What is black berets?

The black beret is a military style headwear that has been adopted by various organizations, most notably by the French military. Its origin can be traced back to the Basque region of France, where it was traditionally worn by shepherds and farmers as a protective headgear.

The black beret has been worn by various military units around the world, including the United States Army Special Forces, British Army, Canadian Army and Australian Army. In the United States Army, the black beret was authorized for wear by the Army Rangers in 1975, and later by various other units such as the 75th Ranger Regiment, Special Forces units, and the Army Security Agency.

The black beret has also been adopted by various civilian organizations, such as the Black Panthers, who used it as a symbol of their political and social movement in the 1960s and 1970s. It has also been worn by artists, musicians and fashion enthusiasts, which has contributed to its status as an iconic and versatile accessory.