Signal Battalion II-21, Spanish Army

SIGNAL BATTALION II-21, SPANISH ARMY

Official blazon
Spanish	En campo de gules (rojo), movientes en aspa y cruz cadenas de oro; resaltada torre de señales romana de plata, mazonada de sable (negro), aclarada de lo mismo, saliendo de la ventana antorcha de oro con llamas de oro y gules. LEMA: "RES NON VERBA".
English	blazon wanted

Origin/meaning

The gules colour of the field of the shield refers to fire, as a primitive element for sending signals and to the sacrifice of the Unit for the maintenance of links. The tower with the torch is a reference to one of the oldest systems used for surveillance and communication. The links of the chains symbolize the nodal centers that constitute the basic skeleton of the network, which is established for the link of the command posts. The Coat of Arms was approved on 23 April 2010.

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