Military Units
The Flag or Standard of the following units was decorated with the Cross of Knight the Legion:
- 112th Line Infantry Regiment. (French infantry regiment consisting of mostly Belgians, known as "The Victors of Raab")
- 2nd Foreign Parachute Regiment.
- 3rd Foreign Infantry Regiment (Regiment walk from the Foreign Legion).
- 1st Foreign Regiment.
- Infantry-tank Regiment Marine (Colonial Infantry Regiment of Morocco). Book of the regiment will be fighting its most decorated emblem of the French army.
- 1st Marine Infantry Parachute Regiment.
- 1st Marine Infantry Regiment.
- 2nd Marine Infantry Regiment.
- 23nd Marine Infantry Regiment.
- 24nd Marine Infantry Regiment.
- 43rd Marine Infantry Regiment.
- 1st Marine Artillery Regiment.
- 11th Marine Artillery Regiment.
- 1st Parachute Chasseur Regiment.
- 30th Battalion of Chasseurs.
- 1st Train Regiment.
- 8th Infantry Regiment.
- 23rd Regiment Infantry.
- 26th Regiment Infantry.
- 51st Infantry Regiment.
- 57th Regiment Infantry.
- 137th Infantry Regiment.
- 152nd Infantry Regiment.
- 153rd Infantry Regiment.
- 298th Infantry Regiment.
- 1st Regiment of Riflemen.
- 1st Regiment of Algerian Riflemen.
- 2nd Regiment of Algerian Infantry.
- 3rd Algerian Infantry Regiment.
- 7th Algerian Infantry Regiment.
- Moroccan Goumier.
- 4th Regiment of Tunisian Riflemen.
- 1st Regiment of Senegalese Riflemen.
- 1st Regiment of African Hunters.
- 2nd Regiment of Zouaves.
- 3rd Regiment of Zouaves.
- 4th Regiment of Zouaves.
- 8th regiment of Zouaves.
- 9th Regiment of Zouaves.
- Joint 4th Regiment of Zouaves and Sharpshooters.
- Paris Fire Brigade.
- Fusiliers Marins(Naval Infantry).
- Fighter Squadron 1 / 30 Normandie-Niemen.
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