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- A royal guard keeping watch over Queen Elizabeth II's coffin fainted in front of it on September 15th.
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I cannot imagine that the man has not been injured, such a horrific fall on his face...I do hope that he is ok or at least his injuries are not too serious.
He didn't face plant, his ok just exhausted
he's ok, theres another video shows him getting up and carrying on with his duty.
@@gavinshelton5712 where
I can imagine. I dont have brain damage
The fall is nothing compared to the harm of the experimental injection that caused it
It’s worth mentioning, for the avoidance of any misconceptions here, that the man who fell is not a soldier. He is a member of the Scottish ceremonial guard, the Royal Company of Archers. They are all volunteers and mostly of retirement age, spending the rest of their duties representing their organisation in competition longbow. None of them were forced into it, they volunteered for this duty.
Unfortunately for this poor chap, he was probably under the weather and, combined with his age, found it really difficult to stay there for his 20 minute slot. I do hope he’s alright.
Edit: For what it's worth, there was an interview of one of the Yeoman Warders (Beefeaters) who was there, an RAF veteran named Tam Reilly, and he said the archer recovered shortly afterwards.
At last! Someone bothering to base a comment on facts.
I did wonder if he was an older guy alright. He did seem to have grey hair.
Poor guy! I wonder if they had a briefing or something to remind them not to lock their knees.
Thank you for commenting with actual facts and logic. Being an older man, this fall is going to be a lot harder on him than it would be on a young person. And to the silly people who said he didn't hit his head, if you slow down the playback speed, you can see that although he managed to get his hands in front of him, which surely helped slow him down, he still smacks his forehead so hard and fast that it bounces off of the stone floor. He'll be lucky if he doesn't have a concussion.
Poor guy, it makes it even worse to find out that he was an elderly gentleman. I do hope that he’s okay. That was a really nasty fall.
As someone who spent 10 years active duty Army and has spent countless hours in various types of ceremonies, I can tell you this happens all the time. Sometimes from dehydration, overheating, illness or locking your legs out. I've seen it many times. Standing at attention for a long period of time is very difficult. I remember when I was stationed in Hawaii, we had a change of command ceremony that lasted over 3 hours. We had to stand information that while time in a field with no shade and it was 89 degrees out that day. Absolutely awful.
Yeah, flashing your muscles and assets on social media must be hella easier. 👌
Well you wasted your life serving terrorism
@@janchada710 bruh what?
@@janchada710 how?! She simply stated how much she understood what they were going through
It is insane and dangerous. Bodies are not machines.
Salute to all who guards the Queen’s coffin day and night. Absolutely painful to watch when anyone of them collapsed esp in such a situation. Praying for all of them and a speedy recovery to the guard who had collapsed. God bless you all! ❤️from Singapore
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Poor man ! Can happen to anyone ! The face plant was horrid. I really hope he's OK.
@@Lisa99lou depends on if he's sober. My old man proves that all the time. He damaged the cement multiple times.
@@Lisa99lou oh well then his face needs to be realigned. Hey, medical leave can be a needed break.
You said it for me
I fell and hit my head months ago (march) and still have seizures and faint frequently. Hope this guy is ok too.
you mean KO
The way he smacked his face onto the ground could be dangerous! I hope he's doing okay.
@@trainman86trainstramsandmore you fr?
@@trainman86trainstramsandmore lmao that sounds so fake stop lying
@@Badbhoys I'm not!!!
@@Badbhoys But ill delete it cos ur so stubborn
@@maddoxcindy5017 yes
Huge respect to him. My thoughts go out to him 🙏😊🌟, and I hope he's ok!
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Oh, how awful. I truly hope that he wasn't hurt. God Bless him and everyone else.
I feel for this guy. As ex-military I know what it's like to stand to attention for a long period. But, with the added pressure if guarding the Queens coffin. I salute you all.
God bless brother. 👍👍
We had a girl pass out in ROTC from locking her knees. Luckily she fell into whomever was in front of her and was caught
Ikr
But they only stand for 20 minutes
True. It was an extreme pressure to take the shot
i feel bad for him, the impact looked quite serious like his full face crashed on the ground first. i really hope he's ok.
He didn't fall on is face, he caught himself just before hitting the ground
@Logan Roof NewsOne thing is sure, nobody will guard you when you are in the coffin
@Logan Roof News Oh look, it's trying to communicate with us.
@@nobody-rb9xh if you’re nobody why do you reply?
Yes, he fell on his face, nobody knows nothing
Bless him. I’ve done that myself when I was around 18 years old.
Prayers to the guard as well as everyone who serve the Queen ❤ & my deepest condolences to the royal family ❤
Say that to the peoples appointments cancelled today
@@thedestiny326 is that the only thing you could say 😑
@@yas_m1n ………..………….…
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The on-screen text here is terribly misleading. The guards stand at their posts for only 20 minutes at a time. Then they are relieved by other members of their unit. Their duty shift may be 6 hours, but they stand still only in 20 minute increments. Still, 20 minutes is plenty long enough to lock your knees and pass out. I hope the soldier is OK. Looks like he was just about to be relieved.
Thanks for the info!
I just watched the video twice. Where does it look like he was JUST about to be relieved? 😒😂
@@getdownonit8753 the other people walking towards him?
Thank you for saying this! I was watching the live coverage and noticed that the changing of the guards happened very frequently. I thought it was about 1/2 hour, but i guess it's 20 minutes. There is NO WAY they would make these men stand there for six hours!!!
Standing for 20 minutes is childs play I used to work in a factory and would stand for 8-10 hours a day
And the person next to him wasn't ment to move nor react because of duty. I hate this rule.
that just shows that how uptight their rules are.Even you dead on spot
What a dumb feelingless rule
I think the person next to him was trying to discreetly pull him back.
that's why it's about time that the monarchy be abolished 🤣🤣🤣
hate the person..
Besides the standing attention. It's everything surrounding the ceremony. The honor, the duty, the emotions. There's no comparison I mean I'm not there and I feel sadness of the pasting of the Queen. I remember I was a little boy when my parents took me to see the Queen visiting Hong Kong in 1975. Everyone was so excited to catch a glimpse of her. My dad bought a commemorative plate of their visit. I think we still have it.
That sound made my heart jump. Poor guy, I do hope he's ok 💕
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I was in ROTC back in high school. I locked my knees while standing at attention. After about 2 hour’s in a drill I passed out and hit the floor.
I can’t imagine what these wonderful guardsmen are going through. Sending so much love and prayers to him and all.
What happens to your body if you lock your knees? When you stand in attention for long periods of time, do you have to keep your knees a bit bent?
@@mattheoswho1010 yeah you do, but you have to bend slightly so it’s not noticeable. I was in ROTC too and that what they told us to do. Basically when you lock your knees your basically turning off the muscles around your knees and reducing blood flow there. hence why you fall out
as a former marching band student i can say that this is very true. started blacking out when i locked my knees standing at attention and didn’t notice that i was doing it. my teacher noticed i wasn’t feeling good and luckily i was able to sit down in time before i completely passed out.
I was in the Canada version of ROTC. Even though we didn't drill for that long and a couple kids would faint once in a while, our legs would get tired/stiff for either standing too long or continously doing drill (band drill, regular drill or not) and the officer would tell us to bend our legs once in a while.
They all look like they are suffering from the heat. The guy was probably dehydrated and too overheated.
The guard standing next to him had to see him start to wobble before falling down. I think it's a dumb rule that they have to stay still around someone who is already dead when someone who is alive needs help. Maybe he could have reached to break his fall.
sadly I think its rule if the guy would have caught him he could have gotten fired because then thats one part of the queen not guarded. and since she's royalty there's many creeps and horrible people out there
It’s so people don’t vandalise the coffin or smth but it’s still stupid to have such king shifts
His pay might've been docked had he broken character
@@thecanadian953 There really is no such rule.
@@Owen_157 There is also a very valuable crown [worth millions] on top of the coffin too that needs guarding.
I am so glad all these comments are filled with empathy and compassion for the man and the circumstances. I too hope he is OK.
The smell of sulfur was just too much
He was tired, God bless him
Tired of the monarchy.
@@christianwoman1346 why are you watching?
@@cvblair Why are you addicted to the monarchy?
@@christianwoman1346 I am enjoying watching a beautiful traditional event honoring a life well lived.
@@cvblair A monster evil witch who rob her entire life many continents Africa India and so many others. You are evil just like her.
I think 6 hours is too much, I used to work on my feet and stand for about 3-4 hours. 4 was my max and that was me being young. Poor guy, I hope he's ok. I think a 3 hour period is more than sufficient especially for more senior members. I know he would have done it out of respect for the Queen and duty so for that I admire him.
But they rotate every 20 minutes. So they can rest 15 minutes and be 25 minutes on their feets 20 of them standing still.
I watched the time stamps on the feed and these guards change out every 20-30 minutes.
6 hours? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I've stood on my feet for 12 hr shifts
The other guys can handle it so and it's pretty standard stuff for people in the military, sometimes i guess they just have off days when they're not feeling well and don't tell anyone
I can’t imagine the amount of discipline you need to be a royal guard. 6 hours? I can’t even last a few minutes just standing still.
They stand for 20 mins only
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I did this exact thing when I was in the military during a "change of command" ceremony. I was only standing for 15 -20 minutes and had my knee's locked which they always tell us not to do. I didn't really notice until all of sudden I could see my vision closing in from the side and turning into tunnel vision. I fell strait flat just like he did, hitting my front two teeth and shattering them completely. Several people came over to help me and I was taken to the hospital for a checkup and then booked for a dentist to fix the cosmetic damage. The US military is good about covering the cost of these things and paid for my implants which look better than my original teeth. The most shocking part was looking in the mirror at my teeth after the fall and seeing them gone.
It must be difficult standing stock still and hoping you don't get an itch or a cough. Thank you for being in the military 🕯️
What a terrible story! I have nightmares about losing my front teeth and am always so relieved to wake up. I hate to think this was your reality!
this primitive act of guarding a dead body for showcasing is inhumane for the workers! modern day slavery!!!!
@@christhomson8924 You know these guards are volunteers right? Last time I checked slavery wasn't very voluntary...
@@christhomson8924 they were volunteers
I pray everything is alright.
Wishing for his speedy recovery.
@@trainman86trainstramsandmore Man stop spreading rumours
@@crazypsychovirgoman6990 I found that from an external source
@@trainman86trainstramsandmore I agree with you
Praying or Karma doesn't save innocent women and children's lives anywhere in the world 🌎 keep them best for yourself
praying and doing absolutely nothing have the same outcome
OMG hope he's OK God bless x
King - "Oh the commoners are finally here to see you mummy"
Can’t imagine myself standing steady god knows for how long feels like a punishment
Exactly, that is such a pointless job!
They stand for 20 minutes, and then are rotated. So it is not that long of a time.
@@jamiehollywood7681 for a 96 years old dead queen...it is a pointless job..
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Probably got fined for collapsing no doubt, just how the Queen likes it
@@Hokage982 damn bro 💀
I was in cadets and I have seen this happen to junior high/high school students. I remember one kid who fainted at a remembrance day ceremony. Most times the weather is chilly or cold. Sometimes snow. Not this time though. It was like 20 degrees Celsius and our uniforms were all black. Out in the sun. For like an hour. Wearing all black, having to stand perfectly still and not move.
What company were you part of ? I'm 19th
Lmao 20 is nothing I'm always out with full black and it's 43 sometimes goes up to 45 and 46 now it's 38 last year I think it got up to 55 and I was drinking hot tea
@@mrzrrixgaming2738 It's not a competition, mate.
lol The British think 20° is hot...
@@alisiachiara it's really weird for us in the equator generally. because the normal temperature is 30-40 and anything below 20 can even be classified as "too cold to be comfortable" for me
Oh my! Hope he's doing okay!! 🥺
Massive RESPECT to each and every one of those involved. I hope he is ok, that did look painfull.
Respect for what? She was an international exploiter of human beings. Harboring ill-gotten gains from centuries long past.
@@silversurfer9588 fair enough, we all have our own opinion. I don't do arguments on social media, not worth my time.
God, I hope that guard is ok, you can see the slow wobble before they fall and hit the ground.
Even the impact made me wince in pain.
I hope the guard makes a full recovery and doesn't sustain any major injuries.
I have so much empathy for these guards and what they are doing is incredible and should be given a round of applause for their hard work and dedication.
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He may have had his knees locked. When I was in the Army and having to stand at attention for long periods I was always warned to ever so slightly bend at your knees to aid in keeping this very situation from happening.
@Logan Roof News nice nobody is gonna give you attention lol
this primitive act of guarding a dead body for showcasing is inhumane for the workers! modern day slavery!!!!
Its nothing to do with his knees🤦♂️. He fell asleep.
Yup. I did marching band for 2 years in high school, and one of the first things they would cover in Band Camp was to not lock your knees. I wonder if these gentlemen were briefed?
@@christhomson8924 is it I’d quite happily guard my monarch. What a dogmatic weirdo you are
The 3 guys close to him didnt even move a needle. Real dedication to work.
These guys are doin a solemn an wonderfull job for this opportunity I salute you all an highest honor and to be able to bear an stand tall an proud during this sad moment hope he’s safe well not an easy task to stand like that respect to
Those that fullfill her majesties duties
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I’m so glad he’s okay but this is terribly sad. Thank you all for your service.
How are you doing?
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IS HE OK????? He has 3 arrows in his back as he falls?
When I was on active duty, you’d occasionally see this happen every so often. It’s hard to maintain a rigid position like that for any extended length of time. Then factor in heat and bulky uniforms.
When I was a conscript our instructors warned us against "locking our knees" while standing at attention for this reason. And also to keep an eye out for the guy in front of you
@Logan Roof News it's time for bed, kiddo
@@quasicroissant I’ve actually only see this happen twice. The 1st was dehydrations and the 2nd was heat exhaustion.
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Shocking to see,I hope he is OK. standing for long hours. Is not easy job.. Hats off to his bravery.
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20 mins
The guard is lucky he is in England. Surely he has been treated with his injury after that incident. Had he been a North Korean army, that surely would have been his last faint.
stop laying about things you don't know
This is absolutely ridiculous! 6 hours???? I can’t stand still for 5 minutes.
they stand for 20 minutes then change out.
he is a guard. he is training for it. i am not sayin that 6 hours is enough, i think 3-4 hours should be it. but 5 minutes is nothing for a guard ..
@@mmtv6196 they don’t stand there for 5 minutes if they at the the Buckingham palace they guard around 24 or 48 hours
@@NovaS2020 i know that. the difference is that guard at the palace walk. and was our friend "the familia" that say he/she couldnt stay 5 minutes up, not me.
@@mmtv6196 he isn't. He is a member of the Royal Company of Archers. Look it up.
When I was in JROTC I’m we were told that this happens often with soldiers who lock their knees while standing.
Marching band, and same.
I'm a non native speaker and so confused about what "locking their knees" means
@@AliceAmane I AM a native speaker and don't really know what it means, either. I can kind of guess, but why would that make you pass out?
Apparently he's not a soldier but a member of the Scottish ceremonial guard, the Royal Company of Archers. They are volunteers and largely of retirement age
@@Necile2 cuts off blood flow to the brain.
Oh man 💔
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I knew it would only be a matter of time before a soldier or guard collapsed. I have seen this before at Remembrance Sunday, as a child, when one squaddie collapsed at the cenotaph in my city and also saw it in London once. These men do an amazing and difficult job in very trying circumstances. I admire him and all the others at this awful time and hope he is OK.
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You absolutely do not lock your knee when in attention the whole time. Hope he's alright from the fall.
Could you please elaborate?
@@zakiahmad4024 it cuts blood flow to your brain. I had one of my bunkmate collapse due to this too
@@zakiahmad4024 what he said is absolutely true. Seen it happen on many occasions to cadets when I was in cadets.
So what's the best advice to prevent this?
@@ruolov1 um, not locking your knees.
I can laugh at this with a clear conscious. Same thing happened to me in 1996 at a change of command ceremony.
nobody:
royal guard: *faints in protocol*
I honestly can't imagine how it feels like being a royal guard, I hope the guard is doing ok. 🙏
May the queen rest in peace. 🕊🕊🕊
Pls also keep in mind the fact that 'Slavery, Colonialism & Colonization' are all evil things done by evildoers.
Around fifty 50 nations fell under British Colonialism; while around twenty five 25 nations under French Colonialism.
- In the Colonial era all Anglo Western Colonizers did in their Colonies worldwide was build infrastructure, such as roads and ports so that they could ship abundant natural mineral resources, raw materials back to Europe to make fine goods, since there hardly has any mineral resources in Europe. That is what Colonialism is all about; "Pillage and Plunder" at will.
- For instance, it is agreed upon the fact that Africa in general has progressed a lot more in the past 20-30 years than 200 years of Western Colonialism there.
Moreover, World organization such as United Nations was helped founded, with cleverly drawn charters, by the West; only after they have had enough of practicing centuries-long global Slavery, Colonization and Colonialism; in such a way so as to;
- keep their accumulated wealth to themselves,
- their accumulated crimes not to get prosecuted by their former victims. 😔
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'Slavery, Colonialism & Colonization' are all evil things done by evildoers.
Around fifty 50 nations fell under British Colonialism; while around twenty five 25 nations under French Colonialism.
- In the Colonial era all Anglo Western Colonizers did in their Colonies worldwide was build infrastructure, such as roads and ports so that they could ship abundant natural mineral resources, raw materials back to Europe to make fine goods, since there hardly has any mineral resources in Europe. That is what Colonialism is all about; "Pillage and Plunder" at will.
- For instance, it is agreed upon the fact that Africa in general has progressed a lot more in the past 20-30 years than 200 years of Western Colonialism there.
World organization such as United Nations was helped founded, with cleverly drawn charters, by the West; only after they have had enough of practicing centuries-long global Slavery, Colonization and Colonialism; in such a way so as to;
- keep their accumulated wealth to themselves,
- their accumulated crimes not to get prosecuted by their former victims. 😔
Slavery, Colonialism & Colonization are all evil things done by evildoers 😔
Evildoers are deflecting the crimes by saying., "I saw my neighbor kidnapping one kid and tied him down in his basement, SO I STARTED TO DO THE SAME ON AN INDUSTRIAL SCALE WORLDWIDE FOR CENTURIES."
That is not a valid excuse in ANY court of law... You're still a criminal, and you must and will repay your crimes.
"Anglo caused most of the world's problems." - David Cameron, former British Prime Minister
“British society has never been cleansed of the filth of imperialism.” - Salman Rushdie
The fact that they need to repent & repay their sins & crimes.
After all, it's "a man's gotta do what a man's gotta do" thing.
Like I said, repay and repent for your long overdue crimes and sins.
Remember the saying, "a man's gotta do what a man's gotta do".
There is too much pressure on them. They should ask for help when they start feeling weak.
I don't think that's always possible. Sometimes people just fall over.
This is an incredible honor for them. They might not want to cut short their time honoring a Queen they loved.
You dont really feel this beginning to happen until it has already occured. He didn't take the proper precautions, most likely locked his knees, does a number on your cranial circulation when standing still
What about they should be able to walk away and rest.
So extra honesty.
the end of an era, rip dear Queen Elizabeth; long live the king!
The man was tired, long shifts standing
Twenty minutes is a long time?
@@waltersobchak1719 it’s definitely way more than that..
He looks old himself
@@ElSauxy02 they have stated 20 minutes. He probably locked his knees.
@@Lisa99lou yes, it is.
He almost met the queen in person
We both depressed cats because we got karma from our cursed comments
The guard just got his controller disconnected
Queen must be so proud of him .
This image breaks my heart. From the background to the foreground. God bless his soul and RIP Queen Elizabeth
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Britain's obsession with monarchy is still at the peak
Jealousy….such a sad emotion.
@@waltersobchak1719 nothing to be jealous about. The whole thing is stupid. He looked like he had a head of white hair. What’s an old dude doing standing there like a statue for 20 minutes straight? Stupid.
@@waltersobchak1719 haha
He was so committed to the role he wanted to die alongside the queen
I live in the uk one hour away from London I can’t believe he fainted 😮 it shocked me
I heard about this in the news here in Finland, i hope he doesn’t get any long term damage in the head or neck. 😰
Would it really be an affront to the pomp and circumstance to just give them a seat? It's totally ludicrous the pressure those guards are under, it's 2022, not 1622.
Bless him💙🙏
RIP
He is a brave soldier, he fell straight unyielding like he was taught. Congrats to him!
He is not a soldier.
@@juanroman4100 Actually he is. King/Queen 's guards are from military regiments.
@@lexysraymont9627 He’s not a guard as such, he’s a retired volunteer.
Still though. You’re right, he kept good form on his way down.
Same kind of “falling” seen happening to many young athletes around the world since the beginning of 2021 🤔
@@mark-yj5sg fr
So humans don't care about a living person who have a chance to survive and show more respect to a person who dead , good one....and good luck to all the people out there and their country
You what? Sanctimonious crap
Well that’s one way to accidentally write yourself into history
Espero que ele esteja bem.
They should have an age limit for this sort of duty. The old bloke clearly wasn’t fit for the job, which isn’t his fault, it’s of those higher up. Hope he makes a full recovery. R.I.P to her Majesty
He's a volunteer..... if he wants to do it he can do it
@@Alucard-gt1zf his ‘want’ should be over ruled by their ‘need’ of someone physically capable. Now he has a broken snout.
While it is a 6 Hour Shift, the members of the Guard Change Out every 15 minutes, and then repeat later.
Oh wow. I hope he’s ok! ❤️😭. I can’t imagine being a standing guard 😕.
Stop crying
Bless these lads for what they do.
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I can't imagine the stress he was under. His face/head hit hard on concrete. I pray 🙏 he is alright however would love an update on this poor man
I thank him for his service and hope he's feeling well now.
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Ouch. Hope he’s okay. Poor old chap
Been scanning to see if someone was going to say it lol
Standing still is one of the hardest things to do for over an hour let alone six. Hope he is well.
Der Arme! Das tut mir sehr leid um ihn und seine Gesundheit. Hoffentlich hat er sich dabei nicht auch noch schlimmer verletzt....Gute Besserung 💪🏻
Respect to these guards for handling the situation nicely. I hope he's okay.
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I hope he is ok. I know the feeling. My first parade as a cadet, at Marion Military Institute, I passed out while standing in formation. I think I had "locked my knees", which I now know is a big "no-no". Also, the hot weather in Alabama during August can be harsh!
The biggest con in history was the Queen convincing the working class she cared about them 😂
Omg I pray his okay.
in which century do we live?! guards, that have to stand for hours without moving! ridiculous
It's 20 minutes then they change guards. Every 20 minutes.
Backwards century
Men of great honor, every single one of them. Nothing to be ashamed about at all.
Honour by standing???
@@fs.s8929 They all had to be trained as special forces
@@enderlinde3152 only to fall flat on his face great training
@@fs.s8929 Yeah that's what standing for hours at a time without moving even if needed to go the restroom, or standing in the hot sun in a ceremonial warm outfit does to you
@@enderlinde3152 nope.
He could not STAND the passing of the Queen
Omgsh I hope and pray he is ok. 😢😭
The guy next to him symbolises how people help each other in difficult times. 🤣🤣🤣
He hit his head very hard and he looks like an older gentleman my prayers are with him please let us know how he is doing 🙏
Poor man! It's good that his friends help him.
Poor old man, hopefully he recovered after that nasty fall❤️ You did a great job standing guard🙏🏾 Each and every one of them.
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0:30 seem exhausted too
Six hours is just too long. They are human beings not robots or dolls. I know it's tradition, protocol, whatever you wanna call it, but some things has to change, make things easier, give shorter shifts.
Their shifts are TWENTY MINUTES. Where did you get six hours from?
Or give the job to the robot to be more precise
They exchange the guards every 20 minutes...
They have a 6 hour shift. They still rotate around every 20 mins. I personally think it’s far too long as well.
What a ridiculous shitty inhumane cruel cultural rule!!!
"uuhh...what happened?"
"Dave, you fainted! Are you ok?"
"Oh how embarrassing, did anybody see?"
....
Six hours is a long time to try to stand perfectly still. Bless him.
Hi Sandra
Now the queen has passed you will no longer receive a letter on your 100th birthday instead you will receive one from prince andrew when you turn 14
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i don't think they should continue to do this nowadays! there are plenty of ways to honor your Queen... these men need water, to move, they are not statues...
Because someone fell over?
Standing for 20 minutes???
As someone who has no idea of this line of work I also feel for him, hope he gets better
Absolutely ridiculous expecting these guards to stand motionless for so long and totally unnecessary,get a grip!!.
I hope that guy is ok.
Stupid traditions and customs at least give them a chair to sit on
Бедная Великобритания,дай бог людям пережить🙏
Drill and Ceremony was the worst part of my military time. It still looks to be just so.
Mosquitos are the worst. Change of Battalion command ceremony. I was in the front roll when I saw a mosquito land on my cheek and I was watching its belly swell with my blood.
@@johnnychoi71 I was that mosquito. Thanks for the blood, it was decent 7/10 had many babies after that.
@@johnnychoi71 So you could watch a mosquito on your cheek? How? Did you have a mirror or did you pull your eyes out?
@mis vis
Lol
This tells me you haven’t served
You can see from the side of your peripheral view
Put your index finger on your cheek bone
he managed to recover and stood back at the post but was removed when he swayed again.. so determined
RIP with tranquility and King Philip. Love from a grateful nation. Service duty is still honoured in even in these modern liberal times🙏🏴🇬🇧