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165K views · 15K reactions | To some it's a sword, to others, it's a bayonet, either way, it forms an essential part of infantry training that tests recruits to the limit. #BritishArmy #FutureSoldier #SundayFunday | The Infantry Training Centre | Facebook

Episode 5 of our short Facebook series, get a look at week 4 of the Combat Infantry Course. If your looking to join the infantry and want to know how training is, then these episodes are for you. The infanteer is someone that knows things that are worth doing aren't always easy! a job role that requires a higher concept of 'team' than any other type of employment. In no other profession are the penalties and risks for poorly trained personnel so appalling or so irrevocable as in the military. Th

On the Combat Infantry Course, recruits are tested in some of the most arduous conditions possible. One of the biggest obstacles they will face is being able to perform their duties with very little sleep - here, recruits on a defensive exercise are having their determination tested to the max. Can you spot where the tiredness kicks in?? 😴💤💤💤 #BritishArmy #WednesdayWisdom | The Infantry Training Centre

125K views · 6.4K reactions | Intense Infantry Combat From a Legendary Unit | American Veterans Center | Facebook

This week, we hear from recruits about the work-life balance during Infantry training at ITC. Want to find out more? Search Army Jobs #Soldier #Infantry #worklifebalance | The Infantry Training Centre

On Friday, two platoons of Infanteers finished their training at ITC, when they successfully passed off the square. With a special visit from the Tigers Army Parachute Team, it was certainly a day to remember for all involved. #saturday #goals #achieve #britisharmy | The Infantry Training Centre

Exercise FAN DANCE at the Infantry Battle School Exercise FAN DANCE is a gruelling navigation and endurance exercise that is conducted on each of our tactical courses (SCBC, PSBC and PCBC). The exercise is run across 24km (16 miles) of the Brecon Beacons. The students summit Fan Y Big, Cribyn, Pen Y Fan, Corn Ddu, Fan Dringarth and Fan Llia, carrying over 25kgs of equipment. At the foot of Fan Dringarth there is a little surprise for them, a 75 kg stretcher. The exercise usually takes each team