Military coat of arms of Portugal - Pint Glass 16oz

The Military Coat of Arms of Portugal is a heraldic symbol that represents the Portuguese Armed Forces. It consists of a shield divided into three parts. The first quarter features five green castles on a silver field, representing the five historical provinces of Portugal. The second quarter displays a red lion passant guardant, an emblem associated with the Kingdom of Galicia, reflecting Portugal's historical connections. The third quarter showcases a black armored knight riding a white horse and brandishing a sword, known as the Order of Aviz's insignia. Above the shield, there are three green and white checkered escutcheons (ordinary of Portugal), two on each side, with a red royal crown on top. The Motto "Una vez Caballero por la Fe y por la Reina" ("Once a Knight for Faith and for the Queen") is inscribed below the shield. This military coat of arms embodies Portugal's historical heritage and symbolizes its commitment to protection and defense.