Grow up

​​@@monkeytennis8861he's right, this once great nation was built on the backs of brave men as seen in the video. I think you're the one who needs to grow up. Probably a very jealous, unfit, weakling who feels very inferior in life. It's okay, want a hug?

@@monkeytennis8861shut up. This country is beautiful, capable and full of people who are funny and polite. RULE FUCKING BRITANNIA!

​@monkeytennis8861 bet you couldn't do it give some respect

Побежал. Вперёд на встречу утренней заре в лагере на Ангаре

You haven’t noticed that he isn’t running. He isn’t going up and down. It’s either a truck or bike or smth

Exactly, lucky bugger! I still have the scars on my hip from that shit.

We carried ours ffs.😂

SLR run back,carried in the patrol position. Slings removed 😎

We had them in the guards but thats the army and you know how shit they are I joined the army after failing at the marines 😂😂😂😂😂🤦‍♂️🕺🕺

Poor man lol x

How long did you serve

I joined 1981 and did 25 years service

No he doesn’t

@@ZeldasGhost yes he does

Health and safety probably We had them for our bergens

Dont diss the high vis belt PTIs dream

Just the run back from the Endurance once you've cleared the final 'obstacle'.

In broad day light n all

Looks like special needs

Certainly makes for easy quick access....NOT ! Not realistic training....

@@HimoftheBoat1967 - this isn't combat training, it's a physical training test so not an issue in this instance. It just looks stupid!

True but hes been at it all week without any rest, the CTCRM course is suppose to be one or if not the hardest Infantry course in the world Thats why i failed and joined the army 😂🕺🕺

Woodkid, run boy run.

I know you Southern hemisphere types aren't renowned for your intelligence but why? It's a run not a patrol. Can't you tell the difference?

You can run with your rifle at the trail mate. No good to you slung behind your back. Maybe we are a bit more professional down here hey? lol @@JammyDodger45

Yeah, professionalism is all what the Aussie military is about ... the Brereton Report makes that really clear!

Just killing badies mate. @@JammyDodger45

@@Mrbuckaroonie.. - clearly, that 12yr old boy with his hands tied behind his back looked like a real danger the the heavily armed soldier. But not as dangerous as the 3 x 80yrs olds, I can see why they put them into a hut and then hit it with a Dems charge they were really terrifying unarmed grandfathers. Pure professional soldiers you Aussies.

Omg🤦🏼‍♂️

Can’t believe it is allowed… makes the run easier tbh

🤔 I was on the 3rd Recruit Troop to be issued the SA80 back in '89 and we rear slung them. As did the Recruit Troops I took through in the 90s. When did you go through CTCRM?

jammy dodger you could strap your weapon to the back of your kit?

@@johnmolloy8410 - 🤔 ... thanks for telling me you've not actually been through CTCRM.

haha not the marine training mr dodger 🤣 I did my fair share.. and always on troop marches or exercise or CBT I had my weapon on the front thanks for understanding

Royal Marines are "Bootnecks" or "Royals" The United States Marines are "Leathernecks"

Give over

Bro that's like 5 days that's impossible

@@CreatedbyLC Isn't that what "hell week" is in the US Marine program ?

Falsely after 3 you start to hallucinate 5 days you would barely be cognitive I know from experience

@@2ttez861 at 4 day I was in and on in a state of halucination I even started to argue and nearly create fights for no resson

England

@@KingdomsOfLeon duh. I’m not stupid. Specifically where.

@@ChronicalRL you couldve been more specific then 😆

Maybe Lympstone in Devon? That’s usually where the Royal Marines are based. It’s nearby the small village of Lympstone that’s on the River Exe close to Exmouth, a pretty town. Lympstone was famous for smuggling years ago, when duties were first applied to wines and spirits. Some of the older houses on the cliffs have cellars that have tunnels that lead down to the river for access to small boats. Certainly looks like the country roads in Devon worn down by years of cattle and sheep droving plus horses and carts, so the hedges are way above the road level now. In spring those verges will be covered in primroses. There’s a field above Lympstone that used to full of daisies in summer. The village had old cobblestones leading down narrow lanes to the river’s edge - before the council covered them in tarmac for health and safety reasons.

@@lindylou7853 yeah I was just checking. My dads based there

It's clearly practical ... look at the video!

How else? Carrying it like that is the best for obvious reasons..

Catch up, they found it before you posted.

He probably failed it the day before and got to retake

@@rodstevens7452 In Russian maroon berets (elite infantry), standards can only be passed once a year. Guys who have not passed the maroon beret standards train for a whole year and many of them receive sports categories in athletics during this year.

@@alexandrnoskov5437 well maybe Russia should allow retakes with how the are doing in Ukraine 👀😂

@@rodstevens7452 A very unfortunate example, as the Russian Expeditionary Force is on the defensive and in no hurry to attack. This makes military sense, for example, the military leadership of China speaks of losses of 1:20 (in favor of Russia), other independent states give more modest forecasts, from 1:8 to 1:15. Nobody is running around there.

It's a physical event not a patrol exercise, you stay as a 3 until the final tunnel then hit the afterburners and best effort it home. Most recruits are running solo by the time they get back to camp.

no the 30 miles done in groups over the hills i believe, i think this ones a 9 mile in 90 mins (could be wrong)

It's the run back to camp after the obstacle part of the endurance course

@@gerrycan3067 the obstacle is on base

@@Sgnt7jackson Not when I did it. You're maybe thinking of Tarzan or bottom field.

This is the best effort run back to camp part of Endurance course, it ends at CTCRM with a shoot on the range.

Where is the weapon for the Stretcher race? Or the log race? Or the Trainasium? Typical bone fucker Pongo.

To preventing from bouncing

I personally didn’t do it this way but I see how it’s practical

@@GuyWilson706 - were you at CTCRM?

@@JammyDodger45 142 troop i was attached to as part of a recruitment course my school did but only the best we did all the commando tests. The yomping was brutal. Completed all 3 tests but the 30 mile was just horrible in Dartmoor, the moors were at its worst after 2 weeks of horrible downpour

Where was it for the log race? Or the stretcher race? Or the Trainasium

Well as you know these tasks are about getting our men out of theatre . So in a TAB Or A YOMP para ara involved in a TACTICAL ADAVNCE TO BATTLE . TAB . so.when we march over a long distance we have our rifles ready to engage . . Stretcher Of log Even a thinking marine apparently can work.this out . We are not fighting or travelling to we are evac our friends

@@alexkerr8770- 🤔 having done 2 live evacs I don't recall putting my weapon down and leaving it behind. How curious. And TAB is a backronym, no one forms into a squad to run to/from battle, surely you know that? But given that you think this physical event represents some sort of patrol action maybe not 🤷🏻‍♂️

The lanes of Devon aren't that dangerous that he'll need to shoot someone!!

Or not