(2 RAR) 3rd Battalion (3 RAR) 5th Battalion (5 RAR) 6th Battalion (6 RAR) 7th Battalion (7 RAR) 8th/9th Battalion (8/9 RAR). Riflemen of the Army Reserve are organised into individual state and university regiments with reserve depots being found in many places throughout rural and metropolitan Australia. India In the Indian Army, of the 28 infantry regiments, ten are designated rifle regiments and are distinguished by their black rank badges, black buttons on their service and ceremonial uniforms, and a dark green beret. Additionally, a paramilitary force, the Assam Rifles and Eastern Frontier Rifles, also follows the traditions of the rifle regiment. These regiments are: Rajputana Rifles Garhwal Rifles Jammu and Kashmir Rifles 1st Gorkha Rifles (The Malaun Regiment) 3 Gorkha Rifles 4 Gorkha Rifles 5 Gorkha Rifles (Frontier Force) 8 Gorkha Rifles 9 Gorkha Rifles 11 Gorkha Rifles Israel In the Israel Defense Forces every soldier goes through some basic infantry training called Tironut. However, the level of training changes according to the role and unit to which the soldier belongs. The Rifleman profession (in Hebrew: רובאי) includes basic military skills, physical training, military discipline, and use of the assault rifle. More infantry skills (such as operating diverse weapons) are added as the level of training increases. Basic training (Tironut): Non-combat soldiers are trained as Rifleman 02. Combat-support troops are trained as Rifleman 03. Combat Engineering soldiers, Field Intelligence Corps soldiers, Border Guard policemen and infantry soldiers are trained as Rifleman 05. Advanced training (Imun Mitkadem): Combat soldiers of Armor corps and Artillery corps are trained as Rifleman 05. mounted Field Intelligence Corps soldiers are trained as Recon Rifleman 05. infantry Field Intelligence Corps soldiers are trained as Recon Rifleman 07. Combat Engineering sappers are trained as Rifleman 07. Infantry soldiers are trained as Rifleman 07. Additional training for combat soldiers: Combat squad commanders are trained as Rifleman 08. Combat Senior Sergeants are trained as Rifleman 10. Combat officers are trained as Rifleman 12. Rhodesia The Rhodesia Regiment had an affiliation with the King's Royal Rifle Corps since World War I. The regiment's badge was the Maltese Cross, the colours were red, black and rifle green and rifle green berets were worn. A private soldier had the title of Rifleman. United Kingdom From their inception British Rifle Regiments were distinguished by a dark green dress with blackened buttons, black leather equipment, and sombre facing colours designed for concealment.