The French Foreign Legion

Founded in 1831 as an expendable force for "undesirable" foreigners, the French Foreign Legion forged its legend through extreme sacrifice. From Camerone, where 62 men faced thousands, to the jungles of Vietnam and the deserts of Libya, the unit demands absolute loyalty to the mission. Under the anonymity of the Képi Blanc, men from 150 nations erase their past to earn a new homeland through brutal training. Today, France's rapid intervention elite maintains a code of honor where surrender is not an option, uniting strangers in a brotherhood of blood and fire.