I was a Rifleman in The Royal Green Jackets 5th Battalion was trained at The Sir John Moore Deput, my older brother was a Rifleman in The Royal Green Jackets 4th Battalion was trained at The Peninsula Barracks in Winchester. Swift and Bold to all brother Rifleman.
Massive fan of this. I decided to join another unit but that there was a proper decent display of controlled aggression, fitness and raw power. A lot of respect for the Rifles, yet to come across one who wasnt up to the mark. And good effort and best luck on your PNCO
I’m ex service I served in Northern Ireland I can’t sleep right now I’m drunk seeing masked Irishmen at the bottom of my bed in balaclavas with that strong Belfast accent telling me “night night tell Jesus I said what’s the craic” while the other one slowly walks up towards me grinning his teeth together in unexplainable anger then bang it’s all over. And this happens over & over & over. Every. Single. Night. God bless you. Time 23:45
You can see the influence of Iraq and Afgan in training today we never did this sort of training you can see the influance of PARAS and Rangers in the Rifles today best of luck to o them
Lmao nope there is not. 😂 It's the old "Play big boy games win big boy prizes" I guess. Very impressed by the controlled aggression and grit shown there.
@@lachlanchester8142 Everyone from corporals right up to the major pronounced it that way, as well as the Royal Marines from the Mountain & Arctic Warfare Cadre who did some training for us.
Bit of the old stabby slash parry slash stab killlll absolutely brilliant but haaard pounding , never underestimate the spirit of the bayonet i was light infantry and the bayonet was called bayonet only greenjackets called them swords CEDE NULLIS
@@flickthenickexactly. There's not a political party fit to lead or benefit the military. My allegiance is to the men and women in my unit, my unit itself, the forces and the king. Anything outside that is secondary.
@@Danny-zi6xw Its a "perfectly adequate rifle" because its the only rifle that most British soldiers have ever fired, they dont know anything else. Give them an M4 and watch them run away with it.
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This is a better ad than the current recruitment videos on the telly.
Cella et Audax, I did my JNCO Carde 1985, The Regiment gave me life skills that set me up for life. Good luck lads!!
I was a Rifleman in The Royal Green Jackets 5th Battalion was trained at The Sir John Moore Deput, my older brother was a Rifleman in The Royal Green Jackets 4th Battalion was trained at The Peninsula Barracks in Winchester. Swift and Bold to all brother Rifleman.
Same here.
Fastest marching unit in the British army. Didn't the Royal Green Jackets get amalgamated out of existence?
This hits different after watching the hand to hand video from Ukraine
They should be paid more man.
£1500 a month is just absolutely too low
Take home £350 after stoppages a month when I was in
@Grumfuttocks it's not great, but I had friends working at heathrow earning 6,50/h. Rent in London was eating 2/3rd of that.
Takehome wasn't bad though, go live in a city and pay 1200quid rent not including food.
£1500 a month for no degree is ok in my eyes. My experience of soldiers is ill educated morons. Sorry if that offends anyone.
Massive fan of this. I decided to join another unit but that there was a proper decent display of controlled aggression, fitness and raw power.
A lot of respect for the Rifles, yet to come across one who wasnt up to the mark. And good effort and best luck on your PNCO
My brother was in 2LI based in Shrewsbury. It's all changed now. but still "Swift and Bold".
cede nullis i am Celer et Audax
Swift and Bold!!
loved the long pointy thing on my SLR
🇯🇵The JGSDF also has a gun-kendo course, but 🇬🇧👑the British Army's NCO training course seems just as tough. I wish them the best of luck.
Aggression is important
Well done lads
Excellent reviews thanks!
Thank you
God bless our boys. Best military minds in the world
When we were 1RIFLES 3Cdo Brigade,we were good but I still miss being RGBW!!!!
I would imagine their is a lot of emphasise on not spearing your foot in the moment
So far MOD did not plan to issue bayonets for new rifle need to change course to spade lane.
If you’re talking about the ks1 that’s only for rangers and rm so no need to worry
Sir yes sir
The MoD should really buy new CZ Bren 3 rifles for the army.
Or mass produce the KS-1, alot easier to strip, clean and operate in the field
@Stitch_666 That is another good option
Yes.
I’m ex service I served in Northern Ireland I can’t sleep right now I’m drunk seeing masked Irishmen at the bottom of my bed in balaclavas with that strong Belfast accent telling me “night night tell Jesus I said what’s the craic” while the other one slowly walks up towards me grinning his teeth together in unexplainable anger then bang it’s all over. And this happens over & over & over. Every. Single. Night. God bless you. Time 23:45
Bless you. I hope you can find the peace you seek. Reach out for help bud.
Whomp whomp, last 10 go again
You can see the influence of Iraq and Afgan in training today we never did this sort of training you can see the influance of PARAS and Rangers in the Rifles today best of luck to o them
The rifles have been around a LOT longer than the Paras and the Rangers, if anything they have taken influence from the Rifles!
@George-df4uc Pegasus Bridge was the Light Infantry with parachutes , so yes spot on 😅
@@Foxtrottangoabc Pegasus Bridge was the Ox and Bucks
@@UsuallyTrolling Ox and Bucks LIGHT INFANTRY.
@ I can see where your coming from
SWIFT N BOLD BABY!
The looks fun 👀
I'm appalled. No thought given to the feelings of the enemy being skewered.
Lmao nope there is not. 😂 It's the old "Play big boy games win big boy prizes" I guess.
Very impressed by the controlled aggression and grit shown there.
It's either you or them mate, take ya pick 🤣
LETS GO.
Since when was it called a "carder"...?
We always pronounced it 'car-dray'.
You always pronounced it wrong then
One's the well spoken pronunciation the other is the more common pronunciation.
No we didn’t !
@@lachlanchester8142 Everyone from corporals right up to the major pronounced it that way, as well as the Royal Marines from the Mountain & Arctic Warfare Cadre who did some training for us.
@@rebel1052k Is it a Marine thing perhaps, like pouches vs pooches?
if you need to use a bayonet, you're probably not long for this world
Not necessarily
What's a bayonet?
Another one who doesn't understand how the section attack works.
Wouldn't need the bayonet if you had a magazine in
The what?
Bit of the old stabby slash parry slash stab killlll absolutely brilliant but haaard pounding , never underestimate the spirit of the bayonet i was light infantry and the bayonet was called bayonet only greenjackets called them swords CEDE NULLIS
I was looking for this comment 👍 Cede nullis
They need longer swords... Or bayonets...
What's the point, Labour would just surrender.
And pray which political party would prosper the military, that grifter?
@@flickthenickexactly. There's not a political party fit to lead or benefit the military. My allegiance is to the men and women in my unit, my unit itself, the forces and the king. Anything outside that is secondary.
Nice one lips, no one asked
But chosen men wont
No they wouldn't surrender they would probably use them against the native brits.
The Rifles motto: "Swift and Gay"
We need the whole military to transfer to the KS-1 Rifle Because the SA80 is just horrible
Not since H&K in Germany got hold of them...
perfectly adequate rifle the L85A2/A3 on par with rifles such as the FAMAS
Have you used the SA80 A2/A3
@@Danny-zi6xw Its a "perfectly adequate rifle" because its the only rifle that most British soldiers have ever fired, they dont know anything else. Give them an M4 and watch them run away with it.
Have use ever uses any of the variants?
It’s a bayonet!!
What is?
Sword Lane? Sounds like it should be in London, not Cyprus.
The sword!? What a silly thing to call it 😂
The Rifle Regiments call them "Swords" due to tradition.
Bayonets were attached to muskets , short swords were attached to Rifles.
Shut it screamer, bet you were in depot for 2 mins before you left you Walt
Many British soldiers fight with swords just like the King and Prince Edward. Overrated.
They don't fight with swords. They're ceremonial.
And this is absolutely not overrated. This is some of the best training you can do.
Says the Russian bot bahahaha