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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 that recruits in Nepal. 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 00:25, 16 December 2024
The 6th Queen Elizabeth's Own Gurkha Rifles, abbreviated as 6 GR, is an infantry regiment in the British Army that recruits in Nepal. 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...