Royal Escort Squadron of the Spanish Royal Guard
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Royal Escort Squadron of the Spanish Royal Guard
Summary
Royal Escort Squadron of the Spanish Royal Guard is a squadron[1].
Key Facts
- Royal Escort Squadron of the Spanish Royal Guard is in the country of Spain[2].
- Royal Escort Squadron of the Spanish Royal Guard's image is recorded as LancerosEER.JPG[3].
- Royal Escort Squadron of the Spanish Royal Guard's image is recorded as Coraceros de gala con coraza.JPG[4].
- Royal Escort Squadron of the Spanish Royal Guard's instance of is recorded as squadron[5].
- Royal Escort Squadron of the Spanish Royal Guard's instance of is recorded as company (Spain)[6].
- Royal Escort Squadron of the Spanish Royal Guard's military branch is recorded as Cavalry of Spanish Army[7].
- Royal Escort Squadron of the Spanish Royal Guard's part of is recorded as Royal Guard escort group (Spain)[8].
- Royal Escort Squadron of the Spanish Royal Guard's Commons category is recorded as Royal Escort Squadron of the Spanish Royal Guard[9].
- Royal Escort Squadron of the Spanish Royal Guard's has part is recorded as lancers of the Spanish Royal Guard[10].
- Royal Escort Squadron of the Spanish Royal Guard's has part is recorded as cuirassiers of the Spanish Royal Guard[11].
- Royal Escort Squadron of the Spanish Royal Guard's has part is recorded as Mounted Band of Timpani and Bugles of the Spanish Royal Guard[12].
- Royal Escort Squadron of the Spanish Royal Guard's has part is recorded as scouting squad of the escort squad of the Royal Guard[13].
- Royal Escort Squadron of the Spanish Royal Guard's parent organization or unit is recorded as Spanish Army[14].
- Royal Escort Squadron of the Spanish Royal Guard's parent organization or unit is recorded as Royal Guard[15].
- Royal Escort Squadron of the Spanish Royal Guard's Google Knowledge Graph ID is recorded as /g/121hdvyy[16].
Body
Identity
Royal Escort Squadron of the Spanish Royal Guard's part of is recorded as Royal Guard escort group (Spain)[8].
Operations
Parent organizations include Spanish Army[14], an army[17], in Spain[18], founded in 1500[19] and Royal Guard[15], a regiment[20], in Spain[21], founded in 1006[22].