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Russian Northeast Border Guard Patch 9 cm, thermoadhesive frontier emblem

Russian Northeast Border Guard Patch 9 cm – Frontier District Iron-on Emblem

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Russian Northeast Border Guard Patch

9 cm

The Russian Northeast Border Guard Patch 9 cm is a thermoadhesive frontier district emblem produced for use by personnel of the Northeast Border Guard District. Designed for secure attachment to service uniforms, this patch uses a heat-activated adhesive backing, requiring only an iron for application. Standard diameter is 9 cm, matching current border service regulations.

The insignia features the traditional colors and symbols of the Northeast Border Guard, indicating assignment to one of the most strategically important Russian border districts. Recognized as an official border service uniform badge, the patch is utilized by operational staff, officers, and patrol units throughout the district. Its production meets Ministry of Internal Affairs requirements for field, garrison, and ceremonial wear.

The item is referenced in supply catalogs as a Russian frontier troops iron-on patch and appears on jackets, parkas, and field shirts used in severe northern and coastal environments.

Historical background:

The Northeast Border Guard District is one of the largest and most remote commands within the Russian border service structure. Originating from Soviet-era frontier defense zones, this district oversees security along thousands of kilometers of land and maritime boundaries, including Chukotka, Magadan, and parts of Kamchatka. Personnel regularly conduct patrols in extreme weather, support anti-smuggling efforts, and respond to cross-border incidents.

The Russian Northeast Border Guard Patch 9 cm marks affiliation with these elite border troops. The transition to thermoadhesive frontier district emblems reflects modern uniform requirements, offering durable, quick-application solutions for border staff working in demanding conditions. The insignia is widely documented in field photos, supply documentation, and official chronicles of the Russian Federal Security Service (FSB), which now oversees border operations.