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[[File:6 gurkha cap badge.png|200px|right]]<p style="font-family:Share Tech Mono;color:#ffff8e;font-size:90%;">The 6th Queen Elizabeth's Own Gurkha Rifles, abbreviated as 6 GR, is an infantry regiment in the British Army. Alongside other regiments in the Brigade of Gurkhas, the 6th Gurkhas recruit soldiers from Nepal. They're currently the only Gurkhas organized as power armor-equipped infantry. They rotate as heavy support for 48 (Gurkha) Airmobile Brigade in British Hong Kong and 5 Airborne Brigade in English. [[6th Queen Elizabeth's Own Gurkha Rifles|''Read more...'']]</p> | [[File:6 gurkha cap badge.png|200px|right]]<p style="font-family:Share Tech Mono;color:#ffff8e;font-size:90%;">The '''6th Queen Elizabeth's Own Gurkha Rifles''', abbreviated as 6 GR, is an infantry regiment in the British Army. Alongside other regiments in the Brigade of Gurkhas, the 6th Gurkhas recruit soldiers from Nepal. They're currently the only Gurkhas organized as power armor-equipped infantry. They rotate as heavy support for 48 (Gurkha) Airmobile Brigade in British Hong Kong and 5 Airborne Brigade in English. [[6th Queen Elizabeth's Own Gurkha Rifles|''Read more...'']]</p> | ||
Revision as of 00:24, 16 December 2024
The 6th Queen Elizabeth's Own Gurkha Rifles, abbreviated as 6 GR, is an infantry regiment in the British Army. Alongside other regiments in the Brigade of Gurkhas, the 6th Gurkhas recruit soldiers from Nepal. They're currently the only Gurkhas organized as power armor-equipped infantry. They rotate as heavy support for 48 (Gurkha) Airmobile Brigade in British Hong Kong and 5 Airborne Brigade in English. Read more...