Bonjour a tous,

My question this time:

Are French units in ISAF operations using this desert camo ISAF patch?
If yes, which units? Main question, is it used by Legion?



Cordialement, Harri.

Hi Harri,
these French Chasseurs use the color version:



But I do not know about the subdued one, or its use by Legion units.
Cheers.

Hello Harri,

Generally on right, French foreign Legion soldiers use 201° corps patch,


and use French flag patch on the left. (color or sub)


Banana Legion Etrangère



They also use this patch ISAF NATO-OTAN




bye
nono92

Bonjour a tous,

Merci beezman and nono92 for kind and most enlightning answers.
Good photos indeed.

Another question concerning the NATO-OTAN patch.
Has the French units used this colour variation or not?



Cordialement, Harri.

Hi
there are two cases
first the two french batallion in surobi and kapisa. They were the second otan nato isaf patch in brown (the blue was sold in warehouse but not wear and we receiveid one and had to give it back at the end). On the other arm there is the french flag framed by task force la fayette. For the foreign legion unit, it is added the foreign legion banane.

The second case is the omlt. These team which monitore the afghan army are under the 201 corp for the french in french area of responsability and so they wear this patch and since 2009 they wear the isaf nato otan brown patch. They can add what they want because without big chief you can do what you want.

Regards
antoine

Thank you antoine for good explanation .

Cordialement, Harri.

hi ,

the french légion have the same patch of all the french army .

- 201°corps it's the patch of the OMLT (armed with guys off different regiment all the 6 months)

- ISAF green it's the first model
-the same whit the other colour are local confection

-the new patch of ISAF are green and brown for the field and blue for the "cérémonies"

hand

Merci celtische for your kind answer.

Cordialement, Harri

hello Harri,

here are two different models of the green ISAF !

best regards,

Dom

Merci dom for the fine picture and info,

Yours, Harri