- Service emblem · official · carried by Armenian Armed Forces
- 國家隸屬 · 亞美尼亞
- Vigil類別圖示 · 非官方徽記
識別來源
Service emblem: Emblem of the Armed Forces of Armenia — carried by Armenian Armed Forces, not issued to this record. The emblem of the Armed Forces of Armenia — a shield bearing the eagle-and-lion arms over crossed elements, with the service's name in Armenian. A SERVICE-EMBLEM, NOT A FLAG, and the kind field says so: no flag file of the Armed Forces was located, and an emblem is what the institution publishes. This candidate was CLEARED ON LICENCE in the earlier manifest and not fetched; it is now fetched, checked and shipped. Public domain on Commons, no attribution obligation. LEGIBILITY, STATED: a badge on a transparent ground has no field colour, so at 18x12px it reads as a pale form rather than as itself. It carries real identity at 38x26 and 40x40, which is where the Atlas shows a mark on a card and a masthead, and that is the basis on which it was kept. FILE: Wikimedia Commons "Emblem of the Armed Forces of Armenia.svg", public domain, vectorised by Arman Militosyan. 111KB optimised to 65KB — editor metadata removed, coordinate precision reduced to two decimals on a 24,529-unit canvas. Geometry, colours and viewBox unaltered. Inherited by the five army corps, the ground forces, the air force and air defence, and the peacekeeping brigade; the Border Guard is a separate root under a different ministry and correctly inherits nothing.
國家隸屬：亞美尼亞。
較小的方形標記是Vigil的類別符號，依據本紀錄自身的領域、層級與角色繪製——並非官方徽章。
概要
亞美尼亞為海外部署而建立的職業化、可與北約互通的旅 — 最初是亞美尼亞於2001年加入聯合國維和行動後，在希臘協助下組建的一個維和營，於2007年9月改編為旅，並曾部署至科索沃、伊拉克、阿富汗與黎巴嫩 — 也是轉型構想視為其餘部隊未來發展範本的部隊。
- 範圍
- 結構、角色、沿革與連結。未發布任何下屬紀錄。
- 隸屬
- 隸屬：據報
- 來源
- 紀錄所載：2
- 紀錄狀態
- 部分
- 廣泛活動地區
- Armenia as a home station, at structural level only; abroad, the missions the ministry publishes — Kosovo under NATO command since 2004, Lebanon under UNIFIL since 2014, with Iraq and Afghanistan as closed chapters.
- 重要歷史
- Armenia formally joined UN peacekeeping in July 2001 and raised a peacekeeping battalion with Greek financial and technical help; its first contingent, thirty-four soldiers, went to Kosovo in February 2004 inside a Greek unit. A unit served under Polish command in Iraq from January 2005 to 2008, and in September 2007 the battalion was formally reorganised as a brigade, though the ministry's own account says the framework took years to fill. A platoon joined ISAF's northern command under German command in February 2010, guarding the airport at Kunduz and later bases at Kabul and Mazar-e-Sharif, and the deployment ran to the 2021 withdrawal; a platoon joined UNIFIL in Lebanon under the Italian contingent in December 2014. In January 2022 a contingent went briefly to Kazakhstan under the CSTO — the last such deployment before Armenia froze its participation. The brigade is the one Armenian formation built to partner standards from the start, which is why the 2024–2035 transformation concept treats it as the model, and why the EU's October 2024 decision to open its operations to Armenian participation matters to it specifically.
- 優勢
- Two decades of continuous multinational service, interoperability with NATO and EU forces that no other Armenian formation has, and a standing that makes it the natural vehicle for the Western partnerships the realignment is building.
- 限制
- A single brigade whose experience is peacekeeping and base security rather than the territorial defence the rest of the force exists for; the transformation concept's model is also its exception. Nothing here describes strength, positions or readiness.
沿革與機構歷史
Predecessors: Armenian peacekeeping battalion, formed with Greek assistance after 2001
評估截至 — 2026-06 最近檢視 — 2026-09-28
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