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Arnò Mezzanotte well said. I really believe it’s better to say how hard it is and all that to show the prestige to give the attraction of wanting to join

Chris Collins the Royal Marine Commandos is the hardest civilian to soldier training in the British Military, they are at the level of athletes. I’m going to sign up after 5 years of training.

Chris Collins 3 mile run is 20 mins... that’s at least 1 year training if you want a chance of passing, 3 years is for a definite chance.

Chris Collins I’ve been to a Military Prep Collage for 1 year and was in great shape. I know what I’m talking about what’s your experience?

Chris Collins and how long did they work out for? There’s literally no way you could just walk in and pass. You have to do a 30 miler at the end in 9 hours. No normal person can keep that pace with 21 or 35lbs kit, can’t remember

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It looks like straight out of an Edgar Wright movie ;)

Yea Kathryn Bigelow “Zero Dark Thirty” or an ISIS war porno haha

Darkiie also pretty cool how there getting issued new ops core helmets and crye uniform due to their “unconventional” switch back to their ww2 role. Cannot wait till next year when I’m in training 💪🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

@@glenscott8367 The corp has always been unconventional, but previously in small groups (at least we were in the 70's) Good luck when you you get to CTCRM. Just remember, 'believe you can do it, and you will', your training team will do everything they can to get you through.

Bootneck cheers buddy 💪

Glen Scott wish you the best of luck with your training pal, work hard and make sure you enjoy it!

Don't u mean Califrornia? 0:45

Freedom 🤣🤣🤣

We want that oil, Lol, we initially start wars with good intentions but we need to get something in return you know. In the middle East forces are passing off patrol and policing to local police and soldiers who the US, UK, and Australia have been training for while now. So I'd say it's a decent pay off. Teach them to fight their own war and we get oil.

@@abdulhamid2433 Not for terrorists.

Well said my friend

freedom to watch porn and get vaxxed by force

I’m 16 looking to join the army next year and after I’ve done my first 4 years there I want to join the Royal Marines. However I’m quite a skinny guy and can’t seem to gain any significant amount of mass and/or muscle even after working out for almost a whole year straight now, and that’s one thing that’s starting to put me in a negative mindset, me not being able to get past basic training because of my super fast metabolism :/

@@magnet-o Maybe you're working out too much. Use heavier weights and fewer repetitions and get plenty of sleep. I suggest purchasing a book called pumping iron by Arnold Schwarzenegger (yes, that arnold) you might find it on Amazon. It has very good workout and training tips especially for beginning bodybuilders. Hope it helps, good luck. 👍

@@sweeptheleg. I’ll take a look at it, thanks

@@magnet-o try mass gainer shakes

im looking to join the royal marines a veteran told me to get strong when im out of the military and get smart when im in so thats what im going to do to increase my chances

During the Battle of Chosin Korea 1950, the US Marines fought alongside Royal Marines, 41 Commando. Forever creating a lasting bond between the two. If you have any knowledge of the Chosin battle you'll recognised the significance. Task Force Drysdale (Royal Marines with two USMC regiments) fought through hordes of Chinese communist ambushes to then defend the perimeter of Hagaru-ri. The British here moved around the entire site plugging gaps in the defense, as a quick reaction force. On the war’s most harrowing battleground, 41 Commando braved "Hellfire Valley" to reinforce besieged US marines surrounded amid North Korea’s most hostile mountains. What followed-the breakout from Chosin Reservoir to the sea-remains the most epic fighting withdrawal of modern history. Documented in Salmons's Scorched Earth Black Snow book. The Royal Marines were awarded the Presidential Citation for their actions, cementing the bond for both Marine forces. 🇬🇧🇺🇸

That's why there some of the best

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LOSERS! :D US better army? NATO? The supposedly most powerful army in the world per US propaganda has been humiliated and defeated by the Taliban in Afghanistan... 17 years and the US with NATO support have achieved nothing just Afghan civilians deaths. Not that powerful after all. :DDD LOSERS USA is the best marketing warrior. They are good at washing brain. NATO - North Atlantic Terrorist Organisation USA - OFFICIAL SPONSOR OF ALL WARS IN THE WORLD! LOSERS! :D

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@@DawnfallGames Lmaooo

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Go Royal Marines shake them hard

Dubai, havingthe time of his life.

I THOUGHT I WAS GOING INSANE

Too true

ummm... its true, no homo.

Having served 18.5 years as a Royal Marine, even I have to agree with you on this one...haha

umm... yeah not gonna lie this is true.

What praying to Allah aint british??? You surprises me lol

Lol

The freedom to return back to there original commando role you mean 👍

The freedom to be the badasses they truly are

Because the British army isn't as cool. 🤣

Bc what if our enemy sees the vidio woudent it give away our taktics

@@MXgpRoGaming lol

elijah Malony they don’t give away everything or technical details in these videos. They are reviewed and approved prior to release anyway.

Cuz it’s the army lol

Was scrolling to see if anyone else had spotted that.

solid Soldier.

But the uk go to Canada 🇨🇦 every once in a while for exercises

Cananda breeds great snipers for some reason. Always breaking longest kill records lol

@@6232charlie What unit are you with that allowed itself to burn through its annual allocation of ammunition?

Wished the UK would 10% of its GDP into its military, we would soon become the worlds top 2 powers yet again in GPP

@Rsta 001 the shuttle run is increasing to 11.5 I heard instead of 10.5 also the assault course on day 3 is SOLID. It's the only thing I failed on prmc. If you're joining I'd recommend a lot of uphill running and stamina training

@@harryketchen2316 good for u mate hope u smash the tests. And aye the shuttle run has increased but the 1.5 mile run is the same.

I want to join but the money is shit 🤔

Sabotage Gaming where did you find that out, have been looking through the website for the past few days as I’m interested but it still says you have to do the PRMC

@@jckk672 yeh I think because of coronavirus they were doing something like that. But currently they not taking recruits for now until the virus clears up I got to stage 3 btw but got a MD. Not really for me tbh

TZoningHard how was the experience?

Go for it, never met someone who regretted it

@@charliebarnett7429 Yeah, I will do my best

Charlie Barnett I would join , but a few people say it can be really boring a lot of the time . As in often your just in your barracks waiting for an order / training excersie. And most marines don’t get put in combat now .

@@comanderyeahyeah7065 is it going to be more boring than sitting at a desk every day?

@Anglus Patria fair enough mate

Same man

Improve your fitness then

@Din Djarin lol

I will be the one to give you advice different to what most will say. You need to be extremely fit, but don't train excessively. The Royal Marine's own advice to hopeful people is that you shouldn't run with boots on or with added weight. It is very easy to injure yourself doing this and they will gradually ease you into it during training. Instead, work on your basic stamina and speed. You need to be comfortable with running fairly long distances to begin with, as the PJFT will see you running 3 miles (not a massive distance but on the treadmill it can feel like forever) and the PRMC will see you do it again for real, but with the addition of a bleep test and the other sections of the PRMC. You will also need to have good speed because they will routinely put you up against others in races and competition and the loser has to keep going until they win. Train for press ups, pull ups and sit ups as you see fit so long as you are making progress, but do not go overboard. A man I know joined at 16 and although he is ultra-fit now (many years later) he admitted that at the time he just made sure he could do the minimum 3 pull ups etc. That is not me encouraging you to just scrape it - you should always try your best and make sure to make it easy on yourself when going through selection by being fitter than you have to be. However, the last thing you want to do is overdo it and injure yourself. Joining the Royal Marines is all I've wanted to do for years and I was making progress, I was even training to reach the level where I could eclipse the maximum numbers for the tests so I could comfortably breeze through it on the actual day. But then I injured my elbows (something like tennis elbow) and I have already been out of training for nearly 2 years. It is not a serious injury, but takes an age to heal so I must be patient and pray that they will heal soon. So trust me, it is better to be average and succeed than it is to try and be better than the requirements and get shot down by some stupid injury that has essentially now ruined my life. Always try your hardest, but don't destroy yourself in the process unnecessarily. It is very doable, and you will succeed if you are patient, and just remember that you are capable of doing things you would think are impossible so long as you have DETERMINATION. Good luck.

@@l3gionmusic814 that is some great advice right there

@Absolute Best Potato of Them All Yeah at team killing sure.

It's fine to be proud of your military, but this is just an absurdly baseless claim that's devoid of historical realism.

@@kaylum9127 You do realize that in terms of ground forces in Afghanistan and Iraq, British troops committed the majority of friendly fire incidents...right?

@@USN1985dos I wish I could remember when I posted this but I can't.

@@USN1985dos i,ve said this before,the British combat units Royal marines,the army parachute regt ,the Rifles ,the Gurkhas,RAF regt,and the spec forces ,SAS, SBS, are superior to any US forces .Americans always think their units are the best ,because of their massive budgets and hollywood fictionalising.

No better infantrymen .. But yes they need better Rifles.

Even.Ways Music so fucking true

@@makkapakka2098 what's your opinion on the new one?

@Gree 1004 You need to pay more attention Gree. Canadians were also involved. Check 5.50.

Timmy Tortoise its corse, it’s rough, and it gets everywhere

Technically Californian desert, but still.

clearly not all girls

Parallel- Knight I hope so. SA80A2 has been a good weapons platform overall but it’s getting old. Really though it’s calibre development that is needed as well. An intermediate calibre between 5.56 NATO and larger rounds similar to 6.8 SPC but better performing at longer distances to address failure of 5.56 in recent conflicts such as Afghanistan. Once the calibre is developed only then can the next generation rifle be developed although I can only see it going the way of an AR style platform with its reliability and modulability.

43 CDO has, SBS maybe 42 Commando.

... I think the Robinson XCR-L would make a great assault rifle, look up,if not familer,very good platform etc(proper modularity calibre change etc)!. Or indeed Bren 2 etc. Or simply go with what the USA goes with 😏.

DJJAW11 XCR-L would be a stronger contender but I think price would probably be a little high for UK government. Not to mention it’s not really been tried and tested in combat like other rifles. It missed out on the US Army SCAR competition due to been disqualified by a technicality due to late arrival of blank firing adapters and as far as I am aware has no major military users beyond civilians and law enforcement customers. The C8 carbine has seen a lot of action in the Middle East with UKSF/Pathfinder Platoon/Royal Marine specialist units who seem very keen on it. Plus calibre wise I don’t think it offers any major opportunities unless the British Armed Forces are looking to ditch the LMT 7.62 sharpshooter rifle which is still relatively new and performed well on a UOR order in Afghanistan from what is reported as well as the SA80A2 for one rifle made up of orders of standard 5.56 units along with XCLs with 7.76 conversion kits. Not to mention Colt Canada C8 offers advantages in developing close connections between Canadian defence industry and Britain which may be advantageous if the UK government is pursuing closer relations with so called ‘CANZUK’ countries compared to buying American manufactured models of rifles. Either way I imagine it will come down to a bidded competition between multiple manufacturers offering their latest next generation combat rifle or carbine system like the LMT/Glock decision did.