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INFANTRY REGIMENT SIMANCAS NO 4 (OLD), SPANISH ARMY
History: Raised in 1847 as Batallón de Cazadores de Simancas. Disbanded in 1965, its Traditions was transferred to Infantry Regiment Principe No 3.
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