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The gules field symbolizes the value for maintaining the link in battle. The "Idiosoma" spider is characterized by its great aggressiveness and by locating its prey by means of sound, in order to subsequently neutralize them. The gold of its enamel, as a sign of constancy, symbolizes this Unit that deploys the network of links necessary for the Anti-Aircraft Artillery (symbolized by the silver arrow) to carry out the missions entrusted to it. The Coat of Arms was approved on 29 January 1997. | The gules field symbolizes the value for maintaining the link in battle. The "Idiosoma" spider is characterized by its great aggressiveness and by locating its prey by means of sound, in order to subsequently neutralize them. The gold of its enamel, as a sign of constancy, symbolizes this Unit that deploys the network of links necessary for the Anti-Aircraft Artillery (symbolized by the silver arrow) to carry out the missions entrusted to it. The Coat of Arms was approved on 29 January 1997. | ||
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