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Ein sehr schöner Blues , danke für das Video!😊❤

Worked in HMS Daedalus, 85/86, delivering the vits to the various galleys about camp. Great buzz about the place during field gun. I believe Fleet Air Arm’s training ground is a housing estate now. Shite that.

The next time the UK hosts the Olympic games, they should include this in the New Sports

Something special that has been lost.

No women?

Pure legend

Best guy ever

In 1969 I watched 27 File Gun Competitions at Earl Court; ( was on on duty there )...I also watched 27 early morning practices in Earls Court. I never once got tired of watching one of the supreme tests of man against heavy metal. It is the ultimate test of teamwork and trust......matelots have their continuing good health in the hands of others. For me the gun crews were the highlight of The Royal Tournament.......literally hearts of oak!

I'm ex Royal Navy 85/92 and and during a jolly in 87 we had several on board training for the upcoming season, to try and get picked to get in. They were beasting themselves during every spare minute trying to get to the required standard of fitness and mentality needed. I was in 2E1 gunners mess and we had 2 of our mess mates going for the next intake, we ended up going down into the tank deck or up on the flight deck with them, shouting encouragement and eventually a lot of us joined in and it created a spirit de core and was great for moral and jacks fitness, which lets face it wasn't always the best.😁. As we had so many seaman on INTREPID, we didn't keep normal sea watches, like forenoon/ first, afternoon/ middle ect. Only the bosuns mate and quartermaster ( me) kept them watches. All the rest had 1 hours look out on the bridge at night and back to your lit, so there was quite a bit of drinking going on. And as we were part of the Dartmouth training squadron we were on five days at sea four days in port routine. It was excellent until I met my now ex. Anyway, when they done away with the field gun competitions the Royal Navy lost another bit of itself. Today's navy is tiny and nothing like the navy I joined in 85. They don't even let the submariners use the tank at HMS DOLPHIN in case anyone hurts themselves FFS.

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I'm related to this legend ❤

What year was this filmed do you know? I used to love going to the Royal Tournament as a child in the 90s. What a shame it got binned.

I grew up around Field Gunners. My Dad was with FAA. He marched out in the Final Run. When I head that Pompey trainer tell someone to "Shit in it" I got chills 🤣

Yes this was the highlight of the Royal Tournament , as a kid you never new how much work went into it but the memories of it have never been forgotten, tough men doing a very tough job . Thanks you all again for my child hood memories.

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At this (recording) date, Ian Wheeler (on this picture) was not in the band, the clarinet was play by Monty Sunshine. Thanks for your video. Jo

Who begins a song like that?! It's magic. Chris Barber saved my life many times.

There are various version of Paul's tv debut, and I believe them all

We have never let the army forget this....ps don't mention monarchs funerals

I was in the field gun.i was in b teem did it for years loved it

Did men run the guns more than 1 year, or were they restricted to the one year.

Love this man.

Is there the original footage of that episode anywhere!

thank you.

In Russian. Мне 85. И эту давно знакомую музыку в этом великолепном исполнении я слушаю снова и снова и готов слушать и слушать. Это - как прекрасное вино, которым никогда нельзя напиться...

Well, this is the power of music.. Barber's group is great, but this has a sound like thunder !!! ❤ 👍

Put onto her by an article in The Guardian newspaper. Glad I read it. She has a great voice.

I am 81 and you can't beat it .. None of them left now except for their wonderful music forever

What a fantastic talented line up , Ottilie , Chris, Monty Sunshine & Lonnie Donegan on banjo

Barber band and Ottilie Patterson ⭐⭐🇬🇧

Delvene Delaney. Quite possibly the most beautiful woman on Australian TV ever. ( Well until Margot Robbie. )

I hope he made lots of money

Incredible work.

Chris Barber e eden od legendarnata cetvorka na tradicionalniot britanski dixieland, Barber, Ball, Bilk i Ken Colyer. Chris e velemajstor vo svirenjeto trombon. Od trombonot go izvlekuva i nevozmoznoto. Go slusam so golemo zadovolstvo poveke od 60 god. Blagodaram Chris. Dusan Stojanovski

Heartachingly beautiful

Amazing, every bit of these to perfect scale and scratch built. This is truly humbling, I build model ships for a living, professionally 28 years now. This Gentleman is a true Master. God bless him.

As a young man growing up in the late 40s to early 60s it was not uncommon to see models like this being sold at local antique stores in my city . There were also large models of many of the ocean liners and cruise ships that were displayed in the windows of your local travel agencies. Often wondered what happened to all these treasures.

Loved watching this brilliant thank you for sharing

Absolutely beautiful!

1inch_16 feet? why not 1/192 scale?

There are model builders and there are some true greats. Then there is this man towering above all.

Amazing seems to be the more common description of this fellow's work, and I certainly concur!

The rigging alone is just amazing.

Amazing. Pre-modern glues and paints.

He was my great uncle. His nephew, my father, is also an amazing modeller.

Now that’s a knife 🔪

Simply AMAZING, all scratch built, and by just one man !?

Dear God she looks glorious just Glorious

Wow!!...What guts,bravery and superb teamwork!! The sort of qualities that make the Royal Navy deserve the reputation of .."The Senior Service "..

Hoges you legend