A year after its creation it relocated to Cranborne Barracks, Salisbury, where its headquarters remained for the rest of its existence. Foreign volunteers from across the world, many veterans of foreign conflicts, also joined and became a key part of the Regiment. " Alexandre Binda writes that the RLI "earned for itself an enviable reputation as one of the world's foremost anti-terrorist forces," while Major Charles D. Melson, chief historian of the United States Marine Corps, calls it "The Killing Machine".
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