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This looks well fun

Bodybuilding is not fitness

4 yrs! Isn't even a dog watch ! All I hear is whinging and whigning !! How do you know what happens in in other government agencies! Son try spending 10 month of a year away from your family and deploying foe six moths at a time !

Don’t ever join the army waste of life shit pay shit chain on command shit everything

You seem like you have a good level of emotional intelligence. If you are feeling bored and depressed just remember how big this world is mate and if you are frustrated buy a punching bag lol. I dont just wish you good luck because i know you will find it. Keep the positives in your life and always strive for an escape to your problems like shitty jobs. Love the vids and make more by the way!

Larkhill changed a lot since 1992!!

I was B & C sub during my 34 Bty days, Jan 93 to Aug 96...good times.

What regiment of artillery are you with?

Good honest Video. Great Recommendation at the end though not Mercers Battery. More Bulls or Sphinx.

Great memories my time in 34 Bty, left 98 as TSM A troop, used to know all them position grids by heart PMSL

Video helped alot - currently enrolling, waiting for basic. I'll defo push for that regiment. - see you there lads 🫡 Also, i'm gym lad like yourself - are there decent gyms on site or have you gotta find one in a near by town?

Thanks, mate. I used to think I was stupid leaving the army, but I surely did the right thing after seeing this video

You make your own success fella. Ypu just didn't fit in.

What did this guy expect, being mommy coddled! Coming from a deprived childhood and thrown in the army by a bullying father, at 15 the army became my cradle; first as an army apprentice followed by 3-years with the colours where we slept with 26 others, accommodation nothing like that depicted in the video! First with the strategic reserve, including 2-years attached to 5 Reg RA both home and abroad, posted to armoured workshops in Yemen during which time suffered injuries followed by 2-years of military hospital and subsequently invalided out. During my service I was promoted four times and discharged with an exemplary conduct rating. Consequently, I didn’t regret my time in the service where I learned to stand on my own two feet all of which stood me in good stead going forward in civilian life.

Definitely not the case during my service 78 - 91. Great blokes who looked after each other. Along with good SNCOs and officers.

That's a spot-on video. Also i shaved in the evening to save time, when I did my time on RWF camps

This 105/37 mm Light field Gun is widely used by Indian Artillery, I am a EX EME Gun technician I attended Field Firing with 41Field Regiment of Indian Army in the year 2012 , If the Recoil system fails Then Gun cannot fire, Before firing we used to do artificial pull back, Passing GBBL L gauge from Muzzle end to breech end , Sight test for Gun panoramic sight, Record of Firing ,Repairs & Annual Technical inspections were got endorsed in the Gun History sheet, As per the British standard we follow Permissible repair schedule , which is published for the particular equipment by Technical Group ,life of Barrel is based on total No of EFCs Equivalent Full charge fired , & Wear of the gun measured at 1" C of R is considered. Wear of The gun barrel is directly related to Muzzle velocity & projectile trajectory . I was honoured for Making a Fire safety device to Indian version of 105/37mm LFG Light Field Gun. Easy to dismantle, It requires 1hr 30 min to dismantle & Reassemble main Gun Components , I successfully demonstrated how this Gun can be self loaded in a Field Artillery Truck with a small modifications done in vehicle winching mechanism. & portable ramp.

Great Vid and Regiment 👏 CRAP Music

Same in any job in the uk mate, narcissists in senior roles. One rule for them another for everyone else

Brings back very fond memories with the rednecks of 4th field regiment brothers in arms

Good old 34 Bty , ere no one wants but once there you just have to suck it up and embrace it , come out of it 2 years later at the top of your game 👍

Good video 👍

This guy is just hitting the nail on the head of most experiences outside of an Operational Tour (proper tours, none of this Estonia pish). Toxic leadership is exacerbated when doing mundane tasks around camp, watch that same leadership's balls shrink when the lead starts flying too!

I was briefly in that regiment. It's the hardest Royal Artillery unit out there. Live firing every day then sometimes Night firing. Bloody hard work. But you gain top notch Gunnery skills.

Was 22 AD for a few yrs till i went over to provo branch, always wanted to be on the nasty or a gun bunny, cool vid love it

Stumbled across this channel from the military posts. In case the channel owner reads his comments l just wanted to say that your work ethic both in your day jobs and training are an inspiration. To see someone this dedicated, doing the right things in life fills me full of hope for your generation. I wish you all the success in business and bodybuilding in the future. 👊

Hey Bro, Sounds like working for any middle to large company

How old were you when you joined? I'm 23 and Im thinking of joining the Royal Artillery but im worried that ill be a bit old compared to the lads ill be working with?

My dad was reme he fixed the 105mm light guns but unfortunately he went death in one ear so he could hardly hear me speak only if I talked loudly. His last posting was 3 rha at colly in the 90s - ubique.

This has to be worst depiction of the Royal Artillery I have ever seen. Makes the regiment look like a bunch of amateurs and idiots. As for the sound track, WTF. For someone to put this crap online takes a new low in idiocy. EOM.

My Grandad was a gunner . In charge of a 25pounder .He served at Dunkirk and went right through the war . He served till 1947 . R.I.Ps Grandad❤❤❤Love you ❤❤❤

I joined up in 1993 and did my basic in Pirbright. I was sent to 40th Regt in Hohne Germany amd began life as a 'Hod" on the M109 SPG for a year then after my first tour in Northern Ireland converted to AS90 when it first came out. Since then I worked on the CP, Met detachment 2 ic and QM-T dept. I stayed in till I left in 2011.

Stupid music , waste of time.

he sq charge one

Gave me tinitus but it was worth it

You still take electrolytes day to day, as well as pink salt on meals ?

loved the video mate!

Smoking on a gun position your having a laugh

No sense of urgency there slap dash

UBIQUE BROTHER EX Gunner myself, 12 years serving in 16 Fd Regt, New Zealand,it brought back alot of memories for me. Yes your right it the brothers and mates you make is the best part about the Army.

Damn, should have decline when i was transfered to deskjob. Miss this so much.

Bad time make strong men strong men make good times good time make week men week men make bad times

Wow, that was intense! But i can relate to it 100%. I loved training for operations and going on ops. The gun park and in camp shite was soul destroying. I wouldn't have missed it for the world though and did another 10 years part time after getting out. It set me up in life with a good work ethic and after i left, i had a very successful career in the oil industry and continue to do well thanks to the values i learned. Yep, this video describes life in camp perfectly. Good luck in civvie street pal. Yer video is spot on. 👍🏻

Have you known women to join the royal artillery ?

Absolutely loved being on the steel. Life on the L118/119 in the RNZA was something “out there” with numerous brew, fry bread, cook ups and “crack ups”. Definitely find and make good comradery, quickly know your way in the battery where you fit I have experienced my time on the AS90 SP Gun whilst attached to 159 (Colenso) Bty in Bosnia. Fantastic 155mm gun, any one to be a crew member, you’re bloody lucky. Both guns to me is a 10/10 or a definitely a ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

50 years since I wore the.cammo ,ain't. Changed much Gunners is Gunners

Fair play for speaking your mind in a calm respectable manner about your experience with the army. Obviously yeah can go many different ways, I’m sure a lot of what you said is true, and knowing myself from behind the scenes , definitely things need changing, comes about a lot from political crap and penny pinching from government sadly. Breeds behaviour which falls down wards

So you got sick of being treated like shit, taken for an absolute mug and exploited after dedicating your life?

well said that man, all the reasons why i left 39 regt after 16 years. btw anyone commenting against you are probably the yes men or the ones in the little cliques who cant do no wrong or at least used to be. i missed out on promotion for 2 lads who had not long prior been in trouble for drink driving but because they were in a "clique" they were considered before me, despite me working in the training wing teaching and running courses. I was told by my BSM at the time i need to be seen in my bty doing my job. FFs i was the longest serving in the bty and teaching people to do my job. BTW good luck in the future lad.

"Promo SM" 😔