CAP BADGES  OZNAKE ZA KAPE

OLD SLEEVE INSIGNIAS  STARE OZNAKE ZA RUKAV

SPECIAL POLICE BRIGADE  SPECIJALNA BRIGADA MILICIJE

      Specijalna brigada policije MUP-a Republike Srpske je nastala 1992. godine od Srba koji su napustili tadašnje Specijalne jedinice MUP-a BiH. Početkom aprila 1992. godine 34 pripadnika zvanične vladine Specijalne jedinice MUP-a BiH, srpske nacionalnosti pod vodstvom Milenka Karišika, zamjenika komandanta, lojalnih SDS-u, napustilo je bazu u Krteljima pored Sarajeva, sa opremom, oružjem i vozilima. Prvo pojavljivanje su imali 05. 04. na Vracama prilikom napada na školu MUP-a BiH. Nakon 6 sati borbe zauzeli su školu i zarobili profesore, kursiste i đake nesrpske nacionalnosti, koji su kasnije razmijenjeni. Od prebjeglih specijalaca formira se Specijalna brigada MUP-a a Milenko Karišik postaje prvi komandant. Na teritoriji pod kontrolom srpskih snaga u BiH na dobrovoljnoj osnovi su regrutirani novi pripadnici jedinice. Drugi komandant u toku rata je bio general Goran Sarić koji je na tom mjestu ostao sve do rasformiranja 1998. i njenog preimenovanja u Specijalnu jedinicu MUP-a Republike Srpske.

      The Special Police Brigade of the MUP of the Republika Srpska was created in 1992 from Serbs who left the then Special Units of the MUP of Bosnia and Herzegovina. At the beginning of April 1992, 34 members of the official government Special Unit of the MUP of BiH, of Serbian nationality under the leadership of Milenko Karišik, deputy commander, loyal to the SDS, left the base in Krtelji near Sarajevo, with equipment, weapons and vehicles. They made their first appearance on April 5 in Vrace during the attack on the school of the MUP of Bosnia and Herzegovina. After 6 hours of fighting, they captured the school and captured the professors, students and students of non-Serb nationality, who were later exchanged. The Special Brigade of the MUP was formed from the defected Special Forces, and Milenko Karišik became the first commander. New members of the unit were recruited on a voluntary basis in the territory under the control of Serbian forces in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The second commander during the war was General Goran Sarić, who remained in that position until its disbandment in 1998 and its renaming as the Special Unit of the MUP of the Republika Srpska.