Every Royal Marines Commando Unit Explained (Part 3)

In this video, we take a closer look at three more specialist units within the Royal Marines Commando force: 47 Commando (Raiding Group) Royal Marines - The Royal Navy’s amphibious and landing craft experts, trained for surface manoeuvre, small-boat operations, and ship-to-shore raiding missions across the world’s littoral battlefields. 539 Raiding Squadron Royal Marines - A high-readiness, fast-response amphibious assault squadron capable of inserting commando forces from sea to land under any conditions, supported by reconnaissance and engineering elements. 24 Commando Royal Engineers - The Commando Force’s combat engineering regiment, delivering mobility, survivability, and specialist construction support in the harshest environments, including Arctic, desert, and jungle operations. Each of these units plays a vital role in enabling the Royal Marines’ unique amphibious warfare capability - from the raiding craft operators who deliver troops ashore, to the engineers who make the beachhead secure. Together, they embody the adaptability and elite skill that define the modern Commando Force. This is Part 3 of our series breaking down every Royal Marines Commando unit in detail. Be sure to check out Parts 1 and 2 if you haven’t already - and stay tuned for the final instalment as we continue to uncover the full structure of the Royal Marines. If you enjoyed this video, don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe so you don’t miss the next one. All video clips, images, and media used in this production fall under the Fair Use Act, and are included strictly for educational, commentary, and informational purposes, with no intent to infringe copyright. #RoyalMarines #Commandos #RoyalNavy #UKMilitary #3CommandoBrigade #47Commando #539RaidingSquadron #24Commando #BritishForces #MilitaryHistory #MilitaryExplained #HistoryExplained #FutureCommandoForce