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History: This mixed German-Netherlands Tank Battalion was formed in 2015 containig in its 4th Squadron the last 17 Leopard 2 Main Battle Tanks of the Dutch Army. | |||
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The St George Emblem was used by all the Armoured Regiments of the Dutch Army and probably was chosen to represent this. St George is also a symbol of Knights, and the modern day Tanks can be seen as the inheritor of the Armoured Cavalry of the Knights. | |||
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[[Literature]]: Wikipedia | [[Literature]]: Wikipedia | ||
[[Category:Multinational Military heraldry]] | [[Category:Multinational Military heraldry]] | ||
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GERMAN-NETHERLANDS TANK BATTALION 414
History: This mixed German-Netherlands Tank Battalion was formed in 2015 containig in its 4th Squadron the last 17 Leopard 2 Main Battle Tanks of the Dutch Army.
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Origin/meaning
The St George Emblem was used by all the Armoured Regiments of the Dutch Army and probably was chosen to represent this. St George is also a symbol of Knights, and the modern day Tanks can be seen as the inheritor of the Armoured Cavalry of the Knights.
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