Maroon — Paratroopers (formerly purple, circa 1980s) Black — Presidential Guards Corps Steel Grey — Armor Brown - Airmobile Units In the Mexican Navy: Black — Paratroopers, Navy Special Forces. Armed Forces wide, the blue beret with the UN arms is used by peacekeeping forces beginning in 2015–16, when Mexico sent armed forces personnel to UN peacekeeping operations. Mongolia In 2002, new army uniforms were introduced to the Mongolian armed forces and along with new uniform design, dark green berets were issued to all personnel. According to the rules, all military berets are pushed to the right and displays a "Soyombo" symbol in middle of golden oak leaves in the right side. Berets are worn by Mongolian Police since 1994. Police berets are different from the army beret in color and in shape, while it is pushed to the left while army berets are pushed to the right. Dark green - All branches of Armed forces Red - Internal troops. Dark blue - National emergency troops (rescuers) Black - Police unit (pushed to the left) Light blue - UN peacekeepers (pushed to the right) Morocco The Moroccan military Uniform is inspired from the French Uniform, the berets are usually pulled to the left with the badge worn over the right eye or temple. Lime Green - Armed Forces (Les Forces armees royales), including Paratroopers Red - Royal Guard (La garde royale) Blue - Royal Moroccan air force Dark BLue - The Air Force and Security Forces UN Blue - Moroccan-United Nations troops Personnel serving with the United Nations on international peacekeeping missions Brown - Moroccan Auxiliary troops Mozambique Presently, the following berets are in use by the Defense Armed Forces of Mozambique: Brown — Army general use Red — Commandos Olive Green - Forcas Especiais (Special Forces) Navy blue — Fuzileiros (Marines) N Namibia Nepal Deep Green: Nepalese Army Maroon: Nepal Police Grey: Armed Police Force Netherlands When the Royal Netherlands Armed Forces acquired new modernised uniforms (designed by the Dutch couturier Frans Molenaar) in 2000, the berets changed as well. Since 2004, soldiers of the Royal Netherlands Army have worn a petrol (blue-green) beret, whereas previously they wore brown. The following colours are also used (before and after the modernisation): Navy: Dark navy blue with a bronze metal crown & anchor on a red flash — Royal Netherlands Marine Corps Dark navy blue with a gold color metal anchor