British Army - 124 recruits completed Basic Training at...

59K views · 2.2K reactions | From Civilian to Soldier: Recruits from the Army Training Unit, Edinburgh pass out following their Phase One training. Lasting two weeks, and with Covid-19 restrictions making the training even more challenging. Congratulations to all the Reservists on completing their training. Read more about the Army Reserve: https://www.army.mod.uk/who-we-are/the-army-reserve/ | British Army | Facebook

Accross the UK there are regional Training Units where Reservists complete their training Modules. Here at Army Training Unit Scotland these recruits have been undertaking Basic Training Module B. This is 16 day course to further the training they have already received. This course has seen Recruits from all over Scotland, Northen Ireland and the North come together in their spare time, to further their basic soldiering skills before they move onto their Initial Trade Training. | British Army

British Army - The Rifles are an Infantry Regiment who can...

71K views · 1.1K reactions | Combat Ready. The infantry fulfil a vital role within the Army, and vehicles like the Warrior, with its 30mm Rarden cannon and a top speed of 75 Kph, means they maintain mobility and firepower in equal measure. | British Army | Facebook

Leading the way. British soldiers take a prominent role in NATO’s Enhanced Forward Presence to develop Euro-Atlantic security, reassure our Allies and deter our adversaries. | British Army

Soldiers-under-training from Infantry Training Centre, Catterick made the most of this winter, getting to grips with a range of Adventurous Training (AT) activities across the rolling hills of Cumbria. The troops, who were taught valuable lessons in physical courage, teamwork and determination, braved the package which included abseiling, caving, climbing and paddling. | British Army

The British Army; Ready to Fight and Win. The Army’s primary role will always be to protect the nation; it stands ready to help in times of crisis, at home and abroad. The Army is a forward-thinking institution. Its creative and talented people drive innovation; every member of the Army is empowered to contribute to giving the Army its edge. It inspires its people to exceptional achievements, allowing them to fulfil their potential by providing the opportunity for every individual to develop ski

The British Army has begun to return to training, working within the government guidance on how to keep people safe while Coronavirus remains a threat. With training getting back underway, units are maintaining social distancing where possible and taking sensible precautions to manage the risks where personnel cannot space from each other. Airborne logisticians and medics have been practicing how they would deliver an operating theatre onto the battlefield by parachute or helicopter on Exercise