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It was the first time since the beginning of the pandemic that an occasion like this was allowed to go ahead. 45 Commando Assault Engineers were responsible for arranging the event on Condor’s airfield. As well as lots of fun activities for adults and children alike, guests also enjoyed a BBQ, crazy golf and a bonfire and fireworks display.
Captain Ian Barnes, who’s duty it was to organise the evening’s festivities said: “It was fantastic to once again welcome back the friends and families of 45 Commando to celebrate bonfire night. It would seem that a lot of fun was had on the evening, which makes all the planning and organising well worth it.
It is only through the support of our friends and families that the unit can continue to operate effectively. It is vitally important that we acknowledge that, especially after the restrictions of the pandemic.
Captain Ian Barnes
“It is only through the support of our friends and families that the unit can continue to operate effectively. It is vitally important that we acknowledge that, especially after the restrictions of the pandemic.”
45 Commando is an amphibious commando unit that forms part of 3 Commando Brigade Royal Marines. These elite troops conduct a range of operational tasks at home and across the globe. 45 Commando are currently conducting mountain training in the Scottish Highlands, ensuring that all personnel are ready to deploy north and into the Arctic circle for Winter Deployment 22.
Direct from the front-line, the official newspaper of the Royal Navy, Navy News, brings you the latest news, features and award winning photos every month.