Rapid Response: Defending Against A Desert Attack | Forces TV

[@kierenoxley1579]

4:39 walking past the boss with hands in pockets! Very brave...

[@para7843]

kieren oxley seen that they are kingos after all

[@RokeJulianLockhart.s13ouq]

4:35, rather.

[@abeldiaz4257]

2:55 yell charge stab take a knee 😂💯

[@archie3527]

Can’t wait to do stuff like this

[@jamescartwright1372]

Same.

[@jamiespeirs9933]

piper. MILK same mate won’t be too long for me a hope

[@assassin10ism]

Same, just got through the medical questionnaire and my application is under review. Waiting to see if I get a face to face interview now

[@jamiespeirs9933]

assassin10ism won’t be too long for an interview

[@24719083060667]

timetowaste Area cleaning lol ! Hurry up and wait Lmfao ! However we were all exactly the same as these Guys ... Good to see young ones still are keen to keep up the fight ! Good on em !

[@Twirlyhead]

0:53 - NO. 12:41 - better.

[@PowermadNavigator]

2:55 ... that is why staying in cover is a good idea. Some hits right into them and over the cover...

[@syedadeelhussain2691]

desert warfare is the most difficult as they are no optimal defenses available, such as natural barriers or hideouts, which a land-based army can use to play hide and seek, make pincer moves, camouflage and protect their trenches, defend their armored and mechanized (motorized) assets from the air and artillery bombardment, save infantrymen aka foot soldiers and logistic positions! Iraq lost both Gulf war 1 and 2 because their armies were left completely exposed in the desert against many superior forces. I think military science experts should address as to how land-based armed forces can cover their Flanks in context of desert warfare.

[@james9311]

Infantry used to digging in making their own cover

[@jackwalker9492]

LOL, I thought it was the easiest. Jungle, by far the hardest. Arctic, you have to give up a lot of tactical habits for sustainability. Desert, by far the easiest in my opinion. I have the impression you were never a soldier?

[@SarahJonestoo]

Shamal Storm 2016? 0.12 onwards

[@jimmymsmizo5741]

Awesome video👍👍👍👍....God Bless You all🙏....

[@para7843]

Professional British soldiers the best in the world without a dought. Now we don't like giving it lip service we just get on with it and get it done in an aggressive manner.

[@xaviertsouroulla2269]

Carl Seddon do u think we have enough of them tho

[@para7843]

No mate we don't, typical government to cut the forces they have done for years whatever party is in power. If we get below 70k in the British army we might end up being a defence force. We should have around 150k in the British army that's not including reservists.

[@ravenmoore8432]

Carl Seddon just like Canada ahahah

[@mbukukanyau]

Carl Seddon How about US army?

[@davenolan3082]

Believe me fellow, Argentina weren't expecting our finest to turn up Proud Rip lost but never forgot

[@J-678hdj]

2:03 I always thought you were surpossed to throw it like a cricket ball

[@curtiscarpenter9881]

Understanding long term what the results are going to be if the same results can be achieved, that is what counts.

[@pandazelite5063]

I can't wait 10 or so years to do this

[@clydeceniza2521]

Pandaz Elite You are 10 years old? God i feel so old

[@cookingwithcallum1904]

+ - 2 years

[@pandazelite5063]

Clyde Ceniza 13

[@SerTempleton]

He intends to join after uni as an officer

[@PaddyInf]

@James Estelle Flashbacks of resembling Brownings with a stop watch and checking rifle actions with live rounds in NI. Anyone who gas seen the training vid will know what I'm talking about.

[@Toby-rm2xf]

Some of these clips are very old

[@wordherb1128]

The grenade he threw at 2:04 almost rolled back on him

[@Twirlyhead]

Not text book was it. Overarm bowl every time - ensures elevation and forward spin.

[@connorkitchen7156]

@@Twirlyhead Don't know anyone who has lobbed one like that

[@Twirlyhead]

@@connorkitchen7156 Standard British army method. Also ensures you clear any obstacles immediately in front of you and is by far the best way to throw from a prone position too.

[@connorkitchen7156]

@@Twirlyhead nope

[@Twirlyhead]

@@connorkitchen7156 Yes it is.

[@richardgoode5314]

Operate as a best.

[@jacknicholls9679]

Didn’t see any virtus here

[@JosephStealin]

“No you shouldn’t read anything in to it” Yes of course

[@kitrose1001]

Fun

[@Otter-Destruction]

Are those ribbons on their helmets effective forms of camo? I've seen the IDF use full on "bags" but the British use ribbons whats the difference?

[@jfndfiunskj5299]

They break up visual cues and make it look more noisy.

[@para7843]

K M breaks up there siloette part of cam and con.

[@nobbytang]

Better train for Blackburn , Bradford , Bolton and Preston then !!

[@ernestrood3853]

Soldier at 8.00 is a Tankie!

[@tomcrell]

i hope they keep the shells for recycle

[@barrancogeorge9565]

The only good part of the video are the dog's!!!!

[@abdulkadirhassan5207]

Egypt uk as

[@shazadali1492]

These senior solders they look sensible .. With patience an wisdom may they tackle their situations Be not of those whom before lost their insanity an their souls Their are lesson for us both Have a great judgement between frustrated an dangerous For their lives are on the line May safety be with these solders

[@adamatch9624]

I appreciated he armed forces but just send the RM in

[@mcsammy9980]

0:33 look at that sexy jaw line

[@couldbeanybody2508]

Ok sammy

[@paggerd3210]

Love my country! But I am sick of our boy's being forced to protect the banking interests not it's people! Cue the attacks of the zombie's!3 2 1....

[@Spaceman9090]

If you loved "our boy's" you would not be moaning about a completely unrelated issue on a military video.

[@leedavis5231]

1600 is about the size of a russian platoon

[@MrLongbow1415]

Yes, but these are British. Vastly superior to all other forces on the planet. Ta.

[@davidhouseman4328]

The useful, professional bit of the Russia army is only about twice our size.

[@Spaceman9090]

A Russian platoon is almost the same size as most NATO military platoons.

[@para7843]

Haha yeah your right there mucker and a yank section

[@para7843]

Haha

[@winstonchurchill237]

Why are we still using bayonets in 2018?

[@waveletsjoshua]

Ben Chapman for close quarters combat

or, most recently, in Afghan.

[@hiddenknowledge2012]

Bayonets will never be obsolete.

[@ewaldseiland8558]

Because you can stab stuff with them

[@maxedgerton2374]

There is also a massive psychological factor in watching the enemy closing in, red faced and furious, wanting nothing more than to implale you on 13 long inches of British sharp steel. You can Google about a story with recent relevance, a Scottish regiment were struck by an IED and there armoured foxhound was disabled. They had run out of ammunition so the order to fix bayonets was given. They charged towards the drainage ditch that the Taliban were hiding in and fought close quarters and didn't lose a single soldier. Plus we can all agree they look really fucking cool?

[@para7843]

Skills and drills lads wary as fuck live firing happy days.

[@susansibborn5391]

And we know what the next job their been sent on . you need a clue no problem. IRAN.

[@moneymandan6217]

More gays needed in the army ,have you seen the way you guys dress!! PRIDE