Continental Army subalterns ranks were supposed to wear green colored cockades in their hats. The tricolor cockades with red and green inverted position are those of Iran and Suriname. The tricolore flag is derived from the cockades used in the 1790s. On their uniforms, they wore red cockades. The name 'White Terror' derives from the white cockades worn in the hats of royalists. Hungarian revolutionaries wore cockades during the Hungarian revolution of 1848 and during the 1956 revolution. The Whig supporters can be seen wearing orange cockades. In 1776 captains were to have buff or white cockades. Because of this, Hungarians traditionally wear cockades on 15 March. Polish soldiers wore white, white-and-red, blue-and-red or blue-white-red cockades. Prior to that, Polish soldiers wore cockades of various color combinations. Military uniforms would use cockades as well. Meanwhile, the political left wore the blue-white-red cockades of the French Revolution. Saban played for Fort Benning's 3rd Infantry Cockades, a military team, while stationed there. Several of Getty's officers were slow to change their cockades.