45 Commando in Norway.

Royal Marines from 40Cdo take down enemy positions during Exercise Tarasiss.

18 years ago. J Coy. 42 Commando. Sent in by Ollie Smith.

Merry Christmas everyone! Thanks for following and being a part of the Bootneck Stuff community over the last year, it world be nothing without you. Here, Royal from 42 enjoy the festive season in Helmand, 2008.

K Company taking part in the Vaux Trophy competition in 2008.

Royal in Hong Kong.

Image on the left is content views BEFORE I had a video demonetized for being angry about foreign rapists. Image on the right is content views AFTER I had a video demonetized for being angry about foreign rapists. Pretty clear message. Social media is pro foreign-rapist!🤷‍♂️

X-Ray Company, 45 Commando Royal Marines supported by Vikings of Armoured Support Group (ASG) on the final troop attack in the Arctic during Winter Deployment 21.

A member of the Royal Marines Shore Reconnaissance Troop (SRT), seen here whilst onboard the Dutch Submarine HNLMS Zeeleeuw in Norway.

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On 21st December 2008, we lost Cpl Robert Deering. Corporal Robert Christopher Deering was born on 16 October 1975 in Solihull and joined the Royal Marines in March 1998. Specialising as a Vehicle Mechanic, he spent the majority of his career at the Commando Logistic Regiment

Military parade at Bickleigh Barracks where 42 Commando was inspected by Major-General Jeremy Moore the day they left for the Falklands in 1982.

17 years ago today we lost LCpl Ben Whatley of 42 Commando RM. Ben died in Nad-E-Ali district, central Helmand, while Lima Company was conducting an operation to clear enemy forces from the north of the district. Leading his men from the front, Lance Corporal Whatley was

These marvelous things are called tamales, our lasses family eat them for breakfast over Christmas. It’s a cornmeal outer with chicken and green chili’s in one, and pork and red chili’s in another so they look Christmasey! (Tea is my own addition.)

@vonderleyen @EU_Commission Think for yourselves for fucks sake!

Royal getting some rest during a short period of downtime. 42 Cdo, Xmas 2008.