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Regimental Special Troops Battalion
Regimental Special Troops Battalion (RSTB), 75th Ranger Regiment battalion activated 16 October 2007 at Fort Benning; runs reconnaissance, communications, and military intelligence companies supporting joint special operations.
Regimento of 1575 for Paulo Dias de Novais
The Regimento of 1575 for Paulo Dias de Novais (Regimento de Paulo Dias de Novais) accompanied his 1571 donation charter naming him governor of Angola.
Regina
Regina is a pop-rock band formed in Sarajevo around 1990 that scored hits across former Yugoslavia and represented Bosnia and Herzegovina at Eurovision 2009, finishing ninth with 'Bistra voda'.
Regina (Dino Crisis)
Regina is the alias of the classified-identity S.O.R.T. operative and weapons specialist who stars in Capcom's Dino Crisis (1999) and Dino Crisis 2, voiced by Stephanie Morgenstern.
Regina Barrow
Regina Barrow is an American Democratic politician elected to the Louisiana House in 2005 who now serves as President pro tempore of the Louisiana State Senate.
Regina Barzilay
Regina Barzilay is a computer scientist and MIT professor who leads AI in medicine at the Jameel Clinic, known for the Mirai and Sybil cancer risk models.
Regina Belle
Regina Belle (Regina Edna Belle), born in Englewood, New Jersey, is an American R&B, gospel, and jazz singer-songwriter known for "Baby Come to Me" and the Grammy-winning Aladdin duet "A Whole New World" with Peabo Bryson.
Regina Birdsell
Regina Birdsell is an American Republican politician who has represented New Hampshire Senate District 19 since 2015 and serves as Senate Majority Leader, after serving in the state House.
Regina Cassandra
Regina Cassandra (born 1990, Chennai) is an Indian actress in Telugu, Tamil, Kannada and Hindi film and streaming; debut Kanda Naal Mudhal (2005), Telugu breakthrough Siva Manasulo Sruthi (2012), noted for Evaru and Rocket Boys.
Regina Daniels
Regina Daniels (Regina Nneamaka Favour Ojeogwu), born 2000 in Lagos, is a Nigerian Nollywood actress, producer, and entrepreneur who debuted at age seven in Marriage of Sorrow and married politician Ned Nwoko in 2019.
Regīna Ezera
Regīna Ezera, real name Regīna Kindzule, born Regīna Šamreto, was a Latvian prose writer known for psychological novels and short stories such as Aka (1972) and Zemdegas (1977).
Regina Hall
Regina Hall is an American actress and producer, born 1970 in Washington, D.C., known for the Scary Movie films, Girls Trip, and One Battle After Another.
Regina International Airport
Regina International Airport, also known as RCAF Station Regina, serves Regina, Saskatchewan. Opened in 1930, it is Canada's 15th busiest airport, handling about 1.2 million passengers yearly.
Regina Jacobs
Regina Jacobs, born 1963 in Los Angeles, is an American former middle-distance runner who won twelve US 1,500-meter titles and became the first woman to run 1,500 meters under four minutes indoors.
Regina King
Regina King (born 1971, Los Angeles) is an American actress and director known for 227, Boyz n the Hood, Jerry Maguire, The Boondocks, Southland, four Emmys, the 2019 Oscar for If Beale Street Could Talk, and directing One Night in Miami and Shirley.
Regina Lei (雷嘉汭)
Regina Lei (雷嘉汭, born 2000, original name 雷嘉納) is a Taiwanese actress from Puli, Nantou, whose breakout was Indonesian interpreter Lena in Port of Lies (八尺門的辯護人, 2023), earning a 59th Golden Bell Best Actress nomination.
Regina Louise
Regina Louise, American author and foster care advocate, memoirist of Somebody's Someone (2003) and Someone Has Led This Child to Believe (2018), adopted at 41 by the counselor once barred from adopting her, subject of the 2019 Lifetime film I Am Somebody's Child.
Regina M. Carelli
Regina M. Carelli is a behavioral neuroscientist at UNC Chapel Hill known for measuring subsecond dopamine signaling in the nucleus accumbens during reward seeking and cocaine addiction.
Regina M. Rodriguez
Regina M. Rodriguez, born 1963, is an American jurist serving as a United States district judge in Colorado since 2021, appointed by President Biden and confirmed 72 to 28.
Regina Peruggi
Regina S. Peruggi is an American educator and administrator, first lay president of Marymount Manhattan College (1990-2001), president of the Central Park Conservancy, and president of Kingsborough Community College (2004-2013).
Regina Pilawuk Wilson
Regina Pilawuk Wilson (born 1948) is a Ngan'gikurrungurr master weaver and painter of the Marrithyel people who co-founded Peppimenarti in 1973, won the 2003 Telstra NATSIAA General Painting award, and was 2026 Darwin NAIDOC Female Elder of the Year.
Regina S. Cunningham
Regina S. Cunningham is an American nurse scientist and executive who has led the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania since 2017 and was elected to the National Academy of Medicine in 2022.
Regina Salomea Pilsztynowa
Regina Salomea Pilsztynowa (Regina Salomea Rusiecka, born 1718) was a self-taught Polish healer famed for treating cataracts across Eastern Europe and the Ottoman Empire, and author of an early woman's memoir.
Regina Spektor (Регина Ильинична Спектор)
Regina Spektor (Регина Ильинична Спектор), Russian-American singer-songwriter and pianist born 1980 in Moscow, Bronx-raised anti-folk artist known for Soviet Kitsch, Begin to Hope, Far, and the Orange Is the New Black theme.
Regina Taylor
Regina Taylor (born 1960, Dallas) is an American actress and playwright, Golden Globe winner for I'll Fly Away, first Black Juliet on Broadway, and author of Crowns, Oo-Bla-Dee, and Drowning Crow.
Regina Zbarskaya
Regina Zbarskaya (née Kolesnikova, 1935–1987), Soviet fashion model at the All-Union House of Models, called 'the most beautiful weapon of the Kremlin' and 'Soviet Sophia Loren'; star of the 1961 Paris showing, wife of artist Lev Zbarsky, died by suicide at 52.
Regina, Saskatchewan
Regina, Saskatchewan: provincial capital, 16th largest Canadian city, population 226,404 (2021). Founded 1882 as Pile of Bones, named by Princess Louise, provincial capital since 1906, home of the RCMP Training Academy.
Reginald Aldworth Daly
Reginald Aldworth Daly (1871–1957) was a Canadian-born American petrologist who spent most of his career at Harvard University and is best known for the theory of magmatic stoping.
Reginald Barclay
Reginald Barclay is a fictional Star Trek Starfleet engineer played by Dwight Schultz, debuting in TNG's 'Hollow Pursuits'; the anxious, holo-addicted 'Broccoli' later led the Pathfinder Project that contacted Voyager.
Reginald Bowen
Reginald "Pete" Bowen (born 16 December 1907), American sprinter and quarter-miler for the University of Pittsburgh; 1930 NCAA 440-yard champion (48.0), 1929 IC4A and US 440-yard champion, and European tour winner at Stockholm, Helsinki, and Turku.