MULTINATIONAL DIVISION
NORTH EAST

One of the key tasks of Multinational Division North East is to coordinate NATO enhanced Forward Presence battlegroups deployed in Lithuania and Poland. Its responsibilities focus on coordinating training and improving situational awareness in the region.
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The ring's classic circular face suits most unit badges and logos. Here, the MND-NE logo is surrounded by the division's full name in English.
The division brings together soldiers from different NATO countries. Its multinational character is reflected on the ring's sides through symbols including the NATO compass rose, national flags and figures of soldiers.
The other side refers to Elbląg, where the unit is based, through the city coat of arms and a stylised skyline of the old town. Outlines of Europe and the United States represent NATO's geographical reach and the unit's international character.
DESIGN DETAILS
Design

Ring Face

The division's logo and full name in English form the centre of the design.

Right Side

Refers to Elbląg and NATO territory in Europe and the United States.

Left Side

National flags and soldiers against the NATO compass rose express the multinational character of the unit and its personnel.

Availability

This design is reserved exclusively for the division's command. Every enquiry is subject to verification.

Click the ORDER button below and complete the form. It will be forwarded to the designated contact at the unit.

Technical Specifications

- made from palladium-plated sterling silver

- weight: approx. 25 g

- ring face width: approx. 21 mm 

- available in a full range of

ring sizes, learn more

- production time: approx. 4 weeks

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