Spanish Legion

He had served as an officer of the Spanish Legion.

The Spanish Legion troops on the island remained there after the operation was complete.

He went through military parachute school and later enrolled in the Spanish Legion.

Article about the intervention of the Spanish legion in the Ifni war.

The units of the modern Spanish Legion are also called tercios.

After 1987 it stopped accepting foreigners altogether and changed its name to the Spanish Legion.

The present composition of the Spanish Legion is as follows:

The light infantry version of the march is also used by the Spanish Legion during parades.

Today, acceptance to the Spanish Legion is based on the following criteria:

Founding deputy commander of the Spanish Legion in 1920.

Further east, the Spanish legion waits at Juliobona and it, too, has not yet embarked.

So now the Spanish legions are mostly that-Spanish.

On that day the last Spanish Legion troops left the Western Sahara.

The Spanish Legion allows beards to be grown.

"Right here in the Spanish Legion of the SS.

It is now called the Spanish Legion and only recruits Spanish nationals.

The story is based on the Ninth Spanish Legion's supposed disappearance in Britain.

And I can bring my Spanish legions directly from Spain without landing them on Italian soil.

He also was a boxer and enlisted in the Spanish Legion in Melilla.

The Spanish Legion accepts foreign recruits.

"Don't count on your Spanish legions," warned Labienus.

The Spanish Legion's first major campaign was in Spanish North Africa.

He rose to prominence during the 1920s as a commander in the Spanish Legion and became the youngest general in Europe.

These included, in addition to the Spanish Legion and other specialized units, four regular regiments of North Africans.

The Spanish Legion was modelled on the French Foreign Legion.