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The Archway indicates the Mosque of Cordoba, symbolising the Unit's connection with that City. Red and Black are the Colours of Artillery. The Gun and Chain symbolises Selfpropelled Tracked Artilery. The Coat of Arms was approved on 17 May 1994 | The Archway indicates the Mosque of Cordoba, symbolising the Unit's connection with that City. Red and Black are the Colours of Artillery. The Gun and Chain symbolises Selfpropelled Tracked Artilery. The Coat of Arms was approved on 17 May 1994 | ||
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| Spanish | Tronchado. Primero: en campo de gules (rojo) doble arquería de plata con dovelas alternadas de sable (negro) naciente del segundo cuartel. Segundo: en campo de sable (negro) una cadena de nueve escalones, cinco de ellos vistos de frente de plata. Sobre el todo cañón antiguo de campaña de oro. |
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The Archway indicates the Mosque of Cordoba, symbolising the Unit's connection with that City. Red and Black are the Colours of Artillery. The Gun and Chain symbolises Selfpropelled Tracked Artilery. The Coat of Arms was approved on 17 May 1994
Literature: Image from Heralder on Wikimedia Commons.
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