Successful Recovery of the Elixir of Vigor!

The Royal Exploration Corps found themselves in a most harrowing situation this past season. Early on they were presented with a mysterious recipe for an elixir so potent as to be dangerous in the wrong hands, especially if those hands were that of a gorilla!

While creating a test batch from the recipe a rogue gorilla wondered into their camp and made off with not only the first and only test bottle BUT THE RECIPE AS WELL!

ADVENTURELAND DAY '26

Adventureland Day '26 is upon up. The Corps looks to conference with explorers from around the globe this coming Sunday March 1st.

Maintain open frequencies and expect dispatches via Radiotelegraphy System and possibly Booby.

The latest communications can also be found here.

Annual Recount Of The Corps Activities This Past Year

Twenty five was a vigorous year for the Corps with several notable events taking place, including Adventureland Day, several new members joining the ranks, yet another walloping of the S.E.A., and the years end Confabulation.

Shortbottom Distillates 6th Offering Honors Doctor Artimus Kingsmen

Doctor John Nedson Shortbottom III has set his Distillers to the task of formulating a suitable elixir to commemorate Kingsmen's recent acceptance of Lead Position with the R.E.C.'s Mountaineering Division. Shortbottom knew it had to be exceptional, robust, and vigorous in flavor. And it seems he's "Done It Again!"

Limited supplies of The Kingsmen are currently being dispatched to all Royal Exploration Corps repositories around the globe. And Headquarters is sure this 10 Year Reserva Exclusiva will keep you warm this holiday season no matter what icy peak you find yourself upon!

Semper Exploro, Kungalosh, and Happy Holidays

Yearly Tradition

Members of the Royal Exploration Corps, including Miss Veronica Constantine, Doctor John Nedson Shortbottom III, and Sir T. Youngington Regalia Esq., Commander R.E.C. gather as is a yearly tradition to honor the legacy of the Corps.

Kingsmen Accepts New Challenge

Doctor Atriums Kingsmen steps up to accept lead position with Royal Exploration Corps Mountaineering Division.

Recently the Doctor has added to his dossier, accepting a lofty position in the Corps Mountaineering Division. The R.E.C. knows he will stay on top of things, never letting anyone down no matter how tied up he may be with his other duties.

Semper Exploro INDEED!

R.E.C. Mountaineering Division Looks To Climb Mt. Whitney In Spring

Sir T. Youngington Regalia Esq., Commander Royal Exploration Corps paid a visit to California's Eastern Sierra this past week. The Commander was scouting the approach of North Americas highest peak, outside of Alaska. While this summit is less lofty than some of the commanding mountain tops the Corps has topped in the Himalayas, it is notable nonetheless.

R.E.C. ROWING CREW EXECUTES MASTER STROKE

S.E.A. Waterlogged - Eye On The Globe Covers Victory!

The S.E.A. House Rowing Team found themselves in the choppy wake of The Royal Exploration Corps Crew as the R.E.C. rowed to an astounding victory against their adventuring rivals. Not since the 1829 Oxford/Cambridge contest has there been such a dramatic display of “oresmenship”! From the moment the stakeboat released the two Eights, the Corps seemed to pull further ahead with every catch.

Annual Confabulation Resounding Success

On Sunday, September 7th, ’25 The Royal Exploration Corp held its Annual Confabulation and Soiree. The festivities took place at the R.E.C.’s favorite North American event location, “The Broken Compass” of Burbank California where Corp Officers, Distinguished Members, and honored guest gathered to discuss the year’s past expeditions and future plans.

Small Detachment of R.E.C. Officers Visit J.N.C. Docks Ahead of Confabulation

A small detachment of officers visit the J.N.C.'s Western Terminus docks to hand-deliver telegrams that arrived to the Royal Exploration Corps Radio Telegraphy Room. Telegrams inviting Officers and Distinguished Members to the upcoming annual R.E.C. Confabulation.

Adventureland Day '25 a Resounding Success!

Corps Members arrive and mingle with other likeminded explorers! The Eye On The Globe covered much of the days activities with both a news paper and news reel. The Corp was honored to assist the days hosts, as well as fellow adventurers as they searched for the Golden Snake Idol!

At the time of this writing, Adventureland Day '25 is but a week away!

The Royal Exploration Corps looks forward to seeing Adventurers from all points of the compass converge on the Western Terminus of the J.N.C.'s docks this coming March 2nd. The usual conferencing of explorers will of course proceed, but we also hope to recover The Treasure of the Golden Snake!

Be sure to view the newsreels below for all the details!

Semper Exploro and... KUNGALOOSH!