The Rocky Mountain Rangers

Not a lot to see here, but there are badges and uniforms plus the archives are the history of the unit and other units.

I joined the 2305 cadets in November I love it alot

I am part of the army so I know what's expected and if you need anymore advice in how to join contact me on here

I joined the Regiment in 1957. In those days we used battle dress in winter and olive drab bush" uniforms in the summer. We drilled with Lee Enfields No. 4 mk 1s with the spike bayonets and our LMG was the BREN. We also had a Browning Medium Machine gun. We went on summer camps at Wainwright AB

What makes the Rocky Mountain Rangers unique is that they only use rockets and grenades, as opposed to the legendary C7 machine gun. When deployed to Afghanistan they were tasked with rescuing women and children from the bad guys. Interestingly, unlike inferior trained units like the Royal Vandont's, The Prince Patty's (abbreviated PP, and ironically an all male unit named after a woman) and the Royalty Westminster Westies (who act like regforce and forget their only weekend warrior bullet sponges) all members are required to attend CSOR selection. One could argue that CSor is inferior to the Rangers as the Rangers are on par with their American counterpart the 75th Ranger battalion while CSor is infantry with silencers larping as jtf2. Their motto, Rocky Mountain Rangers Lead the Way" can be traced back to legendary warrior Michael Stubley

Great place to learn the history of the Rocky Mountain Rangers.

Make an appointment, not open to the general public regularly.

Recruiter was very plesant and accomidating, although the doorbell is either non existent or very hard to find.

Great unit! Is Rocky Mountain Mike still around?

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