Teamwork and commitment are vital in the Army. Lieutenant Wood of the Royal Armoured Corps Training Regiment talks about the important aspects of Army training and physical exercise, ensuring recruits are robust and capable. | British Army

Following 14 weeks of basic training Army recruits have taken part in Exercise Final Fling. The exercise is the culmination of training that teaches the recruits basic soldiering skills that will form the basis of their career in the Army. Photographer: Cpl Daniel Wiepen; Crown copyright | British Army

124 recruits completed Basic Training at ATC Pirbright this week. They were the first group of soldiers to be welcomed into the British Army since the Coronavirus lockdown. They began training in the first week of 2020. However, in in the middle of their 14-week course they were sent home to comply with government guidelines and continued to complete training online. On 7 May 20 they returned to training on a camp which was fully prepared to continue supplying soldiers to the Field Army whilst m

"Why Were the British Army Wearing Bright Red on the Battlefield?" From leather jerkins, redcoats and epaulettes, to khaki serges and DPM jackets, in our latest YouTube video, Alice Loxton visits the National Army Museum in London to explore the evolution of the uniforms of the British Army, from the English Civil War in the 1600's, right up to the present day. Check it out here! 🎬 https://youtu.be/7e3JlSI9I54 | History Hit

What uniform and equipment did a British WW2 soldier wear? #WW2 #History #Military | Absolute History

76K views · 2.1K reactions | 7 SCOTS Assault Pioneers platoon was busy at 51st Infantry Brigade’s Cadre Camp when they built an Infantry Assault Bridge during the exercise on the island of Benbecula in the Western Isles of Scotland. They built a 30-metre bridge which allows up to 500 troops to get across river stretches in one hour. The ‘Bridge Set Infantry Assault Bridge’, to give it its official title, can be built in 44m, 30m, and 16m modules. | British Army | Facebook

12th Armoured Infantry Brigade Royal Dragoon Guards' Battlegroup has been tested in realistic training scenarios working alongside Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry troops. The British and Canadian troops, training in Canada, were split into small ‘strike’ teams which saw them operating together in hostile terrain covering vast distances. | British Army