2nd Royal Volunteer Regiment

2nd Royal Volunteer Regiment
The 2nd Royal Volunteer Regiment also called the 1st American Regiment, is an infantry regiment within the Army of Saskatchewan, and is classified as a 'mixed' regiment of both militia and semi-professional soldiers. The regiment was organised with funds from both private donors as well as directly from the Royal War Office, and 'recruitment' was organised by caravaners willing to take some cash to spread the word about 'fresh opportunities and adventure' to be found in the West, and like any rumour, it spread far and wide, attracting a wide range of different sorts of people, although it seems it struck a great chord with wastelanders from the Southern US, who might've seen the rural and decentralised state of Western Canada as a good place to put down fresh roots.

The regiment has seen moderate amounts of action, particularly along the frontlines in Northern Saskatchewan, although it has also participated in operations elsewhere in the theatre of war. The regiment fulfils standard infantry roles, being a backbone for any military, and owing to the poor training of most of its soldiers, is not much good for anything else. It is under the Volunteer Corps of Central Command.

Battalions +
 'Dixieland' Infantry Battalion (No.1 American)

Primarily made up of volunteers from Arkansas and Texas, the Dixieland Battalion is classified as a militia infantry unit, and fulfil basic infantry functions, often use a mixture of Canadian and American equipment.



 'Southern-Highlanders' Light Infantry Battalion (No.2 American)

Semi-Professional battalion lending itself to skirmishing and sharpshooting duties. Made up of a mixture of Southern and Nova Scotian volunteers.