produced award winning wines, less than a thousand feet of olive trees, and wheat fields. The domain houses also numerous animals and natural colorful elements. In this domain, the shepherd can be Russian, the cordonnier can be German, the mason can be Spanish and his best friend can be Swiss. There are series of programs which include reaping, outdoor activities, and design workshops. Other programs include rehabilitation and reeducation programs which assist for preparing the return to a normal life. Due to the generosity of the friends of the Foreign Legion and all Legion officers, sous-officiers, and legionnaires, a vast hemicycle structure was built, capable of housing all the needing veterans of the French Foreign Legion. Built since 1953 and inaugurated on May 15, 1955, by général Kœnig, this center followed the Moral Service of the Legion () which was attached in a part at the corps of the garrisons, in charge of welcoming conversions of the legionnaires that were wounded or sick and also is in charge of reforming soldiers to be able to adapt to normal life and surroundings. This center, equally designated as Domain Captain Danjou (the officer who commanded a legion detachment which illustrated capability at Camarón) is financed by the different legion units. The domain, also houses as well the Legionnaire Uniform Museum. Carré Legion In addition, the communal cemetery of Puyloubier houses the Carré Legion () where numerous Legion figures and veteran legionnaires are interred. Some were buried in former Carré Legion and were brought back with the Legion, some are in common crypts, and others are in tombs. Amongst them feature: Général Paul-Frédéric Rollet 1re Classe Zimmermann Lieutenant-colonel Count Aage of Rosenborg Général Olié Colonel Jeanpierre R.P Hirlemann Général Pierre Morel Colonel Morin, first regimental commander of the Para Legion Units Adjudant-Chef Struzyna Caporal-Chef Siegfried Freytag Gallery See also Major (France) French Foreign Legion Music Band (MLE) Royal Hospital Chelsea References Sources and bibliographies Brunon Jean Manue Georges, Le livre d'or de la Légion 1831–1955, éditions Charles Lavauzelle, 1958 French Foreign Legion Veterans' affairs in France Veterans' homes Wounded and disabled military veterans topics