@@jackwilliams121 yes, I knew Brad. He was a top bloke. He was 148 bty and I was 79 bty. He then went on to the regiment where he sadly lost his life in Sierra Leone. RIP Brad.
@@phillthomas1947 I met his daughter back in September. Brad has been a massive inspiration to me, I was told he went to my college at one point but that wasn't the case. Stay safe and take care
My nephew, Brian hodgson was on that course, unfortunately he has since passed away, if you have any pictures or memories, I’m sure his mother would really appreciate them
@@bigsteve1664On part two it shows hes allowed to continue the course, but must pay a fine. He eventually passed out, wound up leaving the corps at some point, and is currently doing 14 years in jail for drug smuggling.
Again, thanks very much for posting this. Bizarrely just started re-reading the 2014 version of the book that comes with this series. On the web, there's many folk trying to find this series
RIP Major Lear, you were fantastic in "Behind the lines" ML course documentary 1985, great team of men too, Sergeant Major Shiner Wright and Sergeant Mac McLean 👍
wow bloody great! this is one of those military series 'lost' in time. I cannot remember if this was a 4 or 6 part documentary. Thanks for uploading and sharing.
Been looking for this series for ages as this made me join and serve in the Marines in 98 back when it was 30 weeks training and you got told your going to get beasted till your eyes bleed. I’ve emailed ITV to see if I can get hold of the full series.
This is fantastic, didn't see this at the time, 3/91 AACC June was our course. I would definitely have worked on the Lynx and Gazelles,thankyou very much.."
Please upload the rest - brings back memories I now realise I have been suppressing for years ;-))). Lol Lympstone looks just as cold, wet and miserable as I remember it.
@@Calvi36 did you actually serve? I'm not having someone who's been in would be such a princess over a little dig between capbadges. That's everyday life in the forces
I was climbing in Glen Coe last year and met an ex REME VM who'd done an awesome camper conversion on one. Full kitchen, proper bed, shower and one of the sides dropped down into a 'balcony'. Painted in blue, red and yellow to complete the look.
These are the Royal Marines Britain's sea soldiers since 1664 .The commando role originally belonged to the army until it was given to the Marines during the ww2.
@@exmoorfarmer4880 - he was my PTI for IMF and the guy who sent me down the death slide on my Commando Test. A first class bloke. 'Sammy' Samson was my Troop PTI, another awesome PTI but a scary hard bastard!
I just saw you posted this in 2019 so although you found the vids and you have been doing stuff all over successive Covid lockdowns in 2020 you still haven't got round to posting the rest . Theres 282 of us "likers" who are threaders with waiting for your uploading skills to exceed your disinterest - come on mate get it done ya slacker. ;-0
@@Calvi36 fair one mate, I was maroon machine only and always side there. Best time 12 years of my life! I don’t think there’s anything harder than p company except beast week perhaps 🤔
Straight away this is wrong we in 5 field battery Royal Arillery (ace mobile force land AMFL NATO rapid reaction force) did artic warfare training every year at same time and place as the royal marines in Norway for the same time over winter
I'm actually in this episode on the All Arms Course 4/92. Total blast from the past. Class
Did you know Bradley Tinnion? 29 CDO?
@@jackwilliams121 yes, I knew Brad. He was a top bloke. He was 148 bty and I was 79 bty. He then went on to the regiment where he sadly lost his life in Sierra Leone. RIP Brad.
@@phillthomas1947 I met his daughter back in September. Brad has been a massive inspiration to me, I was told he went to my college at one point but that wasn't the case.
Stay safe and take care
@@jackwilliams121 .. Roger that pal 👍
My nephew, Brian hodgson was on that course, unfortunately he has since passed away, if you have any pictures or memories, I’m sure his mother would really appreciate them
I used to have the full series on VHS, I joined because of this series.
what happened to that recruit that took his mates rifle?
@@bigsteve1664On part two it shows hes allowed to continue the course, but must pay a fine. He eventually passed out, wound up leaving the corps at some point, and is currently doing 14 years in jail for drug smuggling.
Happy to find this I joined in 92 with 644 troop.Fond memories.Like a step back in time.👍🏻 for putting it out.
Again, thanks very much for posting this. Bizarrely just started re-reading the 2014 version of the book that comes with this series. On the web, there's many folk trying to find this series
You're welcome.
@@randomVHStat Is this the only part you've got??
RIP Major Lear, you were fantastic in "Behind the lines" ML course documentary 1985, great team of men too, Sergeant Major Shiner Wright and Sergeant Mac McLean 👍
He passed away with cancer
@@Jeffybonbon Yes I did read, such a shame, aged 60, service was in Woodbury 🙏
wow bloody great! this is one of those military series 'lost' in time. I cannot remember if this was a 4 or 6 part documentary. Thanks for uploading and sharing.
The All Arms Course is nails! 9 condensed weeks of pure thrashings, beastings and pain.
Worth it though?
@@james9311 of course 🗡
Been looking for this series for ages as this made me join and serve in the Marines in 98 back when it was 30 weeks training and you got told your going to get beasted till your eyes bleed.
I’ve emailed ITV to see if I can get hold of the full series.
Brought back memories. Cpl Archer was one of my training team in 1990, Major Lear gave me my Green lid.
We went through around the same time, I was just ahead of you joining in late '89, JL presented me with my Lid too.
Thanks for this. I read the accompanying book, so it's great to finally watch it.
Thanks so much for posting, great to see so many old friends on the training teams .
I hope your all well .
Been looking for this for so long!!!
This is fantastic, didn't see this at the time, 3/91 AACC June was our course. I would definitely have worked on the Lynx and Gazelles,thankyou very much.."
If anyone thinks RM finest hour was Falklands, they don't know the incredible history of the Royal Marines.
They don’t know their falklands history. Paras stole the show
they also got caught rooting around in some Falkland grannies knickers draw...
Paras had more action in Falklands
@@isaacharkton6169 probably looking for the marines soiled underpants who surrendered down there !!!!!
@@mikeweston3514 sure did. Why play your b team when u got the Paras !!!
My uncle was in the Royal Marines in the 1950s. Never spoke about it. I honestly had no idea he had gone through training like this.
The late Maj. Jonathan Lear RM must've been an excellent teacher to have served his Corps in such a wide variety of skills (M&AWC too)!
I remember watching him in ‘Behind the Lines’ ML course, what a firm yet fair leader he was!
I was with Cdo logistics at Gol when they filmed in Norway during this series.
This is better than that garbage Royal Marine Commando School series.
This is what made me join. What they produce now is shameful
"Commando on the front line "was also a great documentary. Unfortunately "Royal Marine Commando School" was extremely poor.
@@chrisholland7367 bloody embarrassing more like. Heard a few down and up the ranks got a bollocking for that series
@@JayeL617 Have you met anyone who has passed out recently? Or are you just going off what you saw on that show? EX bootie
@@isaacharkton6169 why did they get bollockings?
Please upload the rest - brings back memories I now realise I have been suppressing for years ;-))). Lol Lympstone looks just as cold, wet and miserable as I remember it.
Fantastic, thanks for posting
I loved the dig at the paras lmao
09:00
Just another jealous hat
@@Calvi36 did you actually serve? I'm not having someone who's been in would be such a princess over a little dig between capbadges. That's everyday life in the forces
Its good to see the old 4 ton MK Bedford .gone but not forgotten.
I was climbing in Glen Coe last year and met an ex REME VM who'd done an awesome camper conversion on one.
Full kitchen, proper bed, shower and one of the sides dropped down into a 'balcony'. Painted in blue, red and yellow to complete the look.
I have been looking for this for over 10 years. If you have the other episodes please upload them, thank you.
If I find any more episodes on my tapes, I will upload.
@@randomVHStat did you find any more episodes as my best mate is in it I’ve just sent him the link…
@@randomVHStat Did you ever check for more?
Find the rest mate. We need this
I found the rest of them in the marines Facebook page. UA-cam how to download from Facebook, and voila.
Part 2 is on youtube
I am proud SAF Commando
Salute to British Commandos. love from Philippines
These are the Royal Marines Britain's sea soldiers since 1664 .The commando role originally belonged to the army until it was given to the Marines during the ww2.
wow.............part 2 & 3 plaese
This was a superb series,,I remember it so well. I wonder if any are still in??
Funny thing ,The magician in the intro is a Former Royal Marine.
I was"Taff Thomas" in them days...
Where is part 2 I can't find it anywhere
Where is the rest of the series ???
One a Marines always Marines
Were you able to find anymore tapes?
What a cool find.
Is that Morgan the Organ at 1 min 25...
It can't be, he's not tripping over it.
@@JammyDodger45 what a beast. Bloody hilarious on a run ashore
@@exmoorfarmer4880 - he was my PTI for IMF and the guy who sent me down the death slide on my Commando Test. A first class bloke. 'Sammy' Samson was my Troop PTI, another awesome PTI but a scary hard bastard!
Do you have part 2?
Where can I find the rest of this series?? Great gem
Jw who's here in 2021
Interesting that the Bren gun was still being used in 1994
Yeah I clocked that one as well.
converted to 7.62 mind, but a hardy bit of kit nevertheless
Best one where is rest of the part
Sgt Pelling there, YO Sept 98.
Looks fun!
Part 2????????????????
Sgt Maj being treated like the average student on a course lol
Who’s commentating
John nettles ?
Martin Shaw .👍
Jimmy Saville
I hate to say it but the SAS selection course is the hardest one to pass.
Do you mean just the selection phase or the whole package including continuation?
Really
I just saw you posted this in 2019 so although you found the vids and you have been doing stuff all over successive Covid lockdowns in 2020 you still haven't got round to posting the rest . Theres 282 of us "likers" who are threaders with waiting for your uploading skills to exceed your disinterest - come on mate get it done ya slacker. ;-0
Major Lear died of cancer sad end to a good guy
No it’s Martin shaw
1982 🇬🇧
1994 is me pag lagay q ng crown yan sa malusgod national highschool 1994 Evelyn sariga resurreccion hara to all country
Got to love the cabbage crap hats, even in their own training they have to talk about the Airborne.
I'd describe that as having a dig not talking about!
cheeky..
'Spangle', that's a blast from the past.
Please can I steal that and use it as my own?
@@Calvi36 - you're a good egg. Cheers.
@@Calvi36 fair one mate, I was maroon machine only and always side there. Best time 12 years of my life! I don’t think there’s anything harder than p company except beast week perhaps 🤔
Absolute beefers
Why are you telling us what your preferred sexual partners are?
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Hostile fish do my head in
Win their blueberry l. Get a grip for Christ's sake l.
Straight away this is wrong we in 5 field battery Royal Arillery (ace mobile force land AMFL NATO rapid reaction force) did artic warfare training every year at same time and place as the royal marines in Norway for the same time over winter
And?.…....
It must have been nails dragging the guns and ammo behind you on skis. 🤷🏻♂️