This is the third and last part of the interview I made with Raf, a sergeant of the French Foreign Legion I met during a training in Castelnaudary. I hope you enjoyed
Voilà la deuxième partie de l’interview que j’ai fait avec Raf, un sergent que j’ai rencontré lors d’une formation à Castelnaudary. Si vous n’avez pas lu, cliquez ici pour la première partie.
Here’s the second part of the interview I made with Raf, a sergeant I met during a training in the French Foreign Legion. Click here if you didn’t read the first part
Novembre 2020. J’ai fait cette interview avec Raf que j’ai rencontré pendant notre stage sergent à Castelnaudary il y a quelques années maintenant. En Raf, j’ai connu une personne qui garde toujours
French Guyana November, 2020 I did this interview with Raf that I met during our sergeant training (FG1) in Castelnaudary a few years ago now. In Raf, I knew a person who
I thought to write an article about the Garmin Fenix 5 I use since November 2017. First of all, it’s not a payed post. Unfortunately, Legionstories isn’t that famous yet and I
Legion Training is an app being made by the Legionstories team. Next to the stories about the life in the French Foreign Legion published on the blog, we thought we can do
If you found my blog, probably you’ve already heard some interesting, occasionally amazing myths of the French Foreign Legion. Before I joined, it was difficult to find people, who could have told
The company got a week off in March before going to Central Africa In a normal situation, we can leave for 2-3 weeks before an operation and for 3-4 weeks after. It
The French Foreign Legion published this picture in October on its social media pages revealing the number of volunteers to recruit in 2021. The text above the poster says that the French