13th Mechanized Cavalry Regiment

The 13th Mechanized Cavalry Regiment (13º Regimento de Cavalaria Mecanizado), also known as the Regimento Anhanguera, is a mechanized cavalry unit of the Brazilian Army (Exército Brasileiro). It is headquartered in the city of Pirassununga, in the state of São Paulo, Brazil. The unit belongs to the Southeast Military Command (Comando Militar do Sudeste), whose headquarters is in the city of São Paulo. According to Portuguese Wikipedia, the regiment is described as an emblematic military unit of the Brazilian Army. Its history is not limited to its role as a mechanized cavalry unit; from its origins it has been present in numerous events in Brazilian history. The unit is also known by the name Regimento Anhanguera, a traditional designation associated with the region and its heritage. As a military unit rather than a commercial brand, the 13th Mechanized Cavalry Regiment does not operate in consumer markets. Its "offerings" are defense and security capabilities: mechanized cavalry operations, troop training, and participation in national defense activities. It is part of the Brazilian Army's structure and is funded and maintained by the state. The official website of the unit is hosted on the Brazilian Army domain (eb.mil.br), although at the time of this dossier the homepage returned a rejection message. The regiment's public profile is primarily institutional. It represents the Brazilian Army in its region and maintains traditions linked to the cavalry branch. Its history and identity are tied to the broader narrative of the Brazilian Army and the Southeast Military Command. Because it is a state military organization, it does not have commercial products, campaigns, or financial listings. Its "brand" value lies in its institutional reputation, heritage, and role in national defense.

The 13th Mechanized Cavalry Regiment (13º Regimento de Cavalaria Mecanizado), also known as the Regimento Anhanguera, is a unit of the Brazilian Army. It is based in Pirassununga, in the state of São Paulo, Brazil. The unit is part of the Southeast Military Command (Comando Militar do Sudeste), which has its headquarters in the city of São Paulo. According to Portuguese Wikipedia, the regiment is an emblematic military unit of the Brazilian Army. Its history is not limited to its role as a mechanized cavalry unit; from its origins it has been present in numerous events in Brazilian history. The article notes that the unit's history is intertwined with broader national events, although specific dates and campaigns are not detailed in the available evidence. The regiment is named after the Anhanguera, a term associated with the bandeirantes of São Paulo and the region's historical heritage. This nickname reflects the unit's connection to the state of São Paulo and its traditions. The unit's official website is hosted on the Brazilian Army domain (eb.mil.br), but at the time of this dossier the homepage returned a rejection message, indicating that access may be restricted or the site may be temporarily unavailable. As a mechanized cavalry regiment, its primary function is to conduct mobile ground operations using armored vehicles, reconnaissance, and security missions. It is part of the Brazilian Army's order of battle and is maintained by the state. The regiment's history and identity are tied to the Brazilian Army's institutional narrative and the Southeast Military Command. No commercial activities, products, or financial information are associated with this entity.

Institutional military unit of the Brazilian Army; not a commercial brand.

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2. 213º Regimento de Cavalaria Mecanizadowikidata.org
3. 313.º Regimento de Cavalaria Mecanizadopt.wikipedia.org