223K views · 2.1K reactions | For decades, the Royal Marines have been the UK’s cold weather warfare specialists. To maintain that elite title, this year green berets of 3 Commando Brigade have been training at Harstad, more than 150 miles inside the Arctic Circle, where temperatures can reach -30˚C. | Royal Marines | Facebook

💬 "There's always a demand in the frontline for Royal Marines." The Commando Training Centre Royal Marines has changed the way training is managed during the coronavirus pandemic in order to prevent a "black hole" in recruitment. The base in Lympstone, Devon, has continued its recruitment and officer training during the pandemic but there are a number of measures in place which are under constant review amid the changing nature of the crisis. Read more on this story👉https://www.forces.net/news

Today marks the 360th anniversary of the formation of the Royal Marines. Established in 1664, the Royal Marines have remained steadfast over their 360-year history thanks to the Commando mindset and unwavering commitment to their values and standards which set them apart as a specialised amphibious force. Today, we honour their proud history and long legacy as the UK Commando Forces continue to be the first to adapt and overcome in the most diverse and challenging environments. Per Mare, Per Ter