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===Origin/meaning===
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The Bee Cake Pattern symbolise the work of the Engineers. The Cedar Trees indicates the Area of Action - Lebanon. Their Number aalude to the Numbre of the Unit.<br>
The Bee Cake Pattern symbolise the work of the Engineers. The Cedar Trees indicates the Area of Action - Lebanon. Their Number aalude to the Numbre of the Unit. The Owl symbolises Minerva/Athena protector of Craftsmen and Manual Labourers and thus in translated meaning of Engineers.
The Olw symbolises Minerva/Athena protector of Craftsmen and Manual Labourers and thus in translated meaning of Engineers.
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ENGINEER UNIT NO 6, PORTUGUESE ARMY

Coat of arms (crest) of the Engineer Unit No 6, Portuguese Army

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The Bee Cake Pattern symbolise the work of the Engineers. The Cedar Trees indicates the Area of Action - Lebanon. Their Number aalude to the Numbre of the Unit. The Owl symbolises Minerva/Athena protector of Craftsmen and Manual Labourers and thus in translated meaning of Engineers.

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