I would like to tell you something. In 1977, when I arrived in UK, the customs officer look at my Canadian passport and told me : Welcome Home. It is the feeling that I had when I was in UK. It is my home like Canada is my home too. We are a kind of brothers and sisters even if we live in two different countries separated by an ocean. The members of the RCMP represent well the kind of special bond between Canada and UK.
FYI, when honest, scrupulous, and faultlessly law-abiding families move to RCMP-prowled areas, we learn within months that the RCMP ALWAYS side with evidently guilty numbers, and the evidently guilty numbers have the confidential ear and co-operation of the dishonest RCMP. Honest, law-abiding, clean-living, RCMP-untouched locals here suffer horrendous RCMP-led-and-fed crimes, abuses, and cruelty whilst any of us are home alone in or on our lawful, unsullied domestic ground. My spotless, law-abiding, faultlessly honest, fair, and just late mother, Burdette, a multi-award-winning private-sector social justice advocate, researcher, and writer, was criminally bullied, harassed, menaced, and illegally threatened by filthy government-favoured local folks, with the most prevalent offenders being socially sanctioned, government-protected RCMP, which are the only criminals/lawbreakers/wrongdoers EVER to be on our properties and to illegally and dishonestly harm and wrong us. Only them: always them. With RCMP 'serving and protecting', crimes and abuses committed by them are handled by them and covered up by them. And this leads to ongoing offenses against us on our clean family turf to remind us to NEVER work toward better times or to believe better times are possible. Please be more astute and educated in your travel-focussed view of our RCMP-damaged homes and families here. AW, Chester Basin, Lunenburg County, Nova Scotia, Canada
When I was joining the Royal Navy the year before - in '76, during my interview, there was a Canadian boy of my age who had travelled over to join. I was quite struck by his effort and I hope everything went OK for him. I wish I had said Hi to him. Yes, we are two countries separated by an ocean - but we have a common history and I think that should be cherished. We have fought many wars together and we have both been enriched as a result
I remember as a child in London 1953 - Queen's coronation. Commonwealth troops were mounting guard at Buckingham Palace. No way we could persuade our dad to take us up to see them. Then one day he came home from work and said - "Get your coats on, we're going up to the palace" "why who's there?" - The MOUNTIES!
I am a french canadian from quebec but i do not forget that my ancestor thomas watts was an english from london arrived in quebec in 1848. God save the Queen !
Its funny how us Canadians hang on to our British roots. And it is something we are proud of. Even though we are close friends to the USA, We will always be true and faithful to the commonwealth.
Proud former Royal Navy Scotsman here, WOW I just heard the bagpipes after starting to watch now. So impressed with these Royal Canadian Mounted Police.
Slain'te Gavin, My family are Highland from Blair, who landed with the RN on the Newfoundland Station in 1790...and were granted lands on Cape Breton Island, for 'services rendered' in 1815. We love them too.
i'm so proud to be Canadian. Even more so when I see the men and women of the RCMP representing Canada. I have many RCMP in my family, as well as ancestors that were NWMP/RNWMP. They all look so dapper when they're in their red serge!
The Queen personally requested that her beloved Mounties perform this ceremony for her diamond jubilee. Also to return the favour of naming Prince Charles an honourary commissioner. The title was first given to Prince Edward of Wales in 1919, The Queen herself also has held this title since her coronation.
All the Commonwealth one big family united by common values, history, The Queen. You all supported the United Kingdom in WW1 and WW2, we thank you for helping us in fighting for freedom from tyranny and evil.
When I was 6 years old I wanted to be a Mountie...I watched Sgt Preston a lot....but my mom said I couldn't be a Mountie because I wasn't Canadian...drat! I have the utmost respect for them.
RCMP are the coolest mounted police in the world they got style and class Even their horses are impressive. I have looked around the Yukon, NW territories and the arctic where one Mountie works alone in the middle of no where is almost unbelievable Nice station in Inuvick accross from the igloo church by the way. The RCMP in the red outfit are celebrities around the world because of the Legendary North West Mounted Police that have appeared in classic thierer and cartoons like Scooby Do so i keep my speeding tickets from some 18 years ago in a glass frame as autographs but i don't want any more.
Any country that has Queen Elizabeth II as their head of state can mount ceremonial guard at any of the royal palaces. So in the past there has been Australian, New Zealand, Canada, Jamaica, etc....all mounting ceremonial guard.
well, she can't demand it. She can request it. usually out of respect for the queen and the commonwealth it will be done anyway. Or at least in Canada. The Queen is the CnC however it is a cerimonial role. She could still be overruled but anything she says carries great weight and will be heavily taken into consideration.
THEIR PIMPS, WHATS TO BE IMPRESSED WITH. I HOPE THEY ALL DIE, BECAUSE WE DO NOT VALUE THEIR LIVES. I RESPECT A SPIDERS LIFE MORE THEN A VICTIMIZING PIG
This is a good thing for the RCMP to be in her majesty’s country. It is good for Canada to have that connection to the mother country and being loyal to the crown. I said some bad thing about Canada. Bad things are to the Canadians who don’t care about people from other countries and treat them like dirt. They don’t care, not all, about them all being British subjects. I have nothing but respect for the real Canadians who care about their British heritage and the connection to the United Kingdom. All I have to say is God Save The Queen/King. Long live the children of the commonwealth.
A little history is in order. The RCMP are always in Her Majesty's country! At home, they are in the Kingdom of Canada, a separate and distinct monarchy from that of the United Kingdom. Her Majesty reigns in Canada as Queen of Canada, just like she reigns as Queen of Australia and Queen of New Zealand. Canadians, Aussies and Kiwis have not been British subjects for some time. I am a 5th generation Canadian of 100% British descent, and proud of my heritage, but I am not British. I am a Canadian citizen. The majority of Canadians today are not of British descent, but we are all Canadians. Canada belongs to the Commonwealth of Nations (NOT the British Commonwealth, which has not existed since 1946). So yes, this Canadian says God save the Queen, long may she reign!
You are a 5th generation Canadian of 100% British descent. You are proud of your heritage. The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) are always in Her Majesty's country! At home, they are in the Kingdom of Canada, which is separate and distinct monarchy from that of the United Kingdom. Her majesty Queen Elizabeth II reigns as Queen of Canada, Australia and New Zealand. Forgive me for my ignorance, sir. I didn't mean to be disrespectful. Canada belongs to the Commonwealth of Nations. Canadians, Aussies and Kiwis have not been British subjects for some time and the majority of Canadians today are not of British descent, but you and them are all Canadians. That is true. I knew what you were taking about, but I was off on what I was saying. Canadians who live in your country are of American descent (white American descent), Black Canadians (descendants of African American slaves) Haitians, Jamaica and Africans from African countries. Canadians today come from other countries and are descendants from people from other countries. You have people from the UK living in your country, Australians from Australia and Americans from my home country of the United States living in your country. I heard that there aren't that may Canadians of British descent living in provinces like British Columbia and others. I am not British, but I am an African American of Irish, Sierra Leonean (Black African) and Japanese. I've been to Canada. Victoria, British Columbia. It is a beautiful British-style city full of trees, flowers, The British Columbia Parliament Buildings and a nice hotel. Canada is a beautiful country and I would have it on my list to visit it again. This province has the great British heritage just like the rest of Canada, Australia and New Zealand. There is a nurse who is a Kiwi from New Zealand. I see her before I see my doctor, who is from India. She is a nice old lady with a pageboy bob, wears eyeglasses and has blonde hair. I was ignorant about her country and England to her. I am sorry. The education system in my country is broken and worthless. I am learning about things online to better myself. Thank you for the history lesson. I can't say God Save The Queen because I am an American. One day people are going to say God Save The King because Prince Charles is going to be King. Again, I am sorry for my ignorance.
You should, our police are cool with huge hat's and the nickname of "Bobby's" but your's have scarlet ceremonial dress, which instantly makes stuff cool.
There's actually a reason why they wore red and yours wore blue, because originally policing in urban areas was usually the job of volunteer watchmen, and many in england believed that a police force would be a tool of government oppression, like the french police (at the time), that's why english police don't carry firearms around (usually),the reason police wore blue was because red was a military colour, and blue is the opposite of red, the point was to make police look as un-military as possible, the RCMP (or at the time, the North West Mounted Police) was a paramilitary force, back then, police in rural areas were mainly concerned with highwaymen (or more specifically in north america, Natives), many rural police forces back then, were military units (such as the French Gendarmerie) so that's why they wore red uniforms, because again, red was a military colour, and they were seen as being more paramilitary then civilian. Just a little history lesson for you, good day lad (from Canada).
I believe the RCMP are taught to ride in the same style as the Household Cavalry. Consequently, when they "borrowed" the big black horses of the Household Cavalry the animals immediately understood the instructions given by their Canadian riders. So, I guess the RCMP also has the same moves when on foot as the HCB.
The RCMP looking good in London, as it looks like the Horse Guards Parade on Whitehall? Which if so they are in effect doing the same guard routine as the Household Cavalry Troopers and visiting guard units are normally rehearsed by the Guards SNCO's beforehand, that way everyone gives their best! But if the UK govt cuts the army still more then they might be looking for more "volunteers" from around the Commonwealth to do all the Changing of the Guard and Trooping the Colour Ceremonies! 😆
As a Retired Canadian Forces Royal Canadian Army Cadet Corps Sergeant From Stormont Dundas Glengarry Highlanders the Sergeant also broke standard protocol. She was supposed to be on the reviewing Officer's right hand side. Not in front of him.
Highly impressive, regardless of some disparaging comments. One point confuses me: the lady NCO ordered "By the right dress", then "Eyes front", at variance with my training as a sea cadet. I was trained to wait after "Right dress" for the order "Eyes front". For the order "By the right, dress", one "eyes fronted" following the man on one's right. Is this variant RCMP-specific terminology?
They probably have slightly different drill then a military unit (because they are civilian), unless they are going on parade under the command of a military officer...even then the commands would be fairly easy to follow without much practice if you are used to drill.
It is "eyes right" then "dress". Shuffle around until you are dressed off on the Right Marker or person to your right. Once done, the command is "eyes front".
Thank you for clarifying that point. As I thought, the precise drill commands differ slightly between Britain and Canada. I subscribe to the substance of Strikeagle911's comment, that we should be appreciative of men and women who risk life and limb in the service of others.
As much as I love to see this ... the Superintendents sword movements are a bit weary... but I guess he can get away with that on seniority :) I had superior officers that had incredibly sloppy salutes, and they always got away with it :) I, on the other hand, identify more with the staff sergeant - talk about crispy!!! :)
These are people like all people we train them the very best we can and they are the best in the world and still mistakes happen your job is to learn from those mistakes and train even harder but the public should remember 24hrs a day 365days a year at some time a mistake will happen
That’s because the RCMP is unique in being a police force which also carries the official status of a dragoon regiment that has 4 actual battle honors from the 1800s and also carries a guidon like any Commonwealth calvary regiment.
@@jakedeane5304 Being a Brighton supporter, we can't expect too much, but Canada is Canadian, mate. Whether anglo, francophone, Metis, Inuit, etc, we're Canadian.
Mike Smith it's not something that they normally do as part of their duties. this was part of a special occasion when they were invited by the Queen to stand gaurd for the day at horse guards
Britanicus clarkson drill’s not for everyone, and thank God that is not his main job. I was in the Canadian military for a bit and I noticed that the way the drill instructor called the drill, made a big difference. I agree that he should have lengthened the calls, looked like they were in a rush.
@Britanicus clarkson Mounties are not a military combat force, at best they could be described as a para military organization. This is due to their history as military police officers in I believe the first world war and the boar wars( I could be mistaken). However, now they are a pure civilian organization. I am very proud of our RCMP. Hopefully I didn't misunderstand your comment, and your right the drill commands were off and I think the Mountie who was taking the salute for the mounted unit failed to salute the inspecting officer.
@Britanicus clarkson I never said that they weren't I just said that the type of military drill that is done by the Queen's household calverry isn't something that they normally do in there day to day operations. This was a special honor that was by request of the Queen for her 60th anniversary of being in the throne.
@The Jolly Kangaroo all branches of the Canadian Armed Forces use the standard Royal Navy salute since Justin's daddy did his shite on our military. At least the RCMP GRC still use the correct army salute, a throw back to the cavalry days.
Calling them pigs is ignorant they are Royal Canadian Mounties respect that, and writing comments like that with a username like that shows you lack that.
There areand may be speakers in each corner - leamington spa, leicester, mount snowdon, canarffon of welsh, donegal of eire.... please,think about your UK
I think you're trying to say the one member at 3:40 didn't have a "straight hat" and it was missed during inspection? The stetson is suppose to be on a slight angle tilted to the right. Also in regards to the cord/lanyards at 4:51, the one is simply stuck looped inbetween the holster and belt. It is correctly attached either by clip or loop to the holster instead of the end of the magazine (assuming they didn't carry in England). I'd be more concerned about the early salute by upper brass but that's just me.
I would like to tell you something. In 1977, when I arrived in UK, the customs officer look at my Canadian passport and told me : Welcome Home. It is the feeling that I had when I was in UK. It is my home like Canada is my home too. We are a kind of brothers and sisters even if we live in two different countries separated by an ocean. The members of the RCMP represent well the kind of special bond between Canada and UK.
My goodness, CANZUK just starts sounding like a better and better idea.
Well said we are their brother and sisters across the pond !
We are a Family of Nations. Long Live the Anglosphere 🇬🇧 🇺🇸 🇨🇦 🇳🇿 🇦🇺!
FYI, when honest, scrupulous, and faultlessly law-abiding families move to RCMP-prowled areas, we learn within months that the RCMP ALWAYS side with evidently guilty numbers, and the evidently guilty numbers have the confidential ear and co-operation of the dishonest RCMP. Honest, law-abiding, clean-living, RCMP-untouched locals here suffer horrendous RCMP-led-and-fed crimes, abuses, and cruelty whilst any of us are home alone in or on our lawful, unsullied domestic ground. My spotless, law-abiding, faultlessly honest, fair, and just late mother, Burdette, a multi-award-winning private-sector social justice advocate, researcher, and writer, was criminally bullied, harassed, menaced, and illegally threatened by filthy government-favoured local folks, with the most prevalent offenders being socially sanctioned, government-protected RCMP, which are the only criminals/lawbreakers/wrongdoers EVER to be on our properties and to illegally and dishonestly harm and wrong us. Only them: always them. With RCMP 'serving and protecting', crimes and abuses committed by them are handled by them and covered up by them. And this leads to ongoing offenses against us on our clean family turf to remind us to NEVER work toward better times or to believe better times are possible. Please be more astute and educated in your travel-focussed view of our RCMP-damaged homes and families here. AW, Chester Basin, Lunenburg County, Nova Scotia, Canada
When I was joining the Royal Navy the year before - in '76, during my interview, there was a Canadian boy of my age who had travelled over to join. I was quite struck by his effort and I hope everything went OK for him. I wish I had said Hi to him.
Yes, we are two countries separated by an ocean - but we have a common history and I think that should be cherished. We have fought many wars together and we have both been enriched as a result
I remember as a child in London 1953 - Queen's coronation. Commonwealth troops were mounting guard at Buckingham Palace. No way we could persuade our dad to take us up to see them. Then one day he came home from work and said - "Get your coats on, we're going up to the palace" "why who's there?" - The MOUNTIES!
This simply reflects that we are all "Family" and have shared many trials and tribulations. Long may it be so!
Our Royal Canadian Mounted Police are an international symbol of Canada. I have always loved them.
Agreed, the world over recognise that uniform
Oh j'adore, première fois que je vois les royal Canadians, merci beaucoup 💕
I am a french canadian from quebec but i do not forget that my ancestor thomas watts was an english from london arrived in quebec in 1848. God save the Queen !
Royal Canadian mounted police. Well done you are a credit to Canada.
Be proud of your country
I have the greatest respect for Canadians love from England.
Its funny how us Canadians hang on to our British roots. And it is something we are proud of. Even though we are close friends to the USA, We will always be true and faithful to the commonwealth.
@@anniefitzsimmons4003 Im, agree one hundred percent thanks uk
Thanks england
The Maple Leaf Forever! 🍁
Eng Mac thanks....eh!
I love Canada-you are the most loyal and friendly
Always the first ones to show up for the finals...No question.
I am very proud of my Canadian cousins! Very proud. We share Elizabeth II as Queen of Canada & New Zealand. A wonderful example
But our kingdom are biggest lel
Long live the Commonwealth! Canada stands with you. God save the Queen. Your cousin from Canada
im from america and i love canada its so great
Proud former Royal Navy Scotsman here, WOW I just heard the bagpipes after starting to watch now. So impressed with these Royal Canadian Mounted Police.
Slain'te Gavin,
My family are Highland from Blair, who landed with the RN on the Newfoundland Station in 1790...and were granted lands on Cape Breton Island, for 'services rendered' in 1815.
We love them too.
i'm so proud to be Canadian. Even more so when I see the men and women of the RCMP representing Canada. I have many RCMP in my family, as well as ancestors that were NWMP/RNWMP. They all look so dapper when they're in their red serge!
Well done. An excellent drill display and an honour for the RCMP to take part in the celebrations. Appears Maám has done an excellent job again.
The Queen personally requested that her beloved Mounties perform this ceremony for her diamond jubilee. Also to return the favour of naming Prince Charles an honourary commissioner. The title was first given to Prince Edward of Wales in 1919, The Queen herself also has held this title since her coronation.
That grenadier guard would get his ass kicked.
Why did you watch a video about the royal guards then?
HOW DO YOU SPELL COWARDS R C M P
@@scottpearson1149 Another arsehole of life.
All the Commonwealth one big family united by common values, history, The Queen.
You all supported the United Kingdom in WW1 and WW2, we thank you for helping us in fighting for freedom from tyranny and evil.
As well as the Boer War and Korea.
Very nice to see these fantastic people from a great Commonwealth country in London !
The RCMP has some of the best looking uniforms around.
And also Can give you heatstroke looking at how thicc it is
Good to see the RCMP knows how to salute in the traditional way. It's a shame the army didn't re-adopt the army salute in recent years.
Very good, great to see this has not been lost.
It commands respect, and something our Society's are losing.
O Canada, we stand on guard for thee.
How I love the golden thread which united the British Commonwealth of Nations
May Go bless the RCMP to protect our land, our beloved Canada from any criminals.
The Best Police service in the world.
When I was 6 years old I wanted to be a Mountie...I watched Sgt Preston a lot....but my mom said I couldn't be a Mountie because I wasn't Canadian...drat! I have the utmost respect for them.
Ammo08 if you are from the UK you can apply for the RCMP
No, I'm here in the States...I grew up in Tennessee....
Congratulation to RCMP and very proud of them they are very nice and helpful thank you for protecting us
The RCMP is the best police force in the world.
Oh, Canada! Beautiful!
Proud. Canadian!❤️❤️🇨🇦🇬🇧🙏🏼🍁
Beautiful.... greetings from France ! Take care Canada and the GRC !
La classe de la GRC, tout simplement... greetings from France !
Vive la France...et nous acciennes accociations dans le grande adventure!
They are a great police force well trained and looking good
RCMP are the coolest mounted police in the world they got style and class
Even their horses are impressive.
I have looked around the Yukon, NW territories and the arctic where one Mountie works alone in the middle of no where is almost unbelievable
Nice station in Inuvick accross from the igloo church by the way.
The RCMP in the red outfit are celebrities around the world because of the Legendary North West Mounted Police that have appeared in classic thierer and cartoons like Scooby Do so i keep my speeding tickets from some 18 years ago in a glass frame as autographs but i don't want any more.
Personally, I thought they were bloody good! Well done guys.
Well done guys from Australia 🇦🇺
We love the ANZACS!
Congratulations to all RCMP. Exemplary turn out!! Well done!!
Very impressive from our Canadian Cousins !! Can't wait for CANZUK LETS MAKE IT HAPPEN!!!
This was the canadian police damn they look badass
Any country that has Queen Elizabeth II as their head of state can mount ceremonial guard at any of the royal palaces. So in the past there has been Australian, New Zealand, Canada, Jamaica, etc....all mounting ceremonial guard.
well, she can't demand it. She can request it.
usually out of respect for the queen and the commonwealth it will be done anyway.
Or at least in Canada. The Queen is the CnC however it is a cerimonial role.
She could still be overruled but anything she says carries great weight and will be heavily taken into consideration.
For my and our Queen and daughter, mother, grandmother, grandgrandmother of an united kingdom
Fuck the queen
Respect to our compatriots over the pond
Very smart. the RCMP rig is a great uniform.
The Red Serge is based on British Cavlary uniforms and the drill is based on British militsry drill.
The Maple Leaf Forever!🍁
I'm feeling proud!
Stunning!
Your police are also called 'Peelers' (after Robert Peel, the founder of London's police force), and are also very cool
but, this is the police who may arrest someone?? or there are some other type of police officers for things like robbery or assault?
@@samuraik933 All police are usually used for the same thing.
@@infinitecanadian oh, ok got it thank you for the reply! (:
@@infinitecanadian and wow its been 7 years haha.
@@samuraik933 I try to reply to all my comments.
The sexiest looking police uniform in the world.
Very Nice:) Thanks for sharing!
historic and rare footage!
they look very smart
THEIR PIMPS, WHATS TO BE IMPRESSED WITH. I HOPE THEY ALL DIE, BECAUSE WE DO NOT VALUE THEIR LIVES. I RESPECT A SPIDERS LIFE MORE THEN A VICTIMIZING PIG
Scott Pearson, who hurt you? Lol
Scott Pearson, In my community they are definitely not ”PIMPS”.
Nice to see a bit of mounted lance drill.
Queen Elizabeth loved the RCMP!
RCMP is one of the best federal police in the world!!
samhini. .
Mirza
Well done Canada
This is a good thing for the RCMP to be in her majesty’s country. It is good for Canada to have that connection to the mother country and being loyal to the crown. I said some bad thing about Canada. Bad things are to the Canadians who don’t care about people from other countries and treat them like dirt. They don’t care, not all, about them all being British subjects. I have nothing but respect for the real Canadians who care about their British heritage and the connection to the United Kingdom. All I have to say is God Save The Queen/King. Long live the children of the commonwealth.
A little history is in order. The RCMP are always in Her Majesty's country! At home, they are in the Kingdom of Canada, a separate and distinct monarchy from that of the United Kingdom. Her Majesty reigns in Canada as Queen of Canada, just like she reigns as Queen of Australia and Queen of New Zealand. Canadians, Aussies and Kiwis have not been British subjects for some time. I am a 5th generation Canadian of 100% British descent, and proud of my heritage, but I am not British. I am a Canadian citizen. The majority of Canadians today are not of British descent, but we are all Canadians. Canada belongs to the Commonwealth of Nations (NOT the British Commonwealth, which has not existed since 1946). So yes, this Canadian says God save the Queen, long may she reign!
You are a 5th generation Canadian of 100% British descent. You are proud of your heritage. The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) are always in Her Majesty's country! At home, they are in the Kingdom of Canada, which is separate and distinct monarchy from that of the United Kingdom. Her majesty Queen Elizabeth II reigns as Queen of Canada, Australia and New Zealand.
Forgive me for my ignorance, sir. I didn't mean to be disrespectful. Canada belongs to the Commonwealth of Nations. Canadians, Aussies and Kiwis have not been British subjects for some time and the majority of Canadians today are not of British descent, but you and them are all Canadians. That is true. I knew what you were taking about, but I was off on what I was saying. Canadians who live in your country are of American descent (white American descent), Black Canadians (descendants of African American slaves) Haitians, Jamaica and Africans from African countries. Canadians today come from other countries and are descendants from people from other countries. You have people from the UK living in your country, Australians from Australia and Americans from my home country of the United States living in your country. I heard that there aren't that may Canadians of British descent living in provinces like British Columbia and others. I am not British, but I am an African American of Irish, Sierra Leonean (Black African) and Japanese. I've been to Canada. Victoria, British Columbia. It is a beautiful British-style city full of trees, flowers, The British Columbia Parliament Buildings and a nice hotel. Canada is a beautiful country and I would have it on my list to visit it again. This province has the great British heritage just like the rest of Canada, Australia and New Zealand.
There is a nurse who is a Kiwi from New Zealand. I see her before I see my doctor, who is from India. She is a nice old lady with a pageboy bob, wears eyeglasses and has blonde hair. I was ignorant about her country and England to her. I am sorry. The education system in my country is broken and worthless. I am learning about things online to better myself.
Thank you for the history lesson. I can't say God Save The Queen because I am an American. One day people are going to say God Save The King because Prince Charles is going to be King. Again, I am sorry for my ignorance.
No its the British Commonwealth of Nations marching together as one
Good job mounted police wish you luck :-)
I got here because of the Italian cartoon "fugget about it" for Canada!! 🤠🐎
Sheltering our Queen - she is wise about europe
Even the horses stand at attention!
It cost a fortune to train those horses, they are not your barnyard horses
Awesome amigos~👍 from south korea 🇰🇷
Muchos gracias. Kim sa ham ni da.
Respect voor de rcmp canada ❤
Yes Sir Robert Peel, I learned about him in school a few years back.
R.C.M.P. Richards Sheffield Knives!
You should, our police are cool with huge hat's and the nickname of "Bobby's" but your's have scarlet ceremonial dress, which instantly makes stuff cool.
There's actually a reason why they wore red and yours wore blue, because originally policing in urban areas was usually the job of volunteer watchmen, and many in england believed that a police force would be a tool of government oppression, like the french police (at the time), that's why english police don't carry firearms around (usually),the reason police wore blue was because red was a military colour, and blue is the opposite of red, the point was to make police look as un-military as possible, the RCMP (or at the time, the North West Mounted Police) was a paramilitary force, back then, police in rural areas were mainly concerned with highwaymen (or more specifically in north america, Natives), many rural police forces back then, were military units (such as the French Gendarmerie) so that's why they wore red uniforms, because again, red was a military colour, and they were seen as being more paramilitary then civilian. Just a little history lesson for you, good day lad (from Canada).
Canada very smart people God Bless Canada they saved a lot of Muslim woman that escaped Isis well done for Canada
thay are beautiful
Hopefully they ride their horses on the left side of the road
RCMP beautiful
are they in England?
Hsutheguard in London 2012
ets canada
CANADA
Yes. There is a clue 'Horse Guards Parade' it's in the title information.
Hsutheguard Apparently
Outstanding turnout.
RCMP looking good as always
Knowing that discipline - more than potemkins villages
They should add in a royal lancers of canadia in the royal lancers
Absolute,
That would be sharp...for the Trooping in June.
They have the same moves like the british Household Cavalry of the Queen
I believe the RCMP are taught to ride in the same style as the Household Cavalry. Consequently, when they "borrowed" the big black horses of the Household Cavalry the animals immediately understood the instructions given by their Canadian riders. So, I guess the RCMP also has the same moves when on foot as the HCB.
The RCMP looking good in London, as it looks like the Horse Guards Parade on Whitehall? Which if so they are in effect doing the same guard routine as the Household Cavalry Troopers and visiting guard units are normally rehearsed by the Guards SNCO's beforehand, that way everyone gives their best! But if the UK govt cuts the army still more then they might be looking for more "volunteers" from around the Commonwealth to do all the Changing of the Guard and Trooping the Colour Ceremonies! 😆
The colour is not too good on this video (or maybe its my monitor) The red serge looks more orange. My brother is a mountie! I am so proud of him!!!
As a Retired Canadian Forces Royal Canadian Army Cadet Corps Sergeant From Stormont Dundas Glengarry Highlanders the Sergeant also broke standard protocol. She was supposed to be on the reviewing Officer's right hand side. Not in front of him.
however you look at it....it's all weird primitive reptile brain behaviour
This is not about you
Good job mates.
Highly impressive, regardless of some disparaging comments. One point confuses me: the lady NCO ordered "By the right dress", then "Eyes front", at variance with my training as a sea cadet. I was trained to wait after "Right dress" for the order "Eyes front". For the order "By the right, dress", one "eyes fronted" following the man on one's right. Is this variant RCMP-specific terminology?
who cares...of turd degree importance
Jeremia John People with a actual brain.
They probably have slightly different drill then a military unit (because they are civilian), unless they are going on parade under the command of a military officer...even then the commands would be fairly easy to follow without much practice if you are used to drill.
It is "eyes right" then "dress". Shuffle around until you are dressed off on the Right Marker or person to your right. Once done, the command is "eyes front".
Thank you for clarifying that point. As I thought, the precise drill commands differ slightly between Britain and Canada. I subscribe to the substance of Strikeagle911's comment, that we should be appreciative of men and women who risk life and limb in the service of others.
I hope someone showed them the names that have been carved into the pillars, by men doing that job, since 1746.
Philip as first , Duke of Edinburgh , marshall of United Kingdom, beside Queen
The tallest standing trooper (on the right of the formation) has his hat canted to the jaunty angle.
Yes, I did notice the same, which called my attention by the officer carrying out the Inspection not to correct.
@@2155raulito Actually fellas, he's the only one wearing it properly. We were trained to wear it that way and I always did.
Agreed that Stetson brim tilted and down over one eye is proper custom for wearing.
@bluemut55
Not jaunty, I was wearing it as it should be worn.
For some reason, they act like and remind me of the Queen's Guards!
On this day, they were the Queens Guards.
The first Mounties were all officers in the British Army.
+Bill Speeroff NOT THE WOMEN TOO !!! WHY CANT THEY STICK TO THE OLD TRADITION WITH MEN ONLY
+talboters44 because it's gender discrimination
SORRY IM A FEMALE WHO SERVED IN THE ATS BUT I FEEL WOMEN ARE LOSING RESPECT BY TRYING T0 DO WHAT WAS PREVIOUSLY MENS VOCATIONS
I'm inclined to agree with you. I saw that myself in my own Corp of Royal Engineers.
i totally agree with you...but what about male nurses?
As much as I love to see this ... the Superintendents sword movements are a bit weary... but I guess he can get away with that on seniority :) I had superior officers that had incredibly sloppy salutes, and they always got away with it :) I, on the other hand, identify more with the staff sergeant - talk about crispy!!! :)
These are people like all people we train them the very best we can and they are the best in the world and still mistakes happen your job is to learn from those mistakes and train even harder but the public should remember 24hrs a day 365days a year at some time a mistake will happen
I never knew the Mounties were lancers....
You should check out the RCMP musical ride sometime. Should be a few videos on here somewhere.
Bullshit, never happened.
That’s because the RCMP is unique in being a police force which also carries the official status of a dragoon regiment that has 4 actual battle honors from the 1800s and also carries a guidon like any Commonwealth calvary regiment.
@@alvindurochermtl 5....NW Canada, 1885, South Africa 1900-1902,France & Flanders 1918, Siberia 1918m, Europe 1939-1945. 🍻 cheers.
im French Canadian and I get more piss every time I watch the hockey and they don't show the national anthems on tv.
SirPetterTheFirst Canada is British
Jake Deane Who, said? I don't recall anyone saying Canada was British.
@@jakedeane5304 Being a Brighton supporter, we can't expect too much, but Canada is Canadian, mate. Whether anglo, francophone, Metis, Inuit, etc, we're Canadian.
The RCMP foot drill is done the way I was taught to drill in the British Army. They dont "cow kick"
That Mountie officer should have a good read of the drill manual and spend more time on perfecting his sword drill.
Mike Smith it's not something that they normally do as part of their duties. this was part of a special occasion when they were invited by the Queen to stand gaurd for the day at horse guards
Britanicus clarkson drill’s not for everyone, and thank God that is not his main job. I was in the Canadian military for a bit and I noticed that the way the drill instructor called the drill, made a big difference. I agree that he should have lengthened the calls, looked like they were in a rush.
@Britanicus clarkson Mounties are not a military combat force, at best they could be described as a para military organization. This is due to their history as military police officers in I believe the first world war and the boar wars( I could be mistaken). However, now they are a pure civilian organization. I am very proud of our RCMP. Hopefully I didn't misunderstand your comment, and your right the drill commands were off and I think the Mountie who was taking the salute for the mounted unit failed to salute the inspecting officer.
@Britanicus clarkson I never said that they weren't I just said that the type of military drill that is done by the Queen's household calverry isn't something that they normally do in there day to day operations. This was a special honor that was by request of the Queen for her 60th anniversary of being in the throne.
@Britanicus clarkson no problem
I'm not afraid of you!
At least the Mounties still do a proper army style salute, not the half arsed American one the Canadian military does nowadays.
The Jolly Kangaroo yes it is.
@The Jolly Kangaroo all branches of the Canadian Armed Forces use the standard Royal Navy salute since Justin's daddy did his shite on our military. At least the RCMP GRC still use the correct army salute, a throw back to the cavalry days.
Jolly good show what, old boy.
I agree. They are a credit to the great Commonwealth country of Canada.
Great guy
did you know the national anthem of Canada was made by a French Canadian pastor.
SirPetterTheFirst I think everyone does. I've been to his grave in Montreal
'Good for you Sir Petter
South park stick of truth... The canadian police in the game is pretty accurate
would love to join the rcmp team in operation freedom
Calling them pigs is ignorant they are Royal Canadian Mounties respect that, and writing comments like that with a username like that shows you lack that.
Is this legit, or just for show
what do you mean?
It is the Four O'clock parade. An inspection instigated by Queen Victoria 150 or more ago. This is in London
There areand may be speakers in each corner - leamington spa, leicester, mount snowdon, canarffon of welsh, donegal of eire.... please,think about your UK
At 3:40 they didn't saw the ''no straight' hat of the guy in front of them?
At 4:51 the cords on the pistol holsters are not identical.
I think you're trying to say the one member at 3:40 didn't have a "straight hat" and it was missed during inspection? The stetson is suppose to be on a slight angle tilted to the right. Also in regards to the cord/lanyards at 4:51, the one is simply stuck looped inbetween the holster and belt. It is correctly attached either by clip or loop to the holster instead of the end of the magazine (assuming they didn't carry in England). I'd be more concerned about the early salute by upper brass but that's just me.