Russian Flag of 59th Guards Tank Regiment

135×90 cm

This banner represents the Guards Tank Regiment, known as the Lublin Regiment. Measuring 135×90 cm, the flag is produced from strong synthetic fabric and features a striking red and black cross, regimental insignia at the center, and detailed oak leaf decoration. The flag’s layout draws from Russian armored division flag traditions, while the tank imagery reflects its heritage. As a ceremonial and display piece, it is valued both by collectors and those interested in military history. The design’s symbolism highlights the regiment’s participation in key armored battles, especially during the Lublin campaign in World War II.

This regimental insignia flag is also seen at military parade flag events, reflecting both tradition and ongoing service.
The Russian Flag of 59th Guards Tank Regiment 135×90 cm is recognized for its connection to armored troops and is rarely found outside military circles.

Historical Background:
Formed in the Soviet period, the 59th Guards Tank Regiment received the “Lublin” honorific after actions in Poland. Its banners, including this tank forces banner, are featured in official parades and unit ceremonies, marking the regiment’s contributions to armored warfare. The flag combines modern and historical elements, underlining the significance of the military parade flag in Russian tradition.