A Film about the Royal Marines Commandos from 1980 (ish)

Recruitment film showing the work and training of the Royal Marines, showing Basic Training at Lympstone (CTCRM) a Passing Out Parade, ski training in Norway. The film shows a dramatised scenario in which Commandos attack a radar station in Norway "captured by the Soviets" and return it to Western hands.
Step back in time with this rare and captivating recruitment film from the 1980s, showcasing the elite training of the Royal Marines Commandos. This vintage footage provides an authentic glimpse into the rigorous physical and mental challenges faced by those aspiring to join one of the most respected and formidable military forces in the world. Watch as recruits are pushed to their limits through intense obstacle courses, endurance tests, and specialized combat training, all designed to forge the resilient and highly skilled Commandos who have served with distinction.
Whether you’re a military history enthusiast, a fan of vintage military documentaries, or simply curious about what it takes to become a Royal Marines Commando, this film offers invaluable insights and a nostalgic look at military recruitment in the 1980s.
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[@deanrobinson2495]

My troop 130 right at the beginning. March 1979👍

[@MegaBean0]

Sprog😁

[@deanrobinson2495]

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[@johnmarshall2148]

I saw this film earlier this year on some site or other. The meet and greet on the platform is members of I think 129 troop and will be Easter 1979, I was 126A troop. There are amongst others Martin Kirby who I talked into joining up and Paddy ???? Paddy was in 40 on the Curry Trail in 81 and on the R&R in Hong Kong he was crazy, when we got back to the UK he disappeared, he had gone AWOL and joined the French Foreign Legion. I saw him 5 years later, he had come back to the UK to clear his name/get a paperwork discharge from the Corp. I don't know what happened to him after that though.

[@williamnield7133]

Great video

[@columbmurray]

Missed out the hardest part , the 30 miler forced march.

[@KT-yk8mw]

@15:30 probably not the most ideal place to hide. The sign next to the Marines says High Voltage- danger.

[@jockmcghee4147]

The real deal!