Fantastic video! The marches played were, (Band of the Grenadier Guards) 1) 0:01-Namur 2) 2:39-Unter den Linden 3) 5:28-Back to Camp (Abmarsch in die Quartiere) (Band of the Irish Guards) 4) 6:39-Ulster Division 5) 7:40-Rhythm of the Line
The Grenadier Guards' regimental colour is decked today. At a guess, it's for Hazebrouck, April 12-15, 1918, one of 45 honorary distinctions noted on their colours. Great playlist.
Absolutely stunning well played n well turned out I love our grenadier band finest in the world n I have so much RESPECT for all our guard đ who bring so much joy to our country god bless all đ n đŽ god save the king đ â€đ„đȘđ«Ąđ«Ąđ«ĄđŽđ«đ đ„ŸđȘđŒđ”đ¶đ·đ„đȘđș much lv xxxxx â€â€â€â€â€â€
Always wonderful to see + an uplift especially as weâre living in such uncertain times⊠On the cheeky sideâŠl couldnât take my eyes off the Guard marching with the 10 past 10 feet! âșïž
Hello Wendy, They are Taught to March & Stand like that. It's supposed to be less tiring & more Comfortable & is the Optimum Angle to spread the weight over the Feet & keep the Circulation going so they don't get Cramp. It's even checked when they're Inspected.
@@vickyRoyalHistory This Iâve heard in the past. In this instance, it was just the one solitary Guard in the entire squad whom caught my eye as his gait was so extremeâŠit bordered comical.
@@wendymoney2043 Hi Wendy, Yes there's a few who tend to look like Charlie Chaplin when they do it, it's so un-natural. You can often pick out the ones who've just Graduated by their strange Gait. The ones who've been serving for a few years have usually become so used to it, it looks quite Natural. It's also quite funny too, to see them just walking, then another 1 or 2 join in. thy always, Always get into step, even if someone has to do a hop & skip to get into step with his Mates, it's so ingrained in them. Enjoy your Week!!
There is always something Special when The Regimental Bands lead the Guards from their own Regiment at a Guard Change Parade. There's just that little bit extra, the shoulders set with the back a little straighter or perhaps it's the head a little higher, maybe the Chest is a little more prominent. Whatever it is you can see it as DS Chusa Siwale Leads the Band of the Grenadier Guards & The Old Guard - Mounted by The Grenadier Guards - from St James Palace down the Mall to Buckingham Palace. The Grenadier Guards have their Colour "Decked" today, I know there is one or two 'Newbies' who'll be watching, so I'll explain for their Benefit. When a Regiment has their Colour Decked, you can see at the Top of the Pole, there is a Small Garland of Artificial Laurel Leaves. To a Regiment, their "Colour" is the Name Given to the Flag that Carries the Record of their Regiment's Battle Honours, The Regiment's Badge & Motto. It is one of a Regiments most, if not The Most, Revered Objects. The Colour is carried by Junior Officer, with an "Escort" of 2 Armed Guardsmen flanking him & another Officer Marching ahead of the Colour Bearer, in these Guard Change Parades. If the Colour is not Paraded, then the Officer will March where it would Normally be. When the Colour is "Decked" it's generally because it coincides with a Specific Battle the Regiment took part in, but very Occasionally it's because it's the date of something monumental in the Regiments History. The Colour of any Regiment is treated with the utmost Respect by all other British Army Officers & Men (& Women), if The Squadron of Blues & Royals Cavalry in this Video had met The Grenadier Guards Colour on their way up to Horse Guards, they would have paid their Respects by coming to attention & holding their Swords straight in Salute & "Eyes Right" as they passed. Back to the Video... The Band of the Irish Guards, led by the Incomparable SDM Gareth Chambers MVO, heading up the Spur Rd to Buckingham Palace with the New Guard. I can see a Welsh Guard Plume in the Detachment, I suspect they are in fact The Welsh Guards Regiment, even though some of the Guardsmen have a tightly bound Plume in their Bearskins & only White showing. If they were the Grenadier Guards (Who have White Plumes), their Colour would be "Decked" as well, it's clearly not, so I'll say the New Guard will be Mounted by The Welsh Guards. This is a Great Video! It's Good to see The Household Division back in the Red Tunics. Well done Cameraman/woman, a Great Job with the Large Crowd. Than you for Sharing.
Yep, we understand beards are allowed now in the British Army. The RAF have been allowed beards for some years and the Royal Navy have been allowed beards "forever" in the past. Another sign of the times, unfortunately ... (Standards are not "slipping" ... they've been blown out of the window) !
@@seeker1432 ... Let's reduce our Military to a rag-tag force incapable of defending our country ! The whole thing is pathetic ... I'm sick and tired of "trans-this" and "trans-that" and people "being offended" and everyone accused of being "racist" just because they try and defend our way of life !
It's been Reported in Forces Net. That with the New "Multi-National" Servicemen, there had to be some Changes to allow for Religious & Cultural Differences. Headwear: can wear Turbans & Chaladors are Permitted, Facial Hair is permitted & the feeling was it would be too difficult to police if it was only allowed because of Religious or Cultural Requirements. Me, I'm not saying a Word.
What are we doing acting as if nothing is happening in the uk , wake up and see what's happening this country will not be ours much longer if we continue to act if nothing is happening I,m sick and tied of people turning our country into a laughing stock
This country is inturmoil and we've got prass bands playing in the streets that great use of our soldiers they supposed to be protecting this country not being entertainment
Itâs tradition something we have to hang on to our history and traditions are what makes us British and not a Muslim country we need to fight for our traditions and country before there is no turning back
Fantastic video!
The marches played were,
(Band of the Grenadier Guards)
1) 0:01-Namur
2) 2:39-Unter den Linden
3) 5:28-Back to Camp (Abmarsch in die Quartiere)
(Band of the Irish Guards)
4) 6:39-Ulster Division
5) 7:40-Rhythm of the Line
The Grenadier Guards' regimental colour is decked today. At a guess, it's for Hazebrouck, April 12-15, 1918, one of 45 honorary distinctions noted on their colours. Great playlist.
Absolutely stunning well played n well turned out I love our grenadier band finest in the world n I have so much RESPECT for all our guard đ who bring so much joy to our country god bless all đ n đŽ god save the king đ â€đ„đȘđ«Ąđ«Ąđ«ĄđŽđ«đ đ„ŸđȘđŒđ”đ¶đ·đ„đȘđș much lv xxxxx â€â€â€â€â€â€
Ty
I think the Grenadiers have a new plume, lighter in color and especially longer!
Always wonderful to see + an uplift especially as weâre living in such uncertain timesâŠ
On the cheeky sideâŠl couldnât take my eyes off the Guard marching with the 10 past 10 feet! âșïž
Hello Wendy, They are Taught to March & Stand like that. It's supposed to be less tiring & more Comfortable & is the Optimum Angle to spread the weight over the Feet & keep the Circulation going so they don't get Cramp. It's even checked when they're Inspected.
@@vickyRoyalHistory
This Iâve heard in the past. In this instance, it was just the one solitary Guard in the entire squad whom caught my eye as his gait was so extremeâŠit bordered comical.
@@wendymoney2043 Hi Wendy, Yes there's a few who tend to look like Charlie Chaplin when they do it, it's so un-natural. You can often pick out the ones who've just Graduated by their strange Gait. The ones who've been serving for a few years have usually become so used to it, it looks quite Natural. It's also quite funny too, to see them just walking, then another 1 or 2 join in. thy always, Always get into step, even if someone has to do a hop & skip to get into step with his Mates, it's so ingrained in them.
Enjoy your Week!!
Beautiful Music Performance ! Tree Leaves Come out IN last 48 hrs with Bit Warmer weather Too đđ
Life goes on listening to the soldiers playing is great an helps people to take there mind of the bad stuff so get over yourself
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There is always something Special when The Regimental Bands lead the Guards from their own Regiment at a Guard Change Parade. There's just that little bit extra, the shoulders set with the back a little straighter or perhaps it's the head a little higher, maybe the Chest is a little more prominent. Whatever it is you can see it as DS Chusa Siwale Leads the Band of the Grenadier Guards & The Old Guard - Mounted by The Grenadier Guards - from St James Palace down the Mall to Buckingham Palace. The Grenadier Guards have their Colour "Decked" today, I know there is one or two 'Newbies' who'll be watching, so I'll explain for their Benefit. When a Regiment has their Colour Decked, you can see at the Top of the Pole, there is a Small Garland of Artificial Laurel Leaves. To a Regiment, their "Colour" is the Name Given to the Flag that Carries the Record of their Regiment's Battle Honours, The Regiment's Badge & Motto. It is one of a Regiments most, if not The Most, Revered Objects. The Colour is carried by Junior Officer, with an "Escort" of 2 Armed Guardsmen flanking him & another Officer Marching ahead of the Colour Bearer, in these Guard Change Parades. If the Colour is not Paraded, then the Officer will March where it would Normally be.
When the Colour is "Decked" it's generally because it coincides with a Specific Battle the Regiment took part in, but very Occasionally it's because it's the date of something monumental in the Regiments History. The Colour of any Regiment is treated with the utmost Respect by all other British Army Officers & Men (& Women), if The Squadron of Blues & Royals Cavalry in this Video had met The Grenadier Guards Colour on their way up to Horse Guards, they would have paid their Respects by coming to attention & holding their Swords straight in Salute & "Eyes Right" as they passed.
Back to the Video...
The Band of the Irish Guards, led by the Incomparable SDM Gareth Chambers MVO, heading up the Spur Rd to Buckingham Palace with the New Guard. I can see a Welsh Guard Plume in the Detachment, I suspect they are in fact The Welsh Guards Regiment, even though some of the Guardsmen have a tightly bound Plume in their Bearskins & only White showing. If they were the Grenadier Guards (Who have White Plumes), their Colour would be "Decked" as well, it's clearly not, so I'll say the New Guard will be Mounted by The Welsh Guards.
This is a Great Video! It's Good to see The Household Division back in the Red Tunics. Well done Cameraman/woman, a Great Job with the Large Crowd. Than you for Sharing.
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What and who with the Beards ?.
Yep, we understand beards are allowed now in the British Army. The RAF have been allowed beards for some years and the Royal Navy have been allowed beards "forever" in the past.
Another sign of the times, unfortunately ... (Standards are not "slipping" ... they've been blown out of the window) !
@@supernutkin5122 I didnt know. I have to say, I not so sure i like that change.
@@seeker1432 ... Let's reduce our Military to a rag-tag force incapable of defending our country !
The whole thing is pathetic ... I'm sick and tired of "trans-this" and "trans-that" and people "being offended"
and everyone accused of being "racist" just because they try and defend our way of life !
It's been Reported in Forces Net. That with the New "Multi-National" Servicemen, there had to be some Changes to allow for Religious & Cultural Differences. Headwear: can wear Turbans & Chaladors are Permitted, Facial Hair is permitted & the feeling was it would be too difficult to police if it was only allowed because of Religious or Cultural Requirements. Me, I'm not saying a Word.
What are we doing acting as if nothing is happening in the uk , wake up and see what's happening this country will not be ours much longer if we continue to act if nothing is happening I,m sick and tied of people turning our country into a laughing stock
Away and booil your heed!!!!!đđđ
This country is inturmoil and we've got prass bands playing in the streets that great use of our soldiers they supposed to be protecting this country not being entertainment
Iâm sure that you all have enough soldiers/guards to go fight and protect if necessary. Thereâs five regiments alone plus others.
Itâs tradition something we have to hang on to our history and traditions are what makes us British and not a Muslim country we need to fight for our traditions and country before there is no turning back
I see ,cut out all forms of colorful traditions , this is of course what happens under a republic, not for me keep it going
Itâs not a brass band itâs a military band steeped tradition.Also look at how many people are watching spending their money in London .
@@michelemccloskey3657 No No No, Not Brass, they're talking about Prass Bands & it can't be a Typo, There's a lot of distance between a 'P' & a 'B'.