Commando: On The Front Line
Synopsis
Twenty-five recruits from 924 troop have already dropped out of the Royal Marine Commandos' demanding 32-week training program.
Synopsis
Lieutenant Orlando Rogers leads 92 for troop as they train to become Royal Marine Commandos at Commando Training Centre in Lympstone, England. Over 32 weeks, recruits face intense physical hurdles, including ice-cold water wading and chemical warfare drills. They must adapt to military discipline, working together and following orders. The training culminates in preparation for their deployment to Afghanistan, where they will face combat for the first time. The documentary captures the recruits' struggles and development as they prepare for the front line.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- See recruits tackle chemical warfare training firsthand.
- Meet Lieutenant Orlando Rogers and learn his backstory.
- Find out what happens when recruits struggle with teamwork.
Did You Know
- The 92 for troop lost 25 recruits during their training.
- Recruits are trained to survive behind enemy lines where capture is not an option.
- Lieutenant Orlando Rogers was once considered a problem child before joining the Marines.
- Recruits must be ready in two to three minutes when ordered by instructors.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How long is the training for Royal Marine Commandos?
The training for Royal Marine Commandos lasts 20 weeks.
How many recruits were lost during the training of 92 for troop?
The troop has already lost 25 recruits during their training.
What type of gas do recruits experience during chemical warfare training?
Recruits experience noxious CS gas during their chemical warfare training.
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