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Royal Navy has released footage of marines landing on vessels using jetpacks as they test out the future of warfare.A video from the Elite Navy Unit shows the new Gravity Jet Suit being tested out in the English Channel.Marines can be seen using the equipment- which has an estimated worth of £300k - to take off from a rig fixed on to a small boat behind HMS Tamar and flying on to its deck and were able to use them to pass ladders to help other troops.The Royal Navy has been testing out the super-hero style concept of Jet Suit assault teams since last year.The jet-packs can reportedly reach speeds of more than 85mph and can fly for over 10 minutes.Gravity Industries’ founder Richard Browning served in the British Royal Marines before

British Army could soon deploy terrifying flying soldiers to warzones, thanks to a revolutionary 'jet suit' that lets people soar through the air. Military generals and chiefs were given a spectacular flying display in Farnborough on Tuesday by Gravity Industries CEO Richard Browning, who has built an advanced Iron Man-like jet suit that lets anyone fly like an eagle at up to 80mph.

THIS Morning fans were in hysterics today when Alice Beer strapped on a futuristic jet-pack to "take to the skies". However, the 55-year-old only managed to make it a few centimetres from the ground in what one fan called an "absolute shambles".