List of military unit mottoes by country

The following is a list of military unit mottoes by country.
China, Republic of.
Republic of China Armed Force
India.
The mottoes of the Indian Armed Forces units come from Sanskrit, English, or a regional language the specific unit is closely affiliated with. Some however are laurels won on the field and are in the language of the enemy or the commander's praise.
Indonesia.
Units within the Indonesian National Armed Forces and Indonesian National Police have mottoes taken from Sanskrit, Old Javanese, and Indonesian language.
Korea, South.
Korean Army: Power in Unity
3rd Infantry Division "White skull" : 살아도 백골, 죽어도 백골 (We are white skull. Dead or Alive)
Malaysia.
Malaysian Army: Gagah Setia (Strong and Loyal)
Royal Ranger Regiment: Agi Idup Agi Ngelaban (Whilst there is life, there is fight)
Note: The 1st,5th,6th,8th and 10th Rangers uses the same motto, which is "Agi Idup Agi Ngelaban".
Rejimen Sempadan (Border Regiment): Setia Waspada (Loyal and Alert)
Rejimen Semboyan Diraja (Royal Signs Regiment): Pantas dan Pasti (Swift and Sure)
Kor Agama Angkatan Tentera (Religious Corps of the Armed Forces of Malaysia): Berjuang Berakhlak
Kor Armor DiRaja (Royal Armored Corps): Bersatu (United)
Kor Risik DiRaja (Royal Intelligence Corps): Pintar dan Cergas (Intelligent and Active)
Royal Malaysian Navy:Sedia Berkorban (Ready to Sacrifice)
Royal Malaysian Air Force: Sentiasa di Angkasa Raya (Always in the Skies)
Myanmar.
Defence Service ["Never Surrender"]
South Africa.
South African Army
South African Air Force: Per aspera ad astra (English:Through hardships to the stars)
South African Special Forces
Spain.
Spanish Military: "Todo por la Patria" (Spanish for "Everything for the Motherland")
Sri Lanka.
Special Task Force/Commando: Determined, dared, and done
Tunisia.
Tunisian Armed Forces