Soldiers in Ranger Regiments will need to be able to work in small, self-reliant teams in any environment. This also means being able to sustain themselves and treat casualties. In Norfolk, innovative lifesaving equipment has been a key part of training to prepare for this new role. Read more: https://www.army.mod.uk/news-and-events/news/2021/11/tigers-training-to-be-rangers/ | British Army

38K views · 977 reactions | Army Reservists from 254 Medical Regiment, many of whom are professional clinicians in the NHS, have spent the last two weeks training and working alongside Croatian soldiers. The aim of the exercise was to ensure the Reservists are competent and confident in their core medical and military skills and to link with that of other NATO forces to ensure best tactics and techniques are shared between nations. | British Army | Facebook

11K views · 654 reactions | Six British Army Medics recently deployed...