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	CalendarHome.com - Marine (military) - Calendar Encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Marines (from the English adjective "marine", meaning "of the sea", from Latin language mare, meaning sea, via French adjective marin(e), "of the sea") are, in principle, seaborne land soldiers that are part of a navy.
		The Corps of Naval Fusiliers (Corpo de Fuzileiros Navais), is subordinate to the Brazilian Navy.
		The Corps of Naval Infantry (Cuerpo de Infanteria de Marina) is a branch of the Chilean Navy.
	encyclopedia.calendarhome.com /cgi-bin/encyclopedia.pl?p=Marines (1751 words)

	Exhibitions/Warfare/The Troupes de la Marine
		The first contingent of troupes de la Marine, comprised of 150 soldiers who had sailed from La Rochelle, disembarked in Québec in 1683.
		He preferred to retain the services of worthy officers with experience in Canada, some of whom had arrived 30 years earlier with the Carignan-Salières Regiment.
		Liste des officiers qui servent en Canada au mois d'octobre 1696 avec le tems de leurs services suivant leur rang d'ancienneté [List of the officers serving in Canada in the month of October 1696, with the duration of their service, according to seniority]
	www.champlain2004.org /html/11/04_e.html (170 words)

	Troupes de marine - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		In 1900 the troupes de marine were removed from the responsibility of the Ministère de la Marine (analogous to the British Admiralty) and transferred to the ministry of War.
		Régiment d'Infanterie de Marine du Pacifique - Nouvelle Calédonie (RIMaP-NC) in Noumea New Caledonia (infantry)
		Régiment d'Infanterie de Marine du Pacifique - Polynésie (RIMaP-P) in Papeete
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Troupes_de_Marine (853 words)

	Troupes de Marine: French Army:2300AD
		The TdM received a new addition with the absorption of the Belgian Army whose Para-Commandos were transferred to the TdM.
		The regiment is the TdM’s centre of excellence for jungle warfare, and elements of it have served in numerous locations with similar terrain across Earth and the colonies.
		A reformed ‘bataillon de marche’ of the unit gained rapid revenge during the Allied counter-offensive destroying a Manchurian corps HQ in a daring assault.
	www.users.globalnet.co.uk /~dheb/2300/Europe/France/Fr2303/AFTdM.htm (6859 words)

	KFOR: KFOR Chronicle:
		The evening of September 1st, the French Marines celebrated the anniversary of what became the emblem of their strength, dedication and commitment to fight: the historic Battle of Bazeilles.
		These Marines danced impressive war dances in which French soldiers were "welcomed" when they shored the Polynesian islands in the 19th century.
		Formerly known as "Compagnies Ordinaires de la Mer", the "Troupes de Marine" were founded by Cardinal de Richelieu in 1626 to serve on ships and in overseas territories.
	www.nato.int /kfor/chronicle/2004/chronicle_10/07.htm (465 words)

	ASNOM - Musée des troupes de Marine à Fréjus
		De plus, des liens particuliers existent entre Fréjus et le Corps de santé colonial puisque quatre hôpitaux militaires coloniaux y ont été implantés en 1915-18 : l’hôpital n° 55 (Fréjus centre), l’hôpital n° 88 (à l’emplacement du futur hôpital Jean-Louis), l’hôpital sénégalais (n° 66) et l’hôpital annamite (n° 67) à proximité du camp Galliéni.
		L’une des missions de ce musée est de conserver la trace et les preuves du rôle pacificateur et civilisateur de la France dans son empire colonial.
		Des ouvrages, des documents audio-visuels, des objets divers ont été choisis qui permettent de mieux connaître ou de rappeler cet aspect particulièrement positif de la colonisation.
	www.asnom.org /fr/1030_musee_marine.html (695 words)

	La politique africaine de la France
		De nombreux TDM considèrent comme d’une grande actualité les considérations morales mises en avant par Lyautey pour la réalisation des actuelles missions de maintien de la paix.
		De façon globale, il garantit que la crise sera traitée au plus bas niveau d’intensité, dans le cadre d’un processus cohérent par rapport à l’objectif final de reconstruction d’une société civile démocratique, notamment au regard des règles de droit (…).
		Revue des deux Mondes, en 1900, sous le titre « Du rôle colonial de l’armée », a également constitué une référence traditionnelle : y sont exposées les méthodes de pacification employées au Tonkin et à Madagascar.
	www.african-geopolitics.org /show.aspx?ArticleId=3524 (4323 words)

	Marine corps - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		A marine corps (from French "corps de marine") is a branch of a nation's armed forces incorporating Marines, intended to be capable of mounting amphibious assaults using infantry, armour, aircraft, and watercraft.
		The Brazilian Marine Corps (Corpo de Fuzileiros Navais), is subordinate to the Brazilian Navy.
		The Chilean Marine Corps (Cuerpo de Infanteria de Marina) is a branch of the Chilean Navy.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Marine_Corps (1116 words)

	Site internet de l'Amicale des Troupes de Marine des Alpes Maritimes
		Les Troupes de la Marine deviennent Artillerie de Marine en 1822 et Infanterie de Marine en 1831 et servent à terre dans les nouveaux territoires.
		Les marins leur trouvent alors les sobriquets qu'elles garderont jusqu'à aujourd'hui.
		Des Unités de Blindés et des Régiments Parachutistes, héritiers des célèbres SAS de la France Libre sont créés.
	perso.wanadoo.fr /tdm06/histoire.htm (659 words)

	ASNOM - The Naval and Overseas Health Association
		The "Association amicale des anciens élèves de l'école principale du service de santé de la marine et des colonies" (the Main School of the Navy and Colonial Medical Corps Alumni Association) was first started in Bordeaux in 1911 and from its very beginning had branches in Paris, Rochefort, Dakar, Tien-Tsin, Beyrouth and Antananarivo.
		As in 1960 the "troupes coloniales" were now denominated "troupes de marine" the association followed suit and changed its name becoming known as "Amicale Santé navale et Troupes de Marine".
		This association brings together physicians and pharmacists, who are either alumni of the "Ecole de Santé Navale et Coloniale" (Naval and Colonial Medical School) in Bordeaux, or alumni of the Colonial Section of the "Ecole de Santé Militaire" (Military Medical School) in Lyons.
	www.asnom.org /en/110_asnom.html (1494 words)

	Les Compagnies
		Les quelques bateaux de guerre qui existaient étaient simplement des navires marchands auxquels on avait ajouté des canons et des soldats de l'armée régulière.
		Des troupes furent désignées pour armer les nouveaux bateaux de guerre et les ports de garnison de la France.
		Des hommes qui dans le passé servaient dans Les Troupes de la Marine, devinrent alors partie des Compagnies Franches.
	tafdc.org /html/les_compagnies.html (495 words)

	Site internet de l'Amicale des Troupes de Marine des Alpes Maritimes
		Au cours de l'Assemblée, le Président, assisté des membres du Bureau, expose le rapport moral et le Trésorier la gestion financière, suivi du rapport du Vérificateur aux Comptes, et du projet de budget.
		Le délégué a pour mission de faire rayonner l'association en répondant aux buts fixés par celle-ci, en recrutant des adhérents, en entretenant des relations avec les autorités locales, et à son initiative par participation aux cérémonies, organisation de réunions, conférences ou autres actions compatibles avec nos statuts.
		Il demande des fonds pour ses activités au Bureau, les subventions de son lieu lui étant affectées en priorité.
	perso.orange.fr /tdm06/presentation.htm (920 words)

	Compagnies Franches de la Marine - History and Uniform
		Officers from the Compagnies franches de Ia marine were selected to organize and command war-parties of Canadien militia and their unpredictable Indian allies, for swift raids across the New England borders.
		The Compagnies franches de la marine provided regular infantry troop support for the colony until line infantry regiments of the French army (Troupes de terre) arrived in 1755.
		While the precise designs of the muskets carried by the Cornpagnies franches de la marine have not survived, it is known that all were of the flintlock type, although many soldiers in Europe were still armed with matchlock muskets as late as the 1690s.
	www.militaryheritage.com /c_franch.htm (1698 words)

	Civilization.ca - VMNF - The soldiers - The Compagnies franches de la Marine of Canada, 1683-1760
		These troops were specially raised for colonial service by the Ministère de la Marine, which was responsible for the administration and defense of French colonies in America.
		They were usually known as the "Compagnies franches de la Marine," although in Canadian documents they were variously called "troops of the colony," "troops of the Marine," troops "on detachment from the infantry of the Marine," etc. The Troupes de la Marine in New France had a particular organization for each colony.
		In all, some 10,000 soldiers and officers of the Troupes de la Marine were sent to Canada between 1683 and 1760.
	www.civilization.ca /vmnf/popul/militaires/milit07-en.htm (284 words)

	La reconversion de l’ ex-« Coloniale »
		Les TDM – qu’il faut se garder de confondre avec les fusiliers marins et qui sont aujourd’hui une composante de l’armée de terre – furent longtemps placées sous l’autorité du ministre de la marine, d’où leur nom originel.
		Par une ironie de l’histoire, elles retrouvèrent leur nom originel de troupes de marine en 1961, lorsque, le temps des indépendances arrivant, il convint de bannir le mot « colonial ».
		Elles furent aussi un instrument d’assimilation des populations, en s’ouvrant largement aux volontaires indigènes.
	www.african-geopolitics.org /show.aspx?ArticleId=3399 (2387 words)

	21eme Régiment d'Infanterie de Marine - Fréjus Saint-Raphaël
		L'appelation de Troupes De Marine vient des compagnies ordinaires de la mer, créées en 1622 par le cardinal de Richelieu.
		En 1900, les Troupes de Marine sont rattachés au ministère de la Guerre, et prennent le nom de troupes coloniales.
		Le 1er Décembre 1958 il devient le 21e régiment d'infanterie de marine.
	www.frejus-saint-raphael.com /?28-21eme-regiment-d-infanterie-de-marine (1301 words)

	Troupes de marine - Wikipédia
		Les troupes de marine sont une arme de l'armée de terre française qui regroupe plusieurs spécialités (infanterie, artillerie, ABC, transmissions).
		Après l'intermède révolutionnaire et napoléonien, qui a vu la transformation de ces unités en unité d'infanterie de ligne, c'est en 1822 et 1831, que sont recréées, l’artillerie de marine et l’infanterie de marine.
		En 1870, artillerie et infanterie de marine sont, pour la première fois regroupées dans une même grande unité : la division bleue du général de Vassoigne, ainsi nommée en raison de la tenue bleue de ces soldats, ce qui les différenciait des troupes de lignes qui portaient un pantalon garance.
	fr.wikipedia.org /wiki/Troupes_de_marine (793 words)

	SFOR Informer Online: Tramontane joint MSU- FRBG exercise
		The main intent was to practice the coordination between company commanders should a situation of unrest arise and imply the use of the MSU in support of a BG, in this instance the French.
		The FRBG is primarily composed of legionnaires from the Foreign Legion Armoured Cavalry Regiment (1er REC) and Marines (Troupes de marine) both Infantry and Artillery.
		Marines French Sgt. Frederic Robert from 21st RIMA comments: "I am coordinating with my platoon using the means of communication that I have.
	www.nato.int /sfor/indexinf/145/p10a/t02p10a.htm (710 words)

	Bylaws of Compagnie Franche de Fort Toulouse (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The Compagnie Franche de Fort Toulouse group is considered inclusive of the reenactment 1755 French Marine garrison, their "dependents," Indian ("Native American") reenactors, and associated civilian reenactors, depicting the French period in the region around Fort Toulouse/Jackson Park.
		Mutual respect and courtesy between all members is as important for the good running of the Group as it is for the accurate depiction of the culture of the 18th century.
		As a minimum, names and titles or noms de guerre, and correct signs of respect should be exchanged between men and women, children and adults, and superiors and subordinates.
	www.living-history.net /Fort/FTBYLAWS.HTM (4782 words)

	Cast, Army D'Afrique
		The French Armies in Africa were the Armee d'Afrique and the Troupes de Marine (called La Coloniale in 1900).
		The Troupes de Marine was used in West African Soudan in 1880's and 1890's that brought them as far as the Algerian border.
		The Indigenous North African regiments raised by France consist of the Tirailleurs Algeriens and the Regiments de Spahis Algeriens.
	www.warflag.com /shadow/cast (1358 words)

	SUEZ VETERANS ASSOCIATION
		It all started with an e-mail to the SVA from General Pierre Lang, a retired army officer of the French Troupes de Marine, inviting a group of Suez veterans over to France to participate in a joint commemoration of the 50th Anniversary of Operation Musketeer.
		A moment's silence, and then the voices of the Troupes de Marine filled the auditorium as they broke into their slow Regimental hymn in tribute to us.
		After a flypast by the Patrouilles de France and some lengthy speeches, awards were issued including one to Brig-General G. Thomas, commandant of the 3rd Brigade, Royal Marines.
	www.suezveteransassociation.co.uk /frejus.html (1494 words)

	ASNOM - History of the colonial army medical Corps
		A senior physician with the rank of "Medecin Inspecteur de Premiere Classe" (firstclass Medical Inspector) was in command, and gave his orders to physicians and pharmacists who had the same rank designations as other officers in the rest of the Armed Forces.
		They were trained at the "Ecole de Santé Navale" (Naval Medical School) which was founded the same year (1890) in Bordeaux.
		This proposal was dismissed after a heavy lobbying of those concerned and everything went back to normal in 1903 three years later, with their integration into the Colonial Army which had just been set up with troops from the Navy.
	www.asnom.org /en/210_historique.html (3210 words)

	Civilization.ca - VMNF - The soldiers - Soldier, Drummer and Sergeant, Compagnies franches de la Marine du Canada, ...
		On the left, a sergeant wears a grey-white uniform - typical colours of soldiers of the French infantry under Louis XIV and Louis XV - with a red lining and red stockings (red was the characteristic colour of sergeants of the Troupes de la Marine au Canada at the time).
		Their official arm was the halbard, a type of pike that was the distinctive weapon of sergeants in all of the European armies.
		The drummer in the centre is a member of the Troupes de la Marine.
	www.civilization.ca /vmnf/popul/militaires/militimg08-en.htm (260 words)

	Clément Lerigé de La Plante and his Descendants
		Clément Lerigé, Sieur de La Plante, the Canadian ancestor of the families Leriger, Dériger, de La Plante, La Plante and Laplante-Courville arrived in the country in 1685 (1) with Monsieur de Denonville, in his capacity as ensign with shoulder lanyard in the Troupes de la Marine.
		Its alliances with the Mesturas and Hérauld de Gourville families, and the untanglings in a long court case on the subject of the inheritance of Pierre Lériget de la Ménardie, Receiver General of Finances for Dauphiné province, had made clear the necessity of establishing the genealogy of this family.
		Since the Duponts of France are relatives by marriage (29) with the Hérauld de Gourville family, and by this fact linked with the Lérigets, must one then be surprised to see another son of Clément, Joseph-Marie, add De Renom (Dernon) to the end of his patronymic name (30).
	www.lareau.org /leriger2.html (2756 words)

	YouTube - Troupes de Marine - French Marine Troops - Parcours Mangrove
		Troupes de Marine - French Marine Troops - Parcours Mangrove
		Entraînement des troupes de marine française dans le parcours "mangrove" aux Antilles Françaises.
		troupe marine troops french mangrove parcours training swamp france army armée military infantry soldier infanterie (more) (less)
	www.youtube.com /watch?v=KePzIeGACo8 (300 words)

	Independant Companies
		These troops were originally called the Troupes de la Marine or Les Compagnies Ordinaires de la Marine.
		Under the Troupes de la Marine there had been no properly supervised scheme of recruitment with the result that many soldiers who were of poor physique or as young as twelve years of age had been recruited.
		In 1683, three companies of the Troupes de la Marine had been sent to Canada to help defend the colony against the hostile Iroquois Indians, but there had been no permanent system for the raising and maintaining of troops for service in Canada.
	www.tafdc.org /html/independant_companies.html (436 words)

	et vive la marine
		De nouvelles pages ont été insérées dans la partie "mon expérience dans la marine".
		Je n’ai donc pas oublié nos amis de la S.N.S.M. qui se dévouent jour et nuit pour tous les plaisanciers et marins en détresse.
		Le livre d'or étant de nouveau en fonction depuis le 6 novembre, j'invite tous mes visiteurs à laisser un petit mot (d'encouragement ou de reproche).
	www.pinsmarine.com /index.htm (255 words)

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