The 1st Regiment of Foot Infantry "Bolivian Colorados" National Presidential Escort Regiment (Regimiento 1ro. de Infanteria "Colorados de Bolivia") of the Bolivian Army, formerly the 39th Line Infantry Battalion "Colorados" is one of the Army's oldest …

El Regimiento de Infantería RI-1 Colorados de Bolivia tiene sus orígenes en la época de la independencia de Bolivia, remontándose al año 1821. En aquel entonces, el regimiento se formó a partir de una milicia independentista organizada por el …

May 28, 2017 · Fue en este conflicto armado que los Colorados de Bolivia alcanzaron su máximo esplendor, en la Batalla del Alto de la Alianza, en la que 4.705 peruanos y 4.225 bolivianos se enfrentaron con 14.147 chilenos. En la meseta de Intiorko, al norte de la ciudad de Tacna, los Colorados se encontraban en el ala derecha del dispositivo aliado.

The 1st Regiment of Foot Infantry "Bolivian Colorados" National Presidential Escort Regiment (Regimiento 1ro. de Infanteria "Colorados de Bolivia") of the Bolivian Army, formerly the 39th Line Infantry Battalion "Colorados" is one of the Army's oldest and most prestigious infantry regiments.

Mar 27, 2014 · The regimental motto of Los Colorados stands as “Subordinación y Constancia, ¡Viva Bolivia, hacia el Mar!”—which in English translates to: “Subordination and Steadfastness. Long Live Bolivia, towards the Sea!”.

Media in category "Bolivian Colorados Regiment" The following 11 files are in this category, out of 11 total.

Members of the Los Colorados regiment guard caskets with the remains of members of the Junta Tuitiva in Plaza Murillo during events to commemorate the uprising of July 16th 1809, La Paz, Bolivia

Los Colorados presidential regiment leads the parade taking caskets with remains of members of the Junta Tuitiva from San Francisco church to the cathedral during events to commemorate the uprising of July 16th 1809, La Paz, Bolivia

The San Patrcio Battalion, also known as Irish Volunteers, "Los Colorado's" (because of the disproportionate number of red-headed soldiers): San Patricia Guards; San Patricio Company; Foreign Legion; Legion of strangers and other designations, was mainly made of immigrants to America (some of them US-Army deserters) that fought on the Mexican ...

The following historical information is about the service of both the regiment, and the men, of the First (1st) Colorado Infantry Regiment, U.S. Volunteers, which served in the Spanish American War & Philippine Insurrection from May 1st, 1898, to September 8th, 1899.