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Anterior cruciate ligament injury in Royal Marine basic training.

All Royal Marine recruits who sustain a significant injury during training are taken out of training and entered into a rehabilitation program (Hunter Company) until they have recovered sufficiently to return to Commando training. Once an ACL rupture has been identified recruits are offered an ACL reconstruction. If recruits choose to undergo an ACL reconstruction, post-operatively they return to Hunter Company for their rehabilitation until they are ready to return to training. Those who choose not to have an ACL reconstruction stay in Hunter Company in order to improve lower limb strength and stability in an attempt to compensate for the lack of an ACL and with the ultimate aim of returning them to training.