Kremlin Regiment - Component Units of The Kremlin Presidential Regiment

Component Units of The Kremlin Presidential Regiment

  • Band of the Kremlin Presidential Regiment
  • Regiment HQ
  • 1st Battalion, Presidential Regiment
  • 2nd Battalion, Presidential Regiment
  • 3rd Battalion, Presidential Regiment
  • 4th Reserve Battalion, Presidential Regiment
  • Presidential Regiment Cavalry Escort Squadron (former 11th Cavalry Regiment)

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