Cold Awakening For Britain's Newest Gurkha Recruits | Forces TV

The British Army's newest Gurkha recruits have arrived in the UK from Nepal. This year's intake numbers 270, but that is expected to rise in future years as Gurkha numbers are increased by 25 percent.
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[@MommaOfSadagi]

The second boy is my sibling! So proud of you, my dear! You spoke well xox 💖

[@Leo-S-Ellen]

Kajal Gurung you that's sick

[@BadgerUKvideo]

Thank you to your family. The Gurkhas have our deepest respect.

[@BadgerUKvideo]

Leo Ellen Don't say sick you plonker. If you're not a native speaker it might sound like an insult.

[@DS-uy6jw]

Be proud. They are very respected here. The government hasn't always done right by them but the British people admire them so much that I think it's getting better. Be proud of your brother.

[@greyline1012]

Kajal Gurung Oh wow really? Can you please give an update as to how he is?

[@emptyangel]

These fine men are a credit to Nepal and to the UK.

[@hirdy161]

emptyangel Couldn't have put it better.

[@hassymiia6267]

emptyangel Sized like dwarfs. Whats so special about Gurkas? Why not try bringing in more South Asian origins in UK, to British army with more effort?

[@jaypond4368]

Awesome, respectable, hard working migrants. So awesome. Nobody is against this.

[@Ak-ky8dv]

HaSsy MiiA Put your money where your mouth is and a pick a fight with one of them, the "dwarf" will show you that he is among the most determined fighters of them all. Show some respect, mate. The kukhri will not be sheathed without the taste of blood.

[@hassymiia6267]

Aloo Tingz Talk is cheap. I’d knock anyone of them out one on one. Come on.. be real. Arm forces fight with weapons not hand to hand in wars. Without weapons do you think these gurkas with have what it takes to take on big French, German or Russian army men?

[@coops9871]

It disgusts me that these warriors can serve in the British army but after that they have to plead for citizenship. Yet others get welcomed from doing nothing.

[@alabamasaxon9587]

As an englishman i agree with you and hold every politician in every political parties accountable for this outrage i can only apologise to the people of Nepal

[@strogarth6752]

100% agree with you these people should be able to get a British citizenship if they want. Not terrorist sympathisers that hate this country and have done nothing for it

[@danchube9016]

Shocking isn't it! Scummy illegals wonder around gaining handouts and these guys could get sent home

[@camerons3097]

Here in America, you get sworn in as a U.S. citizen in front of everybody during basic training graduation. Sadly before this was implemented a lot of veterans never received their citizenship and got deported.

[@jakgit858]

Thought they sorted that or was that only for Gurkha veterans?

[@KaranGurung]

Hey look!! It’s me!! 2:04

[@krishnasiddharth5032]

My respect bro. You are part of an elite group of soldiers.

[@ragingtoastnextgen1458]

Thank you for your service britian loves you

[@sankofax8082]

@@ragingtoastnextgen1458 is that so?

[@majormadjack8600]

@@sankofax8082 Those of us who know anything about the Gurkhas have nothing but love and respect. GB

[@NoName-lv9xv]

Aaee hora samdi jata gaye pani thokinxa ta k ho yo ?.?.?.??.

[@jeremysewell2805]

I've had the great privilege of working with these amazing men for a year, as a US Navy Petty Officer 2nd Class in Bahrain. Working long hours in our host nations Royal Bahrain Air Force, the Gurkhas would tell us stories of their lives and their service. Hardened soldiers having seen violent combat, to true gentlemen enjoying the company of their brothers in arms. They would keep us laughing and passing the time with games. But, when it came time to put in work, these men were efficient, thorough and tireless. Out performing our most physically capable US Sailors! These men have my highest respect and I am honored to have served with them.

[@Badgersj]

As I am sure they are to have served with you.

[@Zzzzzzzyi]

We are not malaysians but live in malaysia looking forward to join the British army. my friend, she got sick and had her breasts removed and became a man. he and I wish for a better life. tell me can he join? He meets physical and psychological needs. If he meets the criteria, can he and I join the British army?

[@SuiSSe-Torture-Prisonniers-CH]

These Ghurka boys are just as fanatic as the Hitler Youth and ready to blindly execute any order to go and kill someone, the Empire doesn't like; watch video "Octogon The Empire of Darkness" on channel "Giureh".

[@finnmartin281]

Massive respect to all Gurkhas' travelling from far away to fight for a distant country. Thank you to all of them for their service and good luck.

[@irishtrapper9149]

Finn Martin Are you on discord?

[@finnmartin281]

Are you an idiot or what? I have loads of friends that are Muslim, and they are all amazing people, but these men come here to fight for ours and their country, offering a true and honourable service in exchange to be looked after and respected. I am in no way against Muslims or immigration, but how can you possibly say that a Muslim wanting to live here and do jobs anyone can do deserves it more than a top class warrior and loved Gurkha. Maybe think if you have a valid point before commenting disgusting stuff like that.

[@Rose.Of.Hizaki]

It's a sad fact that the Government will attempt to deport these brave souls from the UK when they have finished with their military service. *ANY* Foreign National that serves in the military that's not of their own for no less than 5-8 years or has been deployed in active war zones overseas should automatically granted an honorary citizenship and receive a right to remain if they so choose to. There is no warrior race in the world that are braver, courageous and honorable in the world then the Nepalese Gurkha's and the British Government disrespects them by sending back to Nepal after they have fought and bled for British Ideals in far away foreign lands fighting enemies that arent their own. Thank you to Joanna Lumley who has campaigned for these honorable folk to receive the same rights as British and Commonwealth counterparts. Brave hardworking folk like the Gurkha's will be welcomed with open arms and a credit to any community wherever they choose to settle. I am of Chinese descent. But I was born in the UK. My parents are from Hong Kong but I will never forget that Gurkha's helped defend Hong Kong starting from 1814 and all the way to the handover back in 1997 as part of the British Army. You have bled for Britain and people of Hong Kong. There is no highest honor that can be awarded for your courage in the protection and defence of my countries My deepest love and respect to you and thank you to you and your families.

[@innocent3005]

Thank you so much sir for knowing and supporting us

[@Normalguy1690]

RoseOfHizaki you know they can are offered the chance to get a British passport if they want one. They still get pensions if they go back to Nepal.

[@shubhamchauhan7372]

That's what cowardly people do . that's what's what they have done in the History .what can we expect from british .

[@user-mx1hm7ju8q]

Its ridiculous that undeserving immigrants get the passport and hardworking gurkhas dont get.

[@anthonysalgado5118]

Well after WW2 the Brits could not wait to get rid of the Poles and they had the best fighter squadron during the Battle of Britain.

[@TheKingandrew1984]

A British passport for these men after their service

[@sanddancer68]

It should be an automatic right for them to be British citizens. I would be proud to have them as my neighbors and hopefully friends, we need more people of their calibre in our country,

[@uncleruckus5121]

who the hell wants to be a brit ?

[@leaveme3559]

I Quote Randomly From Books ..."being British isn't some passport to be handed out as a treat"......dude these men have literally crossed 7 oceans to fight and die for ur country.... at least they should be given a choice... whether to stay in Britain....or go home....

[@hassymiia6267]

tom Automatic rights? Says who? UK isnt free for anyone. Unless you pay tax though

[@Jabber-ig3iw]

I Quote Randomly From Books ethnic British? Who the fuck is that then? If you mean the ancient Britons who were as close to an indigenous people that Britain has ever had, then they are long gone. The current white British people are a mishmash of Celts, Anglo Saxons, Norman’s, Viking’s and descendants of numerous other immigrant populations who have made the British isles their home over the last 2000 years.

[@GonzoTehGreat]

These mountain folk make courageous fighters, as they're tough as nails, hard working as mules and obedient to a fault. The British Army is lucky to have them, so MoD, how about treating them with the respect they deserve, m'kay?

[@GonzoTehGreat]

BurrowingBunny I agree with everything you said.

[@GonzoTehGreat]

Yes, it's a poor country with few natural resources other than it's people who want to make a better life for themselves and their families. Perhaps you're unaware but Gurkha's serving in the British Army are paid 10x what they can earn in Nepal so even if they only send 1/3 of their pay home they can help their families financially.

[@richardgoode5314]

Agreed.

[@xyzsing4038]

BurrowingBunny haha all lies

[@xyzsing4038]

TheShreester poor midgets on rent to white masters

[@Gladiator0719]

The most humble, loyal, brave and aggressively fearless soldiers on the planet. Be it men, aliens or zombies, they will fight and win against whomever is their foe.

[@KLI22]

If this is the case of fighting and winning against whomever their foe they would make world boxing champs, pound for pound.

[@ajaybantawa25]

War is not a Boxing Ring.

[@JeffSpehar-ov1cn]

Dream on.

[@arashfarahvashi7014]

WELL, THEY DIDNT WON THEWAR OVER TURKS, CORRECT ME IF IAM WRONG. THANK YOU

[@psuyog]

@@arashfarahvashi7014 They did. Nepal & Assam were the only two countries Mongolian Turks couldn't conquer.

[@trinitysmate]

Starbucks - the problem wasn't the Nepalese names - it was the Bradford accent!!

[@sam-jm9ib]

so true!

[@sam-jm9ib]

couldn't agree more

[@russellhawkins366]

trinitysmate They should have used their last three or four digits of their service number - or numbered the cups and handed them a receipt with their cup number on it if they’d yet to be issued their service numbers.

[@non-masturbatingtyrannosau3476]

Starbucks can't even get English names right

[@MajesticDemonLord]

Never had a country more faithful friends than you

[@ajaybantawa25]

I am an Indian Gurkha although I appreciate you.

[@BodohYono]

They getting paid... I am also willing to join british army if getiing paid

[@sangeetkatila]

Bodohyono they get paid for their skills, strength and hardest trainings not by commenting on youtube.

[@FGS-yk3vc]

I have eternal admiration and respect for these young men. I truly believe they're some of the finest soldiers on earth.

[@Neshooo]

Such a great young man! Good luck! I had an opportunity to see Gurkhas in action when there was a peacekeeping mission in Bosnia and Herzegovina! They were so proud and professional!

[@floppypoppy1995]

If a man tells you he is not afraid to die he is either a liar or a Gurkha. Good luck to them all they do both Britain and Nepal proud.

[@kennymedic58]

Floppy Poppy they do Britain 🇬🇧 proud not just England

[@floppypoppy1995]

Kenny Smith this is very true, I have altered my post to reflect this, I am so used to putting England for contracts/paperwork that it’s second nature to me to write this.

[@thatkoalabear]

@Floppy Poppy no worries mate i'll thumbs up and agree with you no matter =)

[@josh9220]

Dont forget the ffl pal

[@sandrojones8068]

That is a stupid thing to write.

[@andre-dx4yw]

Fantastic soldiers with a proud history, in ww2 the japanese feared them, citizenship shouldnt be a question, it should be a right. The Gurkhas i met were very friendly and respectful.

[@Improveng1]

These fine young men are smart, well presented and are a credit to their country and to their regiment. Much love and respect and best wishes for your careers and your lives.

[@ajf9408]

My great grandpa served with Gurkhas in World War 2 and had amazing stories of Gurkhas killing entire units of the Japanese at night with knives while they were sleeping.

[@rustey8910]

Khukuris**

[@danw7008]

That's savage 😂

[@surajbhatta50]

that's one story you heard, go through the Nepalese history, there are hundreds of them. NEPAL was great.

[@knackers2773]

When at night the Australians that were in the Jungle were told to always wear their insignia. In the pitch black of night they would feel across the chest of any person they came across and slit their throat if they didn't feel any Australian Insignia.

[@dg115]

My grandfather fought alongside with the Gurkhas in Malaysia in the jungle fighting communist rebels. He loved them great fighters and loyal and trustworthy he even had a kukri knife tattoo on his leg.

[@kritikarai7217]

And I’m literally into tears watching this video/ I know how much hardship they did in order to earn the title “British army “ . Stay strong and may success kisses you all . Jai gorkhali 🇳🇵

[@basantarai8618]

Jai gorkhaali,,, I have tried twice to be a british gurkha and u know what training is as hell,, morning day and evening training session ! I Always respect these guys and british gurkhas ,,perhaps its the toughest recruitment ithe world 😪😪😪

[@karthikpolasani3038]

@@basantarai8618 Jai maha kali ayo Gorkhali , from BHARAT.

[@stephensmith4480]

These guys are a credit not only to their own country but also to ours. I salute our Gurkha brothers.

[@sirarnie9837]

These men are already more British than some people who were born in the UK.

[@user-mx1hm7ju8q]

Its not because of that. British army is regarded as a prideful thing back in nepal and medals like victoria cross is way more respectful. They fight for pride of gurkha army not for money or anything. Money also might be but pride is more involved. A guy killed 13 single handedly.

[@ChuckMarteau]

Same with the French Foreign Legion

[@zeegro1713]

who gave you the authority to decide that ?

[@rons-topic1067]

You are right. Because being a British national or leader the politicians businessman may cheat Britain but these soldier will not. They joined to fight and die for Britain because they do what they swear in their oaths.

[@GS-in8zf]

thats not difficult,

[@DeLunny]

So much respect for these lads. To come over here from another country, into a completely different environment and serve in our forces deserves a lot of props. Takes a special kind of person to do that and from what I hear from friends in the military they earn every bit of their reputation as hard bastards. Good luck to them.

[@prashantshukla9383]

Love from Indians ,,we respect u ,and proud of being always in your side

[@AnglOsAxOn2]

Respect to you all, from England.

[@jaysonmatining23]

This nepali people are humble and hardworking people, if this is the way to reach their dreams then goodluck lads. Love from Philipines

[@jaynottellin]

These warriors are more than welcome here. See you around men :)

[@xman2738]

Jay not tellin no we don't! we are already losing British culture! send them back to fix their own 💩hole country!

[@shadow-Sun]

Ex Royal Marines Commando here 17 years service active and otherwise . I have worked with these Ghurkas over the years excellent attitudes great soldiers and worthy comrades with an illustrious history serving Great Britain , I was always pleased to see these guys as you knew they would never let you down on whatever task they were give great bunch of guys .

[@tunichtgut8730]

They look so proud, just heartwarming.

[@hairyjohn5825]

I have a lot of respect, for these guys. They are without a doubt, true warriors.

[@silentminority2342]

if all the visitors to the UK were as respectful as this they would all be welcome IF YOU KNOW WHAT I MEAN

[@grahamwatson451]

We know EXACTLY what you mean!

[@xtod9892]

Nothing but complete respect for these guys, thank you for your service

[@successgurung1970]

I am also waiting for that moment hope I can I will

[@tomohawk5567]

Sandesh Gurung good luck hope you get the job soon

[@successgurung1970]

Thank you very much for your comment

[@lukedts]

Good luck man👍

[@colinburnside8725]

Work on your English ....:)

[@gobbarsingh]

Okra CRPF wat a irony india hs abt 25% nepalese soldiers who are doing great job than other regiments. you shld tell your govt. first to stop recruiting them first.

[@jbradshaw4236]

I had the privilege of working with the royal ghurka signals when I was a scaley back. Most of these new recruits are already fitter than most soldiers before they even start training. Respect.

[@elguapo1507]

Served with 48 Gurkha Bde in Brunei with 1st/2nd and 2nd/2nd KEO. The QGOs, WOs, SNCOs and ORs are all, without exception, gentlemen and deserve the highest respect! Top blokes!

[@jackdavies67]

We owe you all a debt of gratitude. I take my hat off in admiration. Thank you very much.

[@Autumnblueskies1]

I always feel inspired seeing the Gurkas- they are such fine soldiers and a true credit to the British Army!

[@Spiritina8]

They all seem so sweet and so polite. UK is very lucky to have them.

[@QuezngEntertainment]

I live in Aldershot so God bless the Gurkha, you are one of us!

[@johnboy1236]

Hats off to all of these gentlemen, what a great example they show to us all , they could certainly teach our UK youngsters of today a lesson in manners and self dignity . I salute and give thanks to each and everyone of you.

[@tookie7710]

Pity to see these young boys who has so much strength and boiling blood in them to get deployed in the frontline in the battleground to die. It's honestly more heartbreaking how they are ready to die fighting for any other nation.

[@jimw.4161]

I find these magnificent young men incredibly inspiring. Britain is extremely fortunate to have them.

[@bonnytrippler2966]

Welcome lads! Good luck with your basic.

[@DEFENDER1932]

Always feel Happy to watch them....We are also greatful to have Gorkha Soldiers in Indian army 💜

[@eshuut9049]

Good luck lads!

[@Sean-parker]

Bold, brave, courageous and humble. If you ever get a chance to meet these guys and spend time with them do so.

[@colethornton4285]

Fine soldiers with a great history and reputation. Cheers from a retired USN CPO!

[@colingoldthorpe5918]

We worked with them as the enemy force at the Brecon Beacons during NCO training. Absolutely amazing discipline and when you think you can march with weight you are no match to these guys, they just yomp uphill and continue to smile all the way. Just massive respect for them, if all of the units in the Army were this disciplined the British Army would be indestructible. At the end of their service, they should be handed a British passport as a thank you from the UK.

[@chinaman1]

Their discipline is impeccable. British youths can learn from them.

[@mkdy218]

I offer my deepest thanks and respect to these men. Good luck and may your God bless you.

[@joffreybaratheon3045]

Nothing but respect for Gurkhas. Fantastic set of lads

[@Jackorias]

Massive respect to the Gurkhas. Welcome to Yorkshire lads.

[@elumiomerk4013]

I can't believe how much respect these guys are getting, handshakes even. Wow.

[@patrickkenyon2326]

Gurkhas are respected in many countries as hard working, hard fighting soldiers.

[@elumiomerk4013]

Patrick Kenyon hi patrick, Well they should be getting all that respect, my surprise was about them getting respect while they were still recruits

[@Mod-rw9cw]

They are getting respect because of what their fathers and brothers have already achieved in the British army and they know that they will be just as good.

[@mr.sarojthu6416]

Awww Our brothers' generosity is sublime. Lots of Love & Respect!

[@Vladpryde]

God Bless and keep them! REAL MEN! -from the US.

[@shubamnarayan4581]

These gentleman look humble and innocent but will annihilate anyone in a battle... India is also greatful to have them...God bless gurkhas

[@adakhochalai]

Gurkhas are resilient badass!! Recently I read a Gurkha mother fought and killed a leopard by hand that attacked her.

[@richardgoode5314]

Truth as in picture or video of a act.💖.

[@arminius6506]

Dies they have a drop of honour??? 1

[@JeffSpehar-ov1cn]

You're smoking crack.

[@DrumsTheWord]

These young men make Nepal proud. And me. And our country. These soldiers are the best of the best...and they have chosen to fight for the United Kingdom. If I could have welcomed them in person, I would have.

[@faridmusbah8631]

Captain Price Walks In: "I'm Assembling a New Task Force" New Recruits: 😲😲😲

[@Kevin-qt4vy]

I assure you that we already have a bit of Gurkha in the SAS! Fine warriors they're!

[@VonTurtle8282]

Does anybody think Canada could get in on the agreement with Nepal and recruit our own Gurkha regiment?

[@Byteable]

I think it would be a good idea since Britain and Canada share the same values. Hell we should even give them citizenship after service

[@dungeonndragons7981]

No only loyal to British

[@anuragjoshi47]

it's a 200 yr old tradition.

[@undercovercia]

@@dungeonndragons7981 and Indian..we got a regiment too

[@kkbg9809]

@@undercovercia the only reason India Singapore n Brunei got gurkha regiment is because of the British they decided to leave few regiments for countries whose soldiers are abit weak and needs support...

[@London1064]

A brilliant and well disciplined fighting force. Well done lads.

[@meanteddybear2988]

From a Native american from the USA, to the young gurkahs i wish em luck BUDS

[@DPGDEFENDERSKirkbymoorside]

Welcome to the best army in the world, and welcome to Yorkshire!

[@ww11ee22]

Best army!!ha ha!! Good Joke!!!

[@M4KAV3Li87]

I work with about 25 ex-gurkhas, the stories they have are incredible, truly one of the most toughest races/cultures/countries, but so much respect for other people. Proper men

[@templarknight5557]

I am non military and never served my country. But by god those Nepalese boys who want to serve in the British army make me so proud. £billions invested in Iraq/Syria when it should be our allies homes and villages we should be helping.

[@HoneybeeAdventures]

Templar Knight couldn’t agree more

[@sanddancer68]

amen to that brother

[@samwood1799]

Not to mention our Government gives money to Illegal Migrants who do nothing for the country other than bring crime

[@Liam-ly7up]

Much respect for these men. Thank you for coming from Nepal. Thank you for serving:) One day I hope to sign up as an RAF engineer. When I'm old enough

[@flyhigh6047]

respect for the brave man who choose this path

[@lukesmith250]

I’ve a lot of respect for the Gurkhas - your one narrating the report , is going on like the recruits come from some sub Saharan nation where it’s warm all year round. Like these fellas grew up looking at Kanchenjunga, Dhaulagiri & of course Everest . Pretty sure they know what snow and cold weather is .

[@danmoyer4650]

It was the recruits themselves who were talking about the snow and how cold it was, not the narrator.

[@uncleruckus5121]

@1:15 looking at those two would scare me back to katmandu ! omg i hope they help them well

[@baseddepartment1871]

These men travel far from home to put themselves in the line of fires for a country they have never seen before and communities they’ve not been apart of but yet hold so much loyalty towards. I’ve never seen a greater level of commitment then that of a Gurkha.

[@buahkundur8913]

gurkha know as the most loyal army after japan in 90's...regards from malaysia

[@Bullet-Tooth-Tony-]

Warriors like the Gurkha's are ALWAYS welcome with open arms!

[@shidhantale6452]

“I heard that there will be hard drinks,so i will enjoy it more” spoken like a true GURKHA! Make you country proud brother.

[@DanJM14]

shidhant ale “hot”

[@kaziiqbal7257]

shidhant ale thats the British citizenship test right there

[@samuelsmith5773]

Aahhhhh! A piper. Love hearing two cats fighting in a bag. Never worked with a Gurkha, but never heard a single bad comment. The Brits I worked with hardly ever miss mentioning them.

[@angienatoyn]

Ya'll better off having these dudes become citizens than other dudes from certain countries.

[@calipto4605]

They seem so polite and courteous. Brave warriors too.

[@HRITIKAGAMING]

The second boy had really good accent

[@VinayKumar-kl2eg]

You're doing great brothers! 👍 #LovefromIndia #GorkhaFromIndia

[@dhbroussard89]

Welcome to sunny England!!! you are going to love the weather...

[@TheSkippyboy]

Just stumbled upon this, from the USA, but this is seriously so amazing. Seems beneficial to everybody involved.

[@24282488david]

I worked with the Gurkhas when I was in the paras fantastic guys second to none ,but they are treated badly by our government,they would have more rights if they were illegal immigrants,time this anomaly was rectified !

[@truefan2123]

Your government doing good yo Anjem Chaudhary

[@elkhound1983]

they been serving in the british army since they defeated us a full british company with minimal losses truely frightning fighting force respect to every 1 of them they fought in so many battles and strike fear into any man stood in front of them .

[@amittamang2918]

If I failed to to become a singer then I will be there in gurkha army. I will be doing what my ancestors did

[@prazolbista]

It's not that easy you have to go through all the parameters mate Anyways good luck

[@amittamang2918]

Prazol Bista thanks bro

[@astrazenica7783]

AMIT Tamang good on you. Best of luck

[@amittamang2918]

Adam Smith thanks

[@arminius6506]

Brother... What's the point of fighting for Britishers.. My grandfather fought fur colonial masters in WW2 against Japanese but it isn't the matter of honour for us, it only remind me that we were occupied, looted and exploited by Britishers. I want to fight and die for my country but putting your life on risk for other countries makes no sense. Britishers will never fight for Nepal.

[@BlackBeardYoutube]

I remember when i was in catterick and i came across them at the naffy, they would shake my hand and call me sir regardless of my rank. love them and will always!

[@ninjaman2254]

Sikhs and Gurkhas are rated as the most relentless and fearless throughout history. God bless them 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@gazzaboo8461]

Excellent men! The pride of Nepal and a great credit to Britain. These Men train hard and long, they are humble, brave and loyal. We are blessed to have them with us!

[@prazolbista]

I am here to read these comments 👆👇

[@patrickkenyon2326]

Lot of angry morons out there. Not one of them could put down the Twinkies, crawl out of the basement, and do PT with these guys.

[@prazolbista]

They might be musy

[@nicholasdavies8795]

Respect guys and good luck to you all !

[@theoryglobe4486]

So much respect!

[@TageChe98]

A lot of respect for Gurkha’s always welcome here

[@anchit7251]

They have a regiment in the indian army as well!

[@mercedesbenz3751]

not A regiment... They have MANY Regiments here..

[@rosaliehagart1888]

Could watch these heroes all day

[@fintanrcp]

Legends, the lot of them

[@normansilver905]

Speaking of cold climates the Gurkha's come from a nation which is a high elevation and cold most of the year. The Gurkha's contribution to the UK is legendary too.

[@Anshuman566]

Such is their bravery that Forces from Round the world welcome them including Indian army

[@BedroomPanic]

These Gurkhas seem like incredible, brilliant men. They 100% deserve entry into the UK after their service is complete.

[@hackedaccountdonotmailhere3266]

Thank u britian

[@AndyPate72]

The finest soldiers the world has ever seen, the nicest people you could ever work with. I consider it an unparallelled honour to have met and worked with them. Any man prepared to die for us should never have to worry about being considered a citizen.

[@authenticmax6350]

I read all the doubtful comments on the comment section. I think it is better that the British give passports only to illegal immigrants. That way, the British won't have to pay for recruiting the Gurkhas because the British won't have to fly overseas to a war because the Brits will be busy having a war inside Britain itself. Its been more than 200 years the partnership and friendship between the Brits and the Gurkhas and in-between that countless number of wars and sacrifices and still, still there is discussion on whether to pay the Gurkhas as much as the other boys or whether to give them and their family the opportunity to live in the U.K... while the politicians and other groups bring in people who are totally into killing and bombing Britain and massacring sons and daughters of the U.K. What the fuck.

[@SamuelHarrison]

So much respect for these men