A fictional member of this institution is derided as "a sneaky, booze-guzzling, yellow-bellied rat with a bottle for a brain" after accidentally killing a man. The morale of this group was the subject of the historian Guy Pedroncini's first published books. In a movie, several members of this organization are instructed to seize a position nicknamed the Anthill. A member of this organization faked a letter from Alessandro (*) Panizzardi in order to frame a different member of this group. Colonel Dax serves in it in the Stanley Kubrick film Path
A fictional member of this institution is derided as "a sneaky, booze-guzzling, yellow-bellied rat with a bottle for a brain" after accidentally killing a man. The morale of this group was the subject of the historian Guy Pedroncini's first published books. In a movie, several members of this organization are instructed to seize a position nicknamed the Anthill. A member of this organization faked a letter from Alessandro (*) Panizzardi in order to frame a different member of this group. Colonel Dax serves in it in the Stanley Kubrick film Paths of Glory. An author blasted this organization in the press with the open letter "J'accuse!" For 10 points, name this armed service that experienced serious mutinies in 1917 and that wrongly accused its member Alfred Dreyfus of espionage.
A fictional member of this institution is derided as "a sneaky, booze-guzzling, yellow-bellied rat with a bottle for a brain" after accidentally killing a man.
French Army [or obvious equivalents involving the French armed services; or the ArmÃ©e de terre]