text: The reverse of the Saint-Cyr Military College's colour has seven lines:  (Honour / and / Fatherland / They study for victory / First / battalion / of France).
  Air Force
  The colours of Air Force () units are by all means similar to those of the Army from which it separated as an independent military arm in 1933. Colours are generally not bestowed to Air Army units smaller than  (wings), land combat regiments, air force bases, instruction centres or air force colleges.
  National Gendarmerie
  The units of the National Gendarmerie () have colours which are very similar to those of the Land Army. Each region (formerly legion), instruction centre, college or Republican Guard Regiment has its flag or standard, altogether 56 flags and 2 standards. The reverse of colours of the Departmental Gendarmerie units and Gendarmerie instruction centres have the same motto as the Land Army units (), but the colours of the Mobile Gendarmerie have their own particular motto:  (Valour and Discipline). Most subordinate or smaller units use 50 cm large × 40 cm high pennants.
  The National Gendarmerie also has a common flag, under the guard of the Director-general, on which five battle honours are registered:
  Hondschoote 1793
  Villodrigo 1812
  Taguin 1843
  Sébastopol 1855
  Indochine 1945–1954
  National Navy
  The Colours worn by the ships of the National Navy () consist of the National Ensign and the jack: