Next chapter in my Army career | Pass Off Parade Pirbright || British Army 

can't wait just got my start 14th June 😀 u are inspiration fabziy amazing work this guy has done for motivating me to push myself to apply in November thank u 💚

I remember my Pass Off coming up to 8 years ago and its been a awesome time, i was a late joiner at the age of 27 and don't regret anything, I've spent time all over England and Europe and spent a total of 8 months in California I've been all over doing AT and promoted 3 times. Just enjoy it and soak it up, well done troops and enjoy your time

So inspirational. I nearly got emotional just watching this and seeing everyone pass out, I leave on Saturday to start my basic thank you for all the amazing videos you’ve put out for the people to see... really does help a bunch 🇬🇧💂🏼‍♂️❤️

That proud feeling to march on the square know that you have made it through the 14 weeks... I must say that was one of the proudest moment in my life, I pass off on the 31st Jan 2020 at Winchester..... proud to be a soldier..... thanks Fabziy your videos have help me so much through my process, now at my phase 2 training..... keep up the great work

Brings back good memories all those years ago. Once a squadie always a squadie

Fabziy, thank you for taking time to show us these scenes! that selfless commitment of yours deserves official recognition! I wonder what else they’re waiting on! Shame

Congratulations to all the lads and ladies who have passed out and to the new engaged couple! Just passed my medical now getting ready for my AOSB at Westbury, you’re videos have really helped me out, cheers for all the help lad

The young narrator of this series is absolutely brilliant and I hope that he enjoys a full, rewarding career. He is a credit to the Army.

I finished my career twenty years ago and people always say it’s not like it used to be. How wrong; I see professional, dedicated individuals committing themselves to their country, themselves and their pals. Well done them all and good luck in their careers. Brought a tear to my eyes to also see all the int corps badges.

Absolute legend, will have to meet you in pirbright but I won't forget to call you sergeant ;)

Sound like NO regrets whatsoever! Fabziy your work is amazing!!!!!

Big congrats to the men and women passing out! Well done 👏👏👏

Always worth the wait! 🔝

Things have changed so much since my day of fifty two years ago. I was proud to be a soldier and a trooper. I hope they all realise the responsibility they have sworn to uphold, especially as they rise through the ranks. Always remember to be fair and unbiased and also remember a soldiers career is in your hands and subject to your judgement.

Yo I wasn't even up there with these guys but for some reason after watching three videos about these guys I'm crying because they finished phase 1 training. Man I'm telling I can't wait to join the army, I ain't got my exact start up date but I know its gonna be in March 2022. BTW Love your content they're really amazing and kinda serve as inspirational videos for people who wanna join the army, literally anytime I get a buddy who wants to join the army but is still abit clouded on what to do I usually just show him your videos. Love the CONTENT!!!!!!!!!

🗣 YOU ARE THE BEST RU-vidR !!!!

from ex soldiers I talk to they say regret not getting a trade or education when they leave. It’s best to know what your trade can give you when you leave.

A very interesting trilogy of vlogs that emphasised the cohesive importance of comradness within the armed forces. The final vlog laid bear the humanity of the recruits passing out. The memories of the bonds established in boot camp will remain with them for the rest of their lives. Moreover, it is ultimately the reason why a unit, any unit, functions under stressful conditions, we are one, my mates and me. Excellent vlogs capturing the essence of service life.

Amazing video. My daughter is passing out this Thursday and I’m so so proud I can’t wait to watch even though we can’t see it in person because of covid

To all the Training Staff and to the recruits a job well done. To those soldiers who have now Passed Off and in the future, enjoy every minute. Be the Best. Ich Dien. And congrats to the couple who got engaged, to a long and happy future for you both together.

Absolute love the uploads. Help a tone. Start on the 23rd of February 2020. So nervous/exited.

Congrats to all the soldiers. You guys are so inspiring to me this kinda career I desired to do. But I have to complete my studies in uni. Hope for the best 👏❤ thanks sir Fabziy for the videos 😊💂‍♀️

It's great to see the pride in their faces after their hard work. Their would have been some exceptionally proud parents in the crowd. Well done lads & lasses, stafe safe & enjoy your chosen paths.

I really enjoyed my 18 years in the Army, got to travel all over and go on many operational tours! Northern Ireland, Iraq, Afghanistan and with the UN. the only downside was when i was made redundant in 2012. Out in 12 months with not even a hand shake at the end of it! just remember once you are out you are out and you are only a number at the end of the day! you are always replaceable and no matter how long you are in you will not be prepared for life in Civvi Street as they will not give you actual resettlement training that will help you!

I recently attended my youngest son's pass-out at Pirbright, I was impressed with the fact that weapon handling and fieldcraft takes up much more of the curriculum's time than it did in my day (70's) when drill was king ( in basic anyway). But drill in SHOES instead of best boots is an abomination.

Got my test centre 11 March. This has been a huge help

Belated congratulations to all featured and indeed those who have done it in the past. I would never have been man enough to do it but pretty sure my grandson is and there will be plenty of tears next year when he passes out. Mainly from his proud grandad.

Man...this always brings the memories flooding back. I cherish my basic memories! There were a few guys I clashed with etc but mostly it was fun. It was a great experience.

I am not a British citizen as of just now, I am 23yo , but I have been living here for nearly 5 years now. After college, I am planning to apply for neutralisation and then I would love to apply to the army. Great video, so are the others Keep 'em coming!

Massive respect 💯💪👊

❤️ Fabziy, Quality content paired with quality editing! You’re a key figure for recruitment and Pirbright! Thank you!

And a little tip for you new recruits.... stay away from them insta birds and get yourself someone thats a grafter ( Army chicks especially ) I know it sounds weird but you won't regret it. Im proud of you all for sticking it all the way, newbies were dropping and leaving all over the place when i first joined.. There's no better friendship than those you go through tough times with if you can make it through

If you could, it would be great if you could get an interview with Rosie Wild who is the first woman to get into the parachute regiment. That would be really inspirational and interesting 👍🏻

These next 3 months need to hurry up! Counting the days down till I start phase 1! Cant wait to start the most important journey of my life

I absolutely loved basic training, all 26 weeks 😂😂 they were special but hard times. The ups and the downs. Wet, cold, tired but so rewarding when you pass out!!! Cede Nullis

I served as a Jnr Ldr RA in 88, injury forced me to leave. Do reinlisted into RCT (now RLC) in Sept 89, and badics in Regulars just before 18th birthday in Jan 90. Passed out best recruit, and although over 30 yrs ago. I still remember that day on the Drill Square. I did r very happy years in The RCT Maritime trade, as a Seaman. 20 Maritime Regt RCT (disbanded 89), but Maritime training wing still there, and 17 Port & Maritime Regt RCT were great proud Regts to be part of. Being attached to 3rd Commando Brigade RM was always fun. I joined TA 63 SAS Sigs Sqn in 02, broke my back on pre selection course doing a charity parachute jump on a weekend off. I'm proud to have worn All 3 cap badges, but the RCT Maritime was just great. Serving at Sea was amazing on Landing Craft, Mexeflote rafts, Tug boats, and small fast patrol boats and ribs. As you get older, you young recruits, and newly trained soldiers, will join a very long and proud line of brethren. Once a Soldier always a soldier. You'll find that although your era is different to those before, and those after. A few things are always the same. Drill is Drill, PT is torture (unless sick in the head like me, as loved it), Scran is still slop, volunteering is a no no, greyman (greyperson) is the best warrior. The Troop Cpls and Sgts will always beast you, and shout. But become great mates after training. The SSM is scary, and RSM still God lol. This was the same from Pre Waterloo to Rorkes Drift, the Boer War to the World Wars, Korea, Falklands, First and 2nd Gulfs, Afghan and everyone in between, and beyond. That's the beauty. I've chatted to WW1 vets to younger Afghan vets. Our technology and discipline has changed. Every era will state the previous had it really tough, you own era tough, and future eras had it easy. Banter of yester year would be throwned upon today, but banter will always be banter. No civvy will ever know or understand our eccentric ways. We all from different eras in the history of the Military timeline. With every race, colour, crede, sex, and religion, known to humanity. What unites us, is we all swore the Oath, took the Queens shilling, and passed basic training, to join the best Military in the world. I know this video is old, but what they have endured - I endured, My Dad, Grandad, Great Grandad, and beyond endured. So will you who are joining will endure. You will endure Day 1 - til pass out. You will be ran ragged every step of the way by instructors that also endured what you are about to go through. Remember everything is for your growth into being the next generation of soldiers. At the time you will laugh, cry, scream in pain, but after, and esp decades after. You will look back with the same pride we old vets have. Knowing we realise it was the making of us, and the best period in our lives. It transformed us from civvy to squaddie. From us who Served - Respect to those Serving - or about to Serve. We are All proud of you.

I did my phase 1 training at pirbright atr bk in 2006 but I left and regret it now on where I could of been. Was invited bk for their past out Murphy troop was so proud of them all sticking in 👍

Thanks for the video. Really shows what a great bunch of guys and girls the British Army is. You deserve a lot of credit. Great recruiting film

In answer to the question you’re video posed, I didn’t regret joining in anyway. In fact, it’s been a very positive force in my life, 21 years ago I passed out of Pirbright in 1999. I am no longer in the Army. (Left in 2013) I now run three small IT Nuclear networks for a client as a senior consultant. I won’t have had my current success without my time in the Army so it’s still a gift that keeps giving. (I also had the privilege to be a instructor at phase 2) although I am now Guildford based, I do go by Pirbright from time to time! It brings back memories of that time in 1999

I can remember my basic training pass out parade for the sappers..25 years ago.and thinking thank god thats over.....then i hit phase 2 combat engineering training. That mad basic feel like a holiday. Worth it when its over. Good days building and then blowing shit up

I felt nervous for them watching this! Great video and all the best to those who passed out!

I’m 11 and want to join the army thanks for the vids mate

I cried watching this because I can’t wait to start a wonderful career

Sharpie! Cpl Sharp is an absolute legend! It was an honour going through phase 1 with him

these videos have motivated me soo much

Respect - ‘we sustain ‘...

These videos are class, I’ll be joining in September going to Harrogate at 17

Is young man truly give you hope for the future god bless him all

Great video once again. Brings back memories. Keep 'em comin'. Respect..............

Throughly enjoyed that... so smart and squared away and good luck to all for the future 👍😁

So many smiles, love it .

I am proud of the Soldiers in there Passing-Out Parade.With Best Wishes,Honorary F.M. C.R.McCarthy, Ex.C.of G.S.,Ex.C.of D.S.I salute you.Well Done.This is where you put your Training into Practice.All for One and One for All.❤️👏❤️👏❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️.

Well done on passing out. It's a long time since I did, it was the Guards Depot in 1971. No girls allowed. Best of luck.

You can sense the bond among them, really cool !

I feel quite emotional after that! I'm still waiting for a call back. I can't wait to get stuck in!

Very smart - I am very proud of you all and you have done so well 👍

Well done and very very smart march on there. A great achievement all

slick skills bud great stories

I actually missed depot when I got to battalion. Having said that I went straight into a residential posting in Belfast. Proper shit!

I start on the 23rd feb I’m excited but nervous. there’s a lot I’d like to know before I get there, but hey let’s just go for it!

Brings back some good memories from 20 year ago when I passed off that parade ground in 59 Aston Bty le cateau troop enjoy your time in the army and to all fellow gunners UBIQUE QUO FAS ET GLORIA DUCUNT

Great stuff and well done everyone! Fabz I thought we would have seen the actual pass out Parade 🤔 gutted.

Well done last got bigger balls than me am still not sure about the army not sure if am independent enough but am sure one day I will give it a crack

Keeperm coming fabz

hoping to start soon, saw a few people in my chosen regiment that's a bit daunting to get into so it gives me the confidence

First comment like & view! Great video 🙌🙌🙌

Welcome to the club. Enemies or Allies, Civies you are no longer and you have passed over never to be same again.Even when you take it off for the last time, it will remain with you. Arte et Marte..

Nice to see plenty of "Loggies", did my basic training up the road at Blackdown (RAOC) 1981. Heartbreak and Sand Hill and all the others..........

Another decent video brother...looking good! 👉💪

I've got my initial presentation tomorrow so I'm excited.

Nice to see all the Royal Engineers

Much respect with salute goes to everyone good luck.

37 years on, my best mates are my recruit troop brothers. Corps to the core

Why do some of them wear berets and some caps?

@Fabziy I’m starting at Pirbright on the 31st of March! See you soon mate! 😁

Passing out I remember when I was at that stage, great memories

Passed off there in 2011 was supposed to be a good day then they added 2 shit troops of ta on the parade 2 hrs 20 in the freezing cold. Fair to say I fucking loved the pint at the end.

Great accommodation blocks at Pirbright.

Song is Motivation by Henyao

was the best day of my life, when i went to see my son pass out, in may 2018

No regrets at all like my father who served as do my brother me my two nephews , as did my aunt Betty who flew spitfire during the war , no regrets .

Man your videos drive me so hard

What they are actually saying is they can’t wait to get off the camp 😂😂

i havnt had my date yet to go for phase one but cant wait to get to this stage

Thank you for your amazing vlogs.

Wonderful. Somehow, can’t we have the females in their equivalent of trousers? I mean, if they’re carrying rifles(?) Sort of “at the ready’ equivalent with the lads. Yes, yes, I know about the kilt thing, but then they’re all wearing kilts. All trousers would be more uniform.

Started my application yesterday to come from the reserves. Hope to start phase 1 asap

Starting on march 22nd can't wait

Great video bro 👍😊

34 years and no regrets

Ill be coming down to pirbright on 19th april for my phase one, cant wait 😀

Looks like a holiday camp compared to 40 odd years ago.

My inspecting office on my pass out parade was lieutenant general Sir Peter De la Billere..

I can’t wait to join

My most vivid memory of Pirbright was watching the prisoner getting drifted down Adair Walk as he marked time the blanket on top of his large pack bouncing ten to the dozen.I remember saying to myself I that's never me,needless to say it never happened how relieved was I? I did a years training as a boy Soldier i passed out in June but because some of us took part in Trooping The Colour June 1980 we did our Battle Camp as Trained Soldiers.If anyone is reading this I hope it inspires you to join up.I joined the 2nd Battalion Scots Guards in 1982 we were in the Falkland islands we fought on Mount Tumbledown.

Lovely tune to this video. Always keeps me motivated. What's the name of the tune?

the tunic is smart, but ruined by the silly white belt. the belt should be same colour and attached to the tunic

afternoon, i’ve seen you around camp a few times and braced up, i’m not sure on what to call you as you are a PTI but also a sergeant, i’m trying to settle an argument w my mate

Got my start date 3rd may im so looking forward to it 😅🔥🔥😂

A little different than my passing out parade , Blenhiem lines, Frimley May 1958. Royal Army Service Corps. T/2364****