URUGUAY 2022 (Militar, Tanks, Tiran Ti 67, T-55, Armored Vehicles, M113, Winged Horses, Hills, Coat of Arms) - 1 Block
Discover the remarkable history and legacy of the "Misiones" Regiment of Armored Cavalry N°5 with the URUGUAY 2022 commemorative block. Celebrating 125 years of dedicated service, this special block showcases various elements that define the regiment's illustrious journey.
Country: Uruguay
Year: 2022
Theme: Militar, Tanks, Tiran Ti 67, T-55, Armored Vehicles, M113, Winged Horses, Hills, Coat of Arms
Quantity: 1 Block
The block pays homage to the rich history of the regiment with captivating imagery. The "Comando" Pavilion, a significant symbol where soldiers reside and strategize, is featured prominently. A portrait of Colonel Antonio Foglia y Pérez, the inaugural commander of the regiment, serves as a tribute to his pivotal role in its establishment.
Highlighting the regiment's firepower, the block showcases two iconic armored vehicles. The M113, a fully tracked armored personnel carrier (APC) manufactured by FMC Corporation, stands as a testament to the unit's modern capabilities. The Tiran Ti-67 tank, a modified version of the T-55 tank by the Israel Defense Forces, represents the regiment's strength and adaptability.
The block captures the essence of the regiment's historical traditions with a depiction of a soldier dressed in a historic uniform, riding a horse. This portrayal reflects the unit's enduring commitment to military excellence. Additionally, a mythological winged horse, a central element of the regiment's coat of arms, reinforces its emblematic significance.
Exploring the region's geography, the block features the distinctive "Batoví" Hill, which holds deep symbolism for the Tacuarembó Department. Named after its unique resemblance to a "breast of a virgin," the hill has become an emblematic landmark associated with the regiment's home base.
Collect the URUGUAY 2022 commemorative block honoring the "Misiones" Regiment of Armored Cavalry N°5 and celebrate 125 years of valor, dedication, and tradition in Uruguay's military history.