Editing Pickelhaube (section)

==Current use==
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[[File:Parada Militar 2014 (15105459487).jpg|thumb|right|Cadets of the General Bernardo O'Higgins Military School of the [[Chilean Army]] wearing plumed pickelhauben  marching through [[O'Higgins Park]] in Santiago at the 2014 Chilean Army Day parade]]
The Pickelhaube is still part of the parade/ceremonial uniform of the [[Life Guards (Sweden)|Life Guards]] of Sweden, the [[Portuguese National Republican Guard|National Republican Guard (GNR)]] of Portugal, [[King's Guard (Thailand)|King's Guard]] of Thailand, the [[military academy|military academies]] of Chile, Colombia, Venezuela and Ecuador, the Military College of Bolivia, the Army Central Band and Army School Bands of Chile, the [[Chilean Army]]'s 1st Cavalry and 1st Artillery Regiments, and the Presidential Guard Battalion and [[National Police of Colombia]]. The [[Blues and Royals]], the [[Life Guards (United Kingdom)|Life Guards]] of the United Kingdom and traffic police in the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan also use different forms of the Pickelhaube. The modern [[Romanian Gendarmerie]] (''Jandarmeria Româna'') maintain a mounted detachment who wear a white plumed Pickelhaube of a model dating from the late 19th century, as part of their ceremonial uniform.