Sieuxerrian Foreign Legion

Sieuxerrian Foreign Legion Légion étrangère
The Foreign Legion grenade emblem and colours.
Active	April 21th 1829 – present
Country	Sieuxerr
Branch	Sieuxerrian Army
Type	Foreign legion
Role	Infantry, Airborne infantry, Armoured cavalry, Combat engineer
Size	19,000 personnel
Garrison/HQ	Some place in Sieuxerr, and a few other places elsewhere
Nickname(s)	The Legion (English) La Légion (French)
Motto(s)	Legio Patria Nostra (The Legion is our Fatherland)
Colours	Red and Green
Anniversaries	April 21th
Engagements	Allot
Commanders
Current commander	Divisional General
Insignia
Identification symbol
Legion flash
Abbreviation	FFL (English) LE (French)

The Sieuxerrian Foreign Legion is a branch of military service under the Sieuxerrian Army established in 1859 as a means for foreign nationals to serve within the Sieuxerrian Armed Forces. Aside from the 1st Foreign Mechanized Cossack Regiment, all officers are required to be Sieuxerrian born. While foreigners are those typically enlisting, around 19% of the overall enlisted manpower are Sieuxerrian, typically former soldiers of the army, who receive very nice benefits to enlist with the legion.

The legion was organized to protect the Sieuxerrian empire during the mid-19th century.

Composition

Skandera

Foreign Legion Command, Location, Sieuxerr
Foreign Legion Recruiting Group, Location, Sieuxerr
6th Foreign Infantry Regiment, Location, Sieuxerr
1st Foreign Mechanized Cossack Regiment, Location, Sieuxerr

Ashizwe

Communal Depot of the Foreign Regiments (Outer Land), Location, Sieuxerrian Ashizwe
1st Foreign Infantry Regiment, Location, Sieuxerrian Ashizwe
12th Foreign Infantry Regiment, Skanderan-Ashizwe Space Center
1st Foreign Cavalry Regiment, Location, Sieuxerr
2nd Foreign Engineer Regiment, Location, Sieuxerr
3rd Foreign Airborne Regiment, Location, Sieuxerrian Ashizwe

Kasaishima

11th Foreign Infantry Regiment, Huai La Dan
1st Foreign Airborne Heavy Mortar Company, Huai La Dan