Soldiers To Be 1999

In 1999 I appeared in the BBC documentary series SOLDIERS TO BE. The program takes place in two locations Infantry Training Centre Catterick (ITC Catterick) following the phase two Combat infantrymen Course and Royal Logistics Corps (RLC )Training Regiment and Depot Deepcut, Where teaching phase two Army Recruits some very Basic Survival Training as part of team building exercise.
As an Army combat Survival instructor, I did courses in both the UK and Australia in addition to training in places like US, Central America and Russian & Siberia.
I left the British Army in 2002 and now make my living Consulting and Training on Safety & Security matters where I have worked in such diverse places like Japan, Vietnam, Myanmar, Papua New Guinea, Kuwait, Egypt, Jordan, and Iraq.
Survival Training reduces the fear of the unknown and gives you self-confidence, it teaches you to live by your wits.

[@tomnicholson8713]

I served with Sgt Levesly. What a privilege and what an immaculate man. People like him are the back bone of the Army.

[@FixxerAce]

So much respect for the fella who lost his mum, so incredibly strong - anyone know what he did with his career? What an absolute asset to the forces and the UK.

[@Matt-go7ss]

Went on to be a Sgt and left the army after 14 years 2013. Now works in the transport industry

[@PrivateMinus90FTW]

@@Matt-go7ss Great to hear he did well. Hope he's still all good on civvy street

[@liverpoolscottish6430]

Peter Elliot- Top lad. He's got 'it.' Snapped bayonet- all out aggression- most excellent. His commitment does him great credit.

[@angelicupstart1977]

Elliot is a good lad, hope he had a full and complete career.

[@dexus8762]

He did. He left are 24 years as a Lance corporal working down the QMs

[@ryanmoore3374]

@@dexus8762 lmao

[@householdharcleys5115]

Good lad Peter did 22 years left as a Plt Sgt

[@hazelscarlett7299]

I joined the army because of this programme. ❤️

[@rangoeatmangomangoeatrango2402]

My dad is some on in that capled shane neblett

[@mcrorie2021963]

My training sergeant in 98 was Sergeant Payne. We knew immediately we were in the shit!

[@supercarpaul_cs8147]

Alright there mate I had the same seargent as well have you got the platoon photos?

[@supercarpaul_cs8147]

You on Facebook mate

[@bryanmckenna1982]

I was in this series as an Irish Guards recruit. This brings back some great memories. Some great lads on this.

[@bluepillreproductions5781]

alright bri lad fordy here uppa Micks QS

[@goblinmodeband]

@@bluepillreproductions5781 yesss guy here

[@goblinmodeband]

McKennnnna my gas gas gas buddy

[@PrivateMinus90FTW]

You know it's going to be a shit inspection when the CO of the platoon is getting a bollocking in the first minute

[@tomandsamuel]

Can’t work out if he was having a laugh with him. The Platoon commander had a bit of a smirk when he was telling him about his dress and car

[@meme4one]

@@tomandsamuel They are all old boys club members. He will be told to sort it out but won't be getting thrashed over it. It is embarrassing though and reflects on him poorly.

[@Highland_Moo]

Hearing the bagpipes at the start of the guards bit……I grew up with that bloody noise 24/7. I’m from the Scottish highlands and my brother was a champion Piper and when he was learning as a kid it sounded like an injured goose being stomped on by a troop of Irish dancers.

[@thomasarmour1938]

20 years ago I done my basic training at ATR pirbright , how time flies , I wonder how many of them are still in the army

[@allthekingshorses7178]

From what I heard Elliott (the lad who lost his mum) spent 14 years in the Army, getting as far as Sgt.

[@SuperSuperswan]

I was in Welsh Guards from 1974, I`m amazed they dont do bed blocks, tv`s by their beds!!! Wonder if they still do the sand hill.

[@sonofapathy1321]

Thank you for posting this, i've been trying to track it down for years! Even rang the BBC only to be told that there was no chance of a dvd release due to a rights issue. I watched it when it first came out and it motivated me to actually get off my ar*se and sign up. Would love to find the rest.

[@dougieadams3819]

Me to, I have been looking for years, I have it on vhs somewhere. Reason I joined

[@bluetownbarry]

Dougie Adams I’ve just uploaded another episode kzbin.info/www/bejne/kHLFp4GDarRsebc

[@GarethT902]

I remember this coming out my Old man said 'you can do that' it motivated me to join I joined in 1999 and left in 2012.

[@msarron30]

I was on it!

[@hazelscarlett7299]

I joined up to because of this! Crazy how time had flown!

[@SuperSuperswan]

The girls jaunt in the woods looked more like camping in the scouts, also talked to and treated completely differently than the Guards.

[@meme4one]

This is why it was never going to be a huge success getting females into the infantry. They can be soldiers, no doubt but rarely can they be infantry There is a difference and it matters.

[@brookedagger8306]

i love the difference in the nco's in the infantry compared to trade soldiers

[@TheLifeOfDan1]

Brooke Dagger what is the difference?

[@keithpringle3940]

Reuben Paul is a pioneer, an infantry soldier of the rlc.

[@PrivateMinus90FTW]

"they haven't eaten in 10 hours"....fuck me, did they make it home safe?

[@frankspig]

Classic !!!

[@kevinadamson7571]

Did the bayonet assault course at pirbright in 1986 and can honestly say it was the most knackered ive ever been. Literally crawled off. One lad went berserk and nearly bayoned one of the instructors.

[@jimstewart2192]

Mate that was Fkn painful to watch overall.... Is that what we are producing? Get me the fk out of retirement

[@kevinadamson7571]

@@jimstewart2192 too right mate.

[@kevinadamson7571]

@Atomic Nugs yeah its mental.

[@Sidney1WG]

@@jimstewart2192 Imagine training with a bunch of fucking giggling little slappers?

[@WILDDAGGERTV]

I was in deepcut.. crazy seeing this and the old staff I left in 1998 to join 43 sqm in Germany... gotta say was glad to get out of deepcut .

[@neilkeepingitreal]

I passed out of pirbright on the 25.10.96 and lasted 6 years in the r.l.c seeing these films brings it all back it was a good time to join up...Not sure if I'd want to be part of it now though as things have changed alot

[@simmy6857]

Lt Chris Sargent going through Sandhurst confusing everyone and shit. "Oi 2nd Lieutenant Sergeant!"

[@keithpringle3940]

His name is Sir when being spoken too by an NCO or Mr Sargent when being spoken about by one, nobody would refer to the plummy Rupert as "oi 2nd Lt sergeant"!!

[@nonamegiven2024]

nice to see the plt com managed to drag out his No2s second time round

[@grahamcraig1980]

Magic! Brought back some great memories that did, I watched that programme as a 19 year old and then enlisted.

[@allthekingshorses7178]

Can only seem to get a few episodes, this one and the 1st and 3rd from the first series

[@FactaNonVerba744]

Be good to see more..has started basic when this first aired.

[@78thomo]

Peter elliot, Chris chalmers, David chambers etc, but so sad after seeing Anthony wakefield who passed serving his country in 2004 Rip wakey!!

[@johnsmiths4074]

F### s#### here here

[@Ghost_Airsoft]

I was part of the pirbright training. I was with the Irish guards. I got medically discharged. Then later joined royal signals to serve 6years. I am Ashley Dobbs

[@78thomo]

Ashley Taylor my name is Andy Thomson, i went on to join the scots guards my reg num started 2509☆☆☆☆

[@shotbyapistolslug404]

Not only did wakey. my first shellscrape buddy on our first exercise. Gave his life for his country. He joined to fight for his country. Before he shipped out to iraq. He dived in a freezing cold river Tyne on a night out and saved someone who'd fell in and was drowning. Fucking hero. My name's guy btw.

[@78thomo]

@@shotbyapistolslug404 I remember that as he ended up on the this morning show as a police helicopter pushed him and the guy he saved with down force of the roters. What a legend!

[@charliepeters755]

"You are incorrectly dressed and your car is in the wrong position"

[@jaseeejit6726]

Rupert

[@MrWalker240]

Would love to see the one they did at pirbright although I wasn't in it id already past out in 98 but knew a few of them

[@bluetownbarry]

Ian Walker I don’t know if it’s the same but I’ve just uploaded an episode that was filmed at Pirbright kzbin.info/www/bejne/kHLFp4GDarRsebc

[@GLYDR]

25:00 I can just imagine the confusion caused by Lieutenant Sargent's last name.

[@vrsmark]

Had a mate in the Army who was Cpl Mauger,pronounced "Major" haha He never made it to Sgt,imagine that on the drill square haha

[@keithpringle3940]

Why? Your ranks not written on your chest, it's clearly demonstrated by your rank slides! In Lt Sargent's case, it will be 2 pips, his name is irrelevant to you as a scrote, his name to you is Sir!

[@GLYDR]

@@keithpringle3940 Imagine a company CO calls out to him, can any Seargants in earshot be certain that they weren't also being called out to.

[@keithpringle3940]

@@GLYDR He will then be called 'Mr' Sargent by the company oc because he's of subordinate rank to himself.

[@GLYDR]

@@keithpringle3940 Ok thanks, you've got to admit it's an amusing name though, bit like Major Major

[@colincrooks6121]

i enlisted into the RLC in December 1998 in Liverpool did my basic training pirbright in January 1999 the plattoon was in was Grapple.

[@78thomo]

Colin Crooks i was also grapple platoon, i think the platoon bloke was seargent bywaters.

[@78thomo]

Colin Crooks were you a pioneer?

[@colincrooks6121]

Yes i was a pioneer.

[@colincrooks6121]

It Sargeant Malloy Sargeant Bywaters was lance sareant.

[@78thomo]

Colin Crooks sgt malloy was irish and Rlc. Many of good memories, i also remember cpl mcgregor who was a tit.

[@Whoibe247]

RLC are acting like cadets compared to the guards

[@empire-classfirenationbatt2691]

Well the guards are definitely more serious about their soldiering. They'll be the ones guarding the palace as well as being on the frontline. The RLC will mostly be behind or in large convoys I reckon. Still no excuse though. Those girls left a lot to be desired.

[@Cous1nJack]

I thought they were at the start, the mixed rig, untucked shower of shit.

[@trident1314]

@@empire-classfirenationbatt2691 more serious about the depot bullshit!

[@jc-xb8ve]

Ur hard

[@alisonhilll4317]

I was thinking the same thing , its just like army cadets . But every army realise on their logistics.But if their bayonets are so crap god help them lol 😂

[@MrWalker240]

Great seeing you again Ruben if its on video seeing some old mates on here hahahah great days

[@biddyboy1570]

To think, this was nearly me but then I joined the RAF. What a lucky escape.

[@williamhowes9293]

Remf

[@JuliusDecimusMeridius]

I’d love to know how all the recruits have got on after all this time.

[@RR-pv4dh]

The platoon with them 2 girls must be early stages man, no discipline what so ever

[@johnsabini2330]

Went from a Junior Leaders Regiment (AAJLR) 1964-Dec 1965 to RGJ Depot Jan 1965 big surprise treated like a grown up, all the training NCOs where from Green Jacket battalions so you picked up the ethos of regiment from them which seems to be missing from what I am seeing on this video.

[@colincrooks6121]

I remember Cpl Macgrear an Cpl Macbride.

[@rgmotors4485]

I Remember them too

[@jimjames9859]

can we have some more episodes of this please

[@reubenchannel4259]

Sorry only one I have all the BBC gave me Stay Safe Reuben

[@bluetownbarry]

Reuben channel I’ve just uploaded an episode kzbin.info/www/bejne/kHLFp4GDarRsebc

[@VaucluseVanguard]

What I like about this is Billy Bragg. Billy and I would not see eye-to-eye on much politically. Billy is a socialist who believes in the basic goodness and decency of the British - and especially English white working class; my class. What Billy is acknowledging here is that people from the most disadvantaged background, through military service, can become the very best of our citizens. Others who know me have to decide if it's correct, but I think it did it for me.

[@bigjohn697791]

May 1999 to August 1999 Phase 1, Pirbright R.A.

[@timphillips2902]

I passed out 19 August 1999, Morley Troop haha

[@bigjohn697791]

@@timphillips2902 Woods troop Friday the 13th too! lol..

[@billathighwoods4289]

No doubt a difference between the Guards Depot at Caterham and then. Pirbright! Were these children tucked in at lights out? What happens now, 25 years later? Oh, Gawd!

[@bencruzar7135]

Jack's look after the all, it appears they look after number one because they aren't looking after the number 2s. But their still team players just of a better mindset. Often times.

[@78thomo]

fantastic i was in the one at pirbright!!!

[@acetop666]

The chicken part brought back a few memories of escape & evasion Except we cooked the chicken/rabbits covered in clay (after gutting them) in a fire

[@bubbahubba7238]

Those children looked pretty pathetic. They seemed to be taking the whole experience no more seriously than a group of Boy Scouts. And their leaders were too lenient.

[@supercarpaul_cs8147]

Anyone pass out in 98 at bassingbourne under Sgt Payne?

[@reccerat4446]

Joined in 83 I’m sorry but some of this is playing at soldiers, the rooms were minging, some of the females just playing. Understand times change and philosophy with it but feck me there were some right states in this. The guy who lost his mum cracked it.

[@steveforster9764]

Para Depot 1980 this looks like a Boy Scouts Jamboree compared

[@richardmccowat8233]

It's the new British army training, I joined in 1970 totally different did your basic training at your corps training regiment, which was 1 trading regiment RE, Your accommodation were called spiders wooden huts which were joined together, it was hard but fair was back parties as I wasn't fit enough after that you did your trade training which in my case was Deepcut as I was doing clerical training, It was RAOC then and there was a WRAC block there used t go out at night to frimley green to the pub at night no guard duty then just did only did guard duty at our corps trading regiment, Armed with pick shafts I hasten to add and that was during active service in Ireland SLRs then deepcut was brilliant then, Then there was actual instructors not always military either jthenit was back to your training regiment for postingl

[@user-mz3sj7do4b]

I remember Cove !

[@chrisyounger6910]

can anyone point me to the ones before this please ie Winchester I was a training screw and have been searching for them for years ?

[@maceyrickard6836]

IS THIS SECOND PHASE I THOUGHT THE GUARDS LOGGYS REME ARTILLIERY WENT TO PIRBRIGHT?

[@stewartwilson5518]

One of our platoon couldn’t handle the training so he decided to join the wooden tops

[@Surfinbadger]

Spotted myself at the start of the video 😂 Such a shame they focused so heavily on the females, didn’t do the RLC’s reputation many favours. Still great exercise, and remember Sgt Reuban, learned so much from him.

[@richardbrennan8271]

The state of their rooms for the Coy Cdr's inspection was unbelievable. Inflatable sofa, TV, posters onthe walls and beds half made or unmade. WTF....? What happened to bed blocks, etc? Rather mild 'bollockings' being dished out and still a bit of non-PC language from the instructors (hopefully it was only toned down for the cameras). If this was the state of things 20 years ago, I dread to think what training is like now.

[@Satire-yj9jq]

IKR?!

[@dr.wisdom7917]

Boys, these recruits got it too easy

[@jurgen6768]

The training I endured in the depot at sunny Pirbright was ......well not as nice as this lol. Sandhill , four sisters oh the fucking joy .........

[@Mjk10957]

Did he get 50 pound for snapping that bayonet lol

[@jennygore9833]

Oh hello Rupert say hi to tarquin

[@MajorTom6]

The split arses out camping....hahaha

[@karlmarx9413]

rct

[@that0negrinder.157]

Your disgusting

[@user-et8sl8nz7m]

I joined Sept 1999 and these are getting left off very lightly Ffs I now work Door in Darlington and these , entitled brothers and sisters dont know what they are doing

[@derekthompson9317]

Anymore episode

[@ThomVIA]

OK Sgt!!! Good video!

[@DAGO58]

Where are all the Fijians?

[@cambs0181]

Be another five years.

[@diabeetus5052]

Still waiting on the banana boat

[@derekthompson9317]

do you have anymore

[@bobsmith-jb5ni]

I wonder how Peter Elliot done in the Scots Guards.

[@householdharcleys5115]

He did well great lad Peter went on to become a Plt Sgt top lad

[@paulgrahamedwardspencer8137]

Billy Bragg doing the voice over

[@logan-kf6nl]

the best beasting i had is when we was told not to go shop i went anyway when i got back my whole platoon was in the press up position then they got me to stand in front and tell the platoon UP DOWN UP DOWN 25X While it was my fault haha.

[@KeggerR54]

Stfu all of you, everyone made mistakes you laughed about it a week later.

[@shotbyapistolslug404]

Wow. Logan. The beast beastings are the ones you remember as the best because they taught you the most. And the rest of the platoon wouldn't have bullied him. They would make sure he doesn't do it again. I imagine Logan didn't get out after a week.

[@cambs0181]

I would of taken a shit in ya bergan!!

[@jacobkeppler1984]

The guards 💂🇬🇧🍀🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

[@user-et8sl8nz7m]

IN TWIST TURN PROPERLY BAYONET TRAINING

[@jacobkeppler1984]

The guards at Catterick

[@christopherhinton6456]

swearing is not in the army manuel.

[@Ste2023]

Deepcut barracks

[@Satire-yj9jq]

7:36-7:49 THIS IS SUPPOSED TO TRAIN GUARDSMEN TO RELEASE AGGRESSION?! YEAH RIGHT!!!!!!!11111111

[@MangoLemonaideFresh]

@Satire4977273 clearly you’ve never been in the Army

[@kevinadamson7571]

A big change from Pirbright in 1986 when I was there, fucking holiday camp now .

[@householdharcleys5115]

@@kevinadamson7571 fucking grow up

[@keithpringle3940]

@@kevinadamson7571 It was much harder in 97! It was cold as feck early winter 97 and I'm from the north of Scotland! Plus I think the raindrops were bigger than in the 80s and dropped more frequently! My l85a1 was heavier than your SLR and impossible to get 5 rounds down before the inevitable stoppage so I had to be more efficient with my skill at arms and my marksmanship principles had to be bang on because of the pishy rounds we had to fire!!

[@cambs0181]

The army have woken up from their makeshift shelters to look for worms and hunt rabbits for nourishment. Meanwhile over at the holiday Inn the RAF dispute watching the movie that has come up on the bill😄 (ex RAF)

[@biddyboy1570]

I was in the RAF and went on a survival exercise with the Royal Marines. Dinner was a rabbit which we had to skin and cook. I did mine and it was minging. I ate some to show willing, then reached in my pocket for the rations I'd brought with me. Well no one had said we couldn't.

[@chucky2316]

I always regret not joining up with the RAF, I am passed all the paperwork side of things and the medical I always regret not seeing it through. I always remember the recruitment office the RAF man grabbbed me first lol. Then one lad who was there wanted to be in the milatry police and the recruitment team of all the forces were ripping it out of him lmao 😂

[@rangoeatmangomangoeatrango2402]

My dad is lcpl shane neblett im also shane

[@DaveGrunn-yp8ze]

The female recruits don't sound very soldierly.

[@Jeffybonbon]

Sam Brown is shirt sleeve order can only be the Guards

[@fluffygutts2240]

These girl's really let the side down, come on lasses!

[@chucky2316]

Surprised the lads never pumped them

[@DavidBonnie]

The blanket stackers exercise was just like a cub scout weekend jolly. I never knew such training took place. The Guards even were allowed pin ups on the walls and their own duvets etc ha ha ha quite shocking really when compared to the 70's. Why did the training change? Does it make better soldiers, cos that's all that matters in the final analysis. The girls . . . .perfect training for them and the vegitarian will get binned no doubt!

[@Philo68]

Those girls still needed a wash and shave! Grungy buggers.

[@Sidney1WG]

Girls treat training like it's some kind of joke!

[@johnallen7807]

Wow! a 3 day survival course in Hampshire in summer, how did they survive? It must have been all that "equality & diversity" training lol.

[@eldubs]

single rooms? T.V'S??? luxury lol

[@liverpoolscottish6430]

inflatable chair, posters, girlie pictures on the block walls- catering for Generation Numpty- soft as marshmallow most of these characters. The BA has watered down it's standards and discipline to cater for these people. There is a fundamental lack of core self-discipline apparent amongst these recruits. Many of these characters wouldn't have survived 1980's recruit training. If you watch the BBC series made in 1982, 'The Para's,' there is a definite difference in maturity, with the 80's lads being far more mature and of higher calibre.

[@jimstewart2192]

RLC with a para beret and wearing skill at arms badge and wings... That guys wasted he should be in infantry lines leading from the front 😂

[@keithpringle3940]

He's/was pioneer corps, so he was infantry trained!

[@diabeetus5052]

@@keithpringle3940 screaming hat

[@jordanjolley]

This is the real army none of this pink and fluffy shit

[@rgmotors4485]

23

[@reubenchannel4259]

Once a Warrior King

[@chrismaloney5213]

Girls on a jolly..wtf

[@simonsignolet5632]

1:26 - "No shaving kit" - and that was a WRAC (or equivalent) speaking! They also want to carry too much nonsense kit into the field. 2:26 - Forgotten waterbottles?! Punish them AGAIN for every idiot who's NOT got a properly filled waterbottle, too!!! 3:38 - Who'd follow that plum accented rupert?! 7:38 - In preparation for handbags at 5 paces - this is very "girlie aggression"... (Was anyone else giggling at this?) 11:10 - What a camp camp major?! Bet he got a taste for it at Eton... 11:48 - Crows allowed to have their own chairs in the billet? And pictures on the walls?! 12:55 - The crow can't read?! They seemed to have lowered the bar of acceptance for even guards to almost on the floor. Hope he knows enough to put a "U" in "guards" - otherwise they'll have him on showclean for every day of his life... 14:25 - The list of faults are incredible if these blokes aren't in the first week or two (top whack) of basic training. 17:46 - The camp rupert evidently doesn't think much of Liverpool! But was WELL into the kinky bed gear, the dirty old sot! Bet he was mates with Sir Jimmy S... 22:39 - "You've got to look for the bum hole": are you teaching the lads royal maureen techniques, how to get by without the girls? ;-) 24:57 - The plummy rupert wouldn't be able to cut it as a sergeant, despite his name. Can't even use cam cream properly. And this bloke's in charge of training recruits?! FAIL. What the happy campers were doing, my mates and I were doing when we were at school! I've not seen anything at guards depot that looked worth joining for. Man, I would do anything to get out of foot drill: anything that's not fieldwork has no place in a soldier's training. I left service at the right time! It was all going stupid/soft at the beginning of the 1990s. I lost really interest. Girls wearing Maroon Machines which they'd not earned, exercises ceasing to be a full contact sport, etc. The people who were leaving at the time I joined ('83) would have probably thought that my generation were soft, I suppose. I can't imagine what today's standards must be like.

[@Satire-yj9jq]

IKR?!

[@brysonb2756]

Imagine spending that long commenting absolute dribble on your fellow men (if u are) that is. Your points were pure honking. Seriously. If you are ex and you slate the guards who by the way do shit hot drill and have a fucking impeccable fighting record . You sound like a guy that got rejected at the careers office. Tit

[@Jeffybonbon]

when you think 99% of them will be out of the army in 2020

[@reubenchannel4259]

Strange to think when I did this I had 3 years to my 22 years thought life was over but when out to doing lots of great thing, stressful leaving the Army hope my children will be OK

[@fitnessisgood4u]

Typical BBC destroying a good documentary with a crappy Billy Bragg Lefty song. Well done boys and girls, the real Brits think the world of you.

[@anthonyhopkins3100]

What a sad exercise to soldier at their worst. Who that HAT with the maroon beret a walter mitty

[@darrengriffiths5795]

More badges than a cub...

[@keithpringle3940]

Sgt Reuben Paul, a pioneer corps sgt, the infantry of the rlc. The red and green flash indicates a pioneer. He was a tool anyway, if u were a female or a useless wanker u would get on fine with him cos it was all a look at me, I am the business show with that fanny.

[@rikkivet3407]

A Walter Mitty is someone who is fake he has done p company

[@trident1314]

@@rikkivet3407 he's still a hat in the PARAs eyes, unless he did the depot with the PARAs.

[@sossyization]

the girls are lazy .get on with it .your not at home now .where mummy does every thing for you

[@DaveGrunn-yp8ze]

That vegetarian is not a useful soldier.

[@mr.alirezashakibaei7212]

از جناب رییس جمهور ایالات متحد امریکا آقای جوی با یدن و (ملکه خانم الیزابت ) جو بایدن، رئیس‌جمهور آمریکا پیش که از مراسم خاکسپاری ملکه الیزابت شرکت کردند بسیار پرشکوه میباشد خانم ملکه الیزابت امزوز با جاودان و جاوید به پادشاه چالز جاویدان میگویم و متشکر از حضور ریس جمهور ایالات متحد امریکا آقای جو بایدن در این روز ۱۸ سپتامر ۲۰۲۲ میلادی جاودان بر پادشاه چالز و ولیعهد ولیام و هریی و خانم نخست وزیر لیز تروس متشکر میباشیم جاودان به شما و ملت و دولت و مردم کشور بریتانیای بزر و لندن قدردانی داریم کشور انگلستان و خانم ملکه الیزابت روحشان و پیکرش و قبرشان درخشان باشد از درفتر سیاسی آقای علیرضا شکیبایی میباشد با سپاس از شما و قدردانی میباشد تاریخ .۱۸.۰۹.۲۰۲۲ سپتامبر میلادی و ۱۴۰۱ خورشیدی ایران

[@stevendouglas3860]

Don't join. Seriously

[@stevendouglas3860]

@Atomic Nugs £20 k When they Let the terrorists walk around FFS

[@jennygore9833]

Too soft to join the corps

[@simonsignolet5632]

Army Catering Corps?

[@user-et8sl8nz7m]

IN TWIST TURN PROPERLY BAYONET TRAINING