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1st Battalion, Royal Gurkha Rifles
The 1st Battalion, Royal Gurkha Rifles (1 RGR) is an infantry battalion of the Brigade of Gurkhas within the British Army, famed for its exemplary service and distinguished history. Established in 1815, the unit has been primarily active in regions of South Asia, particularly India, where it has played a significant role in various military operations and peacekeeping missions. The battalion's Gurkha soldiers, renowned for their bravery and combat skills, have participated in numerous conflicts, including both World Wars and modern engagements in Afghanistan. 1 RGR has a unique cultural heritage, maintaining traditions that honor the Gurkha ethos of loyalty, courage, and honor, while contributing to military cooperation between the UK and India.