French Foreign Legion Website Links

 

French Foreign Legion official websites

 

French Foreign Legion associations websites

 

French Foreign Legion unofficial websites

  • A moi la Légion!
    A website for (and to support) veterans of the French Foreign Legion. (fr)
  • Monsieur Légionnaire
    Website moderated by a former officer (and a former “Képi blanc”) of the French Foreign Legion, today’s president of the A.A.C.L.E.M. (fr)
  • Die Fremdenlegion
    A German website dedicated to the French Foreign Legion (unfortunately, only an archive version has been available). (de)
  • Sidi Bel Abbes
    Another German website dedicated to the French Foreign Legion (unfortunately, only an archive version has been available). (de)
  • Belgicasud – Képis blancs
    A Belgian website dedicated to the French Foreign Legion. (fr)

 

French Foreign Legion personal websites

  • Cervens.net
    A website dedicated to Guy Rubin de Cervens, an officer of the French Foreign Legion, who served in the First Indochina War. Photos. (en)
  • Voltigeur
    A personal website of a Dutch (today Canadian) former member of the French Foreign Legion in 1959-64. (en)
  • Foreign Legion – Thomas Gast
    A personal website of a German former member of the French Foreign Legion of 1985-2002, with many advices. (en)
  • Le fanion vert et rouge
    A website of a former member of the 2nd Foreign Parachute Regiment (unfortunately, because of the passing away of the administrator in mid-2024, only an archive version has been available). (fr)
  • Banks to Battlefields
    A blog of an Irish member of the 2nd Foreign Engineer Regiment (2e REG). (en)
  • Legion stories
    Tips for joining from a former member of the 2nd Foreign Engineer Regiment (2e REG). (en)
  • FFL vie – Life in the French Foreign Legion
    A blog of a woman whose American husband served in the Legion since 2009. (en)

 

French Foreign Legion history websites

 

French Foreign Legion forum websites

 

Interesting link

  • Working with the French Army
    An American soldier disproves the general notion that Americans have about the French soldiers (not the legionnaires). (en)

 

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