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The Snake indicates the Medical Symbol the Rod of Aesculapius. The Pomegrenade symbolises the Services' Patron St. John of God.
The Snake indicates the Medical Symbol the Rod of Aesculapius. The Pomegrenade symbolises the Services' Patron St. John of God.
[[Literature]]: Image from Dicionario de Heraldica on Facebook
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DIRECTORATE OF MEDICAL SERVICES, PORTUGUESE ARMY

Coat of arms (crest) of the Directorate of Medical Services, Portuguese Army
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The Snake indicates the Medical Symbol the Rod of Aesculapius. The Pomegrenade symbolises the Services' Patron St. John of God.


Literature: Image from Dicionario de Heraldica on Facebook


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