Russian Air Force Flag Patch – Blue and Yellow Rays

25,00 €

DESCRIPTION

This Russian Air Force Flag Patch reproduces the blue and yellow ray design of the Russian VVS flag. Silver coloured wings occupy the centre, with a propeller and an anti aircraft gun barrel crossed over them. A blue border encloses the rectangular face. The photograph shows the complete emblem and the yellow rays extending outward from the central point toward the corners and edges.

The central combination is important for identifying the service. The Russian Air Force flag uses wings with crossed propeller and anti aircraft artillery imagery on a blue field with yellow rays. The description published by the StateSymbol reference portal specifies those same components. Matching the central devices as well as the background avoids identifying a service from blue colouring alone.

VVS is the Latin transliteration of the Russian initials ВВС, standing for Военно-воздушные силы, or Air Force. The pictured item is a flag design rendered as a patch, rather than a badge naming an individual aviation regiment. There is no formation number, airfield name or written motto on its visible face. Its identification follows the service flag’s complete arrangement.

As Russian VVS flag insignia, the design differs from airborne imagery built around a parachute. The winged propeller badge shown here includes the additional crossed gun barrel, with broad wings spreading horizontally across the centre. The Air Force sunburst patch uses alternating blue and yellow areas radiating behind those silver coloured devices. That combination is the useful visual reference when comparing similarly coloured Russian service designs.

The photographed specimen is offered as one item at €25, with one available. The front image records the entire rectangle, blue edging, ray pattern and central emblem. The title identifies the Air Force rather than a specific squadron, while the subtitle records the colour arrangement actually shown. This listing concerns the embroidered flag version pictured, with the full winged device visible across the middle. The written description was checked against a published flag description and a visual flag reference so that the service is identified by the matched design. The single supplied photograph shows the individual specimen offered and includes its complete perimeter.

Availability: 1 in stock

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