It is generally seen that most soldiers in the Rangers wanted to be there, even those that had no choice evidently found a home in the Corps. An example of this is Sergeant Jarvis, who eventually received a much wanted commission stating, “…I made up my mind, if possible, to change into the Regiment with my relations, lying along side of us, and the morning we were ordered for marching I left my tent for the purpose of making the application…” Jarvis clearly saw the advantage of joining the Queen’s Rangers as a loyalist fighting for Britain. This ties into the environment of the Corps, it is clear that due to the setting Simcoe developed in the Rangers, individuals, especially loyalist and deserters wanted to fight with a unit that they would
