New Gurkha engineers find out which roles they'll serve in British Army

[@WozzaDekon]

Nothing but respect for the Gurkhas.

[@brainworm666]

How about the Jallianwala Bagh massacre?

[@personstandingup]

@@brainworm666 -1000 social credit

[@furiousscotsman2916]

So polite and humble and some of the best soldiers to walk this earth, so happy and proud to have them serving in our army, best of luck lads.

[@benjaminclarke9611]

As a native British person I'm extremely proud of the Gurkhas, I lived with some and they are exactly as people say, polite and honourable.

[@SteveBlues87]

Legends, every single one of them. No complaining, no whining, just get on with it and give 100% effort.

[@marcgardner868]

Best of luck to each and everyone of them.Glad to have them on our side.

[@hudson7354]

The english cowards have to buy soldiers from other countries

[@ReallyFarFarAway]

My God : these young men are so humble .. !!! ... and ... We all know that they are : * TOP NOTCH .. !!! * absolutely SECOND TO NONE .. !!!

[@MartinGoodwin-p3q]

There are amazing people and proud of having them in our UK army. What they go through gives me pride in them . Awesome people 👍😎

[@hithere3035]

We are lucky to have these guys. The fact they are willing to put their life on the line for a country they were not born in (maybe not all) is admirable. The fact they are such elite soldiers and take it so seriously too. Nothing but respect for the Gurkhas, a real asset to the British Army.

[@stever456]

I’ve seen the mountain they run up as part of the entry tests as it’s behind my Gurkha friends house in Pokhara. Terrifying 😂👍 complete nuts, the effort they put in to join is massive. All I had to do when I was 17 was a medical and to sign some paperwork 🙄 wish I had now 😣 I’ve seen them training in groups running through pollution in Kathmandu, they put so much effort in its unreal. And I only saw a little in passing let alone anything East Nepal. Thulo respect Gurkha ko laggi. Tell them all that and they will be happy👍🇳🇵🇬🇧

[@laniVargas-iy3lg]

Some British dnot want to joined in military ..why they are scared and coward to defence your country into Islamic terrorist and criminal…someday if your country faces in trouble …some of people joined in rallies and social media to defence the criminal and terrorist..look the Israeli citizen…male and female ..any religious they are in military to serve and protect the country..

[@alanmcmillan6969]

These people are not servants. The Gerkhas are a valuable part of the British army. A valuable resource.

[@Ef554rgcc]

Servants, resources... What's the difference?

[@scarymonsterrs]

​@@Ef554rgccHaving skills and determination vs. not, in this situation you would be a servant.

[@nathansmith7153]

@@Ef554rgcc Hater.

[@alanmcmillan6969]

@@Ef554rgcc people

[@PMiller-kt7jc]

They serve and are paid for by the tax payers, Hence servants to the people, The King is a servant to the Crown. You are confusing what servant means.

[@MrBadBean]

This will be very beneficial to these lads later on in life. God bless them.

[@charlie4739]

They will be Brilliant Soldiers , and serve with Honour and Pride. Thank you

[@ewanconnor1403]

I was in the Falklands war and honestly saw the intelligence and courage of these amazing men. We are so lucky to have the Gurkhas 😊

[@jasonbeadle5930]

Top quality these men.

[@ducatiboy6668]

Brilliant young men they always make fantastic soilders so happy they are with us.

[@donnicolls8257]

The process they have to go through to get recruited is tough enough. On top of that for some reason they are expected to achieve more than any others - and they do. I have nothing but admiration for them.

[@VK6AB-]

Great to see highly motivated young men keen to develop their abilities. A genuine credit to the men, their culture and the British Army.

[@jasonthewatchmansson8873]

Gurkhas are known throughout the world as the very best. Even if you don't get your preferred track, it's still a great honor to be a part of the Gurkhas.

[@allanxxxxxxxx]

Fantastic Set of people

[@NathanMoses99]

I am a Tamil from Sri lanka but I am soo proud of my asian Nepalese brothers, The Tigers had to face them in battle and our people have showed mutual respect 🙏🏽 for our Asian Brothers and they Show respect for us.

[@DRUMNERD]

Most of our in country population would do well to adopt some of the Gurkha mentality and pride. These are the finest of the fine, absolute respect for them all.

[@heatpump8566]

It would be nice to see a follow up in a year on how they are getting on with their new regiment etc. well done chaps

[@stuartburns8657]

Proud of all of you. We as British are honoured you choose to serve with and along side us 👏

[@BinnyBongBaron_AoE]

Good luck, lads.

[@RhydenMorris]

Served with a few when i served in the Welsh guards they were and are dedicated to serving great people

[@songsmith31a]

Their courage and commitment in overcoming so many challenges is worthy of the highest admiration. They are a credit to themselves and their country and we are lucky to see them in the British Army.

[@craww1990]

Imagine they did this at school, like found out what aptitude you have for stuff

[@peregrinepete]

Big respect to these guys 🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@creatura_orbis_centuria]

Hardworking, focused, determined and full of dreams and they know where they come from. Salute to this Gurkha Men.

[@charlieyerrell9146]

This is right men. Learn a trade and when you leave the army you will be able to get a good job. Well done men.

[@UKsoldier45]

Wonderful young soldiers. God bless you all. Thank you for your loyal service, now and in the future,,

[@canuck52]

Hard not to be impressed by these young men. Keen, fit, polite and humble.

[@KarmaFlight]

Any man who becomes a Gurkha is already a winner! Congratulations

[@philippabaker1078]

Gentlemen every one of them.

[@dancoy09]

Father was in the uk army he would always tell me tales about how badass the gerkhas are ❤ much love and respect to you all

[@BelloBudo007]

They're such a cheerful bunch. Cop bad news with a smile and 'thinking of the team' attitude. Wonderful!

[@daveb6470]

Excellent.Good luck guys and thank you.

[@simonchan5303]

Best wishes to their new venture. ❤

[@DrawnInk1]

Top unit. Glad they want to be part of the British Army.

[@petersmith9470]

It's a honour to be a member, for their families and country. It's a honour to have them in the British army, gentle and polite but warriors when it hits the fan.

[@dass6061]

Powerful people are always humble 🙏

[@harrywebsters2318]

One of the best parts of the Army.

[@kapendakasenzi1860]

These guy's are jst awesome, Britain is still strong, their training is unique with their knives

[@Shiva_adhikari]

Jai Maa Kali Aayo Gorkhali ❤ Love From India (Assam)

[@davidharris4062]

Much respect for these young men

[@bajamedic]

Outstanding, Gurkhas are bad asses!

[@MichaelCharlesworth-x9j]

Great respected people

[@erwinsegers3696]

respect for the Gurkhas

[@Andyb2379]

Thank you 🙏

[@jessejames5375]

Fantastic young men

[@union310]

Proud of all of you Gentleman

[@nealewhite2347]

Respect

[@Reviews_Fight]

One of Great soldier in the world.. I like so much this chanel

[@indoman1059]

Long live my Nepali brothers 🎉 good luck from Chennai 😊

[@Lee0568]

Gurkhas are some of the BEST soldiers the British Army have

[@hudson7354]

The ONLY soldiers you mean

[@gw2891]

@@hudson7354you’ve clearly never served then

[@MrElliotc02]

They're so young...may God protect them.

[@whoflungdung1046]

I loved Meccano as a kid, I knew I should have joined these

[@echohunter4199]

Retired American US Army Infantryman here, we hold the Gurkhas in very high regard. And overall, their race as a whole is amazing.

[@arthurwatts1680]

I guess it's very different now, but when I served in RAEME here in Oz back in the 1980s and early 90s, our Corps was responsible for the majority of technical trades. I get that a Gurkha regiment needs to be self-sufficient but I assume that trade training for these young soldiers will take place at REME units - at the end of the day, they are soldiers first and tradesmen second. Kudos to the British Armed Forces for realizing what a magnificent resource they had in the Gurkha Regiment.

[@glynluff2595]

If they want to be engineering craftsmen they will get it! They are good people!

[@maxsoon1097]

Gurkhas that didn't get into the field should not lose heart. There are other units that he will do better and gives his best. Ayo Gurkhali. You can do it.

[@simonharrison1874]

Focused, competent, determined. Very impressive. Well done all!

[@stuyrides5144]

See, good parenting and a little discipline create real decent human beings. Did my generation the world of good. These are fine young individuals. Making a difference.

[@weeddegree]

Stay safe lads

[@perryedwards4746]

Good luck fella's

[@hudson7354]

Be quiet you

[@allanspeed5782]

I'm biased, there is no more worthy discipline to pursue than engineering. Engineers make things happen in all facets of life.

[@gutz323]

Polite, well manerred gentlemen in peace-time. Stone cold killerrs in combat. If you are an enemy insurgent, and you know the British Royal Gerkhas are on your case, you best run, because surrendering is not an option. Whenever British Special Forces need some infantry on a mission, the B-R-G are the no.1 choice. These brave men deserve far more from the British Government when they retire than what they get currently. Most have a full, long army career, but they dont get equal pensions, compared to British born career soldiers. It is discusting how they are treated.

[@Ciarananthonymitchell844]

good video

[@RoyalEngineersVeteran]

UBIQUE BROTHERS QUO FAS ET GLORIA DUCUNT Welcome to the Family fellow Sappers

[@pashpatitimsina]

Hey, that's my Gorkhali brothers!!

[@CeeGhst]

Brave 🤞🏻

[@neilcombrink5231]

I never want to be on the wrong side of these guys never

[@brianmurray6615]

Best of the best

[@darthkillhoon]

In the American Army I was a Heavy Equipment Operator Engineer. Interesting how the Brits choose their Engineers

[@VinethKawmudu]

🔥

[@alskjlskaj]

Now this is a 'special relationship'.

[@WhoThisMonkey]

Remember lads, parachutes will be supplied before any plane jumping is required of you.

[@randhirsingh-fw4nq]

Love you gorkha

[@PeterJPickles]

How can you not love the Gurkha, suppose it helps when they fight with and not against you :)

[@scottjoseph9821]

They make brillant soldiers. They pay a vital part in the british army .upmost respect. They are very proud good people a 110 respect 🙏 to these guys

[@andytraill]

Unreal level people.

[@HerculesCDN]

Sappers lead the way...

[@allybally0021]

Good soldiers.....sapper training is a good opportunity for them.

[@MalcolmXpat]

But not a single one of the will be able to have their wife's and children accompany them to the UK under the new governments minimum salary threshold.

[@dildobaggins8987]

Disgusting isn’t it. Some of the best men to represent a country and they get beaten out by anybody that jumps on a dingy

[@notmenotme614]

That Staffy has a way with words… “It would be really really nice if we out you in non technical trades. Your character and potential we see in non technical trades “ it was a good joke that the kid who can hardly speak gets sent to comms. He can’t even say “communications”

[@yarrsea]

Things must of changed. I became a refrigeration and air conditioning fitter through a clerical error at REMR.

[@sleepyninj66]

not alot of people know this but there are so many Aryna faced in Nepal but the only people that get selected to the Gurkhas are the monogloid looking.Its facts there's some corruption going on in Nepal about this

[@TheCerebralDude]

I don’t know why America hasn’t started recruiting Gurkhas. The Marines would love them

[@JASSAJATT]

Per agreement, gurkhas can only serve with the british and indian forces

[@brainworm666]

Because there's no history between the United States and the Indian and Nepalese Gurkhas... and with Gurkhas, they are very set in tradition.

[@birgorkhali2387]

💪💪💪💪💪👍

[@KosherFinance]

Expendables servants of the Empire

[@kayflip2233]

Nah, employees. They get paid, health insurance, pension. Much better than what they will get in Nepal.

[@KosherFinance]

Omg so dark. Explorables

[@regarded9702]

Seem like nice blokes

[@mufuliramark]

They look so chuffed with themselves and so they should be, I just feel sorry that they are so far from home and their families.

[@autoclearanceuk7191]

They seem very young.

[@arunjosep1410]

Brutal mercenaries.

[@sagarbhujel882]

💖💖❤️❤️💕💕💘💘💝💝💞💞💓💓💗💗

[@jessicaregina1956]

Engineer finding out what role: engineering role. Surprised Pikachu face😂😂😂😂

[@ImpartiallySpeaking]

Bravest of the very brave. They deserve no less than full citizenship and full pension rights

[@okbutthenagain.9402]

Interesting fact. The Gurkha's are even in the Russian private military companies. Go figure.

[@ultrasonicradiation]

Hopefully some day, they will come home to Nepal and create a mighty army for themselves

[@liamaddis3075]

They only except the very very best.