Maroon New Zealand Royal New Zealand Navy - Dark blue - Military police Dark blue/black - All other branches New Zealand Army - Pre 2002 beret colours - Khaki - Royal Regiment of New Zealand Artillery Green - Royal New Zealand Infantry Regiment Jet black - Royal New Zealand Armoured Corps Royal blue - Royal New Zealand Military Police Red - Regular Force Cadet School Rifle green - Royal New Zealand Corps of Signals Grey - Royal New Zealand Nursing Corps Cypress green - New Zealand Intelligence Corps Sand or 'ecru' - New Zealand Special Air Service Dark blue - All other corps Post 2002 beret colours - Sand or 'ecru' - New Zealand Special Air Service Dark blue - Royal New Zealand Military Police Rifle green - All other corps Royal New Zealand Air Force - The RNZAF does not currently wear berets except for; Dark blue - Military police Nicaragua The Nicaraguan Armed Forces wear berets in the following colours: Berets in Nicaraguan Army: Green — Special Forces (COE) Black - Generals of Staff's Protection VIP Berets in Nicaraguan Navy: Dark Blue — Special Naval Forces Nigeria Dark Green — infantry soldier light red. - Military Police Dark red. - medical Dark blue. - Artillery black .- engineering white. - provost Norway The Norwegian armed forces use the beret as a garrison cap, but some units (mostly armored vehicle personnel) also use it in the field. The Norwegian beret and all other headwear except those of the Navy and His Majesty The King's Guard always have the current king's cipher as a badge in gold (most of the army) or silver (the air force); currently this is a numeral 5 inside an H, for "Harald V". The navy has a crowned gold anchor for their enlisted personnel, a crowned gold anchor surrounded by a circle of rope for their petty officers, and a crowned golden anchor surrounded by leaved branches for officers. The colours used are: Royal blue — Brigade Nord (except cavalry troops, intelligence troops and military police) Umbra green — Border Guards Black — Cavalry, armoured battalion and KESK Khaki — Norwegian Army 2nd Battalion Emerald green — Telemark Battalion Maroon — Army Ranger Command Red — Military police Olive green — formerly used by other army units & Home Guard Grey — Home Guard Olive green with silver badge — recruits in His Majesty's The