A Royal Soldier Faints During a Ceremonial Parade

Fainting among guards is a frequent issue, primarily stemming from prolonged periods of motionless standing, causing blood to accumulate in their legs, impeding its return to the heart. Risk factors include heat, dehydration, and fatigue.
This problem is prevalent to the extent that guards are trained on how to faint in a specific manner: falling forward face-first while maintaining their grip on their rifles or bow.