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nice to see a brit soldier doing YT

Well done fella! The British Army...the most resilient force in the world. It's their guts, determination and skill that the rest of the world holds in such high esteem.

Only just found out you joined the forces man, proud of you mate. Glad to see someone from the hometown has made something of themselves, keep it up.

Thanks for serving our country you have my respect and the respect of others.

Currently applying to the reserves, The minute speech may or may not be a thing there, but if it is it's going to be nerve racking. The people on here saying it's put them off.. it's one speech. The British army is one of the best ways to develop as a person, if a speech puts you off, push yourself through it. You're stronger than you think!

I’m 15 and from Scotland, and I’ve been thinking about joining the army to serve as either infantry or corps driver, and this video was really helpful and inspired me lots :) all the men in my dad’s family served as infantry in the army, so it would also be really nice to keep that in the family :)

This is really interesting- and extremely helpful. I really like the sound of joining the British military, despite the fact it looks hard ;; well done for serving your country though 💕

Respect from your highland brothers 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇬🇧

Respect to you man. You're doing the us all a great service. I hope to join the British Army someday.

I remember my phase 1 in 2013 hearing you go through everything just brought back all the cool memories, nice one bro

Thanks for this video even more insight to the army life. After my brother signed up it’s made me want to join but in a different job, I want to be a royal marine commando. Lucking forward to it and can’t wait to be part of such an amazing lifestyle ❤️ so much respect 🙏🏼

Really insightful so thank you! 👍🏻 Stay safe Liam and thank you for guarding us civis.

I spent nearly 3 years in forced conscription in South Africa a long while back and as much as it was tough; I believe it changed me for the better. I love your work and your attitude.

Bro I’ve been thinking about joining for so long and be so sceptical of it. I live on my own right now and with the cost of living rising it only encourages me more to go and chase this path man. I see next to no Cons except being away from family and friends. Thanks for the video man I know you made this 6 years ago but it’s helped me

*God Bless you, Sir, thank you for providing us with this info in a nice, casual manner.* *I feel the need to join, I need to be a part of something bigger than myself, and all these videos like this help tremendously. And, of course, thank you endlessly for your service, Sir.*

Sadly my health (Crohn's Disease and Asthma) meant that I was never able to join the forces. Absolute respect to you, and all the best in your career! Your videos are a fascinating insight into life in the British Army.

Desert Rats represent. Subbed just for the red rat ;-) great channel mate keep it up.

I'll be down in Catterick next month for phase 1 and 2 with the Rifles Regiment. Great to find such a helpful channel just in time!

Mate, great video! I served in the engineers for 6 years, left for 4 and am looking to rejoin at 30 years old. Even with my past experience it was good to get a refresh! Mint vid 👌👊

Seeing a Jerboa patch after looking back at photos of relatives from WW2 is certainly remarkable, Thanks for your service and the helpful information

"you get your beret... its basically a HAT...." good channel though, good to hear an unbiast view from the inside.

thanks for the video, Liam. I'm currently going through the recruitment process with my F2F on friday

Great video Liam, I have my Army briefing next week watching this video has given me a insight of what to expect.

Very good video and great insight to what it would be like joining as a soldier. I have been wanting to join for nearly 5 years now and you sir have almost made my mind up.

I have selection next month and hopefully start in August thank you for this I'm worried about being a girl in the army but getting to know more about the army is helping a lot 🙏🏻

Thanks for the support of the country 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

Great videos man got me and 3 friends we all from South Africa about to join the British army in the new year and we don't what to expect. Your videos have helped a lot

Really helpful mate. Thanks a lot. Hope you're still enjoying it!

Thank you for this. I'm 14 and i'm planning to join the army as a technician when i finish college. :)

Army brief on Monday morning. Couldn't be more excited, daily work outs, 44 press ups, 50 sit ups, tricep dips, and 2x 1.5 mile run (currently 8 minutes 18 seconds) best time. great video thanks.

Just been for my AB and have to hand the medical form to my doctors. cant wait! thanks for your help on your videos. ill be sure to leave questions i have on your twitter :) Keep it up!

Legend lad👍 didn’t know what to expect till I watched this. Can’t wait to get away now.

Great video, i'm starting my Phase 1 next month and can not wait. I'm nervous but excited at the same time and really want a career in the army. I'm going RE as Comms System Operator and just trying to focus on preparation for Phase 1 atm. Really love Army channel's like this keep up the vids mate.

Respect to you mate👍 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇬🇧

Enjoyed listening to your perspective of basic. You're doing a terrific job!

Thanks Liam,, im just finishing my selection (having to go back to finish a few things), these vid's are very helpful!

Great channel definitely subscribing, so many guys like nick bare, kyle gott, etc. doing videos like this about the us military but theres been very few resources like this for the british army, great resource to have thanks for making this! Video about the recruitment process would be brilliant if you could do one aswel, cheers!

basic was my favourite bit had such a laugh watching people snapped all day every day

This will be something you will cherish in later years. Serving your countries military is a honorable thing - don't let anyone else tell you different.

Well dome for doing this video for those who want to join. 8 yrs cadets, 3yrs TA and 5yrs regs came out as a Sgt. Vids like this are great for newbies

Great Video! i go down pirbright end of august for my phase 1! absolutely can not wait!

Right now I’m 12 and I can’t wait to join the army , I recently join sea cadets and am going to go to an army collage at 16 . Keep it up ❤️

fantastic video mate I passed selection a few days ago and should be in phase one in august this is the most up-to-date genuine video I've seen yet thank you and all the best buddy

Respect thanks for the video Liam 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🇬🇧

at the moment I'm 12 and when I turn 13 I'm joining air cadets,I'm starting the gym soon, I'm doing press ups and sit ups every night, I'm going to try walk home instead of get the bus and go for a walk or bikeride every day , I'm going to make sure I eat healthy and I'm going to work hard at school and get good GCSE'S and then I'm joining the army, no one thinks I can do it just because I'm a girl and I'm quite small and I'm a nerd but I love the army so I'm going to do it.....well I hope I can help me!!!

Thank you so much for this! I've applied and waiting on my two day assessment date which I'm honestly shitting myself for, but this has really helped! thank you :)

thanks so much! I have been meaning to become apart of the army for a while now, as my family have had a military history so this has helped me understand quite alot

I have completed the training (THANKS TOO YOU) and I'm now ready for anything.

Hoping to join asap just gotta sort my life out! Great video though pal

I’m 15 I’m thinking of joining the army next year my fitness isn’t as good as I know it can be but I really do want to get it up really glad to see this video it’s really helpful for someone like me I’m currently in army cadets and really enjoying it. Just wanted to say thank you

Thank you 👊🏾 I’m about to go through my phase one training. This helped me out thank you and a lot of respect

I joined the r.e.m.e. in 92 and it was the best thing I did and I fully support the idea of conscription to combat the crime element of the u.k these kids lack discipline and personal pride. Love watching this mate, you're doing a great thing and the best of luck with your career.

Ayyyy I see that de gea poster in the background up the reds!!🔴🔴

good video. you should also do a video on what to bring to basic training.

This is extremely helpful, thank you. Subscribed.

Love and Respect from Tidworth💪💪🇬🇧

Thanks for this 🙏🏻

As a British and American citizen with both passports, I was born in america and grew up in london, I joined the British army first then moved to America and joined the us marines and the royal army was a really good stepping stone into me figuring out If I wanted to purse the armed forces

I'm thinking of joining the army so this is so helpful thanks bro .

Dear Liam, God Bless - FANTASTIC VIDEO I'm a University Graduate of Muslim Faith. You have helped me understand the skills needed. Your video is needed to prepare my fitness as all I've been doing is studying to be a Doctor but your video has set forth clearly the levels of fitness and stamina needed to Pass and get in to the British Army.

Something I’m considering. Always had a big interest in services (including policing and army). I ended up going down the animal industry root but fancy a carer change. Thinking of dog handler or vet nursing.

I'm 14 years old and I plan to join the army when I am old enough to. Thanks for this video, it helped me to know what happens when you join the army. My biggest fears are heights and people I get close to dying, so I need to overcome those fears before I join.

Please could you consider doing a video explaining the treatment of soldiers in basic training such as locker inspections and that? Cheers. Love the videos

Love this channel really helpful!

Says 2021 in the title *Uploaded 4 years* This man a time traveller

my Grandad was a desert rat, big respect to you mate

It was very informative and I'll use your tips to help me get ready for the army

Thanks for your advice I've only just subbed and I already love you and you're videos

Glad for him to serve his country this was actually similar to my training in the US air force I am a Airman so not all of it was the same

I have had the dream to join the British Army since I was 6, I'm 13 now and am joining the army cadets when covid is all over, I respect soldiers so much.

Thank you, it was very interesting, i need to get more fit to join. i used to live on the street and that was a hard life but it taught me how to live in the cold and in hardship, without worrying about food and walking miles every day. unfortunately i have got soft now lol, but wish me luck mate because im trying to get fitter again, wish me luck!

Great Video, I'm in the very early stages of applying as a chef :) using youtube to find out as much as I can :)

Respect from the United States keep the good work up I hope we can keep are alliance strong the United states backs the UK fully

ive sent my medical forms to the gp just waiting on them sending them and then my selection date for glencorse the hopefully starting catterick in the next few months!! cant wait to start i know its gonna be hard but it will be good too!

You sound proper sound buddy. Thanks for your service

Really helpful and encouraging!!!

Looks like I should have joined the British army lol. When I joined the US army (Mar 2001) and went to basic training our barracks didn't look anything like that lol. They were just big 3 story brick buildings filled with bunk beds. Of course in the US army our basic training is 9 weeks and broken down into three phases (red, white and blue). Red phase is of course the worst because everyone is screaming at you and you are basically running around like a chicken with its head cut off lol. But during basic you aren't allowed to go home or have any days/time off. Once you finish basic you will go and start your MOS training (AIT). My AIT actually was just as bad my basic training in the fact that we were still treated like new recruits and weren't allowed to do anything. I was a MP (military police) and my AIT was another 9 weeks. We did get one weekend pass towards the end of AIT. The best advice and simplest advice I can give someone joining the army (or any military branch) and about to start basic training is to be in great shape and to have thick skin. Just keep your mouth shut and do what you are told as fast as possible. The worst thing that you can do is stick out to the Drill Instructors. I ended up spending 10 years in the army and doing 2 tours in Iraq and one in Afganistan. Another tip is that you can make your time in the army as good or bad as you want. If you have the right attitude/think skin, then you will enjoy your time in the army. If you have a piss poor attitude and have a big mouth, then your time in the army isn't going to really miserable.

I’m 13 years of age and I’ve wanted to be in the army since I was young. My school have recently had a convention to do with jobs and stuff like that, I’m looking forward to making new friends and doing stuff with my life.

Appreciate the video, start training next week, can't wait

i really enjoyed watching this video im looking to join and this made me excited

This was so helpful, I’m female and 13, at the moment and in the Army Cadet Force (I get my uniform in 4 weeks. I plan to stay and fight for the country 💪

Currently trying to get myself more in shape for the army. Really excited to get to selection but also nervous af if I’m honest. Did about 2.8km in 20 mins jogging yesterday. Was doing cardio intervals to warm myself up. At the time was on a phone call with a fellow friend and soldier. I realised that the call helped me keep track of each minute. He was really pushing me and whilst I feel like I can certainly do better, I’m trying to just ease myself into it rather than jump in the deep end. The more I work out, the better I will get, right?

this is so helpful! thank you

thank you for this I been look at loads of video for info because ill hopefully be starting basic training in in 1 and half months got to go to the assessment center in 4 weeks

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I’m joining the army in 2 years ive downloaded the 100% army for app, it’s great help for whoever reads this

Well done very informative

Im muzlim , and British, these lads inspire me to get in the army ... keep it up

If I could sign up for the army again I would. I signed up for RMP regulars back in 2014 but had to withdraw my application because I ended up in hospital with suspected crohns disease. I work for the civilian police now but it's just not the same as what RMP would have been.

I currently work for a bank and have done for 4 years now (I'm 22) this video made me want to join more then ever. You should be very proud of what you have achieved. Hopefully I can do the same.

I literally 13 but I have always wanted to join the army this is really helpful to get prepared

Joining the British army myself, going in for infantry I start phase one training in a few weeks found these videos really helpful

6:12 that music transition though

This helped me a lot! I'm going for my basic soon, then I'm off to train for the Paras! Thanks, helped me a lot! :)

Ah we share the exact same name! Haha thanks for the vid mate, good insight

That was an amazing video mate.! My brother has just passed phase 2 and just passed his cat b he has a car now etc.! He says it's the beseeching he has ever done.!

im having trouble shaping/moulding my beret. i would love to see a video on how to do it properly (s/wales army cadets)

Unfortunately I broke my arm 6 days after I applied. Will have to re-try next year.

I served with the british airforce cadets from early 2016 to mid 2018. I’m guessing it’s totally nothing compared to the armed forces. Thankyou for your service 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧