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|name= The Royal Guard | |name= The Royal Guard | ||
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|formation= Dec '08 | |formation= Dec '08 | ||
| − | |disbanded= | + | |disbanded= Mid '09 |
| − | |logo= | + | |logo= Royal Guard.png |
| − | |country= | + | |country = United Kingdom |
|branch= Reserves | |branch= Reserves | ||
|type= Territorial Force | |type= Territorial Force | ||
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|colours= Green and Light Green | |colours= Green and Light Green | ||
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| − | '''The Royal Guard''' was the main territorial fighting force of the [[United Kingdom]] and was overseen by the [[Ministry of Defence (United Kingdom)|Ministry of Defence]]. It was formed from the ''Reserves'' alongside the [[Royal Navy]] in December of 2008, shortly before [[Operation French Toast]]. | + | '''The Royal Guard''' was the main territorial fighting force of the [[United Kingdom]] and was overseen by the [[Ministry of Defence (United Kingdom)|Ministry of Defence]]. It was formed from the ''Reserves'' alongside the [[Royal Navy]] in December of 2008, shortly before [[ATLANTIS_invasion_of_France|Operation French Toast]]. |
It had relatively low entry requirements, consisting of STRENGTH 5 and [[UK]] citizenship. It was designed to act as a slow reaction, massed damage defence force for the [[UK]], and therefore sees little to no foreign deployment. | It had relatively low entry requirements, consisting of STRENGTH 5 and [[UK]] citizenship. It was designed to act as a slow reaction, massed damage defence force for the [[UK]], and therefore sees little to no foreign deployment. | ||
| − | The majority of its members were kept to the UK's regions for political or | + | The majority of its members were kept to the UK's regions for political or economic reasons and therefore could not move. However, there are also many that had the opportunity to experience other mobile forces, but chose to stay. |
==Royal Marines Deployment Force== | ==Royal Marines Deployment Force== | ||
| − | Under Brigadier [[Horice P Fossil]]'s initiative, a Royal Marine deployable force of roughly 20 men was organized, which would allow Royal Guard members to deploy abroad for limited periods of time, for combat. | + | Under Brigadier [[Horice G Fossil|Horice P Fossil]]'s initiative, a Royal Marine deployable force of roughly 20 men was organized, which would allow Royal Guard members to deploy abroad for limited periods of time, for combat. |
==Future of British Territorial Forces== | ==Future of British Territorial Forces== | ||
| − | After the | + | After the deconstruction of the Royal Guard in mid-2009, there was a lack of any territorial branch of the UK Armed Forces. A [[Royal Navy]] vessel, the [[Pacific_Fleet#HMS_Westminster|HMS Westminster]] was commissioned for use by land-locked congressmen and politicians, but was later re-used as a general combat ship. |
| − | In September 2010, the [[British Army Reserve]] branch was set up, overseen and decided upon by '''''Field Marshal [[George Norfolk]]''''', the then | + | In September 2010, the [[British Army Reserve]] branch was set up, overseen and decided upon by '''''Field Marshal [[The Norfolk|George Norfolk]]''''', the then Chief of the [[General Staff]]. It was the Territorial Armed Force of the [[British Army]]. |
==Ranks of the Royal Guard== | ==Ranks of the Royal Guard== | ||
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| align="center" |[[File:Icon_Private.jpg|50px|center|Private]] '''Private''' | | align="center" |[[File:Icon_Private.jpg|50px|center|Private]] '''Private''' | ||
| align="center" |[[File:Icon_Corporal.jpg|50px|center|Corporal]] '''Corporal''' | | align="center" |[[File:Icon_Corporal.jpg|50px|center|Corporal]] '''Corporal''' | ||
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| − | | Brigadier [[Horice P Fossil]] | + | | Brigadier [[Horice G Fossil|Horice P Fossil]] |
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| Brigadier [[Certacito]] | | Brigadier [[Certacito]] | ||
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| + | | Brigadier [[John Forseti]] | ||
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| colspan="4"| <br >Royal Guard is Disbanded mid 2009 due to concluded in-effectiveness. | | colspan="4"| <br >Royal Guard is Disbanded mid 2009 due to concluded in-effectiveness. | ||
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Revision as of 02:16, 25 December 2018
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This military unit played an important role in creating military history, however today it is no longer active
The Royal Guard
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The Royal Guard was the main territorial fighting force of the United Kingdom and was overseen by the Ministry of Defence. It was formed from the Reserves alongside the Royal Navy in December of 2008, shortly before Operation French Toast.
It had relatively low entry requirements, consisting of STRENGTH 5 and UK citizenship. It was designed to act as a slow reaction, massed damage defence force for the UK, and therefore sees little to no foreign deployment.
The majority of its members were kept to the UK's regions for political or economic reasons and therefore could not move. However, there are also many that had the opportunity to experience other mobile forces, but chose to stay.
Royal Marines Deployment Force
Under Brigadier Horice P Fossil's initiative, a Royal Marine deployable force of roughly 20 men was organized, which would allow Royal Guard members to deploy abroad for limited periods of time, for combat.
Future of British Territorial Forces
After the deconstruction of the Royal Guard in mid-2009, there was a lack of any territorial branch of the UK Armed Forces. A Royal Navy vessel, the HMS Westminster was commissioned for use by land-locked congressmen and politicians, but was later re-used as a general combat ship.
In September 2010, the British Army Reserve branch was set up, overseen and decided upon by Field Marshal George Norfolk, the then Chief of the General Staff. It was the Territorial Armed Force of the British Army.
Ranks of the Royal Guard
| Force | OR-1 | OR-5 | OF-2 | OF-3 | OF-4 | OF-8 | OF-10 |
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| Role | Guardsman Soldier | Squad Second-in-Command | Squad Commander | Company Second-in-Command | Company Commanding Officer | Royal Guard Second-in-Command | Commanding Officer, Royal Guard |
Structure of the Royal Guard
Under Brigadier Certacito, E Company was opened as the elite, high strength division of the Royal Guard, entitled the Imperial Guard. It was made up of two squads.
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Brigadier HazzN | ||
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Brigadier Horice P Fossil | ||
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Brigadier Certacito | ||
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Brigadier John Forseti | ||
| Royal Guard is Disbanded mid 2009 due to concluded in-effectiveness. | |||
| 30px The Royal Guard | |||||
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| 20px Able Company |
20px Baker Company |
20px Charlie Company |
20px Dog Company |
20px Echo Company | |
| Squad A1 | Squad B1 | Squad C1 | Squad D1 | Squad E1 | |
| Squad A2 | Squad B2 | Squad C2 | Squad D2 | Squad E2 | |
| Squad A3 | Squad B3 | Squad C3 | Squad D3 | ||
| Squad A4 | Squad B4 | Squad C4 | Squad D4 | ||
| Squad A5 | |||||
