Thank you sir !

Well said Sir.

Your boys aren’t so bad, you know. Keep well.

Enjoyed working with you lads tbf!

Thank you sir

Your lads do alright too, you know. Keep well

Older than your country ;)

what did he do bro, he's congratulating us lol@@FALslayer

Okay? And who has the better military?​@@FALslayer

How kind. Best wishes from the grandson of a Royal Marine. I have his photo in uniform. He was a big bloke. Never mentioned what he did. His scars told us what we needed to know. Best wishes

@@robertcottam8824 Thank you Sir.

Sir I agree with you, Courtesy costs nothing, Unfortunately in today’s world, Courtesy is a rarity. My unit was supposed to work with the Royal Marines back in the fall of 1985, but our command felt that we needed more desert training, even after spending two months working with the Egyptian Army. Still have never made it to England yet, but hopefully soon. Please have a wonderful week.

@@allendaoust5844 Well, if you’re ever in my neighbourhood… 🧐 You know how to find me and mine online… My dad was honoured to work with your lads as they came over - before Pearl Harbor - to fight against evil. As you will know, ‘the call’ was answered by Aussies, Kiwis, Boks, Canucks, ‘Yanks’ - if you forgive that term… No disrespect was intended… I’m only here because my father lost an eye in 1940… ALL those poor lads, 58000 in the RAF alone, lost more than an eye… Then there were your own fliers who didnt get home…I cry at the very thought ALL those lads, so far from home… You lot didn’t have to come here to help out. But you did. That’s why OUR lot will prevail. We just will, somehow The USA has the strongest military now - no ifs or buts. But 🤩 REFUSE to accept that, man-for-man, us Brits couldn’t knock your lads into a cocked-hat. AND… I’d be disappointed if your lads didn’t feel exactly the same. 🤩 You know it. Brits and Yanks - or Yanks and Brits… well… we just do it. There are currently thirteen carrier-groups on blue water… Eleven are yours; two are Brits… No one else

@@allendaoust5844 NB: I’m not ‘sir’; I didn’t make it past basic training. I got donked on the rugby field before I could take up my commission. Those who have ‘served’ are ‘sir’ to me sir!

Thank you sir !

Good luck mate. One of my stepsons just missed the cut in training and my eldest son had to leave training last year due to injury despite three months in Hunter. Seriously, good luck.

I’m surprised to hear this from someone in Ireland! Thank you! I know many Irish join the Army

​@@louissanderson719quite a few.

*the best

​@@DutchTulipStonks second to none 😂

Not second to none . None

The original marine Corp !

​@@columbmurray That would be the French Marines. Where do you think the word 'Marine' comes from?

Your boys ain’t so bad either.. Keep well.

My grandad was the same. Enlisted 1937. Commando 1944. Quiet man of few words. Gave his medals away and didn't talk about the war.

You must be a proud son. Your father must have been an amazing men.

now thats a humble man

My grandad served as a Royal Marine in WW1. He never mentioned what he did. His old mates told me that he was at Dogger Bank,Jutland and Zeebrugge. I suppose humility goes with the job. Best wishes

he is trust

They are beasts!😊

Built like a brick shithouse lmao

🇬🇧🇺🇸👌🏻

what’s you’re date i’m on the 26th?

is that the spirit of subservience to a ruling elite losing life, limb and sanity for the benefit of the jews?

Hello Taff, it's been a few years, Comacchio Gp MTS if its the right Taff Parry?

Did you see the size of his neck? Like a rugby player.

He looks an idiot with his beret that low army does it the same way nobody else has got it on that way in the film

Good luck, I joined the RM 52 years ago, it is something you never forget, still have the first Green Beret I earned, OARMAARM !.

I'm turning 18 this year, and I'm going to join the royal marine soon as well. I couldn't get into the university I wanted, so I'm pursuing a military career instead.