Red beret
The Red Beret, as opposed to the Maroon beret is worn by many military police, paramilitary, commando and Police forces around the world.
Military Units
- Red berets are worn by the French Army's famed Parachutistes Coloniaux ("Colonial Paratroopers"), later renamed Troupes de Marine ("Marine Paratroopers") after independence. Their branch cap badge combines the silver-metal Airborne Troops' winged fist grasping a sword over a gold-metal Marine Troops fouled anchor.
Military police
Red berets are worn by the military police of many NATO and Commonwealth of Nations militaries.
- Royal Military Police - Provost branch of the British Army
- Royal Australian Corps of Military Police
- Corps of Military Police India
- Feldjäger - Military Police of the German Bundeswehr wear the red beret but in the Bundeswehr, all support troops wear the red beret.
- Canadian Forces Military Police
- Royal Military Police - Malaysian MP
Paramilitary Forces
- Internal Troops of the Russian MVD
- Ministry of Internal Affairs Rhodesian Bush War
Commando Forces
- Kopassus - Indonesia's Special Commando Force
- 911 Special Forces - The Royal Cambodian Special Commando Force
Police Forces
- Ertzaina-Police force of the Basque Country, Spain
- Policía Foral-Police force of Navarre,Spain
Non Military
See also
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