Close Quarters Marksmanship in the British Army Today November 2, 2018 Unipro2013main British Armed Forces, British Army </p> <h2></h2> <p> Close quarter marksmanship is a key skill of the fighting soldier. Though it may seem easy as the distance is shorter, there are a range of other factors that must be considered for success in any engagement. Here Staff Sergeant Ian Arnott from the Small Arms School Corps puts the highly-trained Brigade Reconnaissance Force Troops through their paces.</p> <p>Here we show the essence of what it takes to win a short range contact. Some techniques and procedure have been omitted for security and brevity purposes.</p> <p>It is even more important, during this time of transition in Afghanistan, for the soldiers to be fully trained, as we take a step back and allow the Afghan National Forces to take control of their own security.</p> <p>Filmed by the British Army Combat Camera Team in Afghanistan for Op HERRICK 18 – Captain Mau Gris team leader, Sergeant Barry Lloyd video cameraman and Sergeant Barry Pope photographer</p> <p> Please support our Sponsors here :
