Royal Kenton Rifles
| Royal Kenton Rifles | |
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 Badge of the Royal Kenton Rifles | |
| Active | 2021 - present |
| Country |  Kapreburg |
| Allegiance |  Jackson I |
| Branch |  Kapresh Royal Army |
| Type | Foot Guard |
| Role | Light infantry |
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| Engagements | |
| Commanders | |
| Colonel in Chief | HM the King |
| Commanding Officer | Col. Matthew Hughes |
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| Color |  |
The Royal Kenton Rifles is an infantry regiment of the Kapresh Royal Army. The Royal Kenton Rifles is the main regiment of the Kapresh army, and the largest. All domestic soldiers of Kapreburg are in the Royal Kenton Rifles. The regiment also has a fife and drum band called the Regimental Band of the Royal Kenton Rifles.
History
The Royal Kenton Rifles was formed on 17 April 2021, and was the first regiment formed in the Kapresh Royal Army formed for combat. The regiment's first battle was the Battle of Whynofly on 8 May 2021. On 23 August 2021, Matthew Hughes, who fought in the Battle of Whynofly was promoted to Colonel, and appointed to command the Royal Kenton Rifles.
Battle of Whynofly
On 6 May 2021, the Royal Kenton Rifles were told they would fight at Whynofly on the 8th of May. They began training immediately. On 8 May 2021, Jackson I and Matthew Hughes lead the Royal Kenton Rifles to Loves Peak, where they met Weg soldiers. Eventually the Royal Kenton Rifles lead Kapreburg to victory in the battle by making F.C.O. Weiler surrender.
Midlothian War
The Royal Kenton Rifles were the main Kapresh unit fighting in the Midlothian War, and fought in every battle of the war. Many members of the unit were granted the Midlothian Star for their service in the war.