2nd Battalion, The Royal Newfoundland Regiment
Unit Identification
Location
Gallioli Armouy
HQ and A Coy
13 O'Connell Drive
Corner Brook, NL A2H 5M5
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Beaumont Hamel Armoury
B Coy
1 Memorial Drive
Grand Falls Windsor, NL A2A 1P9
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Cambrai Armoury
C Coy
248 California Drive
Stephenville, NL A2N 2Y6
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Join Our Team
Looking for full-time or part-time work? We are hiring and provide excellent career opportunities. Please do not hesitate to call or email our recruiter who will be pleased to answer any questions you may have and provide direction on how to apply to our Regiment.
Our Team Recruiter
Name: Sergeant Steve Smith
Phone: 709-640-7239
Email: steven.smith5@forces.gc.ca
Or contact
Phone: 1-800-856-8488
Find a recruiting centre near you.
When We Train
September to June:
- Thursday evenings
- 7:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.
- one weekend per month.
Full-time summer employment is available from May to August.
Trades In Our Unit
Equipment
Weapons:
- Browning 9-mm Pistol
- C6 7.62-mm Medium Machine Gun
- C7A2 5.56-mm Automatic Rifle
- C9A2 Light Machine Gun
- Colt M203 40-mm Grenade Launcher
- M72 Light Anti-Tank Weapon
Vehicles:
- Medium Support Vehicle System (MSVS)
- All-terrain vehicle (ATV)
See a list of Canadian Army vehicles and weapons.
Mission Task
A number of Army Reserve units have been assigned specific Mission Tasks. Members within these units are trained in these specific capabilities and ready to be fully integrated, as a formed entity, into the Regular Force units that they reinforce.
The mission task for our unit is: Arctic Response Company Group – Our Reserve unit is trained in winter warfare operations, to provide the lead elements of an Army Reserve operational commitment to a domestic operation in the high Arctic.
Who We Are
The 2nd Battalion, The Royal Newfoundland Regiment, is a Reserves Infantry unit on the West Coast of Newfoundland. We have 3 locations, which are located in Corner Brook, Grand falls-Windsor and in Stephenville. The regimental Headquarters is also Located in Corner Brook.
Benefits of Joining
When you join our unit, you will receive competitive pay for your part time or full time work as well as be eligible for on the job training that could benefit you in civilian life. Also, there are medical, dental and educational benefits available to Army Reservists.
Here are all the details:
Command Team
- Commanding Officer - Lieutenant-Colonel M.C. Felix
- Regimental Sergeant Major - Warrant Officer S.K. Peyton
Contact Us
Gallioli Armouy (HQ and A Coy)
13 O'Connell Drive
Corner Brook, NL A2H 5M5
Phone: 709-640-7239
Email: steven.smith5@forces.gc.ca
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Cambrai Armoury (C Coy)
248 California Drive
Stephenville, NL A2N 2Y6
Phone: 709-643-8148
Email: steven.smith5@forces.gc.ca
Beaumont Hamel Armoury (B Coy)
1 Memorial Drive
Grand Falls Windsor, NL A2A 1P9
Phone: 709-292-5326
Email: steven.smith5@forces.gc.ca
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Our History
The Royal Newfoundland Regiment is one of the oldest Regiments in Canada. It was the only Colonial Regiment to receive the prefix "Royal" during the First World War, and the first in the history of the British Army to receive such an honour during hostilities. The Regiment was also the first Canadian Regiment to receive the Queen’s, and Regimental Colours. It has the distinction of bearing on it’s Regimental Colour the Battle Honour "Gallipoli" which no other Regiment in North America carries.
Newfoundlanders have served their Sovereign on many occasions. The first full-time Regiment to be raised was in 1780. This Regiment lasted until 1783 under the title of H.M. Newfoundland Regiment of Foot. Again in 1795 a Regiment was embodied, entitled The Royal Newfoundland Regiment of Fencible Infantry and played a prominent part during the War of 1812. Covering themselves with glory from such battles as Lundy’s Lane, York (now Toronto), Stoney Creek (now Hamilton), Lake Erie, Michillmackinac, Niagara, Chrysler’s Farm, Ogdensburg, Fort Erie and many others.
On October 24th 1949, almost 30 years after it was disbanded following the First World War, authority was granted by King George VI to remuster The Royal Newfoundland Regiment, as a Militia Unit of the Canadian Forces. Today as Citizen Soldiers the men of the Regiment are proudly and efficiently doing a job of real importance in their community and for the security of the nation by serving on Humanitarian Assistance, Peacekeeping and peace support Operations throughout the world.
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