The Military Training Unit (MTU) at HMS Raleigh is the lead school for all Military Training within the Royal Navy. MTU provides cutting edge weapons training for sailors of all levels, ensuring they are fully prepared to protect themselves or their units on operations at sea and ashore.
Military Training Unit
Using modern facilities and the latest training techniques, the MTU provides the most up to date training for Naval personnel.
Initial recruits undertake a five day training package, including an introduction to the 5.56mm rifle, military fieldcraft and counter IED training. This provides them with a foundation of knowledge whilst preparing them for specialist training and provides a good grounding to return in the future for more advanced Military Training.
The MTU mission is to provide training for personnel in Ships Protection and Skill at Arms Training for RN personnel deploying on land Operations and Above Water Warfare (AWW) Career Courses. Future Commanding Officers and Executive Officers also attend the MTU for a one day update on Ships Protection Force issues, a brief on the current role of the Unit and the assistance and advice on offer regarding training or procedures that may affect the capability of the personnel employed on board their ship.
Personnel attending Career and Instructional Technique courses receive qualifications to allow them to teach weapon handling and military training throughout the Royal Navy.
The MTU has the most up to date facilities available to the Royal Navy, including: two 25 metre ranges and a 600 metre range, 6 outdoor weapon training stances and 2 indoor weapon simulators. There are also several weapon training and multi media classrooms for indoor instruction.
LATEST NEWS
TOP STORIES
Royal Navy help to build bridge.
23 May 2012Trainee sailors from HMS Raleigh have built a bridge with...
French Naval Visitors for HMS Raleigh
18 May 2012A group of French Navy Supply Officer Cadets have been...
Raleigh Staff Get Set for the Plymouth Half Marathon
18 May 2012Two groups from HMS Raleigh will be among those taking...
Ex-marines help produce a cake fit for the Queen
17 May 2012Two former Royal Marine chefs were reunited as they helped...