3rd Royal Volunteer Regiment

3rd Royal Volunteer Regiment
The 3rd Royal Volunteer Regiment, also called the 2nd American Regiment, is a volunteer regiment under the command of the Army of Manitoba. Currently, the regiment has one infantry battalion, one artillery battalion, and one cavalry battalion. The current colonel of the regiment is a mysterious figure by the name of Colonel Augustus Autumn, recruited by the Cavaliers to assist in leading and training American volunteers and mercenaries in a more professional regiment than previous units made up of foreign manpower.

The regiment has seen action mostly in fighting the Republican forces out of Saskatchewan, and currently performs duties of border incursions and raiding. The regiment has adopted a more professional structure and image than most of its contemporaries, owing largely to the serious and martial nature of their Colonel. It has performed beyond its abilities on several occasions against Republican forces and continues to be the shining jewel of the Royal Volunteer Corps.

Battalions +
 'Dixie Rifles' Infantry Battalion (No.3 American)

The Dixie Rifles battalion is the infantry component of the 3rd Royal Volunteer Regiment and is the most well seasoned out of all the battalions, having seen innumerable small and large battles over it's service time starting in 2284.  'Gallowglass' Cavalry Battalion (No.1 Nova Scotian)

The Gallowglass battalion is a light horse battalion that primarily serves as a rearguard due to the limited roles that cavalry can play in frontline combat. Occasionally, they have served as a dragoon battalion and fought in head-on engagements. Recruited from all over Nova Scotia, they fight under both their battalion flag, and the national flag of Scotland, as well as the flag of Nova Scotia.  'Sumter's Thunder' Artillery Battalion (No. 4 American)

Named after the Fort where the first shots of the American Civil War were fired, the battalion forms a mobile artillery support unit that provides cover for both the rest of the regiment, as well as for other friendly units nearby. A total of sixteen howitzers are used by the battalion, which is substantial firepower.