Base Services Unit La Cuesta, Spanish Army

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BASE SERVICES UNIT LA CUESTA, SPANISH ARMY

Coat of arms (crest) of the Base Services Unit La Cuesta, Spanish Army
Official blazon
Spanish En campo de gules (rojo), león rampante de oro, en punta trangles ondados de plata y azur (azul) tres y tres, cargados de una fortaleza de sable mazonada de plata.
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Origin/meaning

The Red Field symbolises the Generosity by which the Unit operates. The Lion symbolises Military Strength. The Castle symbolises the now disappeared Fortress of San Cristóbal and the present Barracks. The location near the Sea is symbolised by the Waves. The Coat of Arms was approved on 28 February 2012.


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