Military Unit Number
A Military Unit Number is the conventional index naming standard for military units in Soviet Union and post-Soviet states' Armed Forces and Internal Troops.
For Ground Forces the Military Unit Number is assigned for a military unit (corps, division, brigade, etc); for Navy the Military Unit Number is assigned for a single ship.
The number is also used for the unit's Military mail.
Military Unit Number standards for post-Soviet states
| Country | Forces type | Code rules | Example |
|---|---|---|---|
 RUS | Armed Forces | 5 digits | 28376 |
| National Guard | 4 digits | 2837 | |
 UKR | Armed Forces | 1 cyrillic letter and 4 digits | А0104 |
| National Guard | 4 digits | 2837 | |
 BLR | Armed Forces | 5 digits | 37615 |
| Internal Troops | 4 digits | 2837 | |
 KAZ | Armed Forces | 5 digits | 32363 |
| Internal Troops | 4 digits | 6506 |
References
- Ogarkov, Nikolai (1979). Советская военная энциклопедия [Soviet Military Encyclopedia]. «ВАВИЛОН — ГРАЖДАНСКАЯ»[Babylon–Civilian] (in Russian). 2. Мoscow: Voenizdat. p. 304.
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