14th Tank Brigade was a reserve tank brigade of Armed Forces of Ukraine, formed in 2015. The unit participated in numerous of exercises, mainly near the occupied Crimea, but didn’t take part in any hostilities in the east. The brigade was subsequently demobilized and remained only on paper.

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Structure

Here you can find the last known structure of the unit, including their insignia if available.

Unit’s Headquarters

The unit includes the headquarters, management and commandant platoon.

1st Tank Battalion

The first linear tank battalion of the brigade.

2nd Tank Battalion

The second linear tank battalion of the brigade.

3rd Tank Battalion

The third linear tank battalion of the brigade.

Mechanized Battalion

The mechanized battalion of the brigade.

Artillery Group

The group includes HQ, target acquisition unit, two self-propelled artillery battalions, rocket artillery unit and anti-tank unit.

Anti-Aircraft Defense Battalion

The air defense battalion of the brigade.

Reconnaissance Company

The scouts of the brigade.

Engineer Battalion

The engineers of the brigade.

Maintenance Battalion

The repair & restoration battalion of the brigade.

Logistic Battalion

The logistic battalion of the brigade.

Signal Company

The signal company of the brigade.

Radar Company

The radar and radiolocation company of the brigade.

Medical Company

The medics of the brigade.

CBRN Protection Company

Chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear defence unit.

The structure is not known.

Equipment

Here you can find all equipment of the unit. All images of vehicles and weapons listed below are taken from the official social media page of the unit.

2022 – today

T-64BV

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MBT

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Equipment Losses

We currently don’t have information about the unit’s equipment casualties. Please check back later.
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