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Active	10 March 1831 – present
Country	France
Branch	French Army
Type	Foreign legion
Role	Airborne Infantry, Light Infantry, Armoured Infantry, Armoured Cavalry, Combat Engineers, Airborne Engineers, Regimental Foreign Military Police
Size	C. 8,900 men in 11 regiments and one sub-unit (as of January 2018)[1]
Garrison/HQ	Metropolitan France: Foreign Legion Command 1st Foreign Regiment Foreign Legion Pionniers 4th Foreign Regiment Foreign Legion Recruiting Group 1st Foreign Cavalry Regiment 1st Foreign Engineer Regiment 2nd Foreign Infantry Regiment 2nd Foreign Engineer Regiment 13th Demi-Brigade of the Foreign Legion Haute-Corse: 2nd Foreign Parachute Regiment French Guiana: 3rd Foreign Infantry Regiment Mayotte: Foreign Legion Detachment in Mayotte
Nickname(s)	The Legion (English) La Légion (French)
Motto(s)	Legio Patria Nostra (The Legion is our Fatherland)[2] Honneur et Fidélité (Honour and Fidelity)[2]
Branch colours Colour of Beret	Red and Green   Green[3][4]
March	Le Boudin[5]
Anniversaries	Camerone Day (30 April)
Engagements	French conquest of Algeria First Carlist War Crimean War Second Italian War of Independence French intervention in Mexico French campaign against Korea Franco-Prussian War Sino-French War Second Franco-Dahomean War Second Madagascar expedition Mandingo Wars World War I Levant Campaign Rif War World War II Syria–Lebanon Campaign First Indochina War Algerian War Shaba II Lebanese Civil War 1975–1990 United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon (1978–present)[6] Multinational Force in Lebanon 1982–1984 Gulf War Global War on Terrorism (2001–present) War in Afghanistan (1978–present) Operation Enduring Freedom War in Afghanistan First Ivorian Civil War Second Ivorian Civil War Northern Mali conflict Central African Republic conflict (2012–present)
Website	www.legion-etrangere.com (official website) www.legion-recrute.com (official recruitment website)
Commanders
Commandant	Major General Denis Mistral[7]
Ceremonial chief	Wooden hand of Captain Jean Danjou carried by a selected officer or legionnaire from Foreign Legion Pionniers[3]
Notable commanders	Paul-Frédéric Rollet
Insignia
Identification symbol
Legion flash
Abbreviation	FFL (English)