Royal Marines Boarding Skills On Display

The skill of the Royal Navy's Fleet Protection Team has been demonstrated in a short video produced by HMS Kent's photographic team.
The video of the men from 43 Commando Fleet Protection Group Royal Marines was compiled while the Portsmouth based frigate carried out maritime patrols in the Gulf.
The Fleet Protection Group, based at HM Naval Base Clyde, is made up of three rifle squadrons and an HQ squadron.
It is their role to provide military support to convoys as well as conducting boarding operations on non compliant ships in line with UN resolutions in the Gulf.
You can see further images from 43 commando and news stories via their webpage: www.royalnavy.mod.uk/43cdo

[@stuartwilliams7912]

I've seen the marines do this in the Mersey very impressive.

[@scarabooshable]

Bloody hell. These boys don't knock, do they.?

[@krisblackburn6911]

Awesome well done Joe!

[@AkshayKrishnanR]

As a 0321 keyboard soldier, I would not forget to clear the corners like they did. Especially just after the ladder. Or maybe they dint find it relevant to film it.

[@Horizon344]

What are they feeling the doors for?

[@huseyinkarahan4343]

what is the meaning of touch the door before entering?

[@GunnerRA155]

Shit hot!

[@USN1985dos]

Clearing ladder wells is always the hardest IMO

[@Joebro7471]

Merlin HOOOOOOOOO

[@Karl37112]

Name of used music?

[@damir1055]

why desert camo?