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Tercio de Gallegos was a unit of Spanish Creole militias of Buenos Aires, created during the British invasions of the River Plate. It was composed mainly of militiamen from Galicia, its commander was , born in Campo Lameiro, Pontevedra. The Third of Gallegos was dissolved in 1809, after the support of its members to Martín de Álzaga against the viceroy Santiago de Liniers. Towards 1807, this military unit had eight rifle companies, and one of Grenadiers in command of , who had an outstanding performance during the Combate del Retiro, occurred on July 5 of that year.

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  • Tercio de Gallegos (es)
  • Tercio de Gallegos (en)
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  • El Tercio de Gallegos, conocido también como: Batallón de Voluntarios Urbanos de Galicia, Tercio de Voluntarios Urbanos de Galicia, Batallón de Galicia o Batallón de Voluntarios de Galicia, fue una unidad miliciana de infantería creada el 17 de septiembre de 1806 con voluntarios nacidos en Galicia residentes en Buenos Aires. Fue creado a causa de la primera de las Invasiones Inglesas al Virreinato del Río de la Plata y fue disuelto en enero de 1809 por su participación en la Asonada de Álzaga. Su primer jefe fue el ingeniero militar Pedro Antonio Cerviño oriundo de Campo Lameiro, Pontevedra. (es)
  • Tercio de Gallegos was a unit of Spanish Creole militias of Buenos Aires, created during the British invasions of the River Plate. It was composed mainly of militiamen from Galicia, its commander was , born in Campo Lameiro, Pontevedra. The Third of Gallegos was dissolved in 1809, after the support of its members to Martín de Álzaga against the viceroy Santiago de Liniers. Towards 1807, this military unit had eight rifle companies, and one of Grenadiers in command of , who had an outstanding performance during the Combate del Retiro, occurred on July 5 of that year. (en)
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  • Tercio de Gallegos (en)
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  • His commander, Pedro Antonio Cerviño (en)
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  • Argentina (en)
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  • Batallón de Voluntarios Urbanos de Galicia (en)
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  • Ramón López (en)
  • Agustín González Miguens (en)
  • Bernardo Pampillo (en)
  • Jacobo Adrián Varela (en)
  • José Fernández de Castro (en)
  • Juan Antonio Blades (en)
  • Juan Sánchez Boado (en)
  • Lorenzo Santabaya (en)
  • Pedro Antonio Cerviño (en)
  • Ramón Ximénez (en)
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  • Tercio de Gallegos (en)
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  • El Tercio de Gallegos, conocido también como: Batallón de Voluntarios Urbanos de Galicia, Tercio de Voluntarios Urbanos de Galicia, Batallón de Galicia o Batallón de Voluntarios de Galicia, fue una unidad miliciana de infantería creada el 17 de septiembre de 1806 con voluntarios nacidos en Galicia residentes en Buenos Aires. Fue creado a causa de la primera de las Invasiones Inglesas al Virreinato del Río de la Plata y fue disuelto en enero de 1809 por su participación en la Asonada de Álzaga. Su primer jefe fue el ingeniero militar Pedro Antonio Cerviño oriundo de Campo Lameiro, Pontevedra. (es)
  • Tercio de Gallegos was a unit of Spanish Creole militias of Buenos Aires, created during the British invasions of the River Plate. It was composed mainly of militiamen from Galicia, its commander was , born in Campo Lameiro, Pontevedra. The Third of Gallegos was dissolved in 1809, after the support of its members to Martín de Álzaga against the viceroy Santiago de Liniers. Towards 1807, this military unit had eight rifle companies, and one of Grenadiers in command of , who had an outstanding performance during the Combate del Retiro, occurred on July 5 of that year. (en)
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