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Maghaweer : ウィキペディア英語版
Lebanese Commando Regiment

The Lebanese Army Rangers 〔( The Lebanese army official website appellation is 'Rangers Regiment' )〕 or Rangers Regiment also called ''Maghaweer'' ((アラビア語:فوج المغاوير ''Fawj al-Maghaweer'')) was founded in October 1966, is an elite light infantry and is considered the first special forces regiment in the Lebanese Armed Forces. The regiment is also a member of the Lebanese Special Operations Command and is the largest of the Lebanese special units.
==History==
The regiment was founded in October 1966 under the instructions of the commander-in-chief, General Emile Boustany.〔 During the Lebanese Civil War, the regiment was divided among the different divided commands. A result of one of the divisions was the foundation of the counter-sabotage regiment or Al-Moukafaha.〔
The regiment has long been considered the only special unit and commando regiment among the other Lebanese Army regiments. However, with the introduction of the other special regiments, such as the Navy SEALs Regiment, this regiment is no longer considered as such. Nevertheless, the term "Maghaweer" still means to civilians the strongest unit that is available for the hardest tasks, and still refers to this specific regiment. The regiment is also the only parental formation in the Lebanese Army to include soldiers from all sects and regions of Lebanon in equal proportion, though Maronite and Eastern Orthodox are a slight majority in the officer corps, while Shi'a are a slight majority in the NCO corps.

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