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A wooden hand is one of the most revered relics of this organization, which distinguished itself at Tuyen Quang; that hand was returned to this organization after the Battle of Cameron. The Spilled Blood law applies to members of this organization, and by law this organization is not allowed in the Hexagon except when invaded. Members of this organization participated in the Algiers Putsch, and this group was based in Algeria until its independence. For the point, name this military unit, mostly of foreign nationals in the service of France.

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Answer:The organization you're referring to is the French Foreign Legion. The wooden hand you mentioned is known as the "Hand of Captain Danjou," a revered symbol within the French Foreign Legion. The Legion is a branch of the French Army composed mainly of foreign volunteers who serve in the French military. It has a storied history and has been involved in various conflicts and operations around the world. The Spilled Blood law, also known as "Légion d'honneur law," refers to the criteria under which foreign nationals who die while serving in the Legion can be posthumously awarded the Legion of Honour, a high French order of merit. The Algiers Putsch refers to an attempted coup in Algeria in 1961 by certain elements within the French Army, including members of the Foreign Legion.

Explanation: The organization you're referring to is the French Foreign Legion. The wooden hand you mentioned is known as the "Hand of Captain Danjou," a revered symbol within the French Foreign Legion. The Legion is a branch of the French Army composed mainly of foreign volunteers who serve in the French military. It has a storied history and has been involved in various conflicts and operations around the world. The Spilled Blood law, also known as "Légion d'honneur law," refers to the criteria under which foreign nationals who die while serving in the Legion can be posthumously awarded the Legion of Honour, a high French order of merit. The Algiers Putsch refers to an attempted coup in Algeria in 1961 by certain elements within the French Army, including members of the Foreign Legion.