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Red and Black is the Artillery Colours. The Eagle holding a Gun Barrel indicates Airborne Artillery. The Coat of Arms was approved on 6 February 1998. | Red and Black is the Artillery Colours. The Eagle holding a Gun Barrel indicates Airborne Artillery. The Coat of Arms was approved on 6 February 1998. | ||
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FIELD ARTILLERY GROUP VII, SPANISH ARMY
| Spanish | Tajado, primero de gules (rojo) y segundo de sable (negro). Sobre el todo, un águila despeñada de oro, encendida, picada y linguada que sostiene con sus garras un tubo de cañón, en oro. |
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Red and Black is the Artillery Colours. The Eagle holding a Gun Barrel indicates Airborne Artillery. The Coat of Arms was approved on 6 February 1998.
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