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* July 1, 1977 : 4th Marine Infantry Regiment 4<sup>e</sup> RIMa.
* July 14, 1977 : The regiment left the garrison at Toulon to join [[Fréjus]].
* During garrison at Toulon, the regiment consisted of the Corniche Bournazel
* The regiment was separated in two in 1980, one
* On July 1, 1986 : the regiment at Perpignan and marines joined Fréjus while the 24th Marine Infantry Regiment reconstituted formation in the original respective garrison of the 24<sup>e</sup> RIMa.
* On June 30, 1998 : the regiment was dissolved after 144 years of presence.
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* 1869 : the regiment was spread between Toulon, Cochinchinem Guyana, and Japan.
The 4th Marine Infantry Regiment illustrated capability first in Crimea (
=== 1870 to 1914 ===
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* From 1873 to 1885, the regiment was in Tonkin. Eight companies were at Madagascar, participating to campaigns of île, until the end of 1885.
* March 1, 1890 : by doubling, the 8th Marine Infantry Regiment ({{lang-fr|[[:fr:8e régiment d'infanterie coloniale|8<sup>e</sup> Régiment d'infanterie de marine]]}}) was created.
* In 1900, the regiment was designated as 4th Colonial Infantry Regiment and was
* From 1907 to 1913, the regiment partook the campaigns of Morocco.
* In 1914, the regiment was still stationed at Toulon, part of the 4th Colonial Brigade.
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==== Division attachment ====
* garrison in 1914 : Toulon 4th Colonial Brigade.
* 2nd Colonial Infantry Division 2<sup>e</sup> DIC : August 1914
* 16th Colonial Infantry Division 16<sup>e</sup> DIC : November 1916
==== 1914 ====
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==== 1916 ====
* January 29
* July 1 : Frise
* September 12
==== 1917 ====
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=== Algerian War ===
After 1960, the garrison lost the African detachments, which the last left Puget on September 1964. The camps of south-east were composed of almost 12000 men, then four hospitals, cemeteries were created (annamite cemetery, African
At the cease-fire on March 19, 1962 in Algeria, the I/4<sup>e</sup> RIMa created among 91 other regiments, part of the 114 local forces. The I/4<sup>e</sup> RIMa was a local force of the Algerian order of battle, 420°UFL-UFO at Canrobert, composed of 10% metropolitan military and 90% of Muslim military, and which during the transition period were at the service of the executive provisional Algerian authority, until the independence of Algeria (Evian accords of March 18, 1962).
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* The [[21st Marine Infantry Regiment]]
(* Initially referred to as camp de la Lègue, baptized following the
**Filiation of GITDM : ({{lang-fr|Groupement d'instruction des troupes de marine}}).
*In 1954, the Extrême-Orient center of organization of the French Expeditionary
* In 1958, by designation change of the instruction groupment and transit of troupes in outer-mer (G.I.T.T.O.M.)
* In 1961, by designation change of the instruction groupment and transit of troupes de marine (G.I.T.T.D.M.)
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==== Battle Honours ====
*Sébastopol
*Saïgon 1859
*Bazeilles 1870
*Tuyen-Quan 1885
*Maroc
*la Marne 1914
*Champagne 1915
*la Cerna 1916
*AFN
== Regimental Commanders ==
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* 1900 : colonel Vimard (1850-1934)
* 1902 : colonel Lalubin
* July 12, 1914
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