90K views · 1.9K reactions | Soldiers-under-training from Infantry Training Centre, Catterick made the most of this winter, getting to grips with a range of Adventurous Training (AT) activities across the rolling hills of Cumbria. The troops, who were taught valuable lessons in physical courage, teamwork and determination, braved the package which included abseiling, caving, climbing and paddling. | British Army | Facebook

Recruits at the Infantry Training Centre Catterick, North Yorkshire have returned ahead of the start of their post-lockdown training. Social distancing measures have been incorporated into their drills following government guidelines. The unit, which runs four versions of the Combat Infantryman’s Course (Line Infantry, Foot Guards, PARAs and Gurkhas) has run virtual training for the future soldiers during lockdown, providing an extra level of support and guidance whilst the recruits have away fr

Last week, Infantry Training Centre (ITC) Catterick hosted a Capability Day, giving a chance for the recruits to show off what they do and what they have learnt to members of the public. The visitors were able to get a hands on and experience the equipment that forms part of a soldiers day to day life. The world-leading instructors at the North Yorkshire camp were on hand to show that the British Army offers skills for life and opportunity for all. | British Army

"Short bounds, keep it tight" The Infantry Battle School in Brecon delivers competent and confident commanders for the Field Army by running command and leadership training, infantry tactics training and live firing range qualifications. | British Army

107K views · 365 shares | Troops on the Armoured Infantry Commanders...

841K views · 10K reactions | 'Use of Fire' - British soldiers practise their aim in this 1943 instructional video made by the School of Infantry to explain how to handle weapons and tactics of firing. Watch the full vide on our website: https://bit.ly/3TMQ9hS © IWM DRA 444 | Imperial War Museum London | Facebook