File:Royal Marines on Exercise Serpent Rock 2020 MOD 45167381.jpg

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English: Pictured are Royal Marines of P Squadron, 43 Commando, conducting Vertical Assault training under the watchful eye of Mountain Leaders, the Royal Marines mountain warfare specialists, in preparation for cliff assaults and abseil extractions that would be conducted at night later in the exercise.

Over 80 of these highly trained Commandos spent 2 weeks in early November 2020 on Exercise Serpent Rock honing their skills with a night-time vertical assault and dawn attack followed by an abseil extraction back down ‘The Rock’.

This annual exercise sees the Royal Marines making best use of Gibraltar’s unique terrain, undertaking amphibious and cliff assaults, close quarter battle in urban environments and within the network of tunnels the Rock is famous for, as well as patrolling its streets, thoroughfares and the narrow alleyways and passages that pepper this British overseas territory.

  • Organization: Royal Navy
  • Object Name: BP200031
  • Category: MOD
  • Supplemental Categories: Training, Royal Marines, People
  • Keywords: Royal Marines Assault Rifle, Faslane, 43 Cdo RN, 43 Commando Royal Marines, Gib, Location, MoD, Ministry of Defence, Exercise Serpent Rock, FCF, FRPU E, Future Commando Force, Gibraltar, P Squadron, RM, Rock of Gibraltar, Royal Marine Exercise, TES, Royal Navy, Royal Marines, RM Units, 3 Commando Brigade, 3 Cdo Bde RM, 43 Commando Fleet Protection Group Royal Marines, FPGRM, 43 Commando, Personnel, Identifiable, Training, Exercise, Ex, Locations, Overseas, Clothing, Personal Clothing System, PCS, Combats, Camouflage, Multi Terrain Pattern, MTP, Personal Protective Equipment, PPE, Blast & Ballistic Protection, Body Armour, VIRTUS, Headwear, Helmet, VIRTUS Helmet, Action, Abseiling, Mountain Leader, Vertical Assault training, Mountain Warfare
  • Country: Gibraltar
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