Royal Marines Reserve Commandos are heading to the Falkland Islands next week, 25 years on from the original conflict there, in order to train for deployment to Afghanistan and Iraq.
It is the first time that the Royal Marines have deployed to the Falklands in any great strength since 1982.
120 Reserve Commandoes from five Royal Marine Reserve (RMR) units across the UK will travel to the Islands to conduct Exercise Commando Strike, a training package designed to increase the operational effectiveness of the RMR in readiness to support 3 Commando Brigade Royal Marines. Read It Here
(RG) Royal Marines Reserve Commandos could be back with some more of their Marine colleagues sooner than you think the way the Argentines are sabre rattling at the moment over oil and gas rights.
© Mack (RG) The thoughts of a Falklands War Veteran.
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