I don't know about marching but if you're interested in military drill videos,I'd suggest you search for "Amazing march Indian Army 2019".Continuing the traditions of the British Army which was it's forerunner,drills and marching are an important part of the Indian Armed Forces.It's just a suggestion though.You have a great day Sir.Stay safe.
My boots are shiny, my braces are tight, my bollocks are swinging from left, to right. God bless you all, thank you for serving your country, the public, and millions of veterans support you in every deed you do.
Great video. Selection date is on hold at the mo as Pirbright is closed. Not even sure when I will do that now. Was only trying to join the reserves. Any tips will be welcomed as I’m lacking motivation now
Ted Wave-ruler Keep at the fitness mate my phase 1 unfortunately got cancelled and I’m waiting on a new date to go down to pirbright so best advice would be to just stick at it and keep up the fitness
I remember that parade square from 20 years ago, people falling over on it in the winter. Hanging, doing drill after PT 😫 And had some cheeky hills out the back as well
@Bluepurgatory1 pity your into the wrong stuff. I stay not far from Glasgow Green. Think the pipe championship is just a racket😁 I'm mean how can u even judge who is the best bagpipe player they all sound they same🙄😁🇬🇧 only real 12th is here or Belfast. Southport Benidorm etc do a good show tho🇬🇧 Gibraltar looks a nice place to go for a walk🇬🇧😎
I was a 50’s babe, my dad was an RSM. As soon as I was old enough, I was taught how to clean and polish my shoes. 😉 Something I actually found most enjoyable through the years. It surprised the heck out of most of the men in my life! I even taught one or two. 😆
Got my pass out in 4 weeks. Just passed BC2 and did Bayonet Training this morning which was rats as it was the morning after coming off exercise where you’re sleep deprived but it gets all your negative emotions out. But yeah, I was always watching this video before I started to get me excited for basic. Now it’s surreal to think my dream is going to be a reality soon. All I have left is Drill test, RFT, BCD test. Can’t think of anything else. For those with a date of have recently started. Training will get shit, you’ll have moments where you want to leave but just work 110% and push yourself through adversity and remember the reason you’re there in the first place. Work hard at all times and don’t give up. Don’t take anything personally.
Always hated Friday morning at Pirbright, in a good way though 😁 get off nights only to have the band practice for ages outside my block lol I never slept on a pass off Friday
We'll done girls and guys, I hope you all go on to doing inspirational things for Yourselves, Country and Commonwealth, I salute you all. Look at me, I started as a Army Private in 1976.
A great day and a landmark day in the whole process. I remember it with fondness, marching onto the square with the families watching. A lot of us were Intelligence Corps so the band jokingly played us something James Bondy, and knocked out the theme from Skyfall. Well done to all.
I was high as kite on my pass out parade, I tweeted a ligament in my knee 3 days before and the only way I could march without a limp was to dose my self up on strong painkillers. Got through it, then my knee went completely 2 days after and I ended up on crutches. Need to drive those heels in, bit too casual.
Yet again great video Fabziy. I was at the Guards Depot, Pirbright 83-84. I always look out for old places I remember when watching your videos and this one is full of them amazing to see the drill sheds & Adjutants office at the end of the drill square (known to us as the golden acre) I’m 53 now but still take inspiration from your videos to help with my fitness.
Amazing that in just 15 wks that we can turn a ‘normal’ person into a solid wall of defence. My son is currently there 17Jan 21 for 12wks & can already see it’s influence in his demeanour 🙌🏼🧡
Fabziy, thanks for posting these videos, my son wants to join the Army but they have reminded me of my RAF basic training at Swinderby as an Airman, Finningley as SNCO Aircrew and finally at Cranwell as an Officer. You are absolutely right to focus on mental fortitude and determination to pass as both of these qualities are required for when you go onto service in your branch, trade, regiment, squadron, corps or where ever you find yourself. It doesn't matter the branch of the military you join, basic training is where it all begins and you become a sailor, soldier or airman first; and where you make mates for life.
24/10/2003 for me! Seems a life time ago, I was seventeen, I’m now 37. It’s changed somewhat, I was Lucknow troop in the accommodation directly across from the gym, not sure if it’s still standing as it was in a state then
Well, from an old American cavalry corporal, CONGRATULATIONS to HM newest soldiers. I remember graduation day in my Basic Training course very well even after all these years.
Same here, did my basic and pass out parade in 1990 at Blackdown Barracks, then went to Germany and got issued the SMG. I think we were the last to pass out there with the SLR as the next intake were using the SA80 as it came into service in the RAOC.
Good to see this; unfortunately problems with anxiety finished my army career in training, same thing happened when I joined the reserves. Good luck to all who passed out
I find it very cool how they March with their own weapon that they literally use for combat. You see all these other soldiers using like old 1930 rifles but using your own rifle makes it rlly special
They're training unit weapons, they stay at the Depot when the troops move on to their battalion. Apart from that no one gives a feck which weapon they get, it's just a tool for the job.
Ayy they look good. Idk if those boots are just for drill or not but they're definitely different... hopefully if I'm ever deployed I'll be on a base with the stars and stripes and the union jack. Then I'll feel extra bada**. Edit: Most of these comments appear to be from other Brits Why am I here?
I've heard that the British armed forces are one of the best in the world. I would say the American armed forces are tops too and not to forget the Israeli armed forces.
Well done to all but I believe it's not the seme as the guards depot. I don't know if anyone experienced the assault course and the Queen Mary plus the the confidence course way up in the trees.
Septum Juncta In Uno...and the sand hill and march and shoot ..1978 ....Quis separabit like yourself i still look at it as the Guards depot ..but respect to these young people they look great
Hey fabziy hope you doing great mate. Hope you're well. I had my initial visa refused when i got my invitation then a few months later the home office overturned the decision and it's now been given. But since my initial visa refusal even my CW application was withdrawn despite intensive training for basic training etc. Now I'm in a limble what could be the best advice 1) I reapply again which will take long 2)I travel to the UK & walk into the careers office or 3) perhaps get in contact with my old CSM manager. I'll appreciate your kind response.
God I wish I was still in the army but a stupid tiny fracture on my right big toe over 6 years ago now some how renders me unfit for army service for the rest of my life. Even though I'm 100% fit. Just crazy that
May sound like a stupid question but do you have to get tapped out like in the US or do you all parade off after? Hoping the latter since I have no-one who would go and support me in my career choice so I'd just be stood for ages otherwise
I have handled a SA80 in the Royal Artillery army cadets Is that the latest SA80 I can see I would sell my soul to the royal forces if they would let me unfortunately computer says no because of regulations and restrictions because I'm a reformed criminal and had some mental health in the past
@Reaper One not a clue mate I've only just got leave but for us Bovington lads the least amount of leave we'll get is the 4-5th of May but could be longer.
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The weather makes it looks extra special. Fabziy, thanks for sharing!
It really is!🔥👊
Not seen a mist / fog like that since I did my basic in 1995!
That was pure class, drum Solo makes you so proud to be British 🇬🇧
Good job lads and ladies! Keep it up and enjoy the rest of your careers!
You seem familiar...
Yo...that last side angle of the troops in sync was really impressive! I can't wait to be apart of the British Army!!
I don't know about marching but if you're interested in military drill videos,I'd suggest you search for "Amazing march Indian Army 2019".Continuing the traditions of the British Army which was it's forerunner,drills and marching are an important part of the Indian Armed Forces.It's just a suggestion though.You have a great day Sir.Stay safe.
Very refreshing to hear a British Army band play drum cadences. It’s a very war-like sound and makes this video quite unique.
Nice parade practice. Great to see them giving it plenty of swagger - we Brits really do do drill the best! Well done 🍻
Don't think so mate 😂😂😂🇬🇧
My boots are shiny, my braces are tight, my bollocks are swinging from left, to right.
God bless you all, thank you for serving your country, the public, and millions of veterans support you in every deed you do.
I had my intake at itc catterick cancelled, still trying to keep fit, your fitness vids help alot
Thanks mate, appreciate it a lot! Stay tuned 👊
Great video. Selection date is on hold at the mo as Pirbright is closed. Not even sure when I will do that now. Was only trying to join the reserves. Any tips will be welcomed as I’m lacking motivation now
Ted Wave-ruler Keep at the fitness mate my phase 1 unfortunately got cancelled and I’m waiting on a new date to go down to pirbright so best advice would be to just stick at it and keep up the fitness
Ye vids help a lot, I was on week 5 at ATR Winchester and it's been postponed , glad we can still go out to do Phys though
Watch my videos that will more than motivate you!
I remember that parade square from 20 years ago, people falling over on it in the winter.
Hanging, doing drill after PT 😫
And had some cheeky hills out the back as well
Love the drum solo, never usually hear one.
Me neither
@Bluepurgatory1 come upto Glasgow for the orange walk
If marching and bands playing is your stuff🇬🇧 obviously after the kung flu is over😷
Kevinas Arlauskas why are your vids not working
@@dracomalfoy3272 they are very old glitched live stream videos
@Bluepurgatory1 pity your into the wrong stuff. I stay not far from Glasgow Green. Think the pipe championship is just a racket😁 I'm mean how can u even judge who is the best bagpipe player they all sound they same🙄😁🇬🇧 only real 12th is here or Belfast. Southport Benidorm etc do a good show tho🇬🇧 Gibraltar looks a nice place to go for a walk🇬🇧😎
the boots look infinitely more comfortable than did mine in 1957!!
@@formhubfar Lucky you but no doubt you decided to join while I was conscripted. Loved the life & made Corporal at 20 years of age.
I was a 50’s babe, my dad was an RSM. As soon as I was old enough, I was taught how to clean and polish my shoes. 😉 Something I actually found most enjoyable through the years. It surprised the heck out of most of the men in my life! I even taught one or two. 😆
It makes you proud to be a Brit, well done lads and lasses.
It damn sure John. I deffo am.
Enjoyed that,Down there 30 years ago when it was the Guards depot.Well done to all.
Got my pass out in 4 weeks. Just passed BC2 and did Bayonet Training this morning which was rats as it was the morning after coming off exercise where you’re sleep deprived but it gets all your negative emotions out. But yeah, I was always watching this video before I started to get me excited for basic. Now it’s surreal to think my dream is going to be a reality soon. All I have left is Drill test, RFT, BCD test. Can’t think of anything else.
For those with a date of have recently started. Training will get shit, you’ll have moments where you want to leave but just work 110% and push yourself through adversity and remember the reason you’re there in the first place. Work hard at all times and don’t give up. Don’t take anything personally.
crowbag
@@Broon_eyecheers dits
That fog and stillness reminded me of many winter mornings at CTC Lympstone.
Really great filming - So cinematic! Fantastic - Keep safe!
Appreciate that 💪...Stay safe
Always hated Friday morning at Pirbright, in a good way though 😁 get off nights only to have the band practice for ages outside my block lol I never slept on a pass off Friday
PWRR band on the pies again!
Well proud👍👍🏴👍👍......the parade was bang on!.......well done young un's👍
We'll done girls and guys, I hope you all go on to doing inspirational things for Yourselves, Country and Commonwealth, I salute you all. Look at me, I started as a Army Private in 1976.
A great day and a landmark day in the whole process. I remember it with fondness, marching onto the square with the families watching. A lot of us were Intelligence Corps so the band jokingly played us something James Bondy, and knocked out the theme from Skyfall. Well done to all.
Excellent quality video, Fabziy! I’ve never watched a match for as long as in your video 😊
Legend!😈
The frost and the mist really made the day special! Great footage.
There marching is on point.
The drum really helps
I was high as kite on my pass out parade, I tweeted a ligament in my knee 3 days before and the only way I could march without a limp was to dose my self up on strong painkillers. Got through it, then my knee went completely 2 days after and I ended up on crutches.
Need to drive those heels in, bit too casual.
Great angles on this video. A real privilege to see it so close-up. Props!
Thanks a lot! 💪
There marching is top class, perfectly in time, can’t wait until I’m old enough to join
Yet again great video Fabziy. I was at the Guards Depot, Pirbright 83-84. I always look out for old places I remember when watching your videos and this one is full of them amazing to see the drill sheds & Adjutants office at the end of the drill square (known to us as the golden acre) I’m 53 now but still take inspiration from your videos to help with my fitness.
Forgot to mention Sandies although the building looks different.
I like how they march and I really love the drum sound
Amazing that in just 15 wks that we can turn a ‘normal’ person into a solid wall of defence.
My son is currently there 17Jan 21 for 12wks & can already see it’s influence in his demeanour 🙌🏼🧡
What a lovely weather!!!🙌 Congrats to all ✔👏
You in the army?
Fabziy, thanks for posting these videos, my son wants to join the Army but they have reminded me of my RAF basic training at Swinderby as an Airman, Finningley as SNCO Aircrew and finally at Cranwell as an Officer. You are absolutely right to focus on mental fortitude and determination to pass as both of these qualities are required for when you go onto service in your branch, trade, regiment, squadron, corps or where ever you find yourself. It doesn't matter the branch of the military you join, basic training is where it all begins and you become a sailor, soldier or airman first; and where you make mates for life.
Proud as I can be for the Soldiers of Britain. Love you all!
I passed out of pirbright on 03/10/2003 - great 12 weeks!
24/10/2003 for me! Seems a life time ago, I was seventeen, I’m now 37. It’s changed somewhat, I was Lucknow troop in the accommodation directly across from the gym, not sure if it’s still standing as it was in a state then
The most professional army in the world
Best day of my life doing this 6 years ago. Your videos bring back so many memories absolutely love it
Great to see, well done each and every one ! Good luck for your future careers.
Well, from an old American cavalry corporal, CONGRATULATIONS to HM newest soldiers. I remember graduation day in my Basic Training course very well even after all these years.
Did my training with the infamous 7.62 SLR in the 80's.you know you had a real man stopper back then
THAT rifle
@The last Saxon. Yes Sir, we had them 20 years before you , NZ Army. Far East Land Forces. Malaya early 60s.
Same here, did my basic and pass out parade in 1990 at Blackdown Barracks, then went to Germany and got issued the SMG.
I think we were the last to pass out there with the SLR as the next intake were using the SA80 as it came into service in the RAOC.
cheers tam
Best rifle the Brit army ever had I loved mine and you shoot some one with a 7.62 there getting back up
I was literally on that base two year ago! As soon as I saw the shop and those people cheering I was like hang on a minute I've been there lol
I am 80 years old veteran
Brings back memories
When I passed out
Very proud
My son just asked his mum , can i join up ? , Proudest day of my life to see him passing out. For QUEEN and country.
That is done in a very smart and soldier like manor indeed!.. Well done!
Feeling proud for them.
Good to see this; unfortunately problems with anxiety finished my army career in training, same thing happened when I joined the reserves. Good luck to all who passed out
Can you do a video on how to iron your kit?
Stay tuned!
Steamer m8
Well done lads, Brought back many memories from the seventies and being a SPROG on passing out Parade in Number Two`s at Buller Barracks.
Great video. some great quality Marching there by some of the youngsters .happy days
I find it very cool how they March with their own weapon that they literally use for combat. You see all these other soldiers using like old 1930 rifles but using your own rifle makes it rlly special
They're training unit weapons, they stay at the Depot when the troops move on to their battalion.
Apart from that no one gives a feck which weapon they get, it's just a tool for the job.
something i found funnny was you can see where constant marching has happened just where the ground is worn smooth
Hola amigos wow me encantan sus videos un abrazo dios los bendiga atodos los marines un abrazo saludos de monterrey nuevo leon mexico chao
It would be great to see the real thing with everyone in their number ones
number two's
Magnificent. Well done 👍🏻
Thank you! Cheers!👊
I'm off to Pirbright in October really exited for it
Awesome vid was week 4 of my basic but unfortunately been sent home due to this virus can’t wait to get back into it 👌
As an old Vet, I'm proud of them.
god the 70s , the good old days lol. joined battalion in chelsea . 74 cymru am byth
Beautiful footage!
Glad you enjoyed it Bro bless up!
Lovely stuff - thank you.
Perfect!
Preparing for Intake 2021 from Nepal 🇳🇵
Abinaya Pun are you joining the Gurkhas
@@FirstnameLastname-dq5gu yeah
@@abinaya_pun best of luck vai👍
well done to all. Although its "Passing out" not passing off.
Ayy they look good. Idk if those boots are just for drill or not but they're definitely different... hopefully if I'm ever deployed I'll be on a base with the stars and stripes and the union jack. Then I'll feel extra bada**.
Edit: Most of these comments appear to be from other Brits
Why am I here?
I've heard that the British armed forces are one of the best in the world. I would say the American armed forces are tops too and not to forget the Israeli armed forces.
Cant get used to pirbright not being for just the Guards...but then it was 45 yrs ago,,,,wow cant believe Sandes is still there ....
Sad they’ll be deployed to guard Aldi soon
I still remember my Pass Off like it was yesterday March 6th
Cool, they march with their rifles. In US Army, we marched to graduate with our dress.
If you look closely you will see a bunch of floating band instruments.
Really enjoyed .
Thankyou
My boys been sent home from basic training due to Covid-19
All of them have mate, think this was filmed a while ago
Damn ...
Amazing March and misty scenery 💯
Bravo Gentlemen and Ladies! 👏
Well done to all but I believe it's not the seme as the guards depot. I don't know if anyone experienced the assault course and the Queen Mary plus the the confidence course way up in the trees.
Septum Juncta In Uno...and the sand hill and march and shoot ..1978 ....Quis separabit like yourself i still look at it as the Guards depot ..but respect to these young people they look great
@@mcc9887 absolutely true
Not bad no corps of drums though just the band I wonder if they still do beestings I had a fair few hammerings in my time :)
Brilliant video.
Glad you enjoyed it
Wow that’s so cool I wish I was in there
I was doing 4 para training at Pirbright till Corona came along! All training off until September ☹
Hey fabziy hope you doing great mate. Hope you're well. I had my initial visa refused when i got my invitation then a few months later the home office overturned the decision and it's now been given. But since my initial visa refusal even my CW application was withdrawn despite intensive training for basic training etc. Now I'm in a limble what could be the best advice 1) I reapply again which will take long 2)I travel to the UK & walk into the careers office or 3) perhaps get in contact with my old CSM manager.
I'll appreciate your kind response.
Wish I got a pass out, was last platoon in catterick to finish training but got no pass out because of the carona virus outbreak
Stay safe 💪
Nah Iv finished training now and I’m in battalion so I won’t be going back
GD Europa be grateful you’re still alive, people need to stop focusing on petty things and see the bigger picture
Sandes is one best places to be in basic.
Myles No! BASINGBOURNE
@@greendiesel6869 anythings better than pirbight
Bloomin Cherry Pickers get everywhere. Good rehearsal ladies and gents. Keep up the good work and enjoy your future.
Amazing !! Can’t wait for my turn
God I wish I was still in the army but a stupid tiny fracture on my right big toe over 6 years ago now some how renders me unfit for army service for the rest of my life. Even though I'm 100% fit. Just crazy that
just join up and dont mention it
I still remeber mine itc catrerick 98 oafaaf
Love the way these young people come out of the mist like fire breathing dragons now ready to take on anything, proud to be British.
Well done team.
What is the difference in the berrets?
Who plans on joining the air force in 2022
Cool
I plan on joining the paras in 2022
May sound like a stupid question but do you have to get tapped out like in the US or do you all parade off after? Hoping the latter since I have no-one who would go and support me in my career choice so I'd just be stood for ages otherwise
Great camera work. Were you using some kind of stabilization?
My PRNC got postponed. Still trying to stay fit.
Loved the band
Welcome to the VIP clubs 😊
I have handled a SA80 in the Royal Artillery army cadets Is that the latest SA80 I can see I would sell my soul to the royal forces if they would let me unfortunately computer says no because of regulations and restrictions because I'm a reformed criminal and had some mental health in the past
Well done respect
what is happeneding with training at pirbright currently? no new intakes i'd assume?
No intakes, all phase 1 and 2 establishments shit down due to COVID-19 it was Shitstate Alpha in Bovington
@Reaper One not a clue mate I've only just got leave but for us Bovington lads the least amount of leave we'll get is the 4-5th of May but could be longer.
Is that paget Anzio and scicily troops who were due to pass out 10th April?
Curious as to whats happening now in our Armed Forces are all Exercises , Drill & Phys cancelled due to the social distancing rule ?
Nimrod 1980 nah mate, they still cuddle with each other as they are immune 🤦🏽♂️
Are those recruits with pace sticks at the back? Intrigued if so as to how those rcts are decided upon..!
There is a recruit picked from each troop which are "best at drill" then 2 of the 3 get a pace stick and march at the back of the parade
Can always spot a KRH soldier as they stand out with their crimson trousers