L.T rogers at the back of the helicopter hanging out of it having a casual chat with the crew chief legitimate bad ass. R.I.P

R.I,P Orlando Rogers
you will be missed by many

It's harder to kill a harmless little fluffy thing than it is your enemy.

Very sad to discover in the comments that Lt Orlando Rogers died in a helicopter crash in 2011. He seemed like a superb young officer. I have great respect for the Royal Marines, one of the finest fighting forces in the world.

Lt. Rogers was the type of officer that inspired his men and got the best out of them. A credit to H.M. Forces and a sad loss. Rest in Peace, Sir.

No animals were harmed in the making of this video

"Start stroking your rabbits." Best line of the whole video.

Weird times... One of the blokes in 942 troop on this video was the corporal on my Potential Royal Marines Course this week.

Since i was a kid i've had looked up and had much respect to men in uniform especially to soldiers. Giving your life on the line 'so that others may live ' is the greatest sacrifice of all.

One of the best Military documentary I have seen.

4:48 That cow was actually a special force guy observing the recruits!

One of the best military documentary series ever.

As if Lt Rogers died? 2006 and he was 21, 5 years later he dies in a helicopter crash aged just 26, RIP to such a respected Officer of the Royal Marine Commandos

I learnt that's where the term 'rabbit punch' comes from.
Hence why blows to the back of the head is disallowed in boxing.

The tampon-fire was genius. Most blokes wouldn't consider that solution.

As an American I fucking love and respect the Royal Marines :)

We got told by our drill sergeants in Army basic years ago one morning we were taking "LPC's" out to the range. We thought "Cool!" We were really disappointed as we started our ruck march that LPC's were "Leather Personnel Carriers". This is some of the best, non-PC training I've seen.

@ 14.58.-15.22 YES! And the way he said it too with admiration. Respect that man. That's very very cool.

Watched this documentary a fair few times now including when first aired. Said to have only just looked in to alt Orlando Rogers to see where he is now to find he died in plane crash in 2011. Rest easy royal.

Talk about a baptism of fire with those troops going walk abouts and having to find your fellow squaddies with no sleep in 3 days... thats a fantastic way to bond these gents.