Where did he say that?

@@Ben-tf7fm its a joke

@@Ben-tf7fm woooosh

Bravo six going dark

Captain Price is apparently based on John Mcleese who was part of the Iranian embassyhostage situation in the 80s. There's a movie about it on Netflix starring Jamie Bell

@@siboniso4420 whats it called?

@@danford6402 6 Days i liked it but everyone complains ab it so watching may be a waste of time

Thee end👍🏻

Like a fart....

Yeah face blur is BS

Probably more about protection overseas. Marksmen generally have large bounties over their heads.

@@CowBeatsCrow it was a joke

Gen 👏😂

Well on this thousands see him but in town only a few see them

T M I got my nickname Ewok from a ghillie suit 😂

Leeeeerooooooy Jenkins!!

Yeah you not know bang on 1 lol

Was just about to say lmao

Challenging terrain can include terrain where the sniper is not easily concealed.

Steve big lad take it easy

Stewart Grindlay No worries, lol

A yank commenting on this they will get a medal just for putting there name down for there basic sniper course. It's held at Walt Disney for 2 days then they pass. Guess what they are then THE BEST OF THE BEST BEST BEST medal medal medal medal ha

I've heard that sometimes some Russian snipers like to do mass sniper fire, of usually around 10 snipers or more dealing with the same target(s).

Well they patrol with the pack/bergen....set up a LP (lay up) or RV camp....then move forward without the packs to a position with eyes on. And please remember its all BS for the cameras.

@Joshua Bressel that whole show was a show. It was to clean. Like I said I dragged mine for miles. And be damned if you dare clean my ghille. That equipment they used all new. You are right.

Kieran Dillon definite air softers.

@Kieran Dillon Airsoft virgins for sure

Yeah they need some natural foliage!

Overground, underground Snipering Free! The Snipers of Elizabeth's Army are we. Making good use of all the Bullets we fire The bullets on target, whatever the Hour.

You are missing a country

@Anglus Patria had him there

northern ireland

@Anglus Patria The Union "Jack" is not a Jack unless it is flown at sea. It is the Union Flag and the 3 countries are England, Scotland and Northern Ireland. Wales aren't represented as they were an English principality when the Union was formed mate

he's actually just so skilled that he can blur and unblur his face at will

Lol

From a person

Cleaver clogs

What percentage is it and how come?

@TheStinger thank you for explaining i find this sort of stuff really interesting mate.

@@oMaGicKsv Cleaver or clever ? Very different.

@@mirola73 whys what does cleaver clogs mean?

It’s going through the target

Can't compare this to SAS for instance, two completely different branches

@@mirola73 Agreed..

The hardest course is the chef's course of the British army. No one's ever passed it...

Chris Wilde nah the hardest course is definitely the chefs course, nobody has passed it yet

All infantry regiments and the formation reconnaissance (light) cavalry regiments are able to attend the sniper cadre. The guards, paras and household cavalry does theres down south, the rest of the infantry do there is wales and the marines have there own course.

@@alexharris8404 if the guards train down south why is their a guard at 6:31 doing room clearance , if you look at his helmet you can see the blue red blue TRF

@@tasty_tomatoeslul1391 Hi, good spot. At 6:31 they are talking about commanders learning how to employ snipers, this would indicate that they are now talking about the sniper commanders cadre, which is a joint course I beleive in Warminster with the rest of the infantry/cavalry.

Yes mucker they are wanting to instruct at battalion level

I’m sure you could get laser eye surgery. I don’t know. Just have a look into it.

@@BuddySpike101 infantry requires 20/20 corrected, +6/-6 uncorrected so unlikely. Probably 20/20 uncorrected for this.

Ooof did u go for any others

It's a step built into many fences in the UK to allow easy crossing. They're really common. They tend to be made at the same time as the fence is put up.

@@PaddyInf Ah, never ever seen it before despite spending some time in the countryside. Thank you for clarifying.

@@cowboyanimal6700 Called a "stile"

@@Computer15776 thanks for teaching me something new but sadly , i don't think those 3rd world countries come with many of them

@Hue Wong I'm so glad they prepare for everything. Regards, Phuk Yu

plans change, dont wanna get caught out maybe

Would you do it differently on call of duty?

Ah.. manshed! Always one Walter willing to react badly to an honest question! Thanks to the other 3 replies for not being childish

@@leejames9422 trust me. I'm no Walt

Man Shed.. just childish, immature and self promoting then?

Snipers fire on 2. Always been that way

@@sgtslippyfist6345 well if you count ready as one then OK.

@@sgtslippyfist6345 OK, send it. 😇

One goon

@Ed Kemper i like how you wrote stfu on two comments of this guy

Lesley

He had lunch

Demonstrative purposes. This is all put-on for the camera.

Max Steinhauser they didn’t want you in their suit. That’s why

Ok expert sniper, your right. British snipers who have probably killed people, listen to this man who knows everything about camouflage and has plenty of experience on call of duty to refer to

Del Lawrence they was in a occupied docks mate

Living my entire life (24 years) in Bradford. I can confirm it is in fact an hostile occupied territory. All jokes aside I'd love to see them training up here

@/Jonathan Sherman comical genius over here...

@/Jonathan Sherman lol you odd one

Well it was training but the end part was live fire 😂

It's called trust

Jeroen de Kok it’s called poor discipline

Talk about a lack of situational awareness... My 6 year old daughter was taught more respect while using rifles...

@@conformtoserveband2312 it's called filming a video....

Shannon Nunn did you just say that a sniper with years of training and self discipline ingrained into their brain has a lack of situational awareness? maybe you should join the 1 rifles and go and fight for our country alongside these heroes

Your kinda blind

@@cheekboy7247 Eh? Wtf are you on about? And, that should be "You're" not "Your". If you're gonna troll, at least get that right.

Killing DeadThings sorry ard, didnt realise spelling mattered on youtube comments

For less than half a second and a BFA attached, have a day off mate.

No

@@cheekboy7247 why? Just were grunts. Do 2 or 3 years in snipers can come back Lok

@@cheekboy7247 just are grunts

@@timmybobby4052 if they had to blur out there face, then they had to

@@cheekboy7247 no no no no I've been in .. N around along enough to know

We all germanic so we should all speak each other languages like in the past where germanic tongues were mutually intelligible.

Offa Englecynn mate have you listened to norwegian and danish?

@@callummason6589 Old English sounds a bit like Dutch.

Rubbish comment. The narration clearly states at the start of the video that it's snipers training to become instructors. It doesn't say there are no instructors. As for your 'third hand' skills comment how do you know if any of the participants in this video, instructors or not, have any actual combat experience doing this? I don't think the UK military will be interrupting your gaming any time soon to seek out advice.

Para Reg 😂😂😂😂

😂😂😂👎

Yadayadayada, everyone puts 'their own' first. Useless comment.

@@mirola73 actually Canadian sniper hold 1st and 2nd place in longest sniper shot

But what about that Bradley Cooper film 'U-571'.. ?

Neil Brooks only reason is if they go over seas they will have a high bounty on them and this is on the internet anyone can see it so that’s the reason for blurred faces

@@ghostface1183 omg god really ..why PUT them on internet in first place dumb idea ....

Do you think seeing this video will prevent them from being able to kill you?

@Ed Kemper again

...not really...

Wanna give it a try mate?

It's called "combat".

It’s called SpEtZnAz. JK.

Why would you even watch this video you absolute sausage?

Nah, the AW is good enough

Ameri zzz zz z z.. . .

Fully agree

Duly noted.

The people applying for sniper training are not recruits. They are trained infantryman with a few years under their belts. The technical aspects of long range shooting are taught on the course. As long as the student is a decent shot and are able to learn then they pick thus stuff up. It is more important to have a decent grasp of the fundamentals, be fit and be above average intelligence than to have an in depth, technical knowledge of all things shooty. A fit and motivated soldier who is willing to learn us much more useful than a random guy who knows the ins and outs of a ballistics table. The basic qual for this course involves shoots out to 1100m, and very few fail on shooting. It is the other stuff, particularly stalking, that people fail on.

You sound lile a right bell end who actually knows nothing about the soldiers on this course. The fact that you think they're raw recruits totally invalidates your comments.

To those so concerned. Did anyone not read the paragraphs concerning raw recruits? In the US military both the US Army and the US Marines have had to increase the amount rifle marksmanship training time for basic training. Why? The affect of certain US states with very restrictive gun laws have on the knowledge of firearms use prior to military service. I can only see the UK having the same problems due to the draconian gun laws in the UK. Just how many recruits just off the street ever did anything with a firearm in the UK? Especially from larger cities such as London. In earlier days in the American history most people had to hunt just to get food. If you could not successfully take that animal for food, you starved. Add the fact that if you missed you lost the lead for another bullet. The lead ball was removed from the carcass of the animal, then remolded for reuse. So you got very good with marksmanship. Yes, I do know about military service. Spent seven years as an infantryman in the US Army. I seen the poor performance of American soldiers from New York City and Los Angeles, California metro areas. Firearms expeariance is very limited with recruits from these areas. So how much can someone with very little prior experience advance to higher levels so quickly? Sniper schools in the American military and law enforcement departments have a considerable drop out rates for those so unprepared. I hear many UK comments about "becoming a sniper" in the UK forces. Many just say be a good soldier and you will be recommended. Shining shoes and wearing starched uniform shirts every day does not make you "good in the woods." Getting muddy and dirty developing military skills on a daily basis does. As a suggestion for those desiring to enter a sniper training for the UK forces and looking for some skills development. There is a series of lessons on KZfaq called "Sniper 101." You will learn a lot of information. Most of which you will not find in the UK. My original comment is directed towards the citizens of the UK that tolerate the draconian gun laws of your government. If your wondering, I was a heavy mortar crewman for my entire enlistment in the American Army. Which means those that can calculate vectors and deflections nessessary for mortar gunnery. Mortar crewmen do not easily change for any other job in the American military. A hard to find skill. Especially for the M-30, 4.2-inch mortar that I worked on. What is currently used, the 120mm mortar, is just too easy. Computers were not available in my day. And as allways, if you don't like my comments, why do you read them? And spend any amount of time responding?