Instruction Group of the Foreign Legion


The Instruction Group of the Foreign Legion was stationed at Bonifacio for instruction and at Corté for the instruction of the cadres and specialists, then at the citadel of Corté at the beginning of the years 1960 after the departure of Algeria.
The Legion was garrisoned at Corsica by the government in 1962, the Instruction Group of Legion joined Bonifacio and Corté, while depending of the 1st Foreign Regiment 1er RE, garrisoned at Aubagne.
On September 1, 1972 was recreated the 2nd Foreign Regiment consisting of the GILE at Corte and the GOLE at Bonifacio:
In 1976, two companies headed towards the continent:
The two companies joined garrison Lapasset of Casterlnaudary of November 23, 1976, as well as the commandment of the GILE.
The Instruction Regiment of the Foreign Legion was created on September 1, 1977, a 3rd company of instruction was created, the CIC joined Casternaudary, then the CIS. The RILE assumed the designation of 4th Foreign Regiment 4e RE on June 1, 1980.