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Being a Jaeger is part of the identity and lifestyle of every New Rhodesian, but not everyone can be equally capable or motivated to serve in a strictly organized formation. And that's exactly what New Rhodesian Jaegers Guard is.

All members of the Commonwealth are obligatory members of New Rhodesian Jagers Association, but it is a voluntary choice for everyone whether they want to be a Free Jaeger or a formational Jaeger (a member of the Jaeger Guard).

Formational Jaegers, unlike Free Jaegers are trained to perform more complex operations, tasks and duties. The Guard units will own a variety of off-road vehicles and field observation apparatus such as drones. It will also have its own shooting range, swimming pools, gyms, etc.

A wide variety of courses will be organized for the Guard members, with a focus on maximizing the development of individual abilities so that every Jaeger from the Guard can serve as an instructor and leader of the Free Jaegers when that is necessary.

In each CNR community, there will be a unit of the Guard whose size, equipment, working conditions and training will depend on the human and material resources available to the particular community.

New Rhodesian Jaegers will generally be trained in fighting and surviving in the forest and mountains, but also to perform search and rescue operations in the aforementioned environments. During large-scale emergencies and disasters Jaegers can support police and other state structures in maintaining of the public peace and order. Supporting of nature and conservation state services and NGO's is also one of the tasks of the New Rhodesian Jaegers.

On the picture you can see two variants of the NRJA/JG uniforms.

Description
Being a Jaeger is part of the identity and lifestyle of every New Rhodesian, but not everyone can be equally capable or motivated to serve in a strictly organized formation. And that's exactly what New Rhodesian Jaegers Guard is.

All members of the Commonwealth are obligatory members of New Rhodesian Jagers Association, but it is a voluntary choice for everyone whether they want to be a Free Jaeger or a formational Jaeger (a member of the Jaeger Guard).

Formational Jaegers, unlike Free Jaegers are trained to perform more complex operations, tasks and duties. The Guard units will own a variety of off-road vehicles and field observation apparatus such as drones. It will also have its own shooting range, swimming pools, gyms, etc.

A wide variety of courses will be organized for the Guard members, with a focus on maximizing the development of individual abilities so that every Jaeger from the Guard can serve as an instructor and leader of the Free Jaegers when that is necessary.

In each CNR community, there will be a unit of the Guard whose size, equipment, working conditions and training will depend on the human and material resources available to the particular community.

New Rhodesian Jaegers will generally be trained in fighting and surviving in the forest and mountains, but also to perform search and rescue operations in the aforementioned environments. During large-scale emergencies and disasters Jaegers can support police and other state structures in maintaining of the public peace and order. Supporting of nature and conservation state services and NGO's is also one of the tasks of the New Rhodesian Jaegers.

On the picture you can see two variants of the NRJA/JG uniforms.