Thank you for uploading and sharing these wonderful moments of the past. Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II, was simply the embodiment of the best of Great Britain.
An historic piece of film...it was the LAST time the Queen rode side saddle {horseback} to take the salute at her birthday parade. All subsequent parades (since) have had her riding in a carriage, or simply standing on an elevated staging platform (as in the last 2 Windsor Castle Trooping the Colour ceremonies)
It brings home, so forcibly, the value of the monarchial system to a country. Would one find such love and affection towards a president or a dictator, I think not.
Thank you so much for this! I really appreciate hearing the voice of the late Tom Fleming. He had a great voice for such occasions and just as important, he knew when to talk and when NOT to talk and let the pictures and event speak for themselves.
@@michaelscott2445 The Guards Depot at Pirbright in Surrey was where Foot Guards and Household Cavalry received their basic training on enlistment. It was exclusively a Guards establishment. Sadly it closed in the late 80's and basic training was transferred to the Infantry Training Centre at Catterick, Yorkshire.
This is a wonderful video, thanks DavyFlute. I was in the parade, one of the marching Scout and Guiding band. Seen as very outdated and twee now, I loved the pomp and ceremony.
The field officer made a mistake with orders at 1:28:50. Accidentally ordered the escort to right form before the about turn was ordered. The escort is confused and hesitant to execute the order
You can see Lt. Col. Armistead here: czcams.com/video/qhKbMLnNVXk/video.html and here czcams.com/video/yu7aleJnOdQ/video.html and here at 12:15 czcams.com/video/oC8sLRBp7Ts/video.html
Our Queen was Buried today The like of Her we will never see again
Thank you for uploading and sharing these wonderful moments of the past. Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II, was simply the embodiment of the best of Great Britain.
These back 1980,s 1990,s where much bigger than they are now
An historic piece of film...it was the LAST time the Queen rode side saddle {horseback} to take the salute at her birthday parade. All subsequent parades (since) have had her riding in a carriage, or simply standing on an elevated staging platform (as in the last 2 Windsor Castle Trooping the Colour ceremonies)
It brings home, so forcibly, the value of the monarchial system to a country. Would one find such love and affection towards a president or a dictator, I think not.
How things seemed to be a lot better in those days. Happy memories
The white race was already doomed
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Thank you so much for this! I really appreciate hearing the voice of the late Tom Fleming. He had a great voice for such occasions and just as important, he knew when to talk and when NOT to talk and let the pictures and event speak for themselves.
We call that "Mansbridging" nowadays. Peter Mansbridge had it down to a fine science.
The last time the queen rode in the birthday parade
Bring back the height requirement for the Guards and re-establish the Guards depot. Another great British institution broken by the weak and feeble.
I agree with the height requirement, but i dont know what the guards depot was ?
@@michaelscott2445 The Guards Depot at Pirbright in Surrey was where Foot Guards and Household Cavalry received their basic training on enlistment. It was exclusively a Guards establishment. Sadly it closed in the late 80's and basic training was transferred to the Infantry Training Centre at Catterick, Yorkshire.
The guards depot certainly sorted the wheat fron the chaff. I was going through basic training when this was on.
Nowadays, they've improved their spinwheels and refined their left and right forms better.
I went through the depot in 1991 with Windsor 21 platoon. Very tough but a great achievement. The Welsh guards were up lizzie barracks up the top.
Amazing to watch! Cheers from Virginia! I was born in March 1986! Great year and amazing to still remember!
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Lovely films. Glad to have found a film of Her Majesty the Queen at the Trooping the Colour of the 1st Battalion Scots Guards. Thank you.
This was the last time she rode Burmese
I had this on VCR I recorded all the Troopings from about 1980 dear knows were they went.
Thank you from the Fiji Islands, very formative with regards to their uniform and history.
This is a wonderful video, thanks DavyFlute. I was in the parade, one of the marching Scout and Guiding band. Seen as very outdated and twee now, I loved the pomp and ceremony.
The producers of the Crown need only have gone on youtube and they would have got Olivia Colman's uniforms correct
Senior drum major Irish guards 💂♀️☘️🇬🇧
@@memphis6420 okay
BTW this recording has the soldiers squashed up making them look fat its the adjustment setting its not set right.
Yes, sorry about that. Hope it doesn't spoil it too much.
@@davyflute9033 Can you get the 1980 trooping .
is there a chance you could find trooping the colour from 1979. because it was on youtube before but got taken down
Sorry, I don't have 1979.
@@davyflute9033 oh ok
The 1979 QBP was one of the best ones.
@@yahyahussein425 i saw it on youtube for a few months back in 2017 but then it got taken down...
wow great footage
Senior director of music grenadier guards
The field officer made a mistake with orders at 1:28:50. Accidentally ordered the escort to right form before the about turn was ordered. The escort is confused and hesitant to execute the order
And at that day, the lieutenant colonel was nowhere to be found to this day.
Some people still mistake Burmese for a male, look underneath you can tell that was a female Horse "Mare"
When guardsmen were guardsman.
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This is her last parade in uniform Scots guards
55:55 music?
Golden Spurs.
Music at 00:12
Nice
Why does the Queen Mother get the anthem, but the Queen doesn't? Seems the sovereign, rather than a Queen Consort, should have precedence.
The Queen was on horseback and in uniform, which meant she took a salute rather than simply being transported in a carriage.
@@johnking5174 Thank you.
22:45 music name please ?
Loch Lomond. Arranged by Duncan Beat.
You can see Lt. Col. Armistead here: czcams.com/video/qhKbMLnNVXk/video.html
and here
czcams.com/video/yu7aleJnOdQ/video.html
and here at 12:15
czcams.com/video/oC8sLRBp7Ts/video.html
BRITISH THE BEST
55:02
BEDANKT
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