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Very good

Nice

Where are the LGTBTQ flags? What kind of army is this😅😅😅😅

SLR how we miss THAT RIFLE

A battalion attack with 36 hours notice. Wild.

The army didn’t want the department of transportation to have all the fun

This video really has a feel to it that emphasizes the stress and fatigue that field ops have when you're cold, wet, hungry and havent slept in 96 hours.

The metal press studs of the smocks really shout at night

i almost cried, so very BEAUTIFUL!!

After 2 horrific world wars and now Ukraine you really have be an absolute mug to want to be in the infantry 🤣 ... the PBI as the old timers used to call it 🤣

isn't this all a bit silly? - ie using blokes instead of just plastering the enemy with mortars, artillery, apache and nowadays drones. I guess life was cheap back then, it's never going to be like this again.

They turned down the graphics, cheaters

Ah! The memories!

Was that during "The Troubles?"😆

The British Army, the best army.

Lmao hes wearing a lovely reflective gold ring

Thank you for sharing. British NCO were good professionals

The best weapon !! The SLR, I LOVED IT !

Radio Operator is the ears of the Patrol ? All the radio traffic, and white noise/mush coming through the earphones. Disagree.

The United Kingdom's military when well fit, trained and finished, is second to none and the soldiers are the true personification of the professionalism.

None of this would’ve mattered I’m the Cold War…the Soviet Army was a fearsome beast….huge and fast moving…yet these tactics worked in the Falklands in 1982.

Unless you’re left handed…

Proven tactics that retook the Falklands….very tiring….blowing out of your hoop when you got to enemy positions….

I was in the British Army and I remember watching this film in the early 1980s in West Germany. It was pointed out that we were the only only army wearing camouflage pattern, even the Yanks wore dark green, as did every other NATO country. But we still wore puttees which went back to the 19th century and our tin hats were first issued 1944. My SLR had a plastic butt and a wooden stock.

Talking of war stories lol. I ran a grenade range once using the old 36, nasty but effective. We had a blind and I still remember the lonely feeling walking up and down the gravel looking for it while the lads looked over the top of the pit in case "Sir" stood on it!

If it wasn't for the early mornings, being out in all weathers, and the risk of sudden, violent death, war looks like it would be quite fun.

a lot of men heard they could ride a chopper, and they were not disappointed after joining.

ABC-Abwehr aller Truppen - Selbst- und Kameradenhilfe - nie gegenseitig DF/Fernglas benutzen und übergeben - Bakterien und Viren können so übertragen werden, und legen mehr als einen flach

I watched this in basic 43 years ago

Part 1. Outmanoeuvring other pawns.

episode 5. shooting the other pawns.

How armed pawns take back the lands of richer, wiser men. Pt 2.

ok pawns.....heres what to do.

pawns on patrol.

pawn patrol.

Armeh

fuck that. anyone fancy a pint ?

7:34 frank sidebottom

Indicating enemy range using the sound of bullets firing and hitting the ground genius

Very interesting. What year was this made?

I was shown this in my basic training February 2007!!!!

Is that the rare 432/30 near the start?

I remember this well one of the first films they showed us 84

Odd to see the FV432 which is still in service in 2023, but then again when I joined, Centurion was a rank not a tank.

Brings back memories I joined in 1975

These videos always made it look so complicated, I really enjoyed giving formal patrol orders the rehearsal and the actual patrol.

The question is why are you having a picnic near Army base near the mortar range? This is bad parenting to say the least.

Always loved me a bit of weapons handling!🤗 🇬🇧

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