The Imperial War Museums official collection features rare andfascinating original films preserved in the museums vaults. Many have never been released on video before and are’ shown here, complete and uncut, for the very first time. These films are of great historicalimportance and are essential viewing for anyone interested in britishmilitary history. During WW2, British Commandos from the Royal Marineswere seen’ as an elite special force unit. Supremely fit,’ experienced witha wide range of weaponry, and highly trained and motivated, they took onsome of the most dangerous missions of the entire war. This collection containsfour wartime films focusing on the Royal Marines at war. COMMANDO ’ Made for the Admiralty in 1945, this drama-documentarycovers Commando training in Wrexham, Anchnacarry and St. Ives. Fascinating archive footage shows wartime Commando units on amphibious assault exercises, perfecting cliff-top assaults and practising both armedand unarmed combat techniques. ROUGH WEATHER LANDING -’ A secret film recording of ’†‚¹’‚an experiment by No4 Commando demonstrating their ability to launch a surprise attack on aseemingly impregnable coastline. JUNGLE MARINERSA Crown Film Unit production showing the dangers faced by long range Royal Marines patrols in the jungles of the Far East. BY SEA AND LAND -’ Another Crown Film Unit production following the RoyalMarines on the extreme left flank of the British Lines on D-Day plus 19 as they consolidate their tenuous foothold on Occupied Europe. Read Archive TV Musings Full Length Review On This DVD Release Date: 15th October 2018Discs: 1 Run Time: 98 mins