@@kenichitamagusuku3194 absolutely my friend. The “Ladies from Hell” were some of the fiercest fighters in history. I would have loved to be one of them, among the very finest that the world has ever seen.!
No finer or smarter sight than a Highland regt. Absolutely awesome. The Scottish Regts have such colour, character and elan about them. Anybody privileged enough to march behind P's & D's will never forget the experience, you feel ten foot tall. The Scots have a long, hard won reputation as superb fighting soldiers- none finer in my humble opinion. *RESPECT* from England to the Men Of Steel in Scotland!
I was stationed in Holy Loch, Scotland in 70-71 in the Navy aboard the USS Canopus As 34. Everyday i had off of my duties i took off for Dunoon or several other places to listen to the bagpipes and watch the men march. Absolutely loved my time over there. Sure would like to visit there again. Wonderful people.
I am English and I am PROUD of this and all the Scottish Regiments and all the other Scottish Inventors, Physicists, Explorers and true innovators. God Save the UK and GOD SAVE THE QUEEN. Thank you Scotland.
As an Afrikaner I always had great respect for the Scots And their pipe bands that drove our family to, or close to tears! My Poem from my book- The Blades are high the Lances strait, Where they sit and wait, Sharp and clear the bugle blow, "Charge down the foe", When they gallop back, we ask who they are, "That is the Scottish of the Third Hussar" Poem by Gert van Niekerk from my book in process 'Kaapse Rebel-Anglo Boere Oorlog'.(Anglo Boer War)
@@fredferd965 Thank You-and here is another of my poems from my book: The Scot-"In a country wide with mountains high, Where by night the jackal cry, I am to make a war, why could'n I be Like my enemy's home I see-just living here!" Not even the Scots realise what a massive influence the Scots had and have on the Afrikaner people!
spent 10 years in the U.S. Army... over half that time overseas... but to this day, I can say, with out a doubt!!! No one... and I mean NO ONE! can out march the British Army! (or out fight them.. One of THEE best militaries on the face of the planet right now! Good on you Mates! Good on you!)
@@therottenestablishment7228 so why have they got a big British flag?..... You need to stop listening to wee Jimmy Krankie she's more bent than all the English politicians put together... as English man I hope the beautiful country of Scotland are there lovely people stay a part of the British Isles
@@craigsmith7273 they are wearing a kilt and they have a Scottish accent not British. Plus they would give there life to the queen and honor Britain and plus Britain has the Scottish flag on it it too you see the X in the back the is the Scottish flag England and Scotland United in the past. England’s flag previously was the cross then the United Scotland that is why you have X and the cross. Scotland has their flag on the British flag.
Ummm no, their commanders had no military bearing. Their men should be embarrassed by their giggling. The United States can out March any nation. Close second would be Germany.
Absolutely first class gentlemen, so very proud of you all. Particular thanks go to the photographer too, he took his time and thus every mum,Nan and grandma was able to get a real glimpse of their boy, not often this happens. God bless you all and thank you for your service.
Sorry to be so off topic but does anybody know of a method to log back into an instagram account?? I stupidly forgot my login password. I would appreciate any tricks you can offer me!
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Dudes just like ok lads lets have a nice clean walk lol. The grin in his eyes is infectious. No matter how bad I feel in life, regardless of the lack of a drop of Scottish blood, the call of the pipes always stirs good feelings.
@@V12F1Demon Think what they do to us Scots, I'm 42 from Scotland and even now after hearing Flowers of the Forest or Scotland The Brave Ect since I was a kid, seemsforever The hairs still stand up on my Neck so it's not surprising to me how much Scots Culture is loved around the World. Greeting's from Ayrshire....
As an ex squaddie I just love the smiles on the faces of the officer I/C and his SNCO as the called the proceedings to formalities. Clearly there's a relationship there which goes beyond just the commissioned and non-commissioned formalties. I'm guessing these two have sweated, drank and even fought alongside each other and the mutual respect and yes maybe even fondness is evident. Heartwarming and professional.
Respect, where respect is due. To the commanding officer, and to the entire regiment. Respect from America and from Bulgaria both, because I have both passports. In America, My mom's second husband (American) was from Clan Cunningham. His first wife (God rest their souls) was from Clan Davidson. She (my mom) got her Ph.D. in Dun Edin. Has many friends, in your capital, to this day. I graduated UC Riverside. The sports teams are called Highlanders, every graduation includes the bagpipe band. Even people who only have relatives in Scotland are proud to say so. Thank you.
The proud line goes back far in time....each man carries the ghosts of men who came before, marching in step, whistling the tune, keeping the traditions alive....
I'm a 71 year old Australian, born 6th August, 1950, as also my twin Brother. I am Stuart, my Brother is Malcolm. Our Parents are 98% English, English/French/Australian. but, I'll say this. My Brother and I, and our Australian Family, know this. Scotland Forever!.
One thing I love about formal British parades is the platoon of veterans that are allowed to march at the end of the column. As a Civil War reenactor in the States, I march once a year at our Veterans Day Parade [Remembrance Day in the Commonwealth]. I don't know why, but I like how it makes me feel.
The why of it??? I believe its called Camaraderie, the feeling of being attached by a non-blood connection to something eternal and far greater than you as an individual (your Regiments multi Century old continuous history perhaps) to which you will remain long after you have passed away. These lads here can trace their origins to 1633 AD as "The Royal Scots" Regiment and whilst they don't talk about it they are aware of their Regimental history, hence when recruitment is very competitive with other careers, they can successfully attract the most "unlikely Scots" into their ranks from Commonwealth Nations who wish at a personal level to become part of that Immortality. Respects to you.
@@stuartmccall5474 Well, my Regiment [the one I served with on active duty in the US Army way back when rocks were soft and Cold Warriors and other dinosaurs walked the Earth] was the 11th Armored Cavalry Regiment. It's 120 years old. My Civil War unit does indeed have a centuries old history. The 4th Infantry regiment was raised in 1812 during the American War.
@@carlhicksjr8401 : Congratulations, you are therefore carving out your place in the ranks of the Immortals, like this guy, ruclips.net/video/B8bN6-ThzPI/видео.html
@Talorc MacAllan I too am curious about the pony. I served in the US Army for 9 years. Including some NATO time with the brits, Canadians and Dutch in Bosnia. I’d love to know the history with the pony
@@michaelrist84rist24 Cruachan the 4th likes a beer! Hope this article helps. www.scottishfield.co.uk/outdoors/eqy/meet-the-royal-regiment-of-scotlands-little-star/
Reminds me of my time with the 2nd Battalion Transvaal Scottish. I loved marching behind the band with our slightly slower pace than the rest of the army and kilts swinging. What a feeling!
@@gilbertorangel4127 Being scottish is much more then skin color, its in the heart, probably more scottish then you and prepared to sacrifice much more to protect the land and its people.
There are black Scottish men, all I can say is bravo for the Scottish to accept brave men in their regimen. Is not about their color but their brave heart to stand strong and proud in their beliefs, and their love for the nation.
@@JimRamsayJWR Why did I delete my courteous and sincere comment "Scotland my love, Scotland the Brave"? I have had a deep affection for this country since my participation in The Royal Military Tatoo of Edinburgh. I love your traditions, your culture, your identity... I don't understand your réaction...
I was fortunate enough to take part in Rding the Marches in the mid 70's so glad this tradition still ongoing. Parades large and small are part of our heritage and long may they continue to be so.
My dad was a piper in the highland light infantry for the whole of the second ww,he used to tune his pipes up Sunday morning,don’t think the naighbours were verry happy,ha.
I’m an American I love the Scott’s and the Bagpipes but I can’t understand them when they speak. We went on a cruise and set at a big table with 3 couples and I could only smile because I didn’t know what the said. I apologize for my inabilities to talk to them. They are sure a bunch of handsome men and I love the mascot. We came and went to the Edinburgh Military Tattoo and road up the mile and had seats by the Commandant.
I love how the Scots despite being in the British army still have their own identity. England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, best military in the world soldier for soldier
In speaking about the Home Nations it would be a grave injustice to forget the Gurkhas from Nepal who have their own Regiments in the British Army, manned, NCO'd and largely Officered for well over 200 years and who are by proven record in battle the UK's most loyal and trusted ally, by far. So respected and trusted are they that the Queen as two Gurkha Officers as her personal bodyguard.
although I'm a Brit I've always loved the pipes cos when I was at Primary School around the corner from where I lived in London was Territorial Army drill hall and the resident caretaker was a semi retired pipe major (forgive me if I've got the title wrong) one day we had the what does your Dad do lesson his son explained and said his dad would come and show us of course the school phoned him and he couldn't resist we had a huge assembly/PE hall they locked open the doors at hoth ends.and he marched up and down for at least 20 minutes playing all the old tunes you can imagine the accoustics
Interesting comment?? These "native" Scotsmen are probably from Commonwealth Nations where they have as their "birthright" the right to apply to join the British Armed Forces. You will also see large numbers of South Sea Islanders (mainly from Fiji) in the British Armed forces. FYO, the two Highlanders in the front of this video are probably from East or West African Commonwealth Nations.
0:12 "There's a guy here in the back, so ignore No.2 Guard" "I'm sure you've heard there are traffic lights, I'll try not to hit any trucks for yous" Some officers are funny and actually great XD
@@Lugii11 your play yard all about money right not about common sense for no I'm not racist but you sound like one but like you said is there play yard remember. Right 🤔
@@Lugii11 why should we love you or in your people that pretend to be her neighbors or any of them they're no better than the Arabs in the middle East go play with your Indian is real cowboys in the
@@chuckbuhl8047 No, i´m real ! I´m not a racist, i´m a doctor and a man of God. You can say whatever you want but nothing changes what you said ! I understand your point of view of course as i understand everybody´s point of view. For me, it´s not about the money but about the morals, the good and bad and i prefer the good, all the way. I´m sorry to know that you think that way but that´s ok, everyone has their own agenda and opinion. Take care Chuck
If you care to do some research you will see that the Home Secretary Pritti Patel is of Indian Heritage, Sajid Javid the Secretary of State for Heath is of Pakistani Origin, Kwasi Kwarteng the Business Secretary is of Ghanaian Heritage, so the Lord Mayor of London is rather small in the greater scheme of things. Enjoy this video, ruclips.net/video/B8bN6-ThzPI/видео.html
@@JimRamsayJWR yes, it wast a duel between gentlemens and we invaded the islands not hard feelings we mistaken the enemy are true enemy is are own politicians 🇦🇷🇬🇧
To Franky : Hi, further to the other replies, please listen to this and I hope it makes you feel better, ruclips.net/video/UpdeNcH1H8A/видео.html The part of Lt Col Tim Collins in this movie was played by actor Kenneth Branagh and the speech was from another conflict, but the message of morality/ ethos of being in the British Army would have been identical. Respects to you.
You know british still hate germans just because you ass kicking that jerks 75 years ago. The red poppy flower often appear on the grill of the cars there. Its the memory of the victims during the german air attacks.
Joe Don Poppy’s are for soldiers that died during ww1 during the Somme? And is now for every fallen solider from ww1 too present day. The only brits that hate Germans are uneducated idiots probably like yourself. I for one look back and see a well fought Germany who would have won the war if not for there mistake in Russia and the yanks. We brits were on our knees during the war. Not all nazis were evil most were just young boys fighting for their flag and you have too respect that. Rest in peace too all fallen troops during the war on all sides for they are braver men than 98% of all men today.
My grandad always used to comment on the 'jocks' and how they live up to their history whipping invader's heads off. He seemed to have the most stories about them, and talked about how they seemed uniquely fierce.
Hadrian, et al, understood we had to be. Sad, many in the US/UK have been "discouraged" to forget so much of what we wrote with our own blood in the books of History. NB - Pitty about the hecklers.
Agree. Doesn't mean you always have to appreciate it. On the other hand, those horses are so smart, seen some do similar "gestures," so that after the 30th time he got a giggle from the crown, he just includes it as a matter of routine.
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I am a United States Marine, I am a combat veteran, I am very old now, but I would’ve been proud to serve with these men!
But these men wearing skirts, the manly man of the United States marine corps in a skirt, really?
@@kenichitamagusuku3194 absolutely my friend. The “Ladies from Hell” were some of the fiercest fighters in history. I would have loved to be one of them, among the very finest that the world has ever seen.!
Beautiful uniforms!
I could probably do the cymbals.
No finer or smarter sight than a Highland regt. Absolutely awesome. The Scottish Regts have such colour, character and elan about them. Anybody privileged enough to march behind P's & D's will never forget the experience, you feel ten foot tall. The Scots have a long, hard won reputation as superb fighting soldiers- none finer in my humble opinion. *RESPECT* from England to the Men Of Steel in Scotland!
Ha-ha. We are Russians. smarter? JC!
I was stationed in Holy Loch, Scotland in 70-71 in the Navy aboard the USS Canopus As 34. Everyday i had off of my duties i took off for Dunoon or several other places to listen to the bagpipes and watch the men march. Absolutely loved my time over there. Sure would like to visit there again. Wonderful people.
Tim Sebastian so was my dad he was on renown and revenge
@@stevendale7658 when was he on Canopus?
@@timsebastian5758 no I think only resolution and revenge he was a cpo
Noche scottish girls
The Scottish soldier is one of the toughest and bravest. Being English, I am very proud to have you an allie. I hope the Union lives on.
Thanks mate I hope the nationalists never win 🇬🇧🇬🇧
Please stay Scotland
Most of these guys were English..
Yes, the well known saying of English officers, "we will fight to the last Scot"
@@Locutus Yes, they have no culture of their own.
I am English and I am PROUD of this and all the Scottish Regiments and all the other Scottish Inventors, Physicists, Explorers and true innovators. God Save the UK and GOD SAVE THE QUEEN. Thank you Scotland.
I met a Scottish soldier on the QE2. He was a true gentleman and a barrel of laughs, but tough as nails. I would not want to cross him.
As an Afrikaner I always had great respect for the Scots And their pipe bands that drove our family to, or close to tears! My Poem from my book-
The Blades are high the Lances strait,
Where they sit and wait,
Sharp and clear the bugle blow,
"Charge down the foe",
When they gallop back, we ask who they are,
"That is the Scottish of the Third Hussar" Poem by Gert van Niekerk from my book in process 'Kaapse Rebel-Anglo Boere Oorlog'.(Anglo Boer War)
This poetry is a wonderful, worthy part of our history - well done!! Very well done!
@@fredferd965 Thank You-and here is another of my poems from my book:
The Scot-"In a country wide with mountains high,
Where by night the jackal cry,
I am to make a war, why could'n I be
Like my enemy's home I see-just living here!"
Not even the Scots realise what a massive influence the Scots had and have on the Afrikaner people!
Rhodesia forever
When a parade of proud men like this stands to attention, a formidable entity can be felt in the atmosphere.
spent 10 years in the U.S. Army... over half that time overseas... but to this day, I can say, with out a doubt!!! No one... and I mean NO ONE! can out march the British Army! (or out fight them.. One of THEE best militaries on the face of the planet right now! Good on you Mates! Good on you!)
Scottish mate, not British. Big difference.
@@therottenestablishment7228 so why have they got a big British flag?..... You need to stop listening to wee Jimmy Krankie she's more bent than all the English politicians put together... as English man I hope the beautiful country of Scotland are there lovely people stay a part of the British Isles
We spend more time
Square bashing than you Yankee girls do ☺️
@@craigsmith7273 they are wearing a kilt and they have a Scottish accent not British. Plus they would give there life to the queen and honor Britain and plus Britain has the Scottish flag on it it too you see the X in the back the is the Scottish flag England and Scotland United in the past. England’s flag previously was the cross then the United Scotland that is why you have X and the cross. Scotland has their flag on the British flag.
Ummm no, their commanders had no military bearing. Their men should be embarrassed by their giggling. The United States can out March any nation. Close second would be Germany.
Absolutely first class gentlemen, so very proud of you all. Particular thanks go to the photographer too, he took his time and thus every mum,Nan and grandma was able to get a real glimpse of their boy, not often this happens. God bless you all and thank you for your service.
God Bless the Queen.
Оказывается что в Шотландии большинство мужчин это негры ! Это очень забавно ! У нас в России негров нет - и это особенность жизни в России !
Sorry to be so off topic but does anybody know of a method to log back into an instagram account??
I stupidly forgot my login password. I would appreciate any tricks you can offer me!
@Waylon Izaiah instablaster ;)
@Ignacio Bentley i really appreciate your reply. I got to the site on google and im trying it out now.
Seems to take a while so I will reply here later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
Dudes just like ok lads lets have a nice clean walk lol. The grin in his eyes is infectious. No matter how bad I feel in life, regardless of the lack of a drop of Scottish blood, the call of the pipes always stirs good feelings.
Well said. Pipes give me the goosebumps that's when I know I'm feelin it.
@@V12F1Demon Think what they do to us Scots, I'm 42 from Scotland and even now after hearing Flowers of the Forest or Scotland The Brave Ect since I was a kid, seemsforever The hairs still stand up on my Neck so it's not surprising to me how much Scots Culture is loved around the World. Greeting's from Ayrshire....
@@davidwallace4416I know what you mean. When I was in Glasgow I didn't feel as if the current generation really cared so much?
As an ex squaddie I just love the smiles on the faces of the officer I/C and his SNCO as the called the proceedings to formalities. Clearly there's a relationship there which goes beyond just the commissioned and non-commissioned formalties. I'm guessing these two have sweated, drank and even fought alongside each other and the mutual respect and yes maybe even fondness is evident. Heartwarming and professional.
That's really good.. I'm from Germany and I love Pipes and Drums. Lovely Greetings from Düsseldorf. Nic
Incredibly proud of all our armed forces. And proud to be Scottish.
Loved seeing the pomp and ceremony and hearing the pipes and drums. Thanks for the trip back to Scotland after 35 years.
You are most welcome Mara, please subscribe to my channel for much much more!
you've been away for 35 years? shame on you.
😂😢
My ancestors are Scottish, with a family line of over 200 years in American, and I will always love my Scottish blood brothers!
Gotta love the Sgt. Major, never short of a joke to ease the tension. And what a fine presentation.
Respect, where respect is due. To the commanding officer, and to the entire regiment. Respect from America and from Bulgaria both, because I have both passports. In America, My mom's second husband (American) was from Clan Cunningham. His first wife (God rest their souls) was from Clan Davidson. She (my mom) got her Ph.D. in Dun Edin. Has many friends, in your capital, to this day. I graduated UC Riverside. The sports teams are called Highlanders, every graduation includes the bagpipe band. Even people who only have relatives in Scotland are proud to say so. Thank you.
The proud line goes back far in time....each man carries the ghosts of men who came before, marching in step, whistling the tune, keeping the traditions alive....
I'm a 71 year old Australian, born 6th August, 1950, as also my twin Brother. I am Stuart, my Brother is Malcolm. Our Parents are 98% English, English/French/Australian. but, I'll say this. My Brother and I, and our Australian Family, know this. Scotland Forever!.
Outstanding!! Great to see. Love the Pipers. (From a US Marine of Scottish heritage)
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Best number 2 dress in the British army. Love the Scots, respect from Northern Ireland.
That’s No1 Dress. I am wearing number 2 in my image.
Respect from Los Angeles as well
Another bright, sunny day in Scotland.
One thing I love about formal British parades is the platoon of veterans that are allowed to march at the end of the column.
As a Civil War reenactor in the States, I march once a year at our Veterans Day Parade [Remembrance Day in the Commonwealth]. I don't know why, but I like how it makes me feel.
The why of it??? I believe its called Camaraderie, the feeling of being attached by a non-blood connection to something eternal and far greater than you as an individual (your Regiments multi Century old continuous history perhaps) to which you will remain long after you have passed away. These lads here can trace their origins to 1633 AD as "The Royal Scots" Regiment and whilst they don't talk about it they are aware of their Regimental history, hence when recruitment is very competitive with other careers, they can successfully attract the most "unlikely Scots" into their ranks from Commonwealth Nations who wish at a personal level to become part of that Immortality. Respects to you.
@@stuartmccall5474 Well, my Regiment [the one I served with on active duty in the US Army way back when rocks were soft and Cold Warriors and other dinosaurs walked the Earth] was the 11th Armored Cavalry Regiment. It's 120 years old.
My Civil War unit does indeed have a centuries old history. The 4th Infantry regiment was raised in 1812 during the American War.
@@carlhicksjr8401 : Congratulations, you are therefore carving out your place in the ranks of the Immortals, like this guy, ruclips.net/video/B8bN6-ThzPI/видео.html
Loved the medals on the pony.
So the pony is like a mascot?
@Talorc MacAllan I too am curious about the pony. I served in the US Army for 9 years. Including some NATO time with the brits, Canadians and Dutch in Bosnia. I’d love to know the history with the pony
@Talorc MacAllan no it’s not I am afraid. Cruachans history was/is Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders.
@@michaelrist84rist24 Cruachan the 4th likes a beer! Hope this article helps. www.scottishfield.co.uk/outdoors/eqy/meet-the-royal-regiment-of-scotlands-little-star/
How english seeing somthing like this can be respect for you?
Reminds me of my time with the 2nd Battalion Transvaal Scottish.
I loved marching behind the band with our slightly slower pace than the rest of the army and kilts swinging. What a feeling!
I love how most of them look happy to be there, considering the precision accuracy these marches must require.
Ihr ehrwürdigen Schotten , welch Respekt mir der größte ist ,ich wünsche mir das ihr eigenständig werdet
Very very proud to have Scottish and Irish blood in my veins🏴🇮🇹
from Brisbane Australia - ex Briggate Glasgow.......well done! Proud & Loud
Long live the heart of these soldiers. Texas has great love for your strength and faith.
Peaceful and beautiful parade without horrific big weapons. God bless Scotland.
As an American who shares your ancestry I love your performance. I was fortunate to attend the Edinburgh Military Tattoo.
I love how you can hear the faint cry of the pipes in the background
Love this! Sends shivers down my spine! Love heritage and faith in people.
Heritage please they let the blacks in it was heritage
@@gilbertorangel4127 Being scottish is much more then skin color, its in the heart, probably more scottish then you and prepared to sacrifice much more to protect the land and its people.
The hymn of WILLIAM WALLACE. 🏴
@@sgtsarge2617 pourquoi pas un extra terrestre pffffff
Beautiful.This warms the cockles of my heart!
That officer has the Military Cross, among other medals.
@@hldx.z2393 You've been playing too much COD ya sad bas***d. Like that nutter that got accused of killing Jill Dando. Bet ye live in an absolute skip
@@hldx.z2393 The Military Cross (MC) is awarded in recognition of “an act or acts of exemplary gallantry during active operations against the enemy.
There are black Scottish men, all I can say is bravo for the Scottish to accept brave men in their regimen. Is not about their color but their brave heart to stand strong and proud in their beliefs, and their love for the nation.
Right lads, don't forget the swagger loved that remark.
Too right they should have a swagger. Our heroes!
@@JimRamsayJWR you have that right Jim.
Normally with - ‘remember, yer mammies watchin,’
@@JimRamsayJWR Why did I delete my courteous and sincere comment "Scotland my love, Scotland the Brave"?
I have had a deep affection for this country since my participation in The Royal Military Tatoo of Edinburgh.
I love your traditions, your culture, your identity...
I don't understand your réaction...
@@lairdtomfrenchelectromusic2545 i don't think that i did? perhaps youtube filtered it out
This is what’s needed in the UK right now, discipline and respect, with that comes pride which sadly now lacks in this day and age.
I Love Scotland,,, good Lads, Philippines.
Also from Philippines, half Scots blood, love from Baguio❤😘
A fellow filipino, hi there!
Im also from Philippines, Ima half Italiano.
Half ita, half Ilocano
@Talorc MacAllan ｉㄟㄟ
aye hello thereee
I was fortunate enough to take part in Rding the Marches in the mid 70's so glad this tradition still ongoing. Parades large and small are part of our heritage and long may they continue to be so.
Very well turned out parade. They are enjoying themselves too.
My dad was a piper in the highland light infantry for the whole of the second ww,he used to tune his pipes up Sunday morning,don’t think the naighbours were verry happy,ha.
Nothing better than marching to the pipes. My unit was always behind the Argyl and Sutherland Highlanders of Canada for parades.
I’m an American I love the Scott’s and the Bagpipes but I can’t understand them when they speak. We went on a cruise and set at a big table with 3 couples and I could only smile because I didn’t know what the said. I apologize for my inabilities to talk to them. They are sure a bunch of handsome men and I love the mascot. We came and went to the Edinburgh Military Tattoo and road up the mile and had seats by the Commandant.
I love how the Scots despite being in the British army still have their own identity. England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, best military in the world soldier for soldier
In speaking about the Home Nations it would be a grave injustice to forget the Gurkhas from Nepal who have their own Regiments in the British Army, manned, NCO'd and largely Officered for well over 200 years and who are by proven record in battle the UK's most loyal and trusted ally, by far. So respected and trusted are they that the Queen as two Gurkha Officers as her personal bodyguard.
Bravo to our beloved British Allies! - A Yank
Ahem they are Scotsman
@@stephenhearn4582 ahem they’re in the british army, to want to join to british army you have to be of british identity
@@stephenhearn4582 Ahem Scotland is in Britain you idiot that's coming from a Scotsman who loves all my country of great Britain and Northern Ireland.
@@ashleymcmurray5060 some of us will never acknowledge Britain as our sovereign Scotland is our country mate .... NO SURRENDER ERIN GO BRAGH
@@stephenhearn4582 damn right mate 👌
Brilliant very impressive hope you n Scotland will still be in the union for many years to come
We know yous hope that man
although I'm a Brit I've always loved the pipes cos when I was at Primary School around the corner from where I lived in London was Territorial Army drill hall and the resident caretaker was a semi retired pipe major (forgive me if I've got the title wrong) one day we had the what does your Dad do lesson his son explained and said his dad would come and show us of course the school phoned him and he couldn't resist we had a huge assembly/PE hall they locked open the doors at hoth ends.and he marched up and down for at least 20 minutes playing all the old tunes you can imagine the accoustics
Proud of our Scots brothers... these boys are proud and tight, we share the same military values
Gives me goose bumps ,love the sounds , smart pony , wish we could of seen them march.
ruclips.net/video/EOjhxIKuzy4/видео.html
I love seeing native Scotsmen in the regiment...as it is supposed to be. Bravo Zulu.
They might be from parts of scotland but they support and fight for 🇬🇧 instead of 🏴
Interesting comment?? These "native" Scotsmen are probably from Commonwealth Nations where they have as their "birthright" the right to apply to join the British Armed Forces. You will also see large numbers of South Sea Islanders (mainly from Fiji) in the British Armed forces. FYO, the two Highlanders in the front of this video are probably from East or West African Commonwealth Nations.
"Has wellington nothing to offer me but these Amazons."
This is what makes us our United Kingdom.
I say again how wonderful ... they are and protect us as serving soldiers. All over the world ,God bless you all. ANGEL 😇
Fantastic My Regiment looking epic as ever.....
why you dress like women?
@@M.Đ-z4u they dress like men
@@M.Đ-z4u and also because men shorsts cant hold their massive balls
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You served?
"...AN' REMEMBER 'BOOT TH'GLOVES, YE CAN SEE'T A MILE AWAY IF IT'S NAE IN TIME!" 👍🤣 Love it!
I lived in Mildenhall Suffolk England for three years and it took me over of of those years to understand most people
I know Mildenhall, I was down there camping in John's field a few years ago watching the USAF Heavies!
I've been married to a Scot for night on 40 years and she still comes out with things I need to have translated.
@@JimRamsayJWR I was at Mildenhall in 1990 with the USAF love England, people are very friendly!
New subscriber here. Love this, proud to say Im part Scottish. Greetings from Charleston, West Virginia, USA
Semper fi bro gotta luv this 2nd combat marine
@@waltmannikko7031 loved it. Makes me proud. Differently different uniforms from the Dress Blues uniform of the United States Marine Corps. Semper Fi
Gotta say they look sharp
@@waltmannikko7031 yes they do.
I like watching the "facing movements" and handling the weapons, the marching....👍
Beautiful...well worth visiting...birth place of Mary Queen of Scots..🏴
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"There's a guy here in the back, so ignore No.2 Guard"
"I'm sure you've heard there are traffic lights, I'll try not to hit any trucks for yous"
Some officers are funny and actually great XD
very unmilitary thing to say tbh. in war, they wouldnt meet trucks, but grenades
He didn’t say any of that...
Northern_Norse_ Celt Are you deaf?
@@patriot4786 They would meet more trucks than grenades in just about every scenario
are you deaf or something?
Who doesnt love the scots !! Beautiful and super friendly lads :) God bless Scotland and scots
They're Indians how can you love them hey Robin steal your country while you're sleeping how can you love them
@@Lugii11 your play yard all about money right not about common sense for no I'm not racist but you sound like one but like you said is there play yard remember. Right 🤔
@@Lugii11 why should we love you or in your people that pretend to be her neighbors or any of them they're no better than the Arabs in the middle East go play with your Indian is real cowboys in the
@@Lugii11 wow that's what it took for anybody to respond must be computer
@@chuckbuhl8047 No, i´m real ! I´m not a racist, i´m a doctor and a man of God. You can say whatever you want but nothing changes what you said ! I understand your point of view of course as i understand everybody´s point of view. For me, it´s not about the money but about the morals, the good and bad and i prefer the good, all the way. I´m sorry to know that you think that way but that´s ok, everyone has their own agenda and opinion. Take care Chuck
Thank you Jim for this video I used to live in Gibraltar so I was used to seeing Regimental Bands nearly every day.❤️😘👍🏻🇬🇧👏✅
The 79ths Farewell to Gibraltar is one of my fave pipe choons
Jim Ramsay 🇬🇧👍🏻✅👏
Gibraltar les pertenece a los españoles.
@@policero7371 si.is ocupied territory
Very impressive!! -from New York City.
I have never figured out what all that stamping is about.
Combination of demonstrating motivation / enthusiasm and precision, along with adding a sound effect.
What's funny is that it's not as old as you'd think. We only started doing this in the 20th century.
What an awesome ceremony, there is nothing better to raise your hackles, give you a sense of pride.
People dont realise how much time and effort goes into these drills
My grandfather loved bagpipes, well he was Irish ...
Something remains, I am excited to see this ..
My dads side of my family came from Nothinghamshire England about 150 years ago
The Contribution of the Scots to World History is seriously understated...and I am not a Scots Nats
جميل 👍 🌹.... nice.... Where is that marching..... يارب رحمتك
The linked videos have the marching!
@@JimRamsayJWR شكرا لك 🌹.... thank you
ive been a Royal guard 4 times at the Royal castle Stockholm Sweden, and I say, this is just beutiful.
Very beautiful and very interesting. I am a South African and I would like to know the colours of the Powrie-kilts.
I love Scottish music.
Greetings from Turkey.
By the way, kilt looks so cool.
Nice, but remember, who is the Mayor of London?
If you care to do some research you will see that the Home Secretary Pritti Patel is of Indian Heritage, Sajid Javid the Secretary of State for Heath is of Pakistani Origin, Kwasi Kwarteng the Business Secretary is of Ghanaian Heritage, so the Lord Mayor of London is rather small in the greater scheme of things.
Enjoy this video, ruclips.net/video/B8bN6-ThzPI/видео.html
Happy new year to all Bonnie lasses and lads keep those bagpipes coming
The most organized and professional army in the world cheers from argentina 🙋🏻♂️👍🏻
Even though they kicked butt over there?
@@JimRamsayJWR yes, it wast a duel between gentlemens and we invaded the islands not hard feelings we mistaken the enemy are true enemy is are own politicians 🇦🇷🇬🇧
To Franky : Hi, further to the other replies, please listen to this and I hope it makes you feel better, ruclips.net/video/UpdeNcH1H8A/видео.html The part of Lt Col Tim Collins in this movie was played by actor Kenneth Branagh and the speech was from another conflict, but the message of morality/ ethos of being in the British Army would have been identical. Respects to you.
Proud to have been born in Scotland.
Why was aiden Davidson not escorting the mascot, beautiful pony ,🙏🙏🙏
I love this, so inspiring! Coming to you from California. My grandfather was full Scottish from Dornoch. Hope to visit there some day.
It's a wee bit cold up there
Please visit Scotland SIR our people will welcome you with open arms.
Concussion black I saw in Scotland. Him might be from Baku longtime ago.
Very funny - keyboard warrior - do one!
Now Folks. This is really great. Stefan from Germany.
You know british still hate germans just because you ass kicking that jerks 75 years ago. The red poppy flower often appear on the grill of the cars there.
Its the memory of the victims during the german air attacks.
Joe Don Poppy’s are for soldiers that died during ww1 during the Somme? And is now for every fallen solider from ww1 too present day. The only brits that hate Germans are uneducated idiots probably like yourself. I for one look back and see a well fought Germany who would have won the war if not for there mistake in Russia and the yanks. We brits were on our knees during the war. Not all nazis were evil most were just young boys fighting for their flag and you have too respect that. Rest in peace too all fallen troops during the war on all sides for they are braver men than 98% of all men today.
Joe Don do your research before spouting shite in the comment section !!
@@joedon9758 mate r u stupid or something the germans were kicking your ass until the american's showed up
@@greypossum5982 yea 6 years later and only because of Pearl Harbour.
Always loved the pace sticks...
Very impressive. Would have been even better to see some marching to bagpipes and drums.
Outstanding discipline! Best regards from Berlin!
Im From Germany. I LOVE Scotland.
Excellent video here. Great to Watching this. Just love Bonny Scotland 🌟💯🌟
That uniform is stunning. Nothing comes close.
Nothing but the best indeed Thankyou .
How proud they look and should be. God preserve Scotland!
God you guys are fantastic, thank you all, and god bless you
You guys are the best coming to you from the Bronx New York UK much respect
thank you very much.
best friday night show for an old soldier to see hearthwarming
Glad you enjoyed it Bjorn!
Ponys got more medals than me. 😄
and probably bigger balls
😂😂😂
@@jimdevlin2138 You think so huh hahahaha thats funny.
Hes prob meaner than you! 🤣🤣🤣
/ What hapneded to the Corporal Cruachan IV, the mascot of the Royal Regiment of Scotland, ?
My grandad always used to comment on the 'jocks' and how they live up to their history whipping invader's heads off. He seemed to have the most stories about them, and talked about how they seemed uniquely fierce.
Hadrian, et al, understood we had to be. Sad, many in the US/UK have been "discouraged" to forget so much of what we wrote with our own blood in the books of History.
NB - Pitty about the hecklers.
Too right we are
I will say one thing about the British Army is that when the Sargent Major starts barking commands the crowd even comes to the position of attention.
good to see the guys laughing at each other...and realising this is a human endeavour
Agree.
Doesn't mean you always have to appreciate it. On the other hand, those horses are so smart, seen some do similar "gestures," so that after the 30th time he got a giggle from the crown, he just includes it as a matter of routine.
No , I don't.And there is an officer with "strevlopodia".......
It is a beautiful video.
@@aplato8576 i mi
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i'm wondering, what the name of that gun use by Royal Regiment of Scotland? for me it looks like an Aug A3