- in Frisco.
There are four
officially recognized supporter groups, El
Batallón (est. 2006),
Texian Army (est. 2006),
Bandera Negra and The Surge. La Bateria...
- The
Saint Patrick's
Battalion (Spanish:
Batallón de San Patricio),
later reorganized as the
Foreign Legion of Patricios, was a
Mexican Army unit which...
- (similar to the
Italian battaglione meaning the same thing) and the
Spanish batallón,
derived from the
Vulgar Latin noun
battalia ("battle") and ultimately...
- The
Batallón de
Inteligencia 601 (Spanish for "601
Intelligence Battalion") was a
special military intelligence service of the
Argentine Army
whose structure...
- The
Batallón Olimpia was a
counterinsurgent paramilitary group created by the
Mexican government to surveil, spy on, pursue, sabotage, execute, murder...
- The
Batallón Vasco Español (BVE) (English:
Spanish Basque Battalion),
sometimes ****ociated with the
Alianza Apostólica
Anticomunista (AAA) (English: Anti-Communist...
- The Atlácatl
Battalion (Spanish:
Batallón Atlácatl) was a rapid-response, counter-insurgency
battalion of the
Salvadoran Army
created in 1981. It was implicated...
- The 5th
Marine Battalion (Spanish
Batallón de Infantería de
Marina 5,
abbreviated to BIM-5) is a
battalion of the
Argentine Marines.
Today BIM-5, together...
-
Mexican infantry unit
founded in 1823 in San Blas, Nayarit.
Under the name
Batallón Activo Guardacostas de San Blas (San Blas
Active Coastguard Battalion)...
-
Montes de María.
Batallón de
Fusileros de I.M. N° 2
Batallón de
Fusileros de I.M. N° 3
Batallón de
Fusileros de I.M. N° 4
Batallón de Contraguerrillas...
