Kings Guards; Krigsskolen Dark blue — Royal Norwegian Navy Air force blue — Royal Norwegian Air Force Base Defence Units Air force light blue — Royal Norwegian Air Force Air Defence Artillery Units The special operations units of the Navy wear the same berets as the rest of the navy. However they have a coloured patch behind the cap badge, the colour of which determines the unit: Green — Marinejegerkommandoen Blue — Minedykkerkommandoen Maroon — Kystjegerkommandoen Red - Military Police O Oman The Royal Omani Armed Forces wears the beret as its standard headgear. Each color divisions are as follows: P Pakistan Rifle green — Frontier Force Regiment, Defence Services Guards Rifle green with cherry color patch behind the badge - Baloch Regiment Green with Green Plume — Punjab Regiment Cherry Pink with a red feather hackle — Sindh Regiment Green with red patch behind badge — Azad Kashmir Regiment Chitrali Style with White Feather — Northern Light Infantry Black — Regiments of Armored Corps Dark Blue — Regiment of Artillery, Corps of Electrical and Mechanical Engineers, Corps of Signals Maroon — Army Air Defence, Army Aviation Corps Light Blue — Pakistan Army Corps of Engineers, Army Services Corps Red — Pakistan Army Medical Corps, Military Police Dark Maroon - Special Service Group (SSG) Green with Red Plume - Pakistan Military Academy Cadets Dark Blue - Worn by the General Staff officers (rank of Colonel and above) irrespective of their Regimental association. Paraguay The Paraguayan Armed Forces wear berets in the following colours: Berets in Paraguayan Army: Green — Paratroopers Dark Blue - Presidential Guard Berets in Paraguayan Navy: Camouflage — Special Naval Forces Berets in Paraguayan Air Force: Red - Air Force Infantry and Airborne personnel Panama Berets were widely worn by many units in the Panama Defense Forces (PDF) under Manuel Noriega. The PDF was abolished in February 1990, and with it all of the old military units stood down. Unique beret insignia were never approved, so units authorized to wear berets wore a combination of the approved shoulder insignia, as well as rank and qualification insignia (e.g. parachutist wings) on the berets. The following were being worn at the time of the 1989 invasion: Black - 7th Infantry Company "Macho de Monte"; Comando Operacional de Fuerzas Expeciales (COFFEE - Special Forces Command) Maroon - Battalion 2000; 2nd Airborne Infantry Company "Puma"; 3rd Infantry Company "Diablo Rojo" Lime