as stationary weapon) Browning M-2 HB QCB Anti-tank weapons Instalaza C-100 Alcotán 100mm Instalaza C-90C 90mm Artillery ECIA 81 mm mortar M-109A5E. Six vehicles loaned from the Spanish Army 12 OTO Melara M-56 Guided missiles TOW 2A (anti-tank) Spike missile (anti-tank) Mistral (anti-aircraft) Vehicles 17 M-60A3 TTS (being phased out of service) 39 Piranha IIIC 8x8 (16 ACV, 2 command vehicles, 1 ambulance, 1 recovery vehicle, 1 for Electronic Warfare, 4 sapper vehicles and 4 recon vehicles armed with a 30mm main gun) 19 AAV-7A1 (17 AAVP, 1 AAVC, 1 AAVR) 123 Humvee (will be replaced for URO VAMTAC ST5 BN3) Traditions Hymn The Marcha Heroica de la Infanteria de Marina (Heroic March of the Marine Infantry), also known as the Himno de la Infantería de Marina is the official march of the Spanish Marines. It was authored by J. Raimundo and composed by Colonel Don Agustín Díez Guerrero. The text is as follows: Motto Its official motto is "Per Terra et Mare" ("By Land and Sea"), which is also used as the motto of the Royal Marines and is also similar to other marine units. Bands The Music Band of the Marines is the military band of the Marine Infantry and the larger Spanish Navy. For this, it has the Music Band, created in 1950, it is made up of a select group of non-commissioned officers and professional musicians. Its first performance was in the Paseo de la Castellana in Madrid on 1 April 1951. It marches in both military ceremonies and parades, as well as in civil events. Based in Madrid it serves as the successor to bands of both that service and the whole of the Navy. The Madrid Marine Corps Ground (AGRUMAD) Music Band, also based in Madrid, also serves this branch. Since 1990, which was the year of its reestablishment, it has participated in concerts organized by the aforementioned association as well as military festivals in Spain. In 1970, it performed in the International Contest of Military Music Bands held in Valencia in 1970, in which he obtained 1st prize. It also has taken part in foreign activities in neighboring countries such as Belgium. Uniforms Source: See also Marine (military) Unidad de Operaciones Especiales (UOE) Alonso Pita da Veiga at the "Battle of Pavia" captured King Francis I of France (1513–1525) Miguel de Cervantes Spain's most famous Marine, injured at the Battle of Lepanto (1571),