Originally posted by KrazyHorse
Yeah, they're also called "mounted", but don't ride around on horseback except for special occasions.
They used to be more of a gendarmerie back when they were formed. They policed the frontier. As time went on they transformed into simply a national police force.
Yeah, they're also called "mounted", but don't ride around on horseback except for special occasions.
They used to be more of a gendarmerie back when they were formed. They policed the frontier. As time went on they transformed into simply a national police force.
Still, you are mostly right. They don't ride around the country in military vehicles and uniforms with assault rifles.
I'm not entirely positive, but IIRC, they are considered a regiment within the armed forces. The only effect I know of is in war when the force will send people to units composed entirely of mounties.
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