5:46 This year's Neutral Slow march "Freedom of Windsor" by Lt. Col. Jaeger senior director music of Household Brigade composed for Trooping the Colour in 1968 that year This is the third time the music has been used at the parade The last time was in 2009
do thye foot soldiers and bands men have to march on the Horse poop .if that is so how do they get their bright shinny boots clean and shinny booots clean and the soles not slipy ?
Oh dear, the regimental sergeant major anticipating the movement, pauses and re steps off. Tut tut. Outragious 3 welsh Guards drum majors, two coldstream Guards drum majors. Not a grenadier, jock or mick in sight!
@@philhunter9158 drum majors are part of their corps of drums which also deploys as machine gunners. Such is the situation now. The micks don’t return to ceremonial duties until 2027.
@@ericshin121 there are not 3 drum majors in a Battalion. The Corp of drums have a drum sergeant and a drum major. The Household Division has 5 drum majors that are purely ceremonial. Each regiment of foot guards has an incremental company for ceremonial events. My question is where are the incremental companies. I have never been on a troop with only 2 regiments. I was a Grenadier SNCO for 18 years and appeared on 11 troops so I think I know a little bit about what I am talking about.
Parades are fab perfection wrapped up never tire of watching these HARD working guards so very proud of you all❤❤❤❤💂♂️💂♂️💂♂️💂♂️ Xxx
It’s a rehearsal…nice to see thank you 😊
5:46 This year's Neutral Slow march "Freedom of Windsor" by Lt. Col. Jaeger senior director music of Household Brigade composed for Trooping the Colour in 1968 that year This is the third time the music has been used at the parade The last time was in 2009
Thanks for posting. Pro Patria! Regards from London, Ontario, CANADA
Makes you feel so very proud of our armed forces .....just look at this WOW WOW WOW ❤❤❤❤❤
The slow march footwork by the Welsh Guard Drum Major and the near-side Coldstreamer is well done.
Duw Duw!
If you look back to the days before army cuts when the whole of of Horseguards was full of the Guards regiments on all sides
SHOW !!!!! 🇬🇧 👑
👏👏👏👏👏👏
A roupa deles é maravilhosa 👏😍
Just wait for the actual parade when they will be wearing their parade uniforms. These are only the uniforms when they rehearse.
ang ganda ng parade tingnan
Nice video from donspertv
Horse guards parade London
El desfile muy bien, pero hay de fondo muchas voces y llantos
Some of those band members needs to do something about the stress they are putting on with the uniform jackets.
There are definitely some large bellies on parade.
do thye foot soldiers and bands men have to march on the Horse poop .if that is so how do they get their bright shinny boots clean and shinny booots clean and the soles not slipy ?
They should all be down at Dover protecting the beaches , Instead of Prancing about in front of an Unwanted tree huger.
They follow orders ,and that's it , up to those in charge.
Stop these parades the drill isnt up to standard terrible to watch and the height s joke.
Dude, that's why they rehearse.
Oh ..sorry not up to your exacting armchair standards...
Go there and teach them then🙄
1. It's a rehearsal.
2. Height requirement dropped due to the significant decrease in armed forces personnel
3. Shut up
@@charlottecunningham2141 You cant teach modern youth there not teachable.
Oh dear, the regimental sergeant major anticipating the movement, pauses and re steps off. Tut tut. Outragious 3 welsh Guards drum majors, two coldstream Guards drum majors. Not a grenadier, jock or mick in sight!
operational demands take priority
@@ericshin121 I'm well aware of that but, incremental companies (ceremonial) are in London permanently. Or have they changed that now?
@@philhunter9158 drum majors are part of their corps of drums which also deploys as machine gunners. Such is the situation now. The micks don’t return to ceremonial duties until 2027.
@@ericshin121 there are not 3 drum majors in a Battalion. The Corp of drums have a drum sergeant and a drum major. The Household Division has 5 drum majors that are purely ceremonial. Each regiment of foot guards has an incremental company for ceremonial events. My question is where are the incremental companies. I have never been on a troop with only 2 regiments. I was a Grenadier SNCO for 18 years and appeared on 11 troops so I think I know a little bit about what I am talking about.
The Senior Drum Major is from the Irish Guards