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Waffen-SS
Waffen-SS
Active	1933–1945
Country	Nazi Germany
Allegiance	Adolf Hitler
Branch	Schutzstaffel
Type	Panzer; Panzergrenadier; Cavalry; Infantry; Mountain Infantry; Police;
Size	38 Divisions and many minor units at its peak
Part of	Wehrmacht (de facto)
Garrison/HQ	SS Führungshauptamt, Berlin
Motto(s)	Meine Ehre heißt Treue; (My Honor is Loyalty)
Engagements	World War II
Commanders
Ceremonial chief	Heinrich Himmler
Notable; commanders	Josef Dietrich; Paul Hausser; Theodor Eicke; Felix Steiner; Kurt Meyer;

Légion Étrangère
Légion Étrangère
	The Foreign Legion grenade emblem and colours.
Active	10 March 1831—present
Country	France
Branch	French Army
Type	Foreign legion
Role	Military force
Size	c. 7,700 men in eleven regiments and one sub-unit
Garrison/HQ	Aubagne (Headquarters) ; Calvi (2nd Foreign Parachute Regiment) ; Metropolitan France (5 regiments) ; French Guiana (3rd Infantry Regiment) ; United Arab Emirates (13th Demi-Brigade) ; Mayotte (Detachment)
Nickname(s)	The Legion (English); La Légion (French)
Motto(s)	"Legio Patria Nostra" (The Legion is our Fatherland); "Honneur et Fidélité" (Honour and Fidelity); "Marche ou crève" (March or die, unofficial)
Colours	Red and Green
March	Le Boudin
Anniversaries	Camerone Day (30 April)
Commanders
Current; commander	Brigade General Christophe de Saint Chamas
Insignia
Identification; symbol
Legion flash
Abbreviation	FFL (English); LE (French)

Légion Étrangère
Légion Étrangère
	The Foreign Legion grenade emblem and colours.
Active	10 March 1831—present
Country	France
Branch	French Army
Type	Foreign legion
Role	Military force
Size	c. 7,700 men in eleven regiments and one sub-unit
Garrison/HQ	Aubagne (Headquarters) ; Calvi (2nd Foreign Parachute Regiment) ; Metropolitan France (5 regiments) ; French Guiana (3rd Infantry Regiment) ; United Arab Emirates (13th Demi-Brigade) ; Mayotte (Detachment)
Nickname(s)	The Legion (English); La Légion (French)
Motto(s)	"Legio Patria Nostra" (The Legion is our Fatherland); "Honneur et Fidélité" (Honour and Fidelity); "Marche ou crève" (March or die, unofficial)
Colours	Red and Green
March	Le Boudin
Anniversaries	Camerone Day (30 April)
Commanders
Current; commander	Brigade General Christophe de Saint Chamas
Insignia
Identification; symbol
Legion flash
Abbreviation	FFL (English); LE (French)

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Waffen-SS

Active	1933–1945
Country	Nazi Germany
Allegiance	Adolf Hitler
Branch	Schutzstaffel
Type	Panzer Panzergrenadier Cavalry Infantry Mountain Infantry Police
Size	38 Divisions and many minor units at its peak
Part of	Wehrmacht (de facto)
Garrison/HQ	SS Führungshauptamt, Berlin
Motto(s)	Meine Ehre heißt Treue (My Honor is Loyalty)^[1]^[a]
Engagements	World War II
Commanders
Ceremonial chief	Heinrich Himmler
Notable commanders	Josef Dietrich Paul Hausser Theodor Eicke Felix Steiner Kurt Meyer

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United States Navy SEALs
The U.S. Navy's Special Warfare insignia, also known as a "SEAL Trident".
Active	January 1962 – present
Country	United States
Branch	United States Navy
Type	Special operations force SEa, Air, Land
Role	Primary tasks: Direct action Special reconnaissance Counter-terrorism Foreign internal defense Unconventional warfare Other roles: Counter-drug operations Hostage rescue Personnel recovery Hydrographic reconnaissance
Part of	U.S. Special Operations Command U.S. Naval Special Warfare Command
Garrison/HQ	Naval Amphibious Base Coronado Naval Amphibious Base Little Creek
Nickname(s)	Frogmen, The Teams, The Green Faces^[2]
Motto(s)	"The Only Easy Day Was Yesterday" "It Pays to be a Winner"
Engagements	Vietnam War Multinational Force in Lebanon Operation Urgent Fury Achille Lauro hijacking Operation Earnest Will Operation Prime Chance Operation Just Cause Operation Nifty Package Operation Desert Storm Operation Restore Hope Operation Gothic Serpent Battle of Mogadishu Operation Uphold Democracy Operation Enduring Freedom Operation Red Wings Operation Iraqi Freedom Maersk Alabama hijacking Operation Neptune Spear

United States Navy SEALs
The U.S. Navy's Special Warfare insignia, also known as a "SEAL Trident".
Active	January 1962 – present
Country	United States
Branch	United States Navy
Type	Special operations force SEa, Air, Land
Role	Primary tasks: Direct action Special reconnaissance Counter-terrorism Foreign internal defense Unconventional warfare Other roles: Counter-drug operations Hostage rescue Personnel recovery Hydrographic reconnaissance
Part of	U.S. Special Operations Command U.S. Naval Special Warfare Command
Garrison/HQ	Naval Amphibious Base Coronado Naval Amphibious Base Little Creek
Nickname(s)	Frogmen, The Teams, The Green Faces^[2]
Motto(s)	"The Only Easy Day Was Yesterday" "It Pays to be a Winner"
Engagements	Vietnam War Multinational Force in Lebanon Operation Urgent Fury Achille Lauro hijacking Operation Earnest Will Operation Prime Chance Operation Just Cause Operation Nifty Package Operation Desert Storm Operation Restore Hope Operation Gothic Serpent Battle of Mogadishu Operation Uphold Democracy Operation Enduring Freedom Operation Red Wings Operation Iraqi Freedom Maersk Alabama hijacking Operation Neptune Spear

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24th Field Artillery Regiment

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^ This motto was not used by foreign conscript formations such as the 15th and 19th Latvian and 20th Estonian Waffen Grenadier Divisions.

^ Mollo 1991, p. 1.
^ Wentz, Gene (1993). Men In Green Faces. St. Martin's Paperbacks. ISBN 978-0-312-95052-1. {{cite book}}: Unknown parameter |coauthors= ignored (|author= suggested) (help)