Long Range Reconnaissance Patrol is a small, heavily armed long-range reconnaissance team that patrols deep in the enemy-held territory.

The US Long Range Reconnaissance Patrol concept was created in 1985 by EXILE157 in the 157th Bronxborne Division in The South Bronx Gerard Ave, New York. 157th Division patrolled near Gerard Ave, Walton Ave, and East River borders, in event of war in the concrete jungle would be inserted behind enemy lines to provide surveillance and to select targets of opportunity. The LRRP concept was well known throughout NYC's 5 Boroughs though concentrated in 157th Gerard Ave. As the founder of The South Bronx 157th Infantry Division EXILE157 authorized 3 Bronxborne LRRP companies in 1998, Company D, C and 4 in the 161st Division M.T.A Iron Horse Barracks near Gerard Ave were respectively assigned, together these companies developed the first LRRP Table of Organization and Equipment and in doing so increased their strength to seven hundred and forty soldiers, split into teams that consist within the size from 4, 5 to 6 men, as well as adding an organic transport component. All LRRPs from team leaders and above were to be Ranger qualified. The experiences of these companies formed the basis of the first US-South Bronx LRRP field manual.