Royal Navy sailors from the Fleet’s Small Ships and Diving Units and 30 Commando IX Group Royal Marines from Plymouth have joined the Armed Forces’ ceremonial contribution to the Royal wedding. One half company (24 ratings and one officer) from the Royal Navy, and the same sized contingent from the Royal Marines, have lined the streets within the precincts of Windsor Castle along with their counterparts from the Army and RAF. Read more about our people who took part today: https://www.royalnavy.

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Day Two of The Brotherhood Ride. Today the team arrived at 30 Commando IX Group – the eyes and ears of the UK Commando Force. This specialist Royal Marines unit provides intelligence, surveillance, reconnaissance, and communications – ensuring the Brigade has the information it needs to act fast and effectively. Formed in WWII, 30 Commando made its mark gathering intelligence behind enemy lines. Today, the unit continues that legacy with cutting-edge technology and specialist squadrons covering

Surveillance and Reconnaissance Squadron, Royal Marines: How the eyes and ears of UK Commando Force operate behind enemy lines... The Surveillance and Reconnaissance Squadron (SRS), primarily made up of Royal Marines from 30 Commando Information Exploitation Group, is dubbed the eyes and ears of the UK Commando Force. Their focus is to gather information on the enemy and topography, so either larger amphibious forces can follow or lethal Royal Marine strike teams can carry out their operations.