Denmark The Royal Danish Army first introduced the black berets for its armour personnel in 1958. In 1968 it was extended to the whole army, Homeguard and parts of the Navy and Airforce, replacing the standard issue Side cap. E Ecuador Berets are worn by all personnel of the Ecuadorian Army (Ejército) and certain members of the Navy (Armada) and Air Force (Fuerza Aérea), with distinctive colours for some units or functions. The beret colours are: Egypt Maroon — Paratroopers Forest green — Armour Dark blue — Infantry Dark blue with red band — Presidential Guard Black — Artillery Red — Military Police Green — Engineers Eritrea All personnel of the EDF or Eritrean Defense Forces wear Berets. Red — Air Force Units Green — Army Units Blue — Naval Units Purple — Border Guard Estonia All personnel in the Estonian Military used to wear Berets in the beginning on 90's. In 2013, berets were reinstated. Green — Ground Forces Black — Armoured Corps, Naval Units Slate — Air Force Red — Military police White - Military Bands Service when not in parade dress uniform F Finland The Finnish Defence Force uses berets with cap badges for the Army, Navy and the Air Force. The berets are worn in "clean" garrison duties such as roll calls and with the walking-out uniform, but not with the battle dress. Until the mid-1990s, the beret was reserved for troops with special status, such as the armoured troops, coastal jägers and the airborne jägers, but is nowadays used by all units. In winter, berets are replaced by winter headgear. Berets are also used by the Finnish Border Guard, which is a military organization under the aegis of the Ministry of Interior during peacetime. Brown (Badge: golden bear's head, sword and fir tree twig) — Special Border Jägers Olive (Badge: golden bear's head, sword and fir tree twig) — Border Jägers Olive (Badge: silver lion's head) — Army Olive (Badge: golden lion's head with crown) — Finnish Rapid Deployment Force and Army units abroad (other than UN peace keepers) UN Blue (Badge: UN white and blue embroidered patch) — UN peace keepers Black (Badge: silver Gothic helmet) — Armoured Brigade Burgundy (Badge: arrow and parachute) — Airborne Jägers of the Utti Jäger Regiment Royal Blue (Badge: silver griffin) — Army helicopter pilots Royal Blue (Badge: silver Air Force insignia) — Air Force Royal Blue (Badge: