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Tinctures are field wavy Argent and Vert enschuteon Vert charged with a roundel (later changed to Argent a Cross of the Order of Christ). Brodure Gules. | |||
The Cross of the Order of Christ symbolises the Order's importance to the colonization of Madeira. The Waves and the shield indicates the location of Madeira in the Atlantic. | |||
The Crest symbolise the Soldiers who defends Madeira. | |||
The Motto translates as "For Honour and for the Fatherland". | |||
The Designation was later changed to Military Zone of Madeira. | |||
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