noir 7

@chris Boonzaier: yes, this tradition existed, but here i'm sure it isn't a unit badge but the PMR diploma

People don't always do what is logical. It was and is normally forbidden to wear this badge for active duties soldiers, even when they don't have the "big one", but it is done... more rarely today than thirty years ago, but it exists!

It isn't a unit badge. It is the "PMP" badge. PMP means Pr?paration Militaire Parachutiste: it's a parachute course for young people, which are about 16-18 years old but aren't soldiers. The course length is 2 weeks and they have to do 3 jumps.

Hello, I'll try to be organised: 4th post: 2 - 10? r?giment du g?nie (10th engineer regiment) 5th post: 2 - 3? r?giment de cuirassiers (armor) 6th post: 1 - Escadron de chasse 2/2 C?te d'or (air force squadron n?2, with the name of a province) 2- 3? r?giment d'infanterie (3d infantry regiment) 7th post: 2 - 6? division blind?e (6th armored ivision, which exited befor the 6th light armored division and they don't have the same badge) 3 - 5? r?giment de cuirassiers (armor) 8th post: 4 - 4? division blind?e (4th armored division) 9th post: 2? corps d'arm?e (2nd army corps) 10th post: Force d'Action Rapide (Rapid Reaction Corps) 12th post: 17? r?giment du g?nie parachutiste (17th parachute engineer regiment) 13th post: 11? division parachutiste (11th airborne division) 14th post: 1? division blind?e ou 1? brigade m?canis?e (1st armored division or 1st mechanised brgade; they have the same badge because the brigade received the traditions of the brigade) - ? - ? - somebody belonging to the army aviation but coming from artillery - 61? r?giment d'artillerie (61th artillery regiment) - ? - ? - Troupes de marine (Marines) I hope it is clear enough Noir 7