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| Cortado y medio partido. Primero: en campo de gules (rojo), dos llaves de oro puestas en faja y colocadas en palo. Segundo: en campo de plata, cinco escudetes de azur (azul) colocados en cruz, con cinco bezantes de plata cada uno colocados en aspa; bordura de gules (rojo) cargada de siete castillos almenados y donjonados, de oro, mazonados de sable (negro) y aclarados de azur (azul). Tercero: en campo de sinople (verde), torre de Santa Bárbara de oro, mazonado de sable (negro) y aclarada de azur (azul). | | Cortado y medio partido. Primero:en campo de gules (rojo), dos llaves de oro puestas en faja y colocadas en palo. Segundo:en campo de plata, cinco escudetes de azur (azul) colocados en cruz, con cinco bezantes de plata cada uno colocados en aspa; bordura de gules (rojo) cargada de siete castillos almenados y donjonados, de oro, mazonados de sable (negro) y aclarados de azur (azul). Tercero:en campo de sinople (verde), torre de Santa Bárbara de oro, mazonado de sable (negro) y aclarada de azur (azul). | ||
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The Red Colour symbolises Artillery Fire that closes the Strait indicated by the Keys. The dexter part of the lower field is the Coat of Arms of the City of [[Ceuta]], where the Regiment is based. The Tower in the sinister part symbolises St. Barbara patron of Artillery Soldiers. The Coat of Arms was approved on 9 May 1996. | The Red Colour symbolises Artillery Fire that closes the Strait indicated by the Keys. The dexter part of the lower field is the Coat of Arms of the City of [[Ceuta]], where the Regiment is based. The Tower in the sinister part symbolises St. Barbara patron of Artillery Soldiers. The Coat of Arms was approved on 9 May 1996. | ||
[[Literature]]: Heralder, Wikimedia Commons. | [[Literature]]:Heralder, Wikimedia Commons. | ||
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