outstanding effort

Any physics and maths geeks out there able to work out what speed you'd need to run at to clear that with an ECM on your back

The speed of a thousand gazelles should do it.

🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂. As aerodynamic as a brick! At least somethings in the British Army don’t change. You can always rely on your mates………………..……………………… to laugh at you prior to helping you out. Awesome job soldiers. Be the best👍 🤣🤣🤣🇬🇧💂🏻‍♀️

Gonna be a long day for him on that TAB!!! 🫡

HA, exact same thing happened to brickcommander in NI, except he fully submerged, had to drag him out by antenna, was all we could find. That week had every single stupid thing in it. Never knew you could laugh so hard at someone actually drowning in front of you.

One of my favourite memories of the regular army was an advance to contact on X-range Sennybridge on Platoon Commanders' Division. We shook out in a wood block and then shook out as a platoon. It was live fire so we couldn't make ready until we crossed a specific line.

Hated getting soggy bollocks.

Should of asked the sappers to build a bridge… 🤔

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I suppose there has to be an element of jumping involved