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The 11th Mechanized Cavalry Regiment (11º Regimento de Cavalaria Mecanizado), based in Ponta Porã, Brazil, is a historic unit of the Brazilian Army founded in 1919. It plays a key role in border defense and public security operations.
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The 1st Commando Actions Battalion (1º BAC) is an elite Brazilian Army special‑forces unit stationed in Goiânia under the Special Operations Command, renowned for highly covert direct‑action missions in hostile environments.
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The 1st Geoinformation Center (1º CGEO) of the Brazilian Army, based in Porto Alegre, operates under the Directorate of Geographical Service with responsibility for geospatial data production for the South region of Brazil.
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The 2nd Area Telematics Center (2º CTA) is a Brazilian Army communications and IT unit created in 1996. Originally formed from the Army’s Data Processing Center, it now operates under the Integrated Army Telematics System.
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The 2nd Geoinformation Center (2º CGEO), located in Brasília under the Brazilian Army’s Directorate of Geographical Service, specializes in producing and managing geospatial and cartographic information, including software development.
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The 2nd Engineer Group (2º Gpt E)—also known as "Grupamento Rodrigo Octávio"—is a Brazilian Army engineering command based in Manaus, subordinated to the Amazon Military Command, and established on July 28, 1970
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The 5th Tank Regiment (5º RCC) — officially titled Regimento Tenente Ary Rauen — is a Brazilian Army armored unit based in Rio Negro, Paraná, under the 5th Armored Cavalry Brigade.
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The 51st Jungle Infantry Battalion (51º BIS), also designated “Batalhão Capitão-mor Bento Maciel Parente,” is a Brazilian Army unit based in Altamira, Pará, under the 23rd Jungle Infantry Brigade.
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The 58th Motorized Infantry Battalion (58º BI Mtz), nicknamed the "Sentinel of the Araguaia," is based in Aragarças, Goiás, and falls under Brazil’s 13th Motorized Infantry Brigade. It specializes in rapid-response defense and troop readiness.
Did you know?
The University of Michigan’s English Language Institute (now Michigan Language Assessment) created the first English language proficiency exam for the U.S. Department of State in 1953?
