55K views · 3.7K reactions | ️ Royal Marines from 40 Commando are training down under in Australia and have linked up with 2nd Battalion Australian Army and the Royal Australian Navy ahead of Exercise Talisman Sabre. Now trying their best not to mention the cricket.  Read more: https://www.royalnavy.mod.uk/news-and-latest-activity/news/2019/june/28/royal-marines-experiment-in-australia | Royal Marines | Facebook

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Royal Marines of 45 Commando have been training in what it takes to move across the Arctic battlefield. 🗡️ Commandos must be able to carry weights of up to 75lbs, pulling pulks (sleds) weighing up to 40lb through the snow on skis or snow shoes. 🔗 Read more: http://bit.ly/ArcticMobility | Royal Marines

First Day at 45 Commando… And I Got Branded for Life 😳 It was Dave Coleman’s first day at 45 Commando, and within minutes, his fate was sealed. New troop. New faces. Fresh kit. And a nickname he’d never shake. In this clip, Dave Coleman looks back on turning up as the new lad in the Royal Marines and instantly earning a name that followed him for the rest of his career. No ceremony, no mercy, just classic bootneck humour. This is the kind of banter that forges bonds for life. Brutal, funny, and

In 1978, a team of Royal Marines from 45 Commando executed a spectacular "death slide" (zipline descent) from the top of London's Tower Bridge as a public demonstration of their cliff-assault techniques. The 150-meter descent was featured on the BBC children's program Blue Peter, with presenter Simon Groom also participating in the daring stunt. This memorable event showcased the Marines' skills and provided one of the most iconic moments in the television show's history. Credit: @bbc_archive |