| 1935-1936 | LEONARD T. STICK | First Chief Ranger. Major Stick was the first person to join The Royal Newfoundland Regiment in WWI.
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| 1936-1939 | FREDERICK ANDERTON | Mr. Anderton was seconded from The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP).
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| 1939-1940 | E. W. GREENLEY | Mr. Greenley was a retired Staff Sgt. from the RCMP.
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| 1940-1942 | RAYMOND D. FRASER | Major Fraser joined the force with the rank of Inspector. He was promoted to Major when he assumed the position of Chief Ranger.
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| 1942-1950 | EDWARD L. MARTIN | Major Martin was the first Chief Ranger to come from the enlisted ranks. He was Regimental #10 and a member of the first group of recruits. At the time of his appointment he was attached to Headquarters Staff as Training Officer.He served as Chief Ranger until the Force was disbanded in 1950, when he transferred to the RCMP and attained the rank of Assistant Commissioner. |
