western Military District and is based in the city of Pskov. As a successor to Soviet-era formations, it inherits both structural doctrine and ceremonial honors. Its current format emphasizes mobility and joint-operation readiness — hallmarks of the modern Russian ground forces flag tradition.

Brigades like the 25th often participate in field exercises near the western border and are equipped with BTR-series vehicles and infantry fighting vehicles. Their regional affiliation with Pskov grants them strategic significance and an established reputation within the army’s permanent readiness units.