File:The badge of the 22nd Artillery Support Company of the 2nd Polish Corps.jpg

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English: The badge of the 22nd Artillery Support Company of the 2nd Polish Corps. The unit made a design of Wojtek (Voytek) the bear carrying a heavy artillery their emblem after his work in such a role during the campaigns in the Middle East and Italy.
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Badge of the 22nd Artillery Support Company of the 2nd Polish Army Corps. The unit designed the heavy artillery-carrying Wojtek (Voytek) bear as their symbol after he took on such a role in other branches.

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