Back in 1962 the French Foreign Legion had its elite units disbanded, its heavy weaponry (tanks, cannons, etc) taken away and was downsized to 8,000 men, a figure it keeps today. Wikipedia lists is at 7,700 men, and the vast majority of its force doesn't serve for more than 10 years, around 30-40% of the men it hires not finishing their first five-year contract (one of the highest levels of desertion of any military in the world). For comparison, the United States Marine Corps, the smallest foreign-deployable branch of the US military, is 200,000 men strong.
The Academy Award for Best Picture of 1971 went to "The French Connection."
Back when she was a 15 year old girl in France she starred in a Frech Oprea The French Harlot and since than she has also been known as The French Harlot.
THEY BROKE UP BECAUSE THEY DECIDED THEY WANTED TO CLOSE WHAT THEY STARTED AND CONTINUE BUT SOLO! AND MAITE BROKE UP WITH HER BOYFRIEND. SO SHE'S SINGLE! LAST YEAR NEWS PEOPLE!!!!!
Kline: I studied French all through high school and junior high school and a year of college but couldn't speak it because you don't - unless you learn to speak it. I learned to read it and learned the grammar, which was a great kind of foundation. But for (the 1995 film) "French Kiss," I had to take lessons with a professor, and we only spoke French, and that's where I really began to learn to speak French with some fluency ... I speak very little French in the movie ("French Kiss"), but it kind of jump-started my learning to speak it, and then this was another occasion to - not perfect - but to go up a notch. http://www.deseretnews.com/article/700122938/Kevin-Kline-picks-up-French-chess-for-Queen-to-Play.html
The French Foreign Legion recruits continuously throughout the year.
The Foreign Legion you're probably thinking of is the French Foreign Legion, which is an elite unit of infantry, subordinate to the French Army. To be able to apply, you must first physically be in France.
i dunno :/ i know its a 5 year contract if you want to join the legion(french foreign legion) which is the toughest army to be in now a days.
probably the same as any other legionaire...............
Back in 1962 the French Foreign Legion had its elite units disbanded, its heavy weaponry (tanks, cannons, etc) taken away and was downsized to 8,000 men, a figure it keeps today. Wikipedia lists is at 7,700 men, and the vast majority of its force doesn't serve for more than 10 years, around 30-40% of the men it hires not finishing their first five-year contract (one of the highest levels of desertion of any military in the world). For comparison, the United States Marine Corps, the smallest foreign-deployable branch of the US military, is 200,000 men strong.
France has a navy, army, an air force, totaling approximately 100,000. About thirty-nine million dollars is spent on the French military each year.
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the memphis group was dismantled in?...
no.
A French ambassador makes an average of $180,000 a year. Ambassadors are classified as senior foreign service employees.
The film "Legion" was actually released in the year of 2010. The film was released in the month of January and on the day of the twenty-first to be exact.
Is a 16 year old boy eligible to play on a Sr. American Legion Baseball Team