Salute to Our Forever CDMI, Mr. William Fullerton, R. I. P. he was passed away on the last week Saturday(Sept 26, 2015)evening at his home in UK, with his family members surround him, he was following a long stoic fight with cancer, he was 78..........., who was retired in the rank of Superintendent of RHKP Force.
@@scoutdandan Do you know one of PTI Chan Wing Kwong (20236), he passed away on June 2020, RIP. we also worked together at the Central Police station in 1987-1988
Saluted to Our Forever CDMI, Mr. William Fullerton, R.I.P. He was passed away on the last week Saturday(Sept 26, 2015) evening at his home in UK, with his family members surround, and he was following a long stoic fight with cancer, he was 78.........., who was retired in the rank of superintendent of RHKP Force.
OMG, so sad to know he's passed away, Mr. William Fullerton was a very good foot drill commander , i make sure he knows me as im the translator for him at the year 1989. Never forget his big voice.........
My most prestige, rewarding career in my life, both being woman police constable & woman probationary police inspector, thank you for this TH-cam video. Love it.!
yea why no sound ? I love the foot stamp noise , sound so together when they do that LOL I was former member of theNYPD , wow I gotta say the RHKP they are way better than the NYPD, (New York Police Department), make us look like boy scouts LOL
I was one of the passing out P.C. in 1970 May. Time flies. Retired from LCSD in 2006. I still couldn't forget the harsh days at PTS. The 2 and a half yrs of police works experience will always stays in my mind.
Mr. Peter John Webb, then Commandant of Police Training School, passed away on 15 Oct 2018 in Vancouver, Canada, at the age of 80. R.I.P. Will be remembered by all who know him as long as they live.
hong kong got the most respectful police force under the british.if under the communist china, hong kong will be another kind of police force.that is, brutal and no moral behaviour like those mainlander chinese communist police force.no law and order.they behave like gangster.china mainlander police = gangster style!!! yuck!!!!
This film aroused my memory in PTS in 1981 when I was 18, I left the force in 1989. I still remembered I almost cried when I marchrd off to Kwai Ho Bridge. I missed the old day and my CI, ACI and my classmates, why i never meet them in street. I missed the rifle303 though it was very heavy, especially we were punished to hold it up to do mark-time. Really want to know which stupid guy decided to stop drilling with rifle and change our police smart uniform into one that worn by security guards.
Totally agreed with you. As an ex-police officers we all missed the old day spend in the RHKPF. What a golden memories in our life of which even occasionally arose in my dream for the last 35 years. I joined in 1984 and left before the changeover in 1997 for personal reason. I still worked in the government and possibly retired in the next few years. Being a police officer is the most wonderful experience in my life. Proud to be a member of the Force.
why do they march with the feet pointed out like ducks? Waving the arms is ok cause you can never get off step but hmmmmmm ...all I can see so they can't cruch the other guys legs hahahha give him or her a flat tire hehehe
I have done my fair share of drill on a Canadian parade square from a rank & file, Sgt Major and Parade Commander point of view to know that THAT voice lacks authority, motivation and drive. That voice probably can't flag a taxi if his life depended on it. There *IS* such thing as a bad Sgt Major. Maybe he lost his edge after being automatically commissioned after joining the RHKP :) You know them officers :) Good show by the ranks though. Good work.
I'm surprised such verdict and comment would come out of someone who supposedly have so much experience. Having a bad voice is one thing and this might be due to age and voice box injury, but you obviously haven't been in the field with him and I don't think you are in the position to know anything about his leadership and character to conclude he was a bad Sgt Major on the basis of his voice. Bad NCOs do exist I will give you that, but not likely with a regiment like the Scots Guards, especially when this man wasn't just any Sergeant Major but an ex-RSM and eventually GSM in Hong Kong, and considering especially that back in his days the SG had more than 1 battalion of men and the regiment should have no shortage of choices to choose from. Bare in mind also the British Army has an All Arms Drill Wing to make sure all SNCOs are up to standards whereas you in the Canadian Army have not. I'm ex-Canadian army as well, have worked closely with Brits on ceremonial fronts, and have served on both sides of the ranks. Judging from the many Canadian Army parade videos on TH-cam, I don't quite think Canadian vets are in the position position to criticize the ability of this man at large.
Willie Fullerton was one of my instructors at the Guards Depot, Pirbright. Excellent drill instructor and good words of command., typical Scots Guardsman. Our Canadian friend would be interested to know that Fullerton soldiered under Dépôt RSM Donald Whyte (Scots Guards) when they were instructing the Canadian Guards, in drill and traditions, their senior Canadian NCOs included their Canadian RSM, McManus. Nemo me Impune Lacessit.
the parade commander Fulleton was served to the crown before appointed to the Training school RHKP, he was a Sergeant Major in the Guards Div. British Army, an expert in Drill, so what the fuck u know??
Well he wasn't too friendly or kind to most officers during his "reign" if they didn't socialise with him or to join his "gang". But then again...miss old PTS days.
Last memory royal hongkong police
From which country is this perade..
British Hong Kong.
@@12jygga ic.. tq for info👍🏽👍🏽
😷氣勢。
😌骷髏頭您還好嗎？
RHKP
0:29
4:02 8:46
六個月的時間！大部分都用在步操上！其他？出去自己慢慢學啦！
令人懷念尊敬的專業操守皇家香港警隊及一班高層富有經驗的外藉指揮官。 👍👍👍💪💪💪😔
1987年1330期K班報到！
OMG! I recognized his voice! my parade commander in 1982 . we used to called him骷髏頭!
Waiman Chan any more information about him？
"Skeleton head". 骷髏頭 = Fu lau tau.
@@nickxu5816my ACI told me that he was a military sergeant was promoted to police’s chief inspector in order to teaching in PTS.
果陣時校長應該係女校長，高狄華
我早佢一期之後同佢喺78年一同守油麻地但好短時間，佢好叻，係銀雞頭
Very impressive. I attended one of these parades in 1989
顏國樑係77年入學堂
+Ken Wong 佢 ACI 個女84年結婚婚宴時, 我與他同一圍台
Salute to Our Forever CDMI, Mr. William Fullerton, R. I. P. he was passed away on the last week Saturday(Sept 26, 2015)evening at his home in UK, with his family members surround him, he was following a long stoic fight with cancer, he was 78..........., who was retired in the rank of Superintendent of RHKP Force.
+vikingsn1979 I was one of the ACI of the BTW from 1983-1985 in PTS.
mostregard to him
@@scoutdandan I was on the M squad from Feb to Aug 1984 our ACI was Chiu Chung Ming(1st half) & Chow Kwok Hung(2nd half)
@@scoutdandan Do you know one of PTI Chan Wing Kwong (20236), he passed away on June 2020, RIP. we also worked together at the Central Police station in 1987-1988
@@scoutdandan I believed you taught the K - squad #1147
Saluted to Our Forever CDMI, Mr. William Fullerton, R.I.P. He was passed away on the last week Saturday(Sept 26, 2015) evening at his home in UK, with his family members surround, and he was following a long stoic fight with cancer, he was 78.........., who was retired in the rank of superintendent of RHKP Force.
OMG, so sad to know he's passed away, Mr. William Fullerton was a very good foot drill commander , i make sure he knows me as im the translator for him at the year 1989. Never forget his big voice.........
GOD LOVE HIM AND HIS FAMILY MEMBERS VERY VERY MUCH INDEED !
March off嗰段點解淨係見到第一行(即係揸有刀嘅長槍嗰D畢業學員)操過檢閱台離場，咁第二同第三行嗰D點啊？
果D係陪操，未畢業但遲下到佢地 然後佢地會由 sqaud commander 逐隊帶走
想當年.
懷念過去值得留傳
值得懷念。
My most prestige, rewarding career in my life, both being woman police constable & woman probationary police inspector, thank you for this TH-cam video. Love it.!
Yes, I can still remember Mr. Fullerton's voice.
yea why no sound ? I love the foot stamp noise , sound so together when they do that LOL I was former member of theNYPD , wow I gotta say the RHKP they are way better than the NYPD, (New York Police Department), make us look like boy scouts LOL
We are the police ot the 70's.So smart. The rifle303.The uniform. Now. I don't want to talk about it.
The rifle was Lee-Enfield No. 4 Mk 1
Sad !iiiiiiiiiik
條肥鬼叫骷髏頭。
u r so funny !l
他往天国了，如你所願！😭
I was one of the passing out P.C. in 1970 May. Time flies. Retired from LCSD in 2006. I still couldn't forget the harsh days at PTS. The 2 and a half yrs of police works experience will always stays in my mind.
十二月 收了幾多黑钱 造了多少假案 你隻杏加橙?
The time on PTS so difficult. I spend 20 weeks on the era of 1979.I
@SaluteToQueen Thia is PTS passing out parade before 1997. They are Royal Hong Kong Police.
@eh2681 嘩，顏理國係CP呢！好似係80年代初？我記得PTS校長叫偉標，揸架開蓬古董跑車。80年代初的士暴動個年李君厦只係RC/K
Mr. Peter John Webb, then Commandant of Police Training School, passed away on 15 Oct 2018 in Vancouver, Canada, at the age of 80. R.I.P. Will be remembered by all who know him as long as they live.
@@waterwater8717 wow...it means he was only 43 when he was CSP
@@JJ-cl8dk correct. A truly brilliant, professional and outstanding police officer ！
@civilaid 而家呢套叫工作服，唔係制服
@charleskmli 我都無印象在1977年passing out時有冇奏'友誼萬歲'了
hong kong got the most respectful police force under the british.if under the communist china, hong kong will be another kind of police force.that is, brutal and no moral behaviour like those mainlander chinese communist police force.no law and order.they behave like gangster.china mainlander police = gangster style!!! yuck!!!!
As I remembered he was a Garrison Sergeant Major of Guards Depot HKMSC...
the new set of ceremonial uniforms is made by the same suit company, which is from London, gor wor!
顏理國...miss you Sir! I miss RHKP also...
Is him Mr Fullerton?
Yes. He was CDMI when I joined the Force in 1984.
whos calling drill? sounds so...
Fullerton
女性警務人員在90年代以前係戴椰子殼帽，呢班女幫辦係戴新帽 我仲記得上桂河橋時樂隊奏友誼萬歲一刻，我地成班都流眼睙
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This film aroused my memory in PTS in 1981 when I was 18, I left the force in 1989. I still remembered I almost cried when I marchrd off to Kwai Ho Bridge. I missed the old day and my CI, ACI and my classmates, why i never meet them in street. I missed the rifle303 though it was very heavy, especially we were punished to hold it up to do mark-time. Really want to know which stupid guy decided to stop drilling with rifle and change our police smart uniform into one that worn by security guards.
Totally agreed with you. As an ex-police officers we all missed the old day spend in the RHKPF. What a golden memories in our life of which even occasionally arose in my dream for the last 35 years. I joined in 1984 and left before the changeover in 1997 for personal reason. I still worked in the government and possibly retired in the next few years. Being a police officer is the most wonderful experience in my life. Proud to be a member of the Force.
Air Cadet passing out都有槍橾,我哋Ｄ新師兄玩徒步,從前Ｄ傳統去左邊
一下present armed,一下shoulder armed巳經值回票價,還有十幾班一齊.跟現在幾班操徒步,又冇風笛,又播"我們走在大路上".分別真大......
i'd so hate to be 1st
why do they march with the feet pointed out like ducks? Waving the arms is ok cause you can never get off step but hmmmmmm ...all I can see so they can't cruch the other guys legs hahahha give him or her a flat tire hehehe
I have done my fair share of drill on a Canadian parade square from a rank & file, Sgt Major and Parade Commander point of view to know that THAT voice lacks authority, motivation and drive. That voice probably can't flag a taxi if his life depended on it. There *IS* such thing as a bad Sgt Major. Maybe he lost his edge after being automatically commissioned after joining the RHKP :) You know them officers :) Good show by the ranks though. Good work.
I'm surprised such verdict and comment would come out of someone who supposedly have so much experience. Having a bad voice is one thing and this might be due to age and voice box injury, but you obviously haven't been in the field with him and I don't think you are in the position to know anything about his leadership and character to conclude he was a bad Sgt Major on the basis of his voice. Bad NCOs do exist I will give you that, but not likely with a regiment like the Scots Guards, especially when this man wasn't just any Sergeant Major but an ex-RSM and eventually GSM in Hong Kong, and considering especially that back in his days the SG had more than 1 battalion of men and the regiment should have no shortage of choices to choose from. Bare in mind also the British Army has an All Arms Drill Wing to make sure all SNCOs are up to standards whereas you in the Canadian Army have not. I'm ex-Canadian army as well, have worked closely with Brits on ceremonial fronts, and have served on both sides of the ranks. Judging from the many Canadian Army parade videos on TH-cam, I don't quite think Canadian vets are in the position position to criticize the ability of this man at large.
Willie Fullerton was one of my instructors at the Guards Depot, Pirbright. Excellent drill instructor and good words of command., typical Scots Guardsman. Our Canadian friend would be interested to know that Fullerton soldiered under Dépôt RSM Donald Whyte (Scots Guards) when they were instructing the Canadian Guards, in drill and traditions, their senior Canadian NCOs included their Canadian RSM, McManus. Nemo me Impune Lacessit.
the parade commander Fulleton was served to the crown before appointed to the Training school RHKP, he was a Sergeant Major in the Guards Div. British Army, an expert in Drill, so what the fuck u know??
I think he makes a brief appearance in a Panorama doco about the Guards which came out in the mid-sixties sometime. He has a very distinct voice.
Is that Parade Commander on a microphone?! Why is he calling commands like he is singing a chinese opera? What a fucking disgrace.
Well he wasn't too friendly or kind to most officers during his "reign" if they didn't socialise with him or to join his "gang". But then again...miss old PTS days.
I like CAS as much as RHKP. They were formed by the colonial goverment.