Recent News
92nd Mechanized Brigade to defend Kharkiv Region
Recent activity of 92nd Mechanized Brigade indicates it’ll defend Kharkiv area in case of Russian invasion.
Armed Forces received new equipment
Ukrainian Ground, Air and Naval forces received numerous of new and modernized equipment.
Ukrainian unit arrived for military exercises
Combined Resolve XVI begins in Germany under the cover of snow.
Operation Report 2021 – Week #14
Operation Report is a summary of what happened in the Joint Forces Operation Zone (previously known as Anti-Terrorist Operation zone or ATO) during the last week.
Operation Report 2019 – Week #45
Operation Report is a summary of what happened in Joint Forces Operation Zone (previously known as Anti-Terrorist Operation zone or ATO) during the last week.
Structure
Brigade’s Headquarters
The unit includes the headquarters, management and commandant platoon.
1st Mechanized Battalion
The first linear mechanized battalion of the brigade.
2nd Mechanized Battalion
The second linear mechanized battalion of the brigade.
3rd Mechanized Battalion
The third linear mechanized battalion of the brigade.
22nd Separate Mechanized Battalion
Formed in 2014 as 22nd Territorial Defense Battalion and in the fall of 2014 reformed under the command of 92nd.
Tank Battalion
The linear tank 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.
Uniforms
MM-14
The camouflage was officially adopted as standard camouflage of Armed Forces of Ukraine in 2014. The semi-arid, with the addition of digital pattern, works well in Ukrainian nature.
Vehicles
T-64BM2
Type:
MBT
| Amount:
13
T-64BV
Type:
MBT
| Amount:
27
BTR-4E
Type:
APC
| Amount:
20+
MT-LB
Type:
APC
| Amount:
10+
2S1 Gvozdika
Type:
Artillery
| Amount:
5+
2S3 Akatsiya
Type:
Artillery
| Amount:
5+
9K35 Strela-10
Type:
Anti-Aircraft
| Amount:
5+
