Oldest Infantry test for British Army soldiers
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- Опубликовано: 29 янв 2024
- Join me in this exciting episode of The Ranger Media Vlog Series as I delve into the intense training of the Irish Ranger Cadre 2024, a course developed to increase skill and meet the standards required to serve in the British Army's 16 Air Assault Brigade Combat Team. In this 2nd action-packed episode, we witness the challenges, camaraderie, and determination of these soldiers as they push their limits to become better. Get an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at their rigorous training.
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Really loving this series. Its raw and neatly presented. Its nice to see everyone putting in effort too, thanks man 👍
No problems at all and thanks for the feedback. I wanted to take a different approach with the production of this project. Aiming for Raw with less Hollywood to be more transparent about what it’s like to serve.
@@Rangermedia Yes that's what I want, an insight to the tests, clearly outlined and spoken concisely with no Hollywood. To see the lads get stuck in is a bonus, and to get it in a tidy video is just so refreshing. So much of the Army videos are just a bit polished for me, as we all secretly know the training is hard. So it's nice to see the boys puking, tripping, lung busting and giving it heaps. This is what will spark the young infanteers - a visible and impossible challenge 💪
@@tubefreakmuvais irish helping britain? Or the other one
@@Rangermedia are you helping britain
@Sinedits555 Royal Irish Regiment, it’s a British Army Infantry Regiment mate.
Thank you for posting these. Bringing back some lovely memories of the brecon beacons!!
Stay tuned as the majority of the course is conducted in Sennybridge.
Been tuning in 3 years now, always good and turns up the heat as proven when you're donning that cap badge.
Keep it going lads all the hard work is starting to pay off I remember ICFT back in my day were tough so looking good chaps keep your powder dry and go to it!
Brecon 2 miler springs to mind, well done guys keep going.
Great video, please keep them coming 👍
Keep’er lit! Great stuff!
That's why my knees are knackered and of course playing rugby front row.!! 65 this year, 40 years ago...make sure the lads look after their ankles , knees & legs are looked after, .. Enjoy BRECON great fun but tough.Good luck to you all.
Thanks! Yeah I do think strength and conditioning is now a big part of PT before all these events etc that should hopefully combat a lot of long term use injuries similar to what you have experienced. Yeah Brecon was good and January weather didn’t disappoint lol.
Great experience and always look back on great times @@Rangermedia
Well presented. Raw. Eloquently put.....good stuff..the 2 mile ICFT is NOT EASY....
Thanks, appreciated.
Started my rejoiners application in December should be back in next 6-8 weeks I can’t wait 👌🏾
Really good content..
Nice work showing this. Looking forward to seeing the rest of this series.
Question for ya... Have you had shoulder/arm pockets tailored on to your shirt? If so great idea! Im guessing you prefer to wear a shirt over a ubac ?
Glad you like it, yeah I had them tailored during OP TORAL. This is an old style shirt which I wish they still made. It’s when MTP first came out. UbACS are still good especially when your in body armour for long periods in hot climates. I would prefer UBACS then. Less prickly heat
@@Rangermedia Im sure you can still get them from the stores unless it's a slightly different design.
In fact I swear I wear the same shirt.
Prickly heat is horrible :(
03:19 that hand tattoo is honking hahah
Ooo I miss doing that in my old unit
Really enjoying the recent videos. Now that RIR has rejoined 16th Air Assault, I was wondering do you all have to be restrained for Parachute training? Do you all have to do P company or is it just the Parachute Regiment?
16 Air assault is the largest brigade in the army.
So no Parachuting and P coy is not required for all. (sad reality is, currently even the Paras struggle to get all their guys para trained)
Glad you like them. In short no, the role within the Brigade is not to parachute that is 2&3Paras role along with the other enablers. As 1 of the 3 Infantry Regiments in there, we are a recce based battalion with vehicles. With Gurkhas being Air Assault.
This course is designed to better prepare and increase physical standards along with field skills. Catterick will punch recruits out at a basic level, so more training needs to be conducted to meet 16 brigade standards.
Thanks for clearing that up! But as I say really enjoying the raw videos. Hope you've a good time in Wales
I spent a lot of time in brecon in the 80s when i was a para
I heard you were a blanket counter in the RLC
16.29 for 2 miles is impressive!
Most guys at 16 AA bde are expected around 16 min mark for the ICFT especially on a flat circuit
Are you lads going to Para trained as well .?
Scrap the current WOK recruiting media. Lets have more of this realism for recruitment. Brilliant content.
Will any of these lads be going on any operations regarding current politics or are they ‘safe’ so to say?
Most will deploy this year on two different operations in separate parts of the world.
I thought the Royal Irish Rangers was disbanded some years ago, or are these soldiers training for the new Armies Ranger Battalions?
Royal Irish Regiment - 1st Battalion (Regular). Rank of Ranger which was taken on when the Irish Rangers merged to become the Royal Irish Regiment.
They're training to meet the requirements to serve as part of 16AABCT.
I served with Royal IRISH after amalgamation in '92 before being sent to Cyprus for a 3 year posting. We were 16 Air assault brigade then hence Para's being sent over to Us and exercises in Egpyt, Italy , Sardinia and Jordan. ..hence low altitude drops when things went wrong, SF platoon had to medical x and recover😞 I'm I wrong🙄 plus had tu RTU Para's from eposkoi after a few days in Cyprus because it kicked of in limosol 🙄...just saying, please correct if I'm wrong...F.A.B.....Go Rangers👍
Stop talking shite
Goodstuff
You walk you fail 😂
You know it 😂
Next video❤❤❤❤
The amout of unscrimmed lids is giving me the creeps!
When talking about U.K. Irish Rangers, how do you stop confusion with Irish Republic Rangers ?
Eh,Brits have Royal in front,most are Northern prods as well.
Royal
@@robertomeara3469. Good Ulster Protestants, not paddy’s who don’t do anything.
5 miler of death
For what hanged the Flag of Afghanistan❤?
Served there on operations
Fantastic Regiment. ❤ But typical British Army the DS /PTI s run with the lads but don’t carry the weapon/ or wears the helmets . Yes they did it way back when ? Let’s hope there Bergens weight more then the lads .
DS don’t wear helmets or carry weapons to be distinguishable from students on course. We arnt there to compete but to watch both as safety and the ability to feed into to reports.
Too much running in boots
Not bad for 35. You've no kit on .
webbing & daysack.