Series 1 - Episode 5: Brothers in Arms
The Royal Marines in Nad Ali North begin their hand over to the Afghan National Army and police.
The Royal Marines in Nad Ali North begin their hand over to the Afghan National Army and police.
The soldiers hit Loy Mandeh with the help of some dog power to detect deadly bombs.
Chris Terrill joins L Company on a dangerous operation.
Comments (57)
10 months ago
Rich
Walshy mate its Richie G...not seen u in ages and u pop up on this. MEGA.
1 year ago
paul
vicey is a top man !
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1 year ago
Dave
Wow, these guys do one hell of a job, i find it hard to find the words to explain the pure admiration i have for them, these are true SUPER HEROES, Keep your heads up guys, we believe in you even though i dont believe in the war itself. I pray for each and everyone of you, may you all come home to your loved ones safe and sound.
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1 year ago
JBW
These young men and girls so brave and courageous are our future,I salute them all.
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1 year ago
RV
So proud of our troops, thankyou for the sacrifices that you and your families make so that we and others can live in peace x
1 year ago
Jessicaa
Well done dad so proud of you! love you stay safe.xx
1 year ago
Bjorn
Under the title mate just click on the arrow and it should start playing.
1 year ago
Boabd
I just feel so proud of our guys and girls out there! Please come home safe.
1 year ago
shaf Khan
As a British muslim I, and I would hope, the majority of British Muslims support our troops 100%. They are much more proffesional than the Americans who seem to be more" trigger happy". As opposed to the politics which seems to be corrupt for either money or power. I do hope they sort this out quickly by talking and saving lives.
1 year ago
Hannah
What a series, I'm wishing away my weekend until it's Monday night and I can watch the next one. Well done Chris Terrill for being out there on the front line with the Royals to make this. My brother is in Afghanistan on his 4th stint but I had no real idea what the place was like till I watched this. I have never been more gripped by anything on TV. I really worry about the IEDs not just for our men, women and dogs but also for all the little children in the fields and villages, if they get blown up they're not going to get any pain relief or treatment in that medieval society, they have nothing. Anyway, I hope everyone gets back OK and I desperately hope that those who were injured recover. I must say that Taff is my absolute favourite of the series, he's great, he leads by example, engages with the locals brilliantly, and makes motivational speeches worthy of a world leader! Who wouldn't want to be on his side? All the best to everyone out there.
1 year ago
Damon Baird
i hope that will be me one day
1 year ago
Damon Baird
i hope that will be me one day
1 year ago
viewer
Highest respect towdards those men.
1 year ago
Mike Bird ex RAF
I have just read in the RAF news that cpl Mick McConnel is recovering well but he still may lose a foot because of damage he has also got Memphis back at home with him say a prayer for this brave serviceman God bless Mick and speedy recovery
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over 1 year ago
Taff
Having worked with the marines whilst serving as an aircrewman in the Royal Navy I know just how dedicated these guys are.Loads of respect for them.Stay safe lads
over 1 year ago
ewoudsmant
Apologies but how do I get to view this online?
over 1 year ago
Paul66
great respect for all the lads and lady's God bless them All
over 1 year ago
George Stretch
Good work lads on your patrols. good to see moral his high and that you are comfortable with the locals Cadet . G Stretch D company ACF
over 1 year ago
simon
RMC sheer brilliance, everyone a hero. Afganistan cannot manage without them right now. Congrats to C5 for what must be your best programming yet. A reality check for those of us that complain of an office environment, these guys and girls make a real diffierence to the.
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over 1 year ago
lyn
love you guys xx
over 1 year ago
Peter O'Brien
Dean is right, I was wrong, for a moment there, I thought great stuff, I did try once to fire this weapon left handed. I got a cut lip from the empty cases popping all over my face..:)
over 1 year ago
Peter O'Brien
Its for left handers.... Was not around when this weapon first came out... Being a leftie myself...it was a pain
over 1 year ago
dean welch
sorted think it is a reversed image
over 1 year ago
dean welch
episode 4....does anyone know what the variant of the sa80 is shown at 30:49 to 30:52 ? ,it has cocking handle on left hand side
over 1 year ago
dean welch
episode 4 what is the variant of sa80 with cocking handle of left hand side 30:50
over 1 year ago
Duncan MacWatt
Duncan Great you are showing the reality of our lads and lassies in Afghanistan doing a great job there under such difficult circumstances. Great respect for our services and Chris for giving us the insight.
over 1 year ago
Gavin
Great series, and good to see our boys getting positive coverage. Keep it up lads and lasses!
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over 1 year ago
adam avfc shakespeare
Massive respect for everyone serving out there
over 1 year ago
Stephen H
Watching this whole series so far has been just amazing and ever since i joined my local air cadets I have heard so many amazing stories from RAF personel, Infantry personel and NAVY personel. This is just confirming everything I've heard. I can't wait till I can get out there myself to do my duty and to fight a war so someone else doesn't have to fight it for me. Last but not least I hope Cpl Vicey and the RAF Police dog handler get to good health.
over 1 year ago
carl
Massive respect for everyone serving out there. God Bless you all .Keep up the good work .vicey get well soon. great series chris there is not enough coverage out there for these heros .
over 1 year ago
adam shakespeare
keep it up lads! cant wait to september and i join up!!
over 1 year ago
Paul
Great guys and girls doing a fine job.
over 1 year ago
paddy
awesome programme, showing the true mission in afghanistan and how it is being carried out by our brave service men and women; and of course canines.
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over 1 year ago
Richard M
Great series Chris, this programme captures the essence of the great work our guys are doing, so much dedication and tragic loss. There is so little coverage in the media of what is going on there. BBC is hopeless, this series is really to the point. Please more of it.
over 1 year ago
jonog
steveb Think it wuld be better not to see more action, it means the boys r staying safe and not getting into conflict, granted it might not be as good viewing, but wanting more action from a programme fo this nature with real life consequences is pretty shallow in my opinion
over 1 year ago
steveb
obv hats off to the lads,maximum respect for them all,only problem i have with it is ...id like to see some more action ...although its still very good to watch
over 1 year ago
Natalie
Absolute true HEROS!!! The amazing selfless act these people are doing is just astonishing. I have thoroughly enjoyed watching this series but also very sad for the Marines who have been injured xx
over 1 year ago
Michael
Massive respect for everyone of the guys and girls serving out there. God Bless you all .Keep up the good work .
over 1 year ago
aaron
so much profession being part of any regiment in the british army. I can't wait to be a part of it! chin up, heads down lads!
over 1 year ago
Madge
And Vicey....there will always be a mic here for another karaoke night in Kittle....hurry up and come back!!
over 1 year ago
Madge
Taff Hunter...you legend....have been amazed every week watching this....Chris Terrill yet again another great series....and thank you for showing us Chris where all those wonderful letters that we receive are from....so good to see you pair together tonight....at last!!!
over 1 year ago
bobby252
One hell of a tough job these guy's and girl's do. Thanks so much to Chris for documenting it and showing the civvies what life is really like for these real everyday heroes. God bless them all. And hope they gat back safe.
over 1 year ago
bobby252
One hell of a tough job these guy's and girl's do. Thanks so much to Chris for documenting it and showing the civvies what life is really like for these real everyday heroes. God bless them all. And hope they gat back safe.
over 1 year ago
PB
Well what can I say? Well done 5 well done Chris and well done all Royals plus much respect to all of our brothers and sisters in arms. As an ex 42 Cdo veteran of an 82 vintage you have held the torch aloft and run the same race, as all who went before, it is always better to run through a tape than to walk up to the finish line no matter how hard the journey and god knows we have had some. So as an ex- royal with a son in the corps I am happy to hand on the torch to the right people who work hard and are amongst the best this country has to give. Please don’t waste them.
over 1 year ago
REECE
DOIN A GREAT JOB BOYS KEEP YOUR HEADS UP
over 1 year ago
reece
your doin a great boys keep your heads up
over 1 year ago
Daz
Having followed the series right from the start, i can honestly say it has been a real privilege to be able to watch the Royal Marines in action in Afghanistan. Well done Chris Terrill on a superb show. I was saddened to hear of Paul Vice's injuries, the way the camera just held that moment right at the end before Chris Terrill actually spoke, i feared the worse, it was heartbreaking. Fortunately, if i can use that word, Paul has survived and is on the mend, so if you ever get to read these things Paul. God bless and best wishes to a true warrior.
over 1 year ago
Tdog (so i dont have to use my real identity)
can't belive that vicey got seriously injured one of the main guys and its like he says its always the good guys that get hit never the nob heads hope he's goin to be oright.
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over 1 year ago
Ryan ebanks
Keep doin a good job taking it to the enemy lads