The "First Aid Kit" pin — the same tactical IFAK that always needs to be within reach, because it wins the first, most critical minutes after an injury. A badge for those ready to act, not panic.
The "M18 Claymore Mine" pin — a directional blast that sends the enemy one clear message: don't come this way. A badge for combat engineers and those who hold the line.
The "M18 Smoke Red Grenade" pin — a smoke screen that covers a retreat or a maneuver when a few seconds of cover are all you need. A badge for those who know when to disappear.
The "Combat Medic Badge" pin — a symbol of those who go under fire not with a weapon, but with a med kit, to carry a brother out. A badge for medics and those who trust them with their lives.
The "GUR MO" pin — a symbol of intelligence work carried out where there is no front line, done so quietly no one ever hears about it. A badge for those who work in the shadows.
The "Air Assault Troops Badge" pin — a symbol of those who go in first and hold the position while others are still preparing. A badge for air assault troopers.
The "Armed Forces of Ukraine Badge" pin — the main symbol of the Ukrainian military, worn with pride and no explanation needed. A badge for everyone who stands with the ZSU.
The "40mm Grenade" pin — a round fired from an underbarrel launcher, reaching the enemy where a bullet can't. A badge for grenadiers and sharpshooters.
The "Blood Transfusion Bag" pin — a symbol of combat medicine and brotherhood, where one soldier's blood saves another. A badge for medics and everyone who believes in the brotherhood of blood.
The "Tourniquet" pin — the strap that stops bleeding in seconds and buys time to reach a hospital. A badge for anyone who knows the value of first aid.