How did you find this out?

How do u know ??

I hope what you are saying is true. As a WAFU I worked and trained with the Booties in Norway. A fabulous bunch of guys to be sure.

Pontius Pilates Bodyguards Hey, noooo FUCKING problem matey

How is Terry doing now?

RIP

This has just shocked me. Ive only just found out he died

Was he killed in action?

No, in a stupid accident which wasn’t his fault.

Which one was Orlando

God bless you sir

My father was there too. Respect to you sir

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Absolutely right. As a fully confirmed civvy, and even as a pretty fit bloke, these guys are in a different league...a different species of human being, even.

It was a 4 miler, and it's easy as fuck.

It's pretty tough but a 4 mile run/speed walk isn't "a different species level" It's pretty clear terry had an injury or hadn't been using the gym correctly. He tried hard

Cubeh not with 21 pounds of gear 10 pound weapon etc and you’ll be extremly tired cuz Of all the training

@@cubeh8331 it really aint at that speed. their body are also smashed from all the other activities. its not like they wake up after lots of sleep and food to go a nice run. nope. Also they have added weight.

I can relate to this, I can probably join but I have underlying injuries that may flare up using heavy kit. Try starting a martial arts club and challenging your self. You can still become a civilian beast don't give up

I love Royal Navy

I was in the US Army as an infantryman, and you're right, the RMC endure some really hardcore training. Much respect to the RMC and the British military in general. It's a very good thing that our countries stopped fighting each other. We were the deciding factor in both world wars.

@@thatguy22441 Thank you for your positive comments from someone who had a taste of RMC training as a recruit at Lympstone back in the mid 80s when I assure you the training teams were a lot less approachable,and far more brutal to us than in this TV show. US Army Rangers are excellent soldiers(very fit and hard as nails)and are similar to RMCs(goes back to WW2 when your brave men came over here to our rescue which should never be forgotten). US Airborne,Marines and many other top tier US military units are superb and you don’t need me to tell you their training is also very hard and brutal. I’m so glad our two countries patched things up after that falling out hundreds of years ago. You have a great country with an excellent military…oh and US equipment is awesome…Chinooks,Hueys,Cobras,etc etc.The list is endless.

Terry was great

rip terry

I'm sad for him, he seem nice but I wouldn't want someone like him with me in difficult situations. He changes mood and gets discourage too often. You want someone more constant that wont slow you down.

He's fecking Bette Davis!!! And the award for Best Actress in a camouflage Outfit goes to ... Why was he crying? Why couldnt he run, was his pink knickers too tight? Fooking can't believe the crying bellend ... "oh no sargent ... no!! ... sob, sob, sob". Fooking good job I wasn't there or I'd have shot the emotional little tw@t... Sgt. Fred: "Terry, get in the wagon!" Recruit Terry: "oh no sargent ... no ... sob, sob ... " Sgt. Fred: "Terry - get - in - the - wagon - NOW!" Recruit Terry: "Oooo ... sob, sob ... noe ... sob, sob ... sar ... why you pointing your gun at m... "" [sound of rifle shot: BANG!] Recruit Terry: "... eeeee ................................................ "

He had compartment syndrome. It's a medical condition that prevents his muscles contracting in the affected area. It's a wonder he made it that far, and is actually a testament to how well he performed.

Nooo he was my favourite I nearly cried

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With laughter. Fucking bag of shit.

I didn't. Personally, I liked the kid Terry, but cannot help feel that he was inserted in there as a cheap gimmick, unbeknownst to him. "Young black kid wanted to leave the day he joined, but he's thriving under the control of whitey, and now he's showing the natives how it is done". Too bad.

errol kim he volunteered wat r u sayin

He became a sapper. That's also quite elite. What sappers do is go out ahead of the main force and look for booby traps, mines, etc. and make sure the infantry can get through. Sappers are basically demolitions/explosive experts who are also infiltrators.

No, he was a big talker and a complete whiner, thank god we're done listening his constant philosophical musings.

@@thatguy22441 ahahaahaha spot on mate

@@MrBikboi Go through RMC recruit training, and you'll probably have a lot of the same complaints. A lot of guys in my Basic Training (US Army term or what is more commonly known as "Boot Camp"), and EVERYONE complained a lot. US Army Basic is a fraction of what RMC recruits endure. Most people in that situation become philosophical and start questioning everything that landed them in that predicament.

.......no chance

It's what happens when you want to go and terrorize other countries

TheJayMadd1 who did

I like Terry

Will Pownall terry did 😂

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@JustMe Yeah, he died in hospital after a plane crash in 2011

You wouldn’t be able to live a free life unless young blokes sacrificed themselves for useless political wars?

im thinking of joining the reserves mate

@@outputformatjoin full time get stuck in

​@@JJsaylessas a reservist he will have more freedom and probably go on more deployments

+zone angel Yeah, I read the story - apparently a former marine was flying and attempted a loop too close to the ground. He survived, Rogers was a passenger and didn't make it. Sad loss.

Paul Barlow Oh fuck is that how it happened? I just knew it was a plane. Someone told whilst I was watching it I couldn't believe it

Sturmbannfuhrer2 Your intelligence is showing mate

Sturmbannfuhrer2 lol i would take 1 terry over a 100 of you's, hes twice the man you will ever be.

Yeah... I feel bad for him.

+101publicenemy I bet u won't join the army so shut up

Mackenzie Rand Are you in the Army? Should you really say that? 101PublicEnemy is more of a man than you'll ever be and you are too afraid to admit it so you are trying to blame him for nothing. So shut up.

He did!

He's a Royal Engineer in the Army now

That's probably why potential Royal Marines officers do a 64 week course. Unlike Sandhurst, Cranwell or Dartmouth all officers of the Royal Marines are based at Lympstone does it make them better than the other services I don't know but I can imagine that they aer 'grouded ' alot more .

Then you would love what the rhodesian troops did at a young age

Apparently He Joined the Royal Engineers

@@Ben-ez3cp he did

You did the training?

@@Eudamonic ur 6 years late

My great grandfather came to Manchester. By the time he died my grandfather thought he was born in Longsight lol

Absolute Walt 🤣

walter mitty he has a video on joining the US marines fuck off mate

I was in the Scots guards and in basic there was a lad in the Coldstream who did three years in the foreign legion and went awol, he said the guards depot was tougher than the legion because of all the bullshit.

@@pablomulvihill I'm not even in the forces and had to look up what Walt meant. exactly what I thought.

If your referring to Terry he was joining the marines and then after failing joined the engineers. And he wasn't an officer applicant.

Do they have age limit.if I want to join do they consider being not from the country..I'm from Zimbabwe

He became an army sapper!

He had a medical condition. I think it was stress fractures, and was discharged for medical reasons. He wasn;t making it up.

Terry passed the all arms commando course anyway and earned his green lid

@@finn8802 he didn’t he joined the army.

@@IamBATMAN2024 yes and after that he did the AACC

It’s becuase the further through the course you get the more you’ve proven yourself and the more they actually respect you that’s how it is with most militaries I would hope otherwise all the others don’t stand a chance😁

It doesn’t matter how physically fit your are it’s the mental robustness you need.

@@gay_commando1611 that's true but if the fitness isn't there your body won't do what your mind wants it to do simple

Before training we should have learned to press a stone shirt - properly!!! 👍🏻🤣👍🏻

Putting on a pongo beret must grit your 💩 every time though.

It’s actually more to do with the training rota and the fact that it’s usually planned out so that it is either pass or fail, that’s why the next morning its the re test because that’s the only time they can do it again.

He chose to leave no one forced him.