has since been used for specialist units in the Finnish and Brazilian forces, and with the New Zealand SAS Rhodesian beret colours were as follows: Like the United Kingdom, Rhodesia also used flashes and hackles behind cap badges on their berets, such as: The blue, yellow and red shield on the medical corps beret. The blue diamond flash on the military police beret The red outline of the Rhodesian Artillery beret The red tombstone of the Grey Scouts beret The red diamond hacking of the Rhodesian Regiment beret (similar to that of the KRRC) The Blue and White hackle of the 4th Battalion Rhodesian Regiment Beret. Romania Russia The Soviet Union's beret color scheme detailed below (e.g. for airborne troops and naval infantry) remained in effect in post-1991 Russia. In the late 1990s the Russian Ministry of Extreme Situations introduced orange berets for its own troops. In the Soviet Union berets were sewn together from three pieces of material with four air holes, two at each side, worn with the service badge centered between the eyes and draped to the right in most circumstances. When appearing in public on parade, the berets were draped to the left side so that the insignia shows to observing dignitaries and the public. In 2011 the Russian defence ministry authorised the wearing of berets by all non-naval military personnel as part of their field uniforms. The current beret colour scheme is: S Saudi Arabia Senegal Tan/sand - Bataillon de Parachutistes (Army Parachute Battalion) Brown - Bataillon de Commandos (Army Commando Battalion) Black - Detachment Forces Speciales (Special Forces Detachment) Orange - Groupement Mobil d'Intervention (Mobile Intervention Group) Blue - Legion de Gendarmerie d'Intervention (Gendarmerie Intervention Unit) Green - Compagnie Fusilier de Marine Comandos (COFUMACO)(Navy Marine Commandos) Serbia The Serbian Armed Forces are wearing berets as their standard headdress. Singapore The Singapore Armed Forces and Singapore Police Force have adopted the beret as their standard headdress. The different color divisions are as follows: The berets are all adorned with the Singapore Armed Forces coat of arms, with the exception of the Air Force beret, Military Police beret, navy beret, Digital and Intelligence Service beret and police beret which are adorned with their respective cap-badge. Officers in the navy have a different cap-badge from the ratings. Officers of the rank of colonel and above have a different cap-badge. National Cadet Corps (Land)- Green National Cadet Corps