Signal Battalion I-1, Spanish Army

	SIGNAL BATTALION I-1, SPANISH ARMY Country:Spain

Official blazon
Spanish	Tajado. Primero: En campo de azur (azul), dos cabezas de perro, de oro, linguadas de gules (rojo), contrarias y unidas por el torso. Segundo: En campo de gules (rojo), un dragón de oro, alado, de tres cabezas linguadas hacia la siniestra, de plata y uñado del mismo esmalte.
English	blazon wanted

Origin/meaning

The Dog's Head symbolises he redundancy of links, as well as the dependency of the Command Post Transmission Centers. The three-headed dragon symbolizes the conjunction of material and personal elements, embodied in the permanent maintenance and surveillance of the telecommunications network. The dragon's gold represents wisdom and perseverance to maintain the links. The Coat of Arms was approved 27 November 2009.

Literature: Image and Information from https://ejercito.defensa.gob.es/personal/Escudos/

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