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God bless the Prince of Wales.

I passed out in 1953 and I totally agree with you

I wouldn’t really call it political. If you think racism is a political issue I’ve got some news for you my friendio

The "blues" uniform you hand back after the parade as well as the swords. That said, most Ocdts will buy their own swords specific to the regiment they are commisioning into, complete with personalized engravings.

Those carrying swords are about to pass out and have a matter of days left at the academy until they commission. Those carrying rifles are the junior and intermediate intakes, the parade marking their progress onto the next stage of the 44 week course.

Only those actually passing out use swords- the other platoons are yet to complete their course

We can only have black soldiers if black men and women want to join. It isn’t for a lack of trying on the Military’s side.

Your opinion is irrelevant.

the USA is still more raciest as a country then the UK

You need to go to Specsavers lad, there are way more than 1 non-white person on the parade. There's still a whole lot more to be done but it's not the picture you're painting (and I'm not including those I assume to be F&C).

@@daniellastuart3145 U are 💯% correct on that ...America is way more Racist than any other's country

I failed mine in 1991.

lol noobs

I was a Cadet at Texas A&M University from an Army family my dad retired as a CSM, he wanted for me to be an officer. During the Spring semester of my sophomore year I dropped out thinking that the war wouldn’t last until my7 commission date of May 1970. Knowing full well that I could attend OCS. I passed the test for OCS but after my Infantry AIT I was sent to Jump School with follow on orders to report to Ft Bragg and the Special Forces Training Group (now called the Q Course). After I arrived at Ft Bragg I had a meeting with the CSM of the Training Group. He talked me out of attending the OCS. He told me to stay here and if I graduated 12 months from now, request the 5th Special Forces Group RVN and request an assignment to the Mobile Strike Force. In the Mike Force I’d be in command of a company abet an indigenous company. So I graduated and was assigned to the 5th Group and was also granted an assignment to the Mike Force. Once on a team A-401 our Captain sent me with another NCO on a 30 day combat operation; I’d been on the team just 3 days. The NCO was leaving to go home and his company the 43rd Company with 112 Cambodians. I took the company out three additional times with Greg with each combat mission lasting 30 days. After I returned I had lunch with what was left of my class in May 1970 right before they were to be commissioned. I wore my uniform with my Green Beret and the lunch was pleasant. But I was amazed as to how young they looked. I on the other hand look old before my time. As it turned out I was the only one to do a tour in the Nam. I was amazed as how terrified I was at the upperclassmen and how foolish I now felt. Even though I didn’t serve as an officer, I did command a company through 48 days of combat with another 30 days during the wet season using Airboats (fiberglass with zero armor). I completed my schooling at the University of Texas, May 5, 1974.

@@Marka2401 ok

No-one misses this place. But I get what you mean. Passing out was a huge relief and sense of freedom. The longest year ever lived.

How so?

Virtually every developed-ish government has a military academy or university

At Tom ? Yes it is. When I was at the RMA in the very early 70's cadets in their senior term were known as Senior Cadets. A select few were made JUO.s, (Junior Under Officers), but only a select few - VERY few - made SUO (Senior Under Officer).

@@trollmeistergeneral3467 alright thank you

Could not agree more with you really sloppy.

Lol that’s the officer academy p

Your opinion is irrelevant.

@@alexlamond9559 just like your winning .

@@orangekraftwerks5684 Cant you handle other peoples opinion's

The British Grenadiers

@@stephenskillen194 Thanks mate

@@donaldyeung9658 no problem 👍

ever heard of west point?😂

@@masonhutchins2981 sandhurst is clearly better, they march a horse up steps!

@@masonhutchins2981 Unfortunately for the yanks, when it comes to culture and class, they often see them themselves imitating and never pioneering.

The roblox game?

Why

@@Ty-qv3ml an inside joke in the military abt how officers specially Brand new 2nd Lt's cant use a map and a campus

@@ozone1894 lol

@@ozone1894 good ol campus, they cant use a map and you cant use a dictionary!

Or an opinion...

It's a British army tradition that has lasted for the past few hundred years

I believe that the ones with swords are the Officers who are actually graduating, the remainder are still in their stages of training.

@@RackHasAttacked not guns bloody rifles ..

@@karibakid when did I mention guns and they are basically the same thing with a different name.

@@RackHasAttacked theyre different things but all on technicality

Nobber. Young officres ahve to bea real leader who are respected by the troops these dyas. Try to stay awake at the back!

Someone didn't pass their AOSB...

Nope. Purly on merit.

Thank you

Kusu

Walaikumusdalam Kusu.Sre you a Muslim and where are you from?

A

Where?

climpus woof french , Irish , Italian do better drill than that , might be an off day it happens

@Din Djarin disagree with you but that’s ok

@Din Djarin when JFK came to Ireland 🇮🇪 he was impressed with the Irish military foot drill , when he passed away , if you look at the footage in the Video clips his inner guard of honour are Irish cadets...

@Din Djarin Irish ☘️ used to be British 😆...... DONT think so

Gurkha regiment isn’t the most disciplined and it’s called the Rifles nor Gurhkas

@@valiantcruxzify4378 I know it's a very subjective statement but that's what I feel after visiting and training with several regiments in the past.

Well if you're not good enough for Para Reg I suppose you have to go somewhere.

@@hamskyxxx Quite right.

@@JammyDodger45 Were you?

Because the Scots dg are better

Because no one writes about 💩