The Gurkha Regiments are units of the British Army composed primarily of soldiers from Nepal. Known for their bravery and loyalty, Gurkhas have served in various conflicts since the early 19th century. They are recognized for their distinctive khukuri knives and exceptional skills in mountain warfare. Gurkhas are recruited through a rigorous selection process, attracting individuals who demonstrate physical fitness and strong character. They have a rich history of service, participating in both World Wars and numerous peacekeeping missions. Their contributions have earned them a respected place in military history and a unique bond with the British Armed Forces.