Coat of arms of the Colombian Army
The Colombian army coat of arms is divided into 7 parts. The top left with the rifles represents the Colombian infantry. The top right are two swords inside their scabbards and represent the armored and mounted cavalry. The middle left are two crossed cannons and represent the artillery.  The middle right is a castle and symbolizes the Colombian military engineers. The next bottom left represents the army communications and logistics division. The bottom right is a compass and represents the military intelligence. Finally well at the bottom the wings represent the army airborne division. The top helmet symbolizes the defense nature of the organization. At the bottom on a ribbon the words Patria Honor Lealtad which means Motherland , Honor and Loyalty.
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Camilo Sanchez