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The lesser Swedish State Coat of Arms indicating a Guards Unit, here with The Armoured Arms with Swords indicating a Armoured Unit. Not shown here is the Chain of the Order of the Seraphim which also formed part of the Coat of Arms. The Regiment was formerly a Infantry Unit disbanded in 1939 only to reform shortly afterwards as an Armoured Unit. The Regiment was disbanded in 1980. | The lesser Swedish State Coat of Arms indicating a Guards Unit, here with The Armoured Arms with Swords indicating a Armoured Unit. Not shown here is the Chain of the Order of the Seraphim which also formed part of the Coat of Arms. The Regiment was formerly a Infantry Unit disbanded in 1939 only to reform shortly afterwards as an Armoured Unit. The Regiment was disbanded in 1980. | ||
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[[Literature]]: | [[Literature]]: Carl Herlitz: Svenska arméns regementen. | ||
[[Category:Military heraldry of Sweden]] | [[Category:Military heraldry of Sweden]] | ||
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1ST ARMOURED REGIMENT GÖTA LIFE GUARDS, SWEDISH ARMY
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Origin/meaning
The lesser Swedish State Coat of Arms indicating a Guards Unit, here with The Armoured Arms with Swords indicating a Armoured Unit. Not shown here is the Chain of the Order of the Seraphim which also formed part of the Coat of Arms. The Regiment was formerly a Infantry Unit disbanded in 1939 only to reform shortly afterwards as an Armoured Unit. The Regiment was disbanded in 1980.
Regimental Colour
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Literature: Carl Herlitz: Svenska arméns regementen.