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They were first created as a part of the Royal Marines in 1942.
There were 2 regiments of Royal Marine Commandos at D-Day. I believe that all U.S. Marines were in action in the Pacific at the time.
7420 Commandos and 970 reserves
Having a criminal record may affect your eligibility to join the Royal Marine Commandos. Each case is assessed individually, and certain types of convictions may be disqualifying. It's best to contact a recruiter for specific guidance on your situation.
The Royal Marine Commandos receive top marks.
Green berets are worn by: The United States Army Special Forces The Royal Marines Australian Commandos French Commandos
Her Majesty's Royal Marines Commando/Band Service (delete where applicable)
Royal Marines are suitible for any terrain and any challenge. We go anywhere, we'll fight anyone, were always in the muck. They always send the Commandos in caus we dont give a monkeys.
England has the Her Majesty's Royal Marines. They have the same function as the US Marines. Most countries with a navy have a marine equivalent.
No, 42 Cdo RM is part of 3 Commando brigade Royal marines. Currently based in Bickleigh near Plymouth. The Scottish connection is with the Argle and Sutherland Highlanders a relationship established during WW2.
The Royal Marines 3 Commando Brigade normally has about 7,000 men. Don't expect to ever see it all together employed at any time. It is routinely put together in much the same way that a Marine Expeditionary Unit is. That is as customized and mission specific unit based on a specific contingency or mission.
In 3 commando brigade there are 3 Commando regiments. (40 Commando, 42 Commando and 45 Commando) Each as about 1500 commandos. Also the the fleet arm protection group (Commandos that work on ships) has about 1500 Commandos and the Air assult unit has a further 1000 Commandos. Overall there is about 7500 Commandos