Kingsmen

The Kingsmen are an elite special forces group tasked with protecting the King and Royal Family. All Kingsmen are elite trained soldiers and bodyguards. All Kingsmen are part of the same unit, however, Kingsmen protecting the King wear a red uniform while Kingsmen protecting all other members of the royal family wear a cream coloured uniform.

The General of the Kingsmen is the King's main bodyguard and always accompanies the King and is the King's last line of defence. The King travels in a perimeter of 10-12 Kingsmen guards. The rest of the Royal Family are protected by 6-8 Kingsmen guards.

In 2018, shortly after his coronation, King Nicholas renamed the guards protecting the royal family to the Watchmen, to differentiate the ranks. The Captain of the Watchmen is the Queen's main bodyguard and is also the second-in-command of the Kingsmen guards. The Captain wears a cream coloured uniform with gold trim.

Qualifications
Kingsmen candidates must come from one of the four Vietnamese military service branches or the CQ. Candidates must be in top physical shape as defined by the Royal Delta Rangers handbook. Candidates must be between the ages of 21-35 and may serve until the age of 65 or until deemed not physically fit (NPF).
 * Age 21-35
 * Belong to one of the four Vietnamese military service branches or the CQ
 * Deemed in top physical shape
 * Must have scored in the top 2% in the following categories: marksmanship, physical fitness, threat evaluation

Training
All selected Kingsmen candidates undergo a comprehensive physical and mental evaluation. Must swear loyalty to the King and royal family. And spend six weeks training alongside the RDR with focus on firearms and threat evaluation. Upon successful completion of training, candidates spend four weeks studying and practising court etiquette and political theory.