GURKHAS REMEMBERED | New Monument For The Fallen Unveiled
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- Опубликовано: 8 июн 2021
- Gurkha Company Catterick have unveiled a monument to commemorate fallen Gurkhas in recent conflicts.
The names of soldiers killed in operations in Kosovo and Afghanistan from 1999 are amongst those recorded on the new memorial.
It took Gurkhas from Gurkha Company Catterick two weeks to build this monument, which will now stand as a reminder of their comrades and the sacrifices they made.
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Massive respect to the Gurkhas, the British are proud to have you guys
Give these guys British Citizenship. They deserve it.
After they do a few years of service they get free citizenship
@@RackHasAttacked no they don’t I did 12 years they still have to pay trust me
@@RackHasAttacked No they don't !
No disrespect, but as a Yank, I have to ask: Why don’t they get automatic UK citizenship after serving in the UK armed forces?
@@sfoeric I have NO idea it is very poor of the UK Gov the way these Gurkhas are treated.
I was in Morrisons, Beverley East Yorkshire yesterday. I was walking back to my car and there were three very smart young men in uniform in front of me. I asked them if there were gurkhas and they said yes. I told them that I was very proud to meet them. Such brave and loyal soldiers. My dad fought with them in the war, he said they were fearless. If anyone should be allowed to stay in the UK they should. We should give them British citizenship automatically.
It's an extremely important relationship between the UK and Nepal, and it should/will continue to be so for the rest of time.
To all Gurkhas, on behalf of myself and a mostly Grateful Nation, Thank you all for your service to this amazing country and the world , Thank you.
Gurkhas, some of the most fearless warriors on earth. god bless you guys. xx
Thank you for your service, it is an honour that we have these brave men serving our country.
This country owes the Gurkhas so much for all their service on the two hundred plus years of their part in the British Army
🇬🇧 Long overdue for these brave men. Bless them.
Fabulous and a truly deserving regiment, some of the most fearless, bravest and most loyal to our country of all.
They truly are the pride of Britain.
👍🇬🇧
Better not let BLM or antifa know where it is … it’ll be in a canal in no time with police dopely watching on no doubt.
So happy that these guys are on our side.
Ayo Gurkhali, thanks for this great video. The Gurkha formation in the first London Marathons should be re-established. We helped as Hercules Wimbledon AC and it's still remembered now, by our family. Best wishes.
Love the GURKHAS! Respect to you all.
Thank you to ALL Gurkhas that have served for the UK wish I was still in the army to work with them. Thumbs up for the video Forces News and shared.
Thank you for your continued help. I hope the government will do more to assist your people back home
Superb and loyal soldiers who deserve the utmost praise
Lest We Forget
Ayo gorkhali!Respect to brave warrior of Nepal who has proven why they are the brave gurkhas!RIP to those who lost on the battlefield who made all of us proud!
Big respect
God bless them
A welcome addition
I grew up next a base and they were always a very proud and respectful people x
So, that's why, want to become a Gurkha!
Dunno why,
but this feeling come from inside blood..
🇳🇵
RIP warriors.
Looks good lads excellent
First view
Jay nepal
Gurkha
Best of the best
🙏🏴❤️
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Yea too right they should be classed as true BRITISH people giving their lives to keep us safe not just turning up on a dinghy demanding houses and money like u know who
It’s just some cheap brick work with a plaque. What an insult. Appalling.
Thanks for your service but imo that's a plaque not a monument could of created a green space in memory and keeping with the gurkhas jungle connection/history but good to see none the less 👍👍
It's on a parade ground, a very prominent place (for the Gurkhas). They don't give up space there easily.
I agree, more could've been done considering the historic connection between our two Nations/Countries, something with a monument within a memorial garden, to show the never ending legacy of the Gurkhas within British history and the history of warfare fighting as brothers alongside their British colleagues as one.
@@petermallia558 Really? A monument and garden few would ever see and likely have to be built by contractors compared to a small monument that many Gurkhas, especially new recruits, will see a lot that has been built by Gurkhas?
where are the Gurkhas from?
Why do the Gurkhas look like Chinese and Mongolian and Vietnamese and Burmese?
why are the Gurkhas in the British and Indian army?