Royal Arcerion Regiment
The Royal Arcerion Regiment is the senior line infantry regiment of the Arcer Army's Royal Arcerion Infantry Corps. It consists of seven battalions, of which two are reserve, each of which forms its own individual regiment. Both Reserve Battalions have their own distinct regimental colours and honours, as they carry the lineage of two deactivated/antecedent regiments. The modern Regiment has undergone several changes and amalgamations, but has existed in its current structure since the late 1990s. It shares the joint honour of the oldest Regiment in the Arcer Army with the Royal Moorden Regiment, from their shared lineage to the Arcerion Loyal Militia, however the Royal Arcerion Regiment received its Regimental colours and status from the Ardmori Crown first.
| Royal Arcerion Regiment | |
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| RAR | |
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| Active | 1803-present |
| Country | Arcerion |
| Type |  Arcer Army |
| Role | Infantry |
| Size | 3,200 (2026) |
| Garrison/HQ | McCaffery Barracks, Arcerion Armed Forces Base Dalfearn |
| Motto(s) | "Holding the Line" |
| Anniversaries | 1793 (founding, Arcerion Loyal Militia) XX Battle of Easthampton (Second Bush War) Battle of Gordon's Farm (Second Bush War) |
| Engagements | Arcer Bush Wars, First Great War, Second Great War, Final War of the Deluge, Ardmori Civil War |
| Commanders | |
| Commanding Officer | LCol Stephen Fisher |
| Regimental Sergeant Major | WO1 Bertram Foster |
The Regiment's battalions form the central elements of 1 Rifle Brigade and part of 4 Mechanized Brigade.
History
Founding
First and Second Bush Wars
First Great War
Ardmori Civil War
Second Great War
Final War of the Deluge
Regimental Museum
The Royal Arcerion Regiment Museum is located in Dalfearn, and is a tourist attraction that annually draws 250,000 visitors. It has trophies, photos, videos, and donated artifacts from the Regiments 200+ year history and is managed by the RAR Association. It has exhibits for children and adults, as well as a walk of remembrance up to the "Rifleman's Monument," which is dedicated to all the fallen members of the Regiment from founding until the modern era.
The Regimental Colours are housed in the museum, and removed and used by the Regimental Headquarters for ceremonial events. The museum has a planned expansion estimated to cost £2.4 million Arcer Pounds, and is scheduled to be completed in 2030. This will include the creation of a museum rugby pitch, as well as the construction of a vehicle hall for the light and armoured vehicles as well as heavy weapons, used throughout the Regiment's history.
Regimental Ethos
Structure
6 Battalion - Formerly the Arcerion Regiment
9 Battalion - Formerly the Moorden Fusiliers