This is the foundation of how you progress both in the forces and later in civilian life. You learn more about yourself as a person and how you process information , conflict, and issues. Giving orders is not a case of just do it. Yes when it hits the fan you need an instant action to commands. Leadership is not Likership. Or Orelseaship. Your team follow from a grounding of respect. They know you are asking nothing that you would not also do. That you have their back above anything else. You are a two way street for what comes from above and if they have a professional or personal issue. You will listen advise, action, or when needed the wind your neck in wake up and grow up talk.
Basically your input is always welcome. As a RM (even all arms) can always step up if it goes south. When planning out objective no input is bad input. You can even state you don't like the chosen plan, offering up alternatives etc ..but once a decision is made, it's made.
When I joined for my 10 years in the Artillery it was the 7.62 SLR ,5 hours sleep a night and if you fked up the choice between being charged or a little walk somewhere for a slapping
With the present state of our younger generation I am always thankful we have a significant number of young men and women who willing enter the services to undergo arduous training in preparation for their service. As a Nation we fail to recognise their service and sacrifice undertaken to protect us. Especially when judged against the state of the ‘so called’ political leaders.
Fair play, pure integrity and pride to say that knowing that with an army background you could show bias towards something else. Respect and great videos and advice, keep them coming.
I spent 18 in the army and best time of my entire career was working along side the booties in Belize. Awesome guys… excellent soldiering, solid sense of humour and when my lad says “Dad, I’m thinking of joining the Royal Marines…” he had and has my full support.
I was in the Gloucestershire regiment from 84 to 89 and loved it the only people I admired more were the Paras and royal marine commandos and of course the Girkas
For real though… I can’t stop thinking about it. It must be done. I don’t wanna be one of them guys. You know the ones at the bar when they are older ☹️ Also the world is looking like a bit of a weird place. I’d feel more comfortable with my brothers around me and be at the “tip” of the spear rather than being brought in and in with the erm… undesirables 😅
@@Spireites72 depends on what you are actually asking, commandos were put forth by Churchill in the Second World War because he’d seen how well small units operated doing hit and run attacks, so the boars ? the Royal Marines we’re originally called the Duke of York and Albany's Maritime Regiment of Foot, the word marine didn’t rock up untill around 1670 (some were in that area) Wasn’t untill 1802 they were finally called Royal Marines, and RM commando in 1942
They're not Marines mate, they're on 29's beat up package for the tri-service All Arms Commando Course. Actual bootneck training is now 36 weeks up from 32. AACC is 13 weeks. This just allows them to be at a set standard to operate alongside Commando Forces (Royal Marines). Thanks though mate 👍
@@harrywebsters2318 yeah,yeah naked bar ! Only joking still got the hump from you lot beasting 1 para . On the MSI course in Norway tree line my arse lol 😂
You may be able to answer me this buddy, has there been a problem with geese on the ranges on Bellerby moor near the crossroads on the Leyburn turn off. I know this sounds daft but four geese have been found dead with their necks broken right next to the range. The Bobby’s are now involved because they don’t know if they’ve been stolen and dumped or been dispatched due to been a nuisance on the ranges. It’s just a bit of a mystery at the moment. I’m only asking as I believe you are based in catterick and you may know?
the Royal Marines are an independent force administered by the Royal Navy, being administered by and being part of are two completely different things.
@@williambelford9661 shit I always loved winding up Maureen's as being part the navy. I was making the point that they used images from both courses not just the all arms course. Chris (ex 7 Para RHA
The Royal Marines is only suitable if you are/want to become super fit (endless PT) and you don't mind being cold and wet all the time. If this is not honestly you, join the Army instead, or RAF.
You become rather familiar with rolling your ankles during movements. It’s very easy to roll your ankles while rucking long distances, and through rough terrain.
@@kkachi95 The downhill bits of backterm hill at the Factory was a particular favourite. In fact, anywhere in Wales that went downhill can go and do one 😂
Thermal imaging among an array of modern optics and satellites render most tactics obsolete and Drone technology in the future with robots will most likely make ground forces obsolete. In 100 years most likely very few people will be required for warfare.
Hold your big breaths. 5 sec hold, one sec out, one sec in, 5 sec hold. People sink because they try to swim up. You cannot fight gravity for that long. You also float more the lower you are in the water. The more of you is out of the water, the harder you will find it. Lie in the bath with just the front of your face out of the water and get used to it.
It's the All Arms Commando course. It appears to be mainly lads going to 29 commando Royal Artillery. These blokes will often then work with the Royal Marines to offer Artillery and other supporting roles. Logistics and engineers from the Army are two other cap badges that have dedicated regiments to support the Royals. Other units can send their blokes on it if there is space on the courses. Completion of this allows the guys to wear the 'Army commando' insignia on their uniform and if their in dedicated regiments they will wear the green beret.
This is why the Russians dare not fxxxx with NATO. They Know that us, the U. S, and French have REAL Badass, Battalions. Still. It's good we're training Ukrainians. *
Pastry dude, To do the AACC, you can come from any military service. The Royals are part of the Navy, but the course is open to all ranks and any service. Same as selection for SF, Para etc etc. Not like the yanks where you have to leave the Army if you want to do BUDS. As long as you’re armed military service, you can attempt any course.
that's what you do with it after:
czcams.com/video/1zvi5ND2zp4/video.html
Best course in the army is the bike license
😅 no kidding
What about that chainsaw course? 😂
Moving and handling?
And gotta show "Basic Food Safety" some luv
Me Sir, me, I’ll do it Sir !!!!! 😂😂😂
This is the foundation of how you progress both in the forces and later in civilian life. You learn more about yourself as a person and how you process information , conflict, and issues.
Giving orders is not a case of just do it. Yes when it hits the fan you need an instant action to commands. Leadership is not Likership. Or Orelseaship. Your team follow from a grounding of respect. They know you are asking nothing that you would not also do. That you have their back above anything else. You are a two way street for what comes from above and if they have a professional or personal issue. You will listen advise, action, or when needed the wind your neck in wake up and grow up talk.
Yes. Controlled aggression.
Basically your input is always welcome. As a RM (even all arms) can always step up if it goes south.
When planning out objective no input is bad input. You can even state you don't like the chosen plan, offering up alternatives etc ..but once a decision is made, it's made.
so the best course in the British Army isn't run by the Army, it's run by the Royal Marines ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
29 Commando is part of the Royal Artillery (Army), not the Royal Marines.
@@user-eh8oo4uh8h 29 Cdo RA does not run the All Arms Commando Course, it is run by the Royal Marines at CTC RM.
I used to occasionally work on military bases sering what those guys do you can't help having total respect for them.
Respect for what killing civilians abroad on false narratives and depleted weapons.
@@realitytube6290 Rubbish
@@brookwimbury8342
Rubbish 🗑 🚮 is you.
@@realitytube6290 not very bright
@@MrSandalwood
You're not very bright.
Used to love doing this stuff. Now im broken
How so
Been a long time since I've heard "back in" being yelled
MAGAZINE bad times 😂😂😂
Ahh yes. COMMA.
royal marine commandos
When I joined for my 10 years in the Artillery it was the 7.62 SLR ,5 hours sleep a night and if you fked up the choice between being charged or a little walk somewhere for a slapping
With the present state of our younger generation I am always thankful we have a significant number of young men and women who willing enter the services to undergo arduous training in preparation for their service.
As a Nation we fail to recognise their service and sacrifice undertaken to protect us. Especially when judged against the state of the ‘so called’ political leaders.
Fair play, pure integrity and pride to say that knowing that with an army background you could show bias towards something else. Respect and great videos and advice, keep them coming.
What a kick in the balls! I'm 55. Been out for a long time. I'd still like a go?
Same age, great experience,I know that I couldn't do it again, just fucked!
Wouldn't worry mate, your probably fitter than the crows.
@david kelly Lol 🤣🤣 I'm still a gym rat. Somehow, I can still manage 14 pullups!
All arms commando course
Best course I ever did was resettlement.. actually obtained some quals that I could use to get a real job that actually payed a livable wage
I spent 18 in the army and best time of my entire career was working along side the booties in Belize. Awesome guys… excellent soldiering, solid sense of humour and when my lad says “Dad, I’m thinking of joining the Royal Marines…” he had and has my full support.
I was in the Gloucestershire regiment from 84 to 89 and loved it the only people I admired more were the Paras and royal marine commandos and of course the Girkas
what were the girkas?
@@howard6451 fat fingers my apologies
@@MrSandalwood Dont worry about it :)
And us Artillery that did more damage to the enemy than you lot put together
@@wodens-hitman1552 still in support of the Infantry though, weren’t you? 😁
Looks like much fun yes!
Army Dive Course…
I like their emblem. It reminded me of ours 2nd Battalion 9th Marines 2/9. Ooh-rah!
Is it weird that I watch this and instead of thinking “ohh f that for a laugh”
I’m going “I wanna do that again before I am too old”
For real though… I can’t stop thinking about it. It must be done. I don’t wanna be one of them guys. You know the ones at the bar when they are older ☹️
Also the world is looking like a bit of a weird place. I’d feel more comfortable with my brothers around me and be at the “tip” of the spear rather than being brought in and in with the erm… undesirables 😅
Best course in the British Army is run by the Royal Navy
Run by the Royal Marines at ctcrm.
@@mickreynolds3306 and who do the marines belong to ?
Who were the original commandos.
@@Spireites72 depends on what you are actually asking, commandos were put forth by Churchill in the Second World War because he’d seen how well small units operated doing hit and run attacks, so the boars ?
the Royal Marines we’re originally called the Duke of York and Albany's Maritime Regiment of Foot, the word marine didn’t rock up untill around 1670 (some were in that area)
Wasn’t untill 1802 they were finally called Royal Marines, and RM commando in 1942
@@_just_another_filthy_redcoat the LBGQT.
That's such a cool video you almost forget how much it actually sucks doing that! 😂
Thinking of joining
Looks great 😊
Well done to all Percy that complete course 😉💪
Royal Engineers combat engineer, you've got to be good before you even get into the Engineers.
Served with the Brits in Iraq good group of Soldiers!!!
30 miles of true grit.
The Green Lid course
We love Great Britain 🎸🎸🎸🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
Love reading comments by folk who have absolutely fuckin no idea what they're talking about ...
Song name??
I wish I joined when I was a teen
Btw: the BFAs with Blanks..... Hot
They certainly are if you attempt to take them off to clean them straight after contact
@@JC-kz3ut hahaha bruh 🤌🏼... I hate the Star Bit... Always and forever
Nothing beats the l98a2
Good boys.
Ummmm, not to be picky, and full credit to the commandos, but they aren't "British ARMY". (The clue is in their full title - Royal MARINE Commandos)
Grammar is important. Comma school is essential for tomorrow's wars.
You could put up a full video
Best cse in army is either underwater basket weaving or space knife fighting ✅
I love british🇬🇧💂 army navy⚓ airforce british secret Services and security services
Is that Okehampton?! I was there last weekend!
I'm getting a lot of military and WWII shorts, seems like everyone is preparing for WWIII
P coy is just as tough. But total respect, admiration and thanx to His Majesties Royal Marine Commandos.
They're not Marines mate, they're on 29's beat up package for the tri-service All Arms Commando Course. Actual bootneck training is now 36 weeks up from 32. AACC is 13 weeks.
This just allows them to be at a set standard to operate alongside Commando Forces (Royal Marines).
Thanks though mate 👍
Para depot is far tougher
@ab fan, very constructive. Thank you...
@@harrywebsters2318 yeah,yeah naked bar ! Only joking still got the hump from you lot beasting 1 para . On the MSI course in Norway tree line my arse lol 😂
@@kenfaunt7930 MSI on probably the same planks they used in Telemark in 43 😂
How come the leaders do not where the same packing as the soldiers. Lead by sample.
You may be able to answer me this buddy, has there been a problem with geese on the ranges on Bellerby moor near the crossroads on the Leyburn turn off. I know this sounds daft but four geese have been found dead with their necks broken right next to the range. The Bobby’s are now involved because they don’t know if they’ve been stolen and dumped or been dispatched due to been a nuisance on the ranges. It’s just a bit of a mystery at the moment. I’m only asking as I believe you are based in catterick and you may know?
if I saw the bushes moving I would be like yo
The best course is actually dessert 🍦🍰🍨🍪🍧🍮🍰🍦🤤
Best course to get eyes on some in clip webbing
👏👏🇬🇧🇬🇧🌎
The O-Course in your gear.
Respect
🎖🎖🎖🎖🎖
RESPECT ✊️
Looks fun
🤟💪
Nah, best one is DHU Sere C, 😉 😜
Which course? All arms commando? Or Royal marine Commando (which is part of the navy) you showed images from both courses.
If he's titled it best course in the British Army then.......
the Royal Marines are an independent force administered by the Royal Navy, being administered by and being part of are two completely different things.
@@williambelford9661 shit I always loved winding up Maureen's as being part the navy. I was making the point that they used images from both courses not just the all arms course. Chris (ex 7 Para RHA
Best course. Wednesday afternoon, Egyptian PT.
People don't even know the difficulty of Egyption PT.
@@vykingswede6252 I know. It almost destroyed Wednesday night out.
👍😝
The Royal Marines is only suitable if you are/want to become super fit (endless PT) and you don't mind being cold and wet all the time. If this is not honestly you, join the Army instead, or RAF.
Long live the British Empire! 🇬🇧
Oof that looked like a nasty ankle sprain in the middle of the video
You become rather familiar with rolling your ankles during movements. It’s very easy to roll your ankles while rucking long distances, and through rough terrain.
@@TomatoTickler Oh yeah believe me, I know... I've unfortunately rolled my fair share of ankles during long rucks. Not fun 😅
@@kkachi95 The downhill bits of backterm hill at the Factory was a particular favourite. In fact, anywhere in Wales that went downhill can go and do one 😂
Thermal imaging among an array of modern optics and satellites render most tactics obsolete and Drone technology in the future with robots will most likely make ground forces obsolete. In 100 years most likely very few people will be required for warfare.
I cant for the life of me float i sink any tips on water treading
Hold your big breaths. 5 sec hold, one sec out, one sec in, 5 sec hold.
People sink because they try to swim up. You cannot fight gravity for that long.
You also float more the lower you are in the water.
The more of you is out of the water, the harder you will find it.
Lie in the bath with just the front of your face out of the water and get used to it.
@@joshbridges8410 this is excellent advice. Got me some high bone density here myself 😂
@@jamiewalker8772 so your fat?
It also can help if you have propped hip placement.
No Hats here.
This is it
💙💛💖
All their unemployed.
Huh?
Camo cream always gave me spots
you supposed to put it on in wiggly stripes, not spots!😎
Wow what a great course from the tea army
What were they shooting at? 🤔
This is why the bear threatens the world with big booms.. They'd get absolutely proper wrecked on the battlefield 🎉
This should be compulsory from the age of 12 in all secondary schools
Are you joking 12 year olds would never be able to cope with the mental and physical stress this puts on you’re body
It should be compulsory for your family, no one wants to be cannon fodder for the elite and the cooperation.
We'd certainly have a nation to be reckoned with
Dude, you're on point with that one!
@@realitytube6290 never said anything about going to war, this type of training gives u discipline
You wanna look cool uhhh..
You gotta join the 🇷🇺s - nothing looks cooler than a masked up helmet with the ballistic face shield attached 😏..
Are those guy’s training to be Royal Marines?
Army commandos, which can be attached to support roles for the royal marines
The hardest course in the army is the catering course.
It's actually the British Navy......
Green lid and maroon machine definitely the best. Of course airborne better.😉
Ooh,are you fishing!!??.
Many RMs are "Para" trained, how many Paras are Commando trained 🤔
@William Belford now now, be nice, let's not upset perce
*comma*
Trouble with the British army and the military as a whole is that they are too small.
War ends in Damascus-Isaiah 17:1
Jeremiah leads the attack
Which course is this? Respect from the CAF.
I believe its the PT course to become a physical trainer
It's the All Arms Commando course. It appears to be mainly lads going to 29 commando Royal Artillery. These blokes will often then work with the Royal Marines to offer Artillery and other supporting roles.
Logistics and engineers from the Army are two other cap badges that have dedicated regiments to support the Royals.
Other units can send their blokes on it if there is space on the courses.
Completion of this allows the guys to wear the 'Army commando' insignia on their uniform and if their in dedicated regiments they will wear the green beret.
@@renatominucci6784 all arms commando course
The marines are attached to the Royal Navy me thinks not the Army
Buckshee
Bollocks. Best course is Egyptian PTI course 😉 😂
Nah, Junior Brecon hands down for me 😊
Best course in the army lets the Pongos get up to Royal Marines standards? check
Best course 😂 you don’t even get paid more, just have to work a lot harder
"British Army Military"
Do selection then tell me which is best, the Fan is waiting for you.
🍰🚶🏾
It's crazy how many people who have done selection have time to sit on CZcams.
@@blindsniper5981 If I told you I'd done it I'd have to kill you!!??!! lol.
@Blindsniper59 Just because he did it, doesn't mean he passed it.
@Mikey Craig done usually means finished or completed not attempted.
Whats the regiment in all these vids?
Different regts see the TRF's (coloured patches on the right shoulder sleeves), all Different arms and corps of the British army
It’s the all arms commando course
It’s the all arms commando course so I believe they are mostly from the royal artillery
Commando gunners
Is this infantry or paras?
Duuuuh
@@blahblah6968 very smart reply you must be a fun person in real life specially with your name “blah blah”
Commandos
This is why the Russians dare not fxxxx with NATO. They Know that us, the U. S, and French have REAL Badass, Battalions. Still. It's good we're training Ukrainians. *
Commandos are the Royal Navy ffs
Actually they're Royal Marines, this is the all Arms commando course, run by the Marines and is open to all branches of the military.
These are army commandos which were actually the original commandos
They will be using these guys to collect the gollywoggle dolls from the pubs.
Aren't the commandoes navy?
If these are doing the All Arms Commando Course as Royal Artillery gunners, they will be army seconded to the Royal Marines.
Pastry dude,
To do the AACC, you can come from any military service. The Royals are part of the Navy, but the course is open to all ranks and any service. Same as selection for SF, Para etc etc. Not like the yanks where you have to leave the Army if you want to do BUDS. As long as you’re armed military service, you can attempt any course.
Best course?, 2 days of learning how to pick boxes properly. I kid you not.
I guess you failed😊
@@brookwimbury8342 aye mate, gave up the will to live after the 2nd hour!!.
Definitely not the best course, maybe for drop shorts but not for the infantry guys.
The marines are not in the army. They are not good enough
Jimmy who u know by now u defend peds king Charles 😢😢😢cant u see it they all sick and u lay your life down for them 😂😂u oil worrior