Flying super-marines may soon be a thing. Gravity Industries has teamed up with the UK Royal Marines to demonstrate its Iron Man-style jet suit in a ship boarding exercise, and has released video ...

Each Gravity jetsuit costs roughly $430,000 (£340,000), so it would be a significant chunk of military budget if the Royal Marines decide to incorporate these into their tactics.

On June 27, 2022, comedian Josh Wolf posted a video to Facebook that showed a Reddit post with the caption, "Marines perform boarding exercises with jetpacks and landing on a high-speed ship ...

Royal Marines Take to the Sky With Their New Jetpacks, Board Ships Published: 4 May 2021, 11:58 UTC • By: Florina Spînu 9 photos ...

Without the benefit of stunt wires, green screen and CGI, the British Royal Marines recently experimented with a jetpack that can reach speeds of 80 mph and climb to 12,000 feet.

Gravity operators working with Royal Marines can be seen launching from fast boats wearing the jet suits. The company believes its technology could revolutionize military maritime boarding operations.

Lieutenant Commander Mike Rydiard, Executive Officer of HMS Trent, added: “The integration of a Royal Marines boarding team and the Puma remotely-piloted air system in Trent is a first, and ...

Royal Marines recently tested a jet pack that makes them fly like Iron Man. The pack was designed and built by Richard Browning, The Times reported.

A Royal Marine in a jet pack launches from a fast boat to board a Royal Navy ship. Screenshot from Gravity Industries video 2021-05-04T14:20:01Z ...