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The British Royal Marine Commando infants are most proffessional and elite navy in the world and undertake the hardest basic military training known to man. This training is 32 weeks long compared with the United States Marine Corps 13 weeks of training and is completed in the Marines Commando Training Centre Royal (CTCRM) to give an idea about the course training Resistance is a six mile (9.65 km) course across rough moorland and forest land in Woodbury Common near Lympstone, which includes tunnels, pipes, wading pools and a culvert under water. The course ends with a four miles (6 km) running CTCRM. Followed by a test of shooting, where the recruit must hit 6 out of 10 shots at a 25m target simulating 200 m. To be completed in 73 minutes (71 minutes for Royal Marine officers). Originally 72 minutes, these times were recently increased by one minute as the route of the course was altered this course has to be completed by recruits in full fighting order of 32 lb (14.5 kg) load carrying straps eg staff, equipment and L85A2. In this video the endurance course is being taken by me and my college mates looking to join the Royal Navy, along with two boys in Fiji, a boy and a boy Doncaster chard this is part of a course that is designed to show potential recruits what teaching is and what to expect when joining the body that did not have to carry any equipment as it is only done by recruits in stages of training. This was recorded on June 1, 2010 and was edited and uploaded by me El Chapo or you PepperboyPARA. If you have any questions about the course of resistance or the Royal Marines, in general, feel free to ask, either in a comment or private message. Like this video - that add to your favorites - AND SUBSCRIBE Song is Mt Eden Dubstep - Sierra Leone by mere Per Terram (by sea, by land) - Royal Marines.Shalóm Santiago Legioner..merc
Posted on: Sat, 18 Oct 2014 13:06:28 +0000

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