Life As A Royal Marines Officer 

Brilliant mate! Go for it with no regrets!

Thank you Ben mate! 👍

Great to hear! Thanks for the feedback mate

Thanks mate, glad you enjoyed it.

Stay with it mate! I’ve been injured many times, you just have to get back on the grind

Thanks mate

Thanks mate! 👍👍

Brilliant to hear mate. Have one coming out this week mate.

No worries mate 👍

Brill thanks mate

Brilliant mate

Brill mate 👍 Hope you enjoy

Thanks for your kind comment Rupert appreciate that! 🙏

@@CompleteCommando seriously .. a very good podcast. Professional and insightful.

Brilliant mate go for it! Yes I am mate born again 2009! 💪🙌

@@CompleteCommando Cheers brother. Me too, born again 2011. Thanks for the response, may our Lord Jesus keep you and bless you. I'll keep sharing your content. Maranatha ✝️📜⚔️🛡️

@@discipleaj Incredible bro!!

Brilliant Mitchell! Go for it mate!

You won't make this year's Batch and you could well be too old next year (depending on when your birthday is). You need a Plan B.

Did you join? Would be cool to hear your experience!

Did you join?

Well done mate!

@Daragh Gough How did it go mate?

Update?

Go for it mate! You won’t have as close friendships because the lads are 4 to a room and do everything together. But officers certainly have their close circles and friendship groups.

That's rough man :(

@@christerranaldo906 they are rough men, no room for weakness

@@Bullshotreturns did you eventually join the RM or any other military branch?

@@christerranaldo906 no, I dabbled in the reserves but it didn’t work out

@@Bullshotreturns Out of interest, what did you fail on?

My brother is an officer cadet and this year the training process has completely changed. What occurs is that 50 British recruits are put onto training. Then their are 10 recruits who are either international recruits fighting for our country and now which is new for this year their are re-called officer inured during training. He’s been told he will have 6 cadets from last years batch with him and 4 international recruits with him. Their is compition though they won’t just enlist an officer cadet because they are injured, you will go forward for a board and have had to of shown exceptional ability in training close to top of the batch. If your in the middle or at the bottom of the pack they’ll just dismiss you from training all together. If nobody is injured then they allow for more British and international recruits.

No one enjoys suffering. It's something you adapt too. The more you go through the more you can adapt and take.

Haha only 7 years left then 👍

Yes you can mate

@@CompleteCommando great thanks for the info👍 but first to get through RMR training..

​@@samdeakins5924 Hi mate - did you end up applying to join the RMR? Trying to figure out how feasible it is to train to the required standard during the working week independent of CTC .

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@@CompleteCommando your helping alot man...im hoping to join the marines soon

No just go straight in as an officer.

@@CompleteCommando What if i dont think im ready to that right now but mjght in a few years?

Lol not sure mate

I am a banker, not ex-forces, but have had colleagues who were RM officers. They are generally good blokes, disciplined, have excellent management experience and are used to dealing successfully with situations which are way above anything the banking world can throw up.

Yes mate 👍

@@CompleteCommando ah that's so cool, same here, any particular advice for Christians in the RM?

@@jeddy_bravo drop me a message on insta mate 👍

Unbelievable that you think your opinion matters here.

Dan and Sam have so much to teach “ordinary” people and suggesting Dan is boring is very unfair.