King’s Own Gurkha Rifles

The King’s Own Gurkha Rifles was a British Army infantry regiment formed in 1994, comprising soldiers from Nepal’s Gurkha communities. These highly trained troops are renowned for their bravery, discipline, and fighting skills. The regiment’s role was to serve in various military operations, both in the UK and internationally. In 1994, it combined two historic Gurkha regiments, maintaining the tradition of excellence. The unit was disbanded in 1994, with its soldiers transferring to other regiments. The Gurkhas' legacy continues with their reputation as elite, loyal soldiers in the British Army.