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((Distinguish|Marine Commando Force|Marine Commandos))
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| unit_name = Commandos Marine
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| caption = Commando beret badge
| dates = 1942 – present
| country = ((flagcountry|France|1830))
| branch = ((navy|France))
| type = [[Special forces]]
| size = 721 authorized personnel (2017)
| current_commander = [[Counter admiral]] Pierre-Marie Josserand de Briançon
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| nickname = ''bérets verts'' (green berets)
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((French Navy))
The '''Commandos Marine''' are the [[special operation forces]] (SOF) of the [[French Navy]]. The Commandos Marine are nicknamed ''Bérets Verts'' ([[Green beret|Green Berets]]). They operate under the [[FORFUSCO|Maritime Force of Sailor riflemen and Navy Commandos]] (FORFUSCO) and form part of the [[Commandement des Opérations Spéciales|French Special Operations Command]].

==History==
The ''Commandos Marine'' were formed in 1942 during [[World War II]] in the [[United Kingdom]] and were modelled on the [[British Commandos]] (who were founded in 1940). They were formed from [[Free French]] volunteers from different services, mainly from Navy ''[[Fusiliers Marins]]'' (protection forces), other navy specialities and even from the army. They were trained at the Commando Training Centre in [[Achnacarry, Scotland]] and joined [[No. 10 (Inter-Allied) Commando]] as the 1st and the 8th Troops. To commemorate this, the beret of the French naval commandos is worn pulled to the right with the badge worn over the left eye or temple, the opposite of all other French military units.

[[File:Kieffer philippe.jpg|thumb|left|upright|Lieutenant Commander [[Philippe Kieffer]].]]
The [[1er Bataillon de Fusiliers Marins Commandos|1st BFMC]] (''Bataillon de Fusiliers Marins Commandos'', Commando Sailor Riflemen Battalion) took part in the [[Normandy Landings|Normandy Landing]] on D-Day under the command of Lieutenant Commander [[Philippe Kieffer]], on [[Sword Beach|Sword]], and were for the occasion integrated in No. 4 Commando. They further participated in the Netherlands campaign, still associated with No. 4 Commando. When the British Commando Units were disbanded at the conclusion of World War II, the two French Troops (forming the 1st BFMC) were repatriated to France to relieve in position the 1st RFM (1st Sailor Riflemen Regiment) departing for Indochina. Most of them demobilised or returned to their services (army or other navy specialities) but Commander Philippe Kieffer made the case to the French Ministry of the Navy that a Commando Corps was a capacity required to counter the guerrilla warfare in Indochina. The surviving members of the 1st BFMC formed the core leadership and the cadres for the Commando Training School to be created in Algeria in 1946 (Siroco Center, Matifou Cape).

Another branch comes from a Naval Reconnaissance Unit created in December 1944, Company NYO, formed from volunteers from different parts of the Navy, mainly Sailor Riflemen (''Fusiliers Marins'') and Naval Artillery. This unit later renamed as Company Merlet (the name of its founder and commanding officer, Lieutenant (Navy) Jean Merlet), fought in Italy before embarking for Indochina in September 1945. It was renamed Company Jaubert, then naturally became Commando Jaubert, the first unit to be constituted as Commando when the French Navy decided to create a Commando Corps in 1946.

Commander Pierre Ponchardier and his Special Air Service Battalion aka SAS-B (also nicknamed Tigers Commandos), created in early 1945, fought in Indochina until 1946 before the battalion was disbanded. Ponchardier was a visionary of modern SOF. Although he was not subordinated to a Sailor Rifleman chain of command, he ran large-scale operations in conjunction and with the support of Compagnie Merlet/Jaubert and the 1st RFM. His audacity, the innovation of the TTPs and the course of actions he applied in guerrilla warfare and COIN set the spirit and were disseminated to the overall ''Commandos Marine'' organisation.

By a 19 May 1947 decision, the Ministry of the Navy decision created five "Commando Marine" units, organised and designed as the former British Commandos. The French Navy transformed several ''Fusiliers Marins'' companies (Sailor Riflemen) already combatting in Indochina (including Company Jaubert) or based aboard French Navy destroyers (to become Commando Trepel and Commando de Penfentenyo) and gradually renewed their personnel with commando-qualified recruits after the Siroco Center (commando course) was commissioned. Commando François and Commando Hubert were formed from scratch. Although Commando Jaubert was already trained for parachute and airborne operations, Commando Hubert became the official paratrooper commando unit for the French Navy. For this reason, they integrated by preference and priority former Ponchardier SAS-B members, who were already jump qualified.

Each Commando Marine bears the name of an officer killed in action during World War II or during the Indochina campaign:

Captain '''Charles Trepel''' was an Army officer (artillery), Free French Forces; commanding officer of the 8th Troop (French), No. 10 Commando (Inter-allied). MIA/KIA 28 February 1944 during a night reconnaissance raid in Wassenaar, the Netherlands.

Lieutenant '''Augustin Hubert''' was an Army officer (infantry), Free French Forces; platoon leader in the K-Gun Troop (French) operating in support of Troop 1 and 8 (French) integrated for D-Day to the No. 4 Commando. He was killed 6 June 1944, in the first hour of combat, when the French Troops were maneuvering to seize the Casino of Ouistreham near Sword.

Commander '''François Jaubert''' was a Navy officer, commanding the Riverine Flotilla in Indochina, severely wounded during a joint operation with Compagnie Merlet, Ponchardier SAS-B and the 1st RFM and his Flotilla. He died of his wounds 25 January 1946.

Lieutenant (junior grade) '''Alain de Penfentenyo''' was a Navy officer, commanding officer of an LCVP platoon, killed in action during a riverine raid on the Donai river, 14 February 1946 (Indochina).

Lieutenant (junior grade) '''Louis de Montfort''' was a Company Merlet platoon commander. After his commander was wounded and evacuated de Montfort took command and was killed leading the company in Haiphong, 26 November 1946 (Indochina).

Lieutenant '''Jacques François''' was a Navy officer, commanding the 1st Amphibious Flotilla North. He was killed leading his unit, 6 January 1947 on the Nam-Dinh-Giang river (Indochina).

Commando François suffered dramatic losses on 29 May 1951 when it faced the attack of the [[308th Infantry Division (Vietnam)|308th Vietminh division]] in [[Ninh Bình]] (Indochina). Only 29 survived, five were taken prisoner for months, 40 were killed and nine were declared missing in action. Their sacrifice disrupted the surprise effect and unveiled [[Võ Nguyên Giáp|General Giap]]'s plans for the [[Battle of the Day River|battle of Day]]. It gave French [[Jean de Lattre de Tassigny|General de Lattre]] time to organise his counterattack. This commando unit was disbanded in May 1953.

Commando Hubert officially became a combat swimmer unit on 30 March 1953. It was a joint unit composed of Navy and Army (SDEC, secret service) combat swimmers. The army branch later separated to establish their base in Aspretto, Corsica (France) and today in Quélern, Brittany (France).

Commando Kieffer was created 6 June 2008 in Ouistreham during the D-Day commemoration ceremony.

In May 2019, four hostages were freed from terrorists during [[May 2019 Burkina Faso hostage rescue|an operation in Burkina Faso]]. French commandos took down the location in [[Burkina Faso]] which was considered a terrorist camp. Two operatives from "Hubert" Underwater Operations Commando were killed in the operation which took place in the early morning hours of Friday morning.<ref>((Cite web|url=https://specialoperations.com/34411/french-commandos-free-four-hostages-from-terrorist-two-soldiers-killed/|title = French Commandos Free Four Hostages from Terrorist, Two Soldiers Killed|date = 13 May 2019))</ref>

==Recruitment and training==
[[File:Commando Marine, cérémonie du 06 juin 2009 hommage au commando Kieffer.JPG|thumb|left|Tribute to Commando Kieffer, 6 June 2009]]

Most of the recruits must have completed the ''Fusiliers-Marins'' Basic Training and served at least nine months of service. They have to enter a special forces basic training course, called ''Stage Commando'' (commando training) and reputed to be one of the toughest among the [[NATO]] Special Operation Forces. In 2016, the Stage Commando had an attrition rate of 82%.<ref>((in lang|fr)) [http://lemamouth.blogspot.fr/2016/06/14-nouveaux-commandos-marine.html ''Le Mammouth:14 nouveaux commandos marine'']</ref> The SOF Basic Training is open to sailors or enlisted from other Navy specialties. Commando Kieffer recruits specialists and experts from other specialties in the Navy or other services.  They must go through the same training pipeline to earn the green beret and be deployed overseas.

Commando training is the gateway to the Special Operations Forces for the Sailor Riflemen. Conducted at the Fusilier Marins school at [[Lorient]] on the Atlantic coast, it provides upon successful completion entry to the commandos and the right to wear the green beret. Lasting 20 weeks, it includes one week of commando testing, six weeks of screening and preparatory training, four weeks of evaluation, the actual SOF course for seven weeks, and two weeks of parachute training. During this period, any mistake can instantly disqualify the candidate. The ultimate goal of this training is to detect individuals with the physical, intellectual and psychological potential needed to serve in the Commandos Marine. The historical roots of commando training  date back to the Second World War, when Fusilier-Marins volunteers from the [[Free French Navy]] went to the [[British Commandos|Commando]] training center in [[Achnacarry]], Scotland. Since then, the Commandos Marine have kept by tradition the green beret pulled right with the bronze shield badge on the left, the only such exception in the French armed forces. They have retained the principle of exceptional training without compromise, based on immersion in a highly stressful environment, close to the conditions of combat operations.

The prospective Commandos in training are constantly under stress and pressure from instructors leaving them no respite. All activities are timed and scored: marching tens of kilometers with equipment and weapon in all weathers, obstacle courses and night navigation exercises. The training is punctuated by firearms training and assault tactics, climbing and [[rappelling]], boat handling, explosives instruction and [[hand-to-hand combat]]. The instructors are experienced operatives assigned to the Commando School who monitor and punish failure with extra-hard physical activity.

Some of the firearms utilized are: [[Heckler & Koch USP]], [[Glock 17]], PAMAS G1 (French licensed copy of the [[Beretta 92]]), [[Heckler & Koch MP5]], [[HK416]] and the [[FAMAS rifle]] (but only for training).

==Composition==
Their personnel are distributed between seven ''[[commando]]s'' of around 90 men, with the exception of commando ''Ponchardier'' which comprises around 160 personnel, named after former commando officers [[killed in action]], and are dedicated maritime [[Counter-terrorism|counter-terrorist]] units:

{| class="wikitable centre" 
|- 
! Insignia!!Team!!Deployment !!Number of Platoons!!HQ!!Notes
|-
|[[File:Insignes_du_Commando_Jaubert.jpg|70px]]||'''Commando Jaubert'''||Worldwide||5||Lorient, France||[[Direct action (military)|Direct action]], [[Assault]] at sea and on land, [[hot extraction]], [[close quarters battle]] at sea and on land. Equal capabilities in the land and maritime Counter Terrorism (CT) roles.
|-
|[[File:Ins_Cdo_MFT_02.jpg|70px]]||'''Commando de Montfort'''||Worldwide||5||Lorient, France||[[Reconnaissance]], [[Military intelligence|Intelligence Operations]], [[Long Range Neutralisation]] (SKIT), [[JTACs]].  Comprises a Tier One platoon named ESNO.
|-
|[[File:Ins_Cdo_KPF_03.jpg|70px]]||'''Commando de Penfentenyo'''||Worldwide||5||Lorient, France||Reconnaissance, Intelligence Operations, Long Range Neutralisation (SKIT), JTACs. Comprises a Tier One platoon named ESNO.
|-
|[[File:Ins_Cdo_TPL_02.jpg|70px]]||'''Commando Trépel'''||Worldwide||5||Lorient, France||Direct Action, Assault at sea and land, hot extraction, close quarters battle at sea and on land. Equal capabilities in the land and maritime CT roles.
|-
|[[File:Blason hubert.jpg|70px]]||'''Commando Hubert'''||Worldwide||Classified||Toulon, France||(also named ''Commando d'Action Sous-Marine Hubert'', CASM, "Underwater Operations Commando"): Underwater action ([[Frogman|combat divers]]) and Counter Terrorism
|-
|[[File:Kieff10.jpg|70px]]||'''Commando Kieffer'''||Worldwide||Classified||Lorient, France||[[C4ISTAR|C3I]], [[Dogs in warfare|Combat dogs K9]], [[CP CBRN]], [[UAVs]], [[Military intelligence|Intel]], [[TTPs and Procedures Development]].
|-
|[[File:Insigne_du_SAS_B_-_Ponchardier.jpg |70px]]||'''Commando Ponchardier'''||Worldwide||Classified||Lorient, France||Support and supply for all Commandos Marine.
|}
<gallery>
File:Commandohubert1403.jpg|Commando ''Hubert'' personnel transition over a beach.
File:Commando jauber1.jpg|Commando ''Jaubert'' personnel storm the ''Alcyon'' in a mock assault.
File:Commando jauber2.jpg|Members of the Commando ''Jaubert'' covering each other.
File:Operation Enduring Freedom - djibouti2.jpg|U.S. Army Soldiers from the 3rd Infantry Division and French Commandos Marine conduct a reconnaissance patrol during a joint-combined exercise in Djibouti.
File:Commandos-IMG 9112.JPG|A member of the Commandos Marine during a ceremony.
File:Beret commando marine français.jpg|Beret and badge of the Commandos Marine.
</gallery>

===Commando Hubert===
Since the 1950s, the combat swimmer unit of the [[French Navy]] have been formed as '''Commando Hubert''', also known as '''French commando frogmen''', the only Commandos Marine unit having combat swimmers. The tip of the spear of the overall Commandos Marine organization, their military capacities are broader than combat swimming operations. They are publicly known to be a Special Mission Unit supporting counter terrorism along with [[GIGN]] (see [[Ouvéa cave hostage taking|Ouvea cave]], ''[[MS Pascal Paoli]]''). [[Jacques-Yves Cousteau]] was a naval officer in [[World War II]] and helped to set up France's commando [[frogmen]]. France further developed the role of commando frogmen in the [[First Indochina War]].

The French intelligence service [[Direction générale de la sécurité extérieure|DGSE]] also has combat-swimmers brought together in the ''Centre Parachutiste d'Entraînement aux Opérations Maritimes'' ([[CPEOM]], "maritime operations training parachutist center") at Roscanvel.

While these are the only French combat-diver units, other French units have divers, including:
* the [[military engineer]] units of the [[French Army]] have two types of divers:
** the ''spécialistes d'aide au franchissement'' (SAF, "specialists for help in clearing"): swimmers trained to recon and clear banks and bridges to permit their use by military vehicles.
** the ''nageurs d'intervention offensive'' (NIO, swimmers "for offensive actions"): they accomplish missions similar to combat swimmers but in rivers and estuaries, to destroy bridges inside enemy territory for example and belong to an engineer-regiment. 
* some commando units like the commando group of the 2nd foreign parachutist regiment and the special unit forces of the Army and the Air Force have offensive divers.
* the [[National Gendarmerie Intervention Group|GIGN]] and [[Recherche Assistance Intervention Dissuasion|RAID]] counter-terrorist groups have divers trained to assault a hijacked ship in support of Commando Hubert.

====List of operations====
*1982-1984: [[Lebanon]]
*1987: Actions in the [[Persian Gulf]].
*1988 May 5: a hostage rescue in [[New Caledonia]]: see [[Ouvéa cave hostage taking]].
*1991: Embargo in the Persian Gulf.
*1992 December - 1993: [[Somalia]]: [[Operation Restore Hope]].
*1994: [[Rwanda]]: evacuating foreign nationals caught up in a civil war.
*1997 March - 2000: [[Operation Alba|Mission Alba]] in [[Albania]].
*1999: [[Operation Allied Force]] in [[FR Yugoslavia]].
*2001 July: Security at the [[G8]] meeting in [[Genoa]] in [[Italy]].
*2001 October: [[Afghanistan]] and/or [[Philippines]]: [[Operation Enduring Freedom]].
*2008 September: French naval commandos freed two hostages (Jean-Yves and Bernadette Delanne) held by Somali pirates aboard their yacht off the coast of [[Somalia]], killing one gunman and capturing six.
*Since January 2013 : Multiple counter-terrorist operations during the [[Mali War|Mali war]] , part of [[Operation Serval]] and [[Operation Barkhane]] 
*May 2019: [[May 2019 Burkina Faso hostage rescue|Burkina Faso hostage rescue]] by Commando Hubert

== In popular culture ==
The Commandos Marine are featured in the movie [[Forces spéciales]].

== See also ==
* [[Fusiliers Marins]]
* [[FORFUSCO]]
*((annotated link|List of French paratrooper units))
*[[Special Boat Service]] – Special forces unit of the Royal Navy. Formed originally from the RMBPD
*[[Commandos (United Kingdom)|British Commandos]] - unit that provided the template for the Commandos Marine

==References==
((Reflist))

==External links==
* [http://commandohubert.free.fr/ Commando Hubert] ((in lang|fr))
** [https://web.archive.org/web/20130526061320/http://www.netmarine.net/forces/commando/equipement/ Equipment] ((in lang|fr))
** [https://web.archive.org/web/20081007000820/http://www.commando-hubert.com/ Former site] ((in lang|fr))

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