Gurkha Fitness and Sports Butwal

Model making

Why are Gurkhas masters of preparation in the field? 🗺️ Using a model allows soldiers to plan a route, work out areas that offer cover – for both them and the enemy, and identify any potential obstacles or hazards Take a look at their model-making skills ⬇️🇳🇵

The single MOST POWERFUL philosophy in my life has been to ‘NEVER GIVE UP’. Because my life has been FULL of failures. Things that just haven’t gone to plan the first time round. But I have learnt to see failures as the BUILDING BLOCKS OF SUCCESS. This clip is from a podcast I did with @personable.podcast @harveybsmith that is out today! To watch the full episode go to Personable podcast on your favourite streaming platform or search ‘Bear Grylls: The Art of Living a Meaningful Life’ on YouTube.

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Passing out parade :Proud moments 👍😅

Here’s to new growth and more recruitment.

The Royal Regiment of Artillery and Brigade of Gurkhas are delighted to announce the formation of The King’s Gurkha Artillery (KGA) as officially announced in the UK parliament today. This will become the seventh cap badge of the Brigade of Gurkhas.

The KGA will deliver close support artillery batteries as part of the Royal Artillery and it will offer fresh opportunities to the soldiers of the Brigade of Gurkhas, adding even greater depth and diversity to the Royal Artillery. It is a fitting blend of two historic, proud organisations that will offer the British Army ever-greater fighting power and combat effectiveness.

The new unit will initially form up in Larkhill, at the home of the Royal Artillery. The formation of the 400-strong King’s Gurkha Artillery will be completed over the next four years, with the first transfers of existing Gurkhas taking place this spring.

Congratulations all on your new journey.

Congratulations boys selected in GCSPF. Your hard work and dedication paid off.