"Why Were the British Army Wearing Bright Red on the Battlefield?" From leather jerkins, redcoats and epaulettes, to khaki serges and DPM jackets, in our latest YouTube video, Alice Loxton visits the National Army Museum in London to explore the evolution of the uniforms of the British Army, from the English Civil War in the 1600's, right up to the present day. Check it out here! 🎬 https://youtu.be/7e3JlSI9I54 | History Hit

On a six week course, these soldiers from various Royal Armoured Corps regiments have taken the first steps in learning how to command light cavalry vehicles. This includes learning to navigate and manoeuvre their Jackal vehicles, and conduct observation posts. Watch more in the video. | British Army

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91K views · 1.8K reactions | 3 Rifles based in Dreghorn Barracks, Edinburgh deployed C-Company to Galloway Forrest in Scotland for a 4 day exercise focusing on finding their "Chosen Man". Over 100 soldiers across all ranks were tested in arduous conditions and on various elements of their soldiering skills. With the weather, environment and various tests conducted the challenges were pit against them. | British Army | Facebook