Very sad to discover in the comments that Lt Orlando Rogers died in a helicopter crash in 2011. He seemed like a superb young officer. I have great respect for the Royal Marines, one of the finest fighting forces in the world.
@@GLAZERSOUT-oz8khtbf, why would you go in a Tiger Moth and not want to do a loop. He went on his own accord, and am sure it would have been discussed before the flight commenced. That’s if it even happened as the geezer was found not guilty.
I agree RMR at 16 youngest officer to pass out as a RMC passed Mountain leader course at 20 and a true warrior of a bloke A true Man, a true leader, a true role model
Since i was a kid i've had looked up and had much respect to men in uniform especially to soldiers. Giving your life on the line 'so that others may live ' is the greatest sacrifice of all.
It would be nice if we got to know some of the other recruites besides recruit John. There were almost 50 other recruites but the one they spend 75% of the time with is recruit John. Spread it around don't the other guys have a story to tell too? Overall I do like the program, just wish we could learn about ALL of the recruites.
but in a way john kind of encapsulates the whole human experience of it all, the moral dilemma's and struggling with ones conscious as well over coming adversity, i think john gives much more honest responses too, im sure the others would give much more gun-ho replies and shelter their emotions more, but i do see what you mean
This series has been so monumental and vital to my training its not even funny. I've passed my psychometric and i have said i will continue with my application on the 1st of june so i have 6 months to get ready. Everything they show in this series in regards to the physical training is so useful to help me get an understanding of what i should be working on to not just get fit for the PRMC but for the 8 month training course its self.
***** I'm nor sure what that is an abbreviation of sorry mate, my best guess is Preliminary Joining Fitness Test? If so they call it the PRMC 'Potential Royal Marine Course' And the answer is no that comes in june. I applied in September and was originally planning on getting to lympstone in February but in review and further research into what the PRMC entails and the minimum requirements and how many reps gets you max points per exercise I phoned up after i passed the psychometric (written intelligence test if you are not aware) And told the warrent officer i would continue in June (as a vague date of joining) so that i can use the next 6 months to train and be as prepared as possible. Its the reason that i avoid saying 'i am joining the marines' for the time being until i have passed the PRMC and have been given the job offer. I have looked into the other tests they do before the PRMC like the interview, medical ect aso i know what to expect and have already checked if there would be anything that might stop me. Are you yourself interested in joining or a marine yourself? If so if there is any advice and tips you can give an aspiring Royal marine i would eternally grateful.
A PJFT (Pre-Joining fitness test) is different to PRMC. PJFT is booked by you after your RT and is conducted with a PTI. It's a 1.5mile run in 12:30 mins followed by 1 minute rest and then 1.5 mile run in under 10 minutes. This is done on a treadmill on an incline of 2%. You must pass a PJFT before you are allowed to attempt PRMC. Yes mate, I'm in the application process myself. Got my RT in a couple of weeks!
I'm glad you mentioned the PJFT mate because after you mentioned it I went back on the navy main site to see if I had missed something and remember reading about the treadmill test and the times in which you must complete it in and for some reason thought that it was on the PRMC. I spoke to my dad about it seeing as he is very serious about fitness being a member of the British Tae Kwon Do team and we figured out that in order to meet that time the tread mill needs to be at the speed 13.5 (I am not sure if this measurement is standard across all machines or what that number actually represents). Your clarification has helped me with some confusion I originally had regarding the run on the PRMC as it says that the first 1.5 miles is a squadron run which didn't make sense to me as to my knowledge it was on the treadmill. From my research over the past couple of days the PRMC is more about them seeing your mental state where even if you don't get max points on each exercise they will be seeing if you are determined and giving everything you have got on each test. Well thankfully in regards to the PJFT i have given myself 6 months of training before i take my applications further so it shouldn't be a problem. I can't tell you how glad i am to hear and see that is someone else also going through the application like i am, with a bit of luck and coincidence we might end up in the same troop at lympstone! I wish you the very best of luck with the PJFT and i have a good feeling from our little conversation that you will pass it no problem.
Yeah it's all a bit confusing haha! Basically it's split like this: PJFT is a separate test taken a while before PRMC. You do 1.5 miles on a treadmill in 12:30 minutes (11.58 kph) then you get 1 min rest and have to do 1.5 miles in under 10 mins (14.48 kph). All this is done with the treadmill set at 2% incline. You must pass this before you are allowed to attempt PRMC. PRMC is a 3 day course at Lympstone. As part of that you will do a similar run outside. The whole group will run 1.5 miles together led by a PTI in 12:30. Then you will have 1 minute rest before having to run the return leg in under 10:30. During the 3 days you will also undertake all your other fitness tests (press ups, sit ups, pull ups etc). Hope that clears it up! Good luck to you mate. Hope to see you in the future!
We got told by our drill sergeants in Army basic years ago one morning we were taking "LPC's" out to the range. We thought "Cool!" We were really disappointed as we started our ruck march that LPC's were "Leather Personnel Carriers". This is some of the best, non-PC training I've seen.
Commando on the front line for me, an ex Para is an excellent insight to the Military showing a lot more skills and tactics, obviously fitness is essential but your field craft will keep you and all your muckas alive.
I am amazed by the hardship and discipline in which become an achievement in itself and hope to work towards enlistment someday, since I was an adolescent there was this gut feeling where I've wanted to join the infantry.
I went there on an outdoor course and it was brutal hiking from 5am till 12 back up at 5 with that rucksack on your back! wet cold tired think that was the hardest thing i've ever done.
Watched this documentary a fair few times now including when first aired. Said to have only just looked in to alt Orlando Rogers to see where he is now to find he died in plane crash in 2011. Rest easy royal.
Talk about a baptism of fire with those troops going walk abouts and having to find your fellow squaddies with no sleep in 3 days... thats a fantastic way to bond these gents.
Yeah it's cruel to kill anything but it's exactly how humans would've survived in the early ages, just like the animal kingdom today..they have to kill to survive. Also if the Royal Marines can't kill a rabbit or a chicken, how can they kill a human.
+TheGeniusAnd I am now that fella you hear about of whom they say "He wouldn't hurt a fly". It's true... if bluebottles get in the house during the summer when the doors are open, I'm like Jeeves the butler showing a drunk guest the door! Y'know once a big annoying bluebottle had annoyed me for half an hour until I lost patience as the little tw@t refused my gentle persuations and so I searched for the bugger and ran him to ground in the toilet and swatted the bully. He landed in the toilet water... only for Jeeves to become David Hasslehoff, insect lifeguard extraordinaire and I had to scoop him up and set him safely outside. I just can't kill anything.
No, it's not cruel to kill anything. It can be done humanely. Whereas in the wild, the three main killers of animals are predation (being eaten alive), starvation, and disease. No animals get to die of old age!
They died quickly and humanely. Spare your sympathy for what happens in slaughter houses to provide you the food that you buy in shops, it's far worse.
On week 4 monday, its nothing like the docementrys! Kit inspections are shit, we get our stuff throwen out and covered in washing power, then in water. The phys is hard. So many lads wrap on it. Pool traiming is amazing, even if im shit at swimming.Were done the 28 days tuesday so im hopimg some time wasters will leave
the rabbit facing certain death and the recruits facing possible death - I'm surprised the narrator didn't pick up on that.Still at least the rabbit provided some use in death - the same can't be said for all the British troops killed in Afghanistan (one of three wars we've fought and lost there in the past 160 years).
@@dammyjodger4950 As Johnny Mercer (now a Tory MP formerly a commando) said "this looks very much like defeat" on the day the last flights out of Afghanistan took place.Face facts the Afghans threw you out via RPG's & AK47's in the same way they threw out the USSR back in 1988.Stay away from that country they are genuine warriors !
13:30.. i remember at ft. Sill we did this but it was in a circle, 30 on the inner circle and 30 on the outer. You fought from your knees, wrestling, fist fighting, etc for about a min and a half.. after your first 4-5 you were gassed cause drills were flocking around ready to boot you if you stopped or pretended.. my 7th guy was a big 88mike from Texas who doubled my weight, i can laugh now but a drill sergeant was a couple feet away so no half assing. He apologized with every punch and slam into the ground and ended up choking me out which was actually a nice bit of rest
This seems brutal so far, I’m only 8:46 in and it already looks daunting to do. But, I’m still determined to join when I come of age so I say bring it on
Yes, its sad that the animals have to die, but as the Marine said "life for life" It died helping. Plus it probably had a good life before it died, like a cow.
Let that be a lesson... never get attached to your food. See that rabbit as cute and fluffy, and you'll never be able to kill it. And if you can't kill it, then you don't deserve to eat meat.
Few years back, he was in an air plane with someone from the RAF if I remember correctly. Guy lost control whilst doing acrobats and the plane hit the ground and he died instantly.
TheTerribleGamerHD Go to the careers office and take their advice, you should get a Royal Marnes fitness training programme which should be started ASAP as I'm not joking when I say you need to be really fit to start this programme. You need to be doing circuit training, long runs, cross country runs, interval training and long hikes.
Myrna Brown yeah mate its not cause theyre in the fucking army its cause were fucking proud bastards. End of. We dont care what people really think we are a country that likes to get the job done and sit down in the pub after getting pissed. Ideal lifestyle
My other dog caught a rabbit a few months ago. He ate it starting on the legs one by one & finishing with the head. He's an American Bulldog (Scotts) the one in my pic. I've an Irish a Staff cross Collie too
@@kbmarine4393 yea. Also the rabbit died instantly and didn't feel any pain. I guess my comment may've read like he ate it alive like one leg at a time lol but no Bugs didn't know what happened
@@-gn7sn not the recruits but the training team do .... when we did it, it seemed very scripted to see if you would step up to find your oppos ..... but its ususlly staggered so youll have one section going out at a time ... not all the platoon.....
why are you guys writing so much obscenity in regards my way of writing on the internet can't you see it is a short-cut of words! i already had someone saying some rubbish in regards my grammar then now i must improve my spelling. I Am graduating in Science ok for your good information.
Long enough to know how to squeeze the trigger... hahahaha MadmanMeathead... but i was just chatting shit i am doing Geology at Southampton University.
I fully believe that I would not struggle to kill an enemy in war, but to kill an innocent creature who has no intent on hurting me, and who bears a striking resemblance to my beloved childhood pet, not so sure.
Very sad to discover in the comments that Lt Orlando Rogers died in a helicopter crash in 2011. He seemed like a superb young officer. I have great respect for the Royal Marines, one of the finest fighting forces in the world.
Shame Because his friend wanted to perform a loop in an aircraft. 1 Persons actions has lost a life. Stupidity
@@GLAZERSOUT-oz8kh He got found not guilty
@@GLAZERSOUT-oz8khtbf, why would you go in a Tiger Moth and not want to do a loop. He went on his own accord, and am sure it would have been discussed before the flight commenced. That’s if it even happened as the geezer was found not guilty.
#THE finest fighting force in the world
Bi-plane and it seems the rudder pedal jammed, causing the crash.
L.T rogers at the back of the helicopter hanging out of it having a casual chat with the crew chief legitimate bad ass. R.I.P
Is he dead?
@@abdourahmanjobarteh512 died a few years back, plane crash unrelated to the military
@@lachlanchester8142 is that true?
@@GLAZERSOUT-oz8kh use your common sense and Google it not hard
@@rubikescube496 what
R.I,P Orlando Rogers
you will be missed by many
I had no idea he had died, such a shame he was fucking nails
no disrespect but who is that
jack sutton the young lieutenant
@@tommo1533 oh rip
how’d he die?
One of the best military documentary series ever.
Lt. Rogers was the type of officer that inspired his men and got the best out of them. A credit to H.M. Forces and a sad loss. Rest in Peace, Sir.
I agree RMR at 16 youngest officer to pass out as a RMC passed Mountain leader course at 20 and a true warrior of a bloke
A true Man, a true leader, a true role model
Since i was a kid i've had looked up and had much respect to men in uniform especially to soldiers. Giving your life on the line 'so that others may live ' is the greatest sacrifice of all.
My dream is go fast to the army
It's harder to kill a harmless little fluffy thing than it is your enemy.
I agree but I guess that's kinda the point
defo
Harder to kill something that can kill you back.
I'd 100% agree but they do it to put you in the mindset of that your gonna have to kill some day
I realise you posted this 8yrs ago but ... it really fucking isn't you total Melt.
Weird times... One of the blokes in 942 troop on this video was the corporal on my Potential Royal Marines Course this week.
What did you have to do on the PRMC?
Who was it ?
Who was it??
+AmmoForHandguns look at the prmc video on youtube, shows you everything!! I've done mine and it's tough
Did you pass
No animals were harmed in the making of this video
+TheGoodMan You lied-lol.
They weren't harmed they were massacred.
waited* episodes*
They technically weren't. The animals weren't killed for the sake of the documentary makers. This happens in Royal Marine training anyway.
lol
4:48 That cow was actually a special force guy observing the recruits!
🤣🤣🤣
@@SportBeastZ No! I mean it! These guys are master in camouflage! Keep safe friend! 🤣
I remember watching a documentary about Marines using animals as camouflage and cows are good for it :D
It would be nice if we got to know some of the other recruites besides recruit John. There were almost 50 other recruites but the one they spend 75% of the time with is recruit John. Spread it around don't the other guys have a story to tell too? Overall I do like the program, just wish we could learn about ALL of the recruites.
but in a way john kind of encapsulates the whole human experience of it all, the moral dilemma's and struggling with ones conscious as well over coming adversity, i think john gives much more honest responses too, im sure the others would give much more gun-ho replies and shelter their emotions more, but i do see what you mean
101publicenemy I agree.
I would like to meet recruit john
Got alot of respect for john 👍
I know it's been 7 years ever since you made this comment but how do yo know John isn't among the only ones who doesn't mind being on camera?
This series has been so monumental and vital to my training its not even funny. I've passed my psychometric and i have said i will continue with my application on the 1st of june so i have 6 months to get ready. Everything they show in this series in regards to the physical training is so useful to help me get an understanding of what i should be working on to not just get fit for the PRMC but for the 8 month training course its self.
+khorney202 Have you done your PJFT yet?
***** I'm nor sure what that is an abbreviation of sorry mate, my best guess is Preliminary Joining Fitness Test? If so they call it the PRMC 'Potential Royal Marine Course' And the answer is no that comes in june. I applied in September and was originally planning on getting to lympstone in February but in review and further research into what the PRMC entails and the minimum requirements and how many reps gets you max points per exercise I phoned up after i passed the psychometric (written intelligence test if you are not aware) And told the warrent officer i would continue in June (as a vague date of joining) so that i can use the next 6 months to train and be as prepared as possible. Its the reason that i avoid saying 'i am joining the marines' for the time being until i have passed the PRMC and have been given the job offer. I have looked into the other tests they do before the PRMC like the interview, medical ect aso i know what to expect and have already checked if there would be anything that might stop me. Are you yourself interested in joining or a marine yourself? If so if there is any advice and tips you can give an aspiring Royal marine i would eternally grateful.
A PJFT (Pre-Joining fitness test) is different to PRMC. PJFT is booked by you after your RT and is conducted with a PTI. It's a 1.5mile run in 12:30 mins followed by 1 minute rest and then 1.5 mile run in under 10 minutes. This is done on a treadmill on an incline of 2%. You must pass a PJFT before you are allowed to attempt PRMC.
Yes mate, I'm in the application process myself. Got my RT in a couple of weeks!
I'm glad you mentioned the PJFT mate because after you mentioned it I went back on the navy main site to see if I had missed something and remember reading about the treadmill test and the times in which you must complete it in and for some reason thought that it was on the PRMC. I spoke to my dad about it seeing as he is very serious about fitness being a member of the British Tae Kwon Do team and we figured out that in order to meet that time the tread mill needs to be at the speed 13.5 (I am not sure if this measurement is standard across all machines or what that number actually represents). Your clarification has helped me with some confusion I originally had regarding the run on the PRMC as it says that the first 1.5 miles is a squadron run which didn't make sense to me as to my knowledge it was on the treadmill. From my research over the past couple of days the PRMC is more about them seeing your mental state where even if you don't get max points on each exercise they will be seeing if you are determined and giving everything you have got on each test. Well thankfully in regards to the PJFT i have given myself 6 months of training before i take my applications further so it shouldn't be a problem.
I can't tell you how glad i am to hear and see that is someone else also going through the application like i am, with a bit of luck and coincidence we might end up in the same troop at lympstone! I wish you the very best of luck with the PJFT and i have a good feeling from our little conversation that you will pass it no problem.
Yeah it's all a bit confusing haha! Basically it's split like this: PJFT is a separate test taken a while before PRMC. You do 1.5 miles on a treadmill in 12:30 minutes (11.58 kph) then you get 1 min rest and have to do 1.5 miles in under 10 mins (14.48 kph). All this is done with the treadmill set at 2% incline. You must pass this before you are allowed to attempt PRMC.
PRMC is a 3 day course at Lympstone. As part of that you will do a similar run outside. The whole group will run 1.5 miles together led by a PTI in 12:30. Then you will have 1 minute rest before having to run the return leg in under 10:30. During the 3 days you will also undertake all your other fitness tests (press ups, sit ups, pull ups etc).
Hope that clears it up! Good luck to you mate. Hope to see you in the future!
Sir Rogers was a fine gentleman. Rest in peace
What happened ?
He unfortunately was killed in a plane crash. Rest easy Sir.
:(
@@jcaviation1135 Pp
We got told by our drill sergeants in Army basic years ago one morning we were taking "LPC's" out to the range. We thought "Cool!" We were really disappointed as we started our ruck march that LPC's were "Leather Personnel Carriers". This is some of the best, non-PC training I've seen.
haha class ive not heard that one before..
"Start stroking your rabbits." Best line of the whole video.
blimey im your second like in 2 years
Commando on the front line for me, an ex Para is an excellent insight to the Military showing a lot more skills and tactics, obviously fitness is essential but your field craft will keep you and all your muckas alive.
I am amazed by the hardship and discipline in which become an achievement in itself and hope to work towards enlistment someday, since I was an adolescent there was this gut feeling where I've wanted to join the infantry.
I went there on an outdoor course and it was brutal hiking from 5am till 12 back up at 5 with that rucksack on your back! wet cold tired think that was the hardest thing i've ever done.
Watched this documentary a fair few times now including when first aired. Said to have only just looked in to alt Orlando Rogers to see where he is now to find he died in plane crash in 2011. Rest easy royal.
Talk about a baptism of fire with those troops going walk abouts and having to find your fellow squaddies with no sleep in 3 days... thats a fantastic way to bond these gents.
I learnt that's where the term 'rabbit punch' comes from.
Hence why blows to the back of the head is disallowed in boxing.
The tampon-fire was genius. Most blokes wouldn't consider that solution.
Yeah it's cruel to kill anything but it's exactly how humans would've survived in the early ages, just like the animal kingdom today..they have to kill to survive. Also if the Royal Marines can't kill a rabbit or a chicken, how can they kill a human.
exacly xxx
I could kill a human, if they deserved, but not a completely undeserving and innocent animal.
+TheGeniusAnd
I am now that fella you hear about of whom they say "He wouldn't hurt a fly".
It's true... if bluebottles get in the house during the summer when the doors are open, I'm like Jeeves the butler showing a drunk guest the door!
Y'know once a big annoying bluebottle had annoyed me for half an hour until I lost patience as the little tw@t refused my gentle persuations and so I searched for the bugger and ran him to ground in the toilet and swatted the bully. He landed in the toilet water... only for Jeeves to become David Hasslehoff, insect lifeguard extraordinaire and I had to scoop him up and set him safely outside.
I just can't kill anything.
No, it's not cruel to kill anything. It can be done humanely. Whereas in the wild, the three main killers of animals are predation (being eaten alive), starvation, and disease. No animals get to die of old age!
I felt sad for the rabbits, but that's survival I guess...
They died quickly and humanely. Spare your sympathy for what happens in slaughter houses to provide you the food that you buy in shops, it's far worse.
Natural selection at its finest
when you get so hungry you look at things differently like the rabbits where cute but they didn't see cute they saw food
Not is rip I tll the tr
As an American I fucking love and respect the Royal Marines :)
As a Brit
Who’s son in Law did 15 years in the RM completely agree
one thing that did supprise me was that the lost patroll never set up a sentury system in order to spot the search party
Honestly, though. . I bet someone got reprimanded (at least) for that one.
I know that
Starting recruit training in 3 weeks :D
Good Luck!!
How did you do?
its only been a week lol
On week 4 monday, its nothing like the docementrys! Kit inspections are shit, we get our stuff throwen out and covered in washing power, then in water. The phys is hard. So many lads wrap on it. Pool traiming is amazing, even if im shit at swimming.Were done the 28 days tuesday so im hopimg some time wasters will leave
+Fatal Deadboy haha dont get relaxed about it haha its still the fucking hardest shit ive done! just gotta keep remembering why your there
@ 14.58.-15.22 YES! And the way he said it too with admiration. Respect that man. That's very very cool.
Dear each one with his strength always fighting for his homeland. The dimensions of life and the world. Happy birthday
thank you dear for the affection .. that and survive .in the jungle Dear Ones
I haven't heard "leather personnel carrier" since I was in the 82nd Infantry LOL
Good old boots
Terry John is a funny
Carabian guy.. great commandos.. 👍💪
5:30 ...the only way is a Mk I leather personnel carrier, from A to B. So that's why we do it.
Lol wtf he on about
@@tobybishop4614 Mk I leather personnel carrier= your boots, standard issue like your Mk I eyeball
@@tobybishop4614 boots
Controlled aggression is my favourite phrase from training.
Good to see them having a laugh over the animal part
Huge respect for these men
Love this series. I'm a cold war veteran and those 'spud guns' (SA80) are no match for the SLR except in urban warfare..
A1 yes not the a2
well youll certainly be happy with the recent news then lol...
There's no way I could do this these solders got my respect
the rabbit facing certain death and the recruits facing possible death - I'm surprised the narrator didn't pick up on that.Still at least the rabbit provided some use in death - the same can't be said for all the British troops killed in Afghanistan (one of three wars we've fought and lost there in the past 160 years).
Never lost. We realised it's a hopeless country. Cant help something that wont help itself
@@dammyjodger4950 As Johnny Mercer (now a Tory MP formerly a commando) said "this looks very much like defeat" on the day the last flights out of Afghanistan took place.Face facts the Afghans threw you out via RPG's & AK47's in the same way they threw out the USSR back in 1988.Stay away from that country they are genuine warriors !
@@revol148 you have a point there
Certain 100 % dead
An old head on young shoulders. The Corps lost a fine man when this young officer died. He would have been a future brigadier or higher. RIP!
Although he'd left the Corps when he died so that's unlikely mate.
13:30.. i remember at ft. Sill we did this but it was in a circle, 30 on the inner circle and 30 on the outer. You fought from your knees, wrestling, fist fighting, etc for about a min and a half.. after your first 4-5 you were gassed cause drills were flocking around ready to boot you if you stopped or pretended.. my 7th guy was a big 88mike from Texas who doubled my weight, i can laugh now but a drill sergeant was a couple feet away so no half assing. He apologized with every punch and slam into the ground and ended up choking me out which was actually a nice bit of rest
I felt for Terry Johns for not making it, very hilarious guy and takes everything easy. I wish he had make it.
I don't know nothing r.I.p
ive watched all the episodes so far and thought "I could do this" up until now,killing a rabbit im fucked...
The rabbit is the only thing i've could...
my thoughts exactly the only thing that makes me doubt my dream
If you can't kill a rabbit, how can you expect to kill a human?
+Ryan Barbour i said it makes me doubt it....
+Ewan Walsh 👍
You are all my inspirations and hope you all get very far in life🎉
5:25 Wow, that's how he died as well, RIP mate
The camara has an honourable green burret. He has received it, no joke.
This seems brutal so far, I’m only 8:46 in and it already looks daunting to do. But, I’m still determined to join when I come of age so I say bring it on
Have you joined
damn that eyeball was some hardcore shit
80% water my guy, for hydration. I must say, kind of smart.
11:00... The missing 10 solders are sleeping somewhere...
21:58
How convenient I have the same watch XD
(Unrelated to watch note:
Lieutenant Orlando Rogers was a good lieutenant I wish he didn't die 😔
Terry is hilarious man
Slice Of inBread me too
@john-paul baylis shut the fuck up asshole
The biggest challenge for british commandos seems to be speaking without using the F word.
Yer it is pretty fu**ing hard..... s*@t
US Marines have the same malady
Yes, its sad that the animals have to die, but as the Marine said "life for life" It died helping. Plus it probably had a good life before it died, like a cow.
Lol cows don't have good life's. ruclips.net/video/Nowf6Z3YCnA/видео.html
JudeDDavies plus they are full of protein and taste delicious!
My Mam said this was animal cruelty, i don't think it's a nice thing to do but it won't stop me from joining the marines.
It just comes down to simply...live or die! It's tough, but i wouldn't hesitate when i'm cold and hungry.
Yeah same.
stick to "My Mam said" and you can join the home guard
Does your mam eat meat ? Also did you become a marine
Trust me. When your hungry to the point you feel weak and shaky, you will kill a rabbit etc.. for food without hesitation.
My aunt literally has pet chickens. It was weird and horrifying and cool at the same time watching him be so ruthless to the chicken.
They need to learn how to survive. The way they are brought up and treated is millions of times better than battery farms.
thanks for this video learned amazing skills :)
Let that be a lesson... never get attached to your food. See that rabbit as cute and fluffy, and you'll never be able to kill it. And if you can't kill it, then you don't deserve to eat meat.
It was kinda funny how the chicken moved after being decapitated
It's creepy how the guy talked to the rabbits who were soon slaughtered
5:06 90 kilometres in 3 days, not miles. 90 km = 56 miles. Still, mad respect to those men!
You sure it wasn't 90 miles mate? 30 miles a day, very doable for RM
R.I.P Orlando Rogers
Few years back, he was in an air plane with someone from the RAF if I remember correctly. Guy lost control whilst doing acrobats and the plane hit the ground and he died instantly.
Martin Cantwell R.I.P.
Poor Lad he was a gentleman in this
I'm from america and id probably join up with the brits before joining the USMC.
I don't blame you.
What why? The USMC are awesome.
USMC just like big guns, they kill anything that moves. Including sometimed their own men.
i love when people from other countries talk about americas military like they know what the fuck theyre talking about.
the americans have numbers, but they're useless. everyone knows it.
that was efficient. im impressed.
Terry johns takes everything as a joke 😍
It's called right attitude
Any advice for someone who wants to be a royal marine in the future?
TheTerribleGamerHD Go to the careers office and take their advice, you should get a Royal Marnes fitness training programme which should be started ASAP as I'm not joking when I say you need to be really fit to start this programme. You need to be doing circuit training, long runs, cross country runs, interval training and long hikes.
How did that go for you? 7 years
Wow british people swear a lot lol.
Its just because theyre in the army.
Myrna Brown Royal Marines. at an early stage.
Myrna Brown Royal marines are not army. They belong too the navy
Yes it's what makes us british
Myrna Brown yeah mate its not cause theyre in the fucking army its cause were fucking proud bastards. End of. We dont care what people really think we are a country that likes to get the job done and sit down in the pub after getting pissed. Ideal lifestyle
One of those boys looks like my son. It broke my heart watching him twitching while trying to sleep.
That guy who ripped the chicken's head off is so tough, I heard he ate the boogers out of a dead man's nose
He is rip
I see what you did there, lol! FMJ
"You will have ur head cut off". "Everyone happy with that?".
While I completely understand the need to hunt and kill animals for survival, I really couldn't watch that part.
Bet you can eat chicken tho lol
Alex Want I actually laughed at the chicken part
@@nooooplease7060 I laughed at both parts. Especially the rabbit part. I wish the kill would have been a lil more bloody.
@@CRUSADER_1140 it’s ok to hunt an animal and it’s normal, but to enjoy its death isn’t
@@nooooplease7060 I laughed bc I was not expecting that it just popped right off
Lmao I couldn’t stop laughing at the chicken bit
Our Royal Marines are the best marines in the world.
Sir how about philippine Marines and philippine scout rangers??
Wot about them
These Guys are so much fitter then we were back in the seventies due to better
that guy at 16:24 is spot on and hilarious!
"im hungry, ill eat anything, killing and ripping that rabbit to shreds!"
what u need from me or what I can do
I will fight for my country if I go to the army
Right now im in the Royal Marine Cadets and I want to be a Royal Marine Comando when im 18
20:25 was that a game sound affect added in? 😂😂
Merry Christmas Royal Marines
This makes me so fucking proud, I am definitely considering going and I am only 15 so I have time to pre-train...?
I see u
My other dog caught a rabbit a few months ago. He ate it starting on the legs one by one & finishing with the head. He's an American Bulldog (Scotts) the one in my pic. I've an Irish a Staff cross Collie too
And you just let it and don't see anything wrong with that behaviour. Worrying
@@Rachel0400 what's up doc..?
@@siy8230 haha never seen someone reply after 6 years so quickly to a comment
@@Rachel0400 way of the world, dog eat dog, dog eat rabbit lol same thing
@@kbmarine4393 yea. Also the rabbit died instantly and didn't feel any pain. I guess my comment may've read like he ate it alive like one leg at a time lol but no Bugs didn't know what happened
Guy on the left at 19:14 truly has a soldier's hard look.
I'm confused I bout that
hahaha no way he ate the eyeball thats fucking awesome
reminds me of DofE
Wtf kind of DofE did you do?
r/holup
When my friend did his gold DofE he did it on Dartmoor with a night navigation and in full CEMO (we are part of the army cadet force).
I know it's good training but it's kinda funny that the lost patrol can just chill for the night while the others treat it like an emergency
It happens alot most of the time its done to try and see how the recruits react
@@RoughWalkers Do the groups have emergency communication devices in case something bad really does happen?
@@-gn7sn not the recruits but the training team do .... when we did it, it seemed very scripted to see if you would step up to find your oppos ..... but its ususlly staggered so youll have one section going out at a time ... not all the platoon.....
14:59 should we wake them up or just let them sleep?
This is my bunny: Stu. This is my other bunny: Emergency Rations.
R.I.P Orlando rogers! Killed in a plane crash
"SERE" controlled exercise!.. the only easy day was yesterday!...i like that exercise but not the final before escape!
💂👌....who still watching in 2020
I'm here from 2024 😂
Commandos lead the way!
man like Terry i really hoping yu mak it man....i am joining da commandos
Not with that grammar you won't. And have you lived in England for over 5 years? I join next year i can't wait.
why are you guys writing so much obscenity in regards my way of writing on the internet can't you see it is a short-cut of words! i already had someone saying some rubbish in regards my grammar then now i must improve my spelling. I Am graduating in Science ok for your good information.
orlando MC veridiko how long have you lived in the uk
Long enough to know how to squeeze the trigger... hahahaha MadmanMeathead... but i was just chatting shit i am doing Geology at Southampton University.
orlando MC veridiko Cool, when are you joining the marines? I join next year
RIP Orlando Rogers
usmc shout all the time where as our British Marines get support then shouted at
18-54: Was that guy on the right lining up to chuck up his 'ring?'...
rabbit in my tum tum tum 😂
Do they still do the killing of chickens/rabbits in marine training?
Probably. It’s basic survival skills.
Chickens yes rabbits no
this is the only bit i wouldent to in the army Killing a rabit
not even a minute in and already don't want to watch this because I saw the bunny.... I must do it
13:54 remind me to watch from here]
The Afro Lamb did you finish watch it from there?
Yes he did
If you have self discipline everything is possible
You would think they would show them how to first catch an animal. After all that is the most important thing.
You get taught all that.
+MadmanMeathead very true
I fully believe that I would not struggle to kill an enemy in war, but to kill an innocent creature who has no intent on hurting me, and who bears a striking resemblance to my beloved childhood pet, not so sure.