Group of Indigenous Regular Forces «Tetuán» No. 1

Summary

Group of Indigenous Regular Forces «Tetuán» No. 1 is a former entity^[1]. It is known by 3 alternative names across languages and contexts.^[2]

Key Facts

• Group of Indigenous Regular Forces «Tetuán» No. 1's instance of is recorded as former entity^[3].
• Group of Indigenous Regular Forces «Tetuán» No. 1's instance of is recorded as infantry regiment^[4].
• Group of Indigenous Regular Forces «Tetuán» No. 1's instance of is recorded as infantry regiment of the Spanish Army^[5].
• Group of Indigenous Regular Forces «Tetuán» No. 1's headquarters location is recorded as Tétouan^[6].
• Group of Indigenous Regular Forces «Tetuán» No. 1's part of is recorded as Regulares^[7].
• Group of Indigenous Regular Forces «Tetuán» No. 1's participated in conflict is recorded as Rif War^[8].
• Group of Indigenous Regular Forces «Tetuán» No. 1's participated in conflict is recorded as Spanish Civil War^[9].
• Group of Indigenous Regular Forces «Tetuán» No. 1's parent organization or unit is recorded as Regulares^[10].
• Group of Indigenous Regular Forces «Tetuán» No. 1's parent organization or unit is recorded as Army of Africa^[11].

Body

Identity

Group of Indigenous Regular Forces «Tetuán» No. 1's part of is recorded as Regulares^[7].

Operations

Group of Indigenous Regular Forces «Tetuán» No. 1's headquarters location is recorded as Tétouan^[6]. Parent organizations include Regulares^[10], a military unit^[12], in Spain^[13], founded in 1911^[14] and Army of Africa^[11], a military branch^[15], in Spain^[16], founded in 1912^[17].

Why It Matters

Group of Indigenous Regular Forces «Tetuán» No. 1 is known by 3 alternative names across languages and contexts.^[2]