1960's British Army Recruitment Film | Soldiers | Military

Step back into the 1960's and see how the British Army trained the men of the future. This classic Army recruitment film showcases the diverse branches, technical trades, and educational opportunities offered to new recruits during a defining era of military modernisation.

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Explore the Army’s wide range of training and careers:

REME (Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers): Vehicle mechanics, machinists, drivers, and recovery crews.

Royal Engineers: Marine engineers, electricians, draughtsmen, surveyors, and mapmakers.

RAOC: Ammunition technicians, explosives engineers, suppliers, and clerks.

Army Pay Corps: Accountancy and early computer operations.

Army Catering Corps: Chefs and catering professionals.

Construction Trades: Builders, carpenters, plumbers, and joiners.

Army Air Corps: Helicopter pilots and aircraft technicians.

RAMC (Royal Army Medical Corps): Nurses, theatre and lab technicians.

This fascinating 1960's British Army training film highlights how soldiers gained practical skills, technical knowledge, and discipline — preparing them for both military and civilian success.

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