How fantastic is it to watch the remeberance day march past?. Full of pride for all our service members past and present... especially the royal corps of signals.
😀😀 this is the best I have seen in a long time. Hubby was in the Signals intake 79 80..he was at ouston...I just showed him this..all nightmares came back..
1987 Ulster troop. Cpl Webb & Sgt Tough... Wow MEMORIES!!!! Running up & down telegraph hill because someone got something wrong, then down again because the last man wasn't quick enough lol. I spent a bit of time in that shed at the side of the parade ground , struggled with the about turn if I remember right. The times we came back from a run & found all our stuff in a pile in the middle of our room.... Wow I can't stop smiling. If I remember right our dining room was split in two the ghurkas were on the other side. Hope Cpl Webb, Sgt Tough & all the lads are all ok, fit & well...
I can’t believe I have just found this, I was Battleaxe troop June 88 intake, passed off in the December. It brought back so many memories especially the parade ground and that bleeding assault course😂
The memories this brought back are great! I remeber being beasted by Corporal Goodson on the log race... absolute nightmare! I was Iron Troop Sep 87 intake
Junior soldiers at Catterick? 6 months? i was there in 88 for 9 weeks in 2 troop. Oh I remember the abseiling and sailing though. I remember tea and biscuits that Scotty Sherrard used to bring to our bedside each morning as he sang lovely tunes to slowly wake us up/...... wtf 🙄
Ex Junior Leader from Harrogate, 86c intake, Bradley squadron. Did all this in the film, typical recruitment film though as it obviously doesn't show the beasting's you got in training lol
I was there in 1988 when they took this video. However when it came to learning drill. Corporal Conway made it an artform lol.. "I left you in this position!". 🤣🤣👍😃. They were good times! Andrew Wignore if you are still about and read this I ended up getting my Ham Licence years later 😂😂