101st Communications Regiment (Ukraine)

It was established on 27 June 1941, following the start of Operation Barbarossa as part of the Soviet Armed Forces. In 1943, the regiment was awarded the Order of the Red Star and the Soviet Battle banner in Melitopol which were later removed during decommunization efforts. On 5 December 2016, it was awarded a new battle flag. On 13 December 2016, a soldier of the regiment (Remeshivsky Yevheny Oleksandrovych) was killed in action in Pokrovsk. Following the Russian invasion of Ukraine, it provided communication support and also saw direct action. On 21 March 2022, three soldiers ox the regiment (Stihailo Mykola Volodymyrovych, Jarmolka Maksym Ihorovych and Burdenyi Ihor Oleksandrovych) were killed in combat in Kramatorsk. On 4 August 2024, it received the honorary name "Vinnytsia". In February 2025, the regiment took first position in the annual Vinnytsia heavyweight lifting championship. ==Structure==

• 101st Communications Regiment • Management and Headquarters • 1st Information and Telecommunications Battalion • Telecommunications Center • Automated Management Systems Center • Radio Broadcasting Center • Radio Reception Center • Classified Communications Center • 2nd Information and Telecommunications Battalion • Telecommunications Center • Automated Management Systems Center • Radio Broadcasting Center • Radio Reception Center • Classified Communications Center • Anti-aircraft Platoon • Commandant Platoon • Medical Center ==References==