American Company of Corps Guards
former Spanish army unit ( -1841)
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American Company of Corps Guards
Summary
American Company of Corps Guards is a horse cavalry unit[1].
Key Facts
- American Company of Corps Guards held citizenship in New Spain[2].
- American Company of Corps Guards held citizenship in Viceroyalty of Peru[3].
- American Company of Corps Guards held citizenship in Viceroyalty of the Río de la Plata[4].
- American Company of Corps Guards held citizenship in Viceroyalty of New Granada[5].
- American Company of Corps Guards is in the country of Kingdom of Spain[6].
- American Company of Corps Guards's instance of is recorded as horse cavalry unit[7].
- American Company of Corps Guards's instance of is recorded as former entity[8].
- American Company of Corps Guards's part of is recorded as Reales Compañías de Guardia de Corps[9].
- American Company of Corps Guards was dissolved in +1841-08-03T00:00:00Z[10].
- American Company of Corps Guards's parent organization or unit is recorded as garde du corps[11].
- American Company of Corps Guards's allegiance is recorded as Monarchy of Spain[12].
Body
Identity
American Company of Corps Guards's part of is recorded as Reales Compañías de Guardia de Corps[9].
Operations
American Company of Corps Guards's parent organization or unit is recorded as garde du corps[11].
Dissolution
American Company of Corps Guards was dissolved in +1841-08-03T00:00:00Z[10].