He's done well for himself, 20 years and has made RSM. I've seen Full Sergeants and WO 2s in the Battalion I was in (2CG) back in the 70s with more service, so good on him.
Haha+ u noticed that too! What else is funny is the command team membership identities are public information. The RSM is definitely part of the command team.
0:39 let me answer that question more definitively, for those unsanctified souls among the viewing public. The RSM is also known by 3 other letters: GOD
Just curious to know why they are reffered to as 'Irish' guards when the work for the british crown, and more than likely refer to themselves as British. Its mad to see British soldiers who wouldn't call themselves Irish, fight for a regiment that portrays itself to be Irish, when they are British
@@Krispysquare and are they proud to be Irish? Do they stand with the Irish who were culturally trapped within their own land by British forces? Do they fly an Irish flag? The Irish army, who are enrolled across the island of Ireland, but train in the Irish Republic is filled with men and women proud to fight for their country, but we all know how throughout history, the Irish were hated by the British, so this is why I'm curious to know why the British army are calling a regiment Irish when they are British, I think history has pointed out enough now to show how manipulative and destructive your British army was.. Shame
Because they are an Irish Regiment and have Irishmen from North and South ( catholic and Protestant ) proud serving for them . Please do not fall for the political narrative ..they are proud Irishmen and proud to fight for the crown ..
Sergeant = Sergeant Colour Sergeant = Company Sergeant Major Warrant Officer Class 2: Regimental Sergeant Major Warrant Officer Class 1: Garrison Sergeant Major
* Sergeant=Sergeant Colour sergeant= Staff/Colour Sergeant WO2=Company Sergeant Major WO1=Regimental Sergeant Major (Garrison Sergeant Major is the highest rank for ceremonial Parades only and only London and Edinburgh have ones that I know of, A GSM is still a WO1 just higher than a RSM and for parades only)
Wonderful handsome young man with a great smile, pray for peace back in the old country.
He's done well for himself, 20 years and has made RSM. I've seen Full Sergeants and WO 2s in the Battalion I was in (2CG) back in the 70s with more service, so good on him.
i was in 2CG early 70s
@@davidgaston738 Yes, I remember you aka 'Frenchy' you were in 3pltn 1 Coy with Sligo and Bob Minton...?
perfectly built infantry soldier posture
No, that just means it's a properly cut snug fit tunic that forces you to stand straight.
Bloody smart! Switched on and an excellent example.
Well done the Micks
I had a brief with this guy he’s the new 2IC or OC of the Guards Training Depot
I had the honour of serving with the Irish Guards. I joined in 1975
OG alert!
Münster, Buller Barracks mid 70,s
Buller Barracks from 11th of Dec 1975 til 77. One Coy
@@sunray5420 buller 75 to 77
@@mikeyoung7660 my father was Arthur Costello, assault pioneer. Did you do the Mosel Summer Camp?
Well don't that man 20 years and RSM. Awesome stuff
they were the days 1973 great bunch. off lads.
I served with the RSM here in Germany from 99-05.
I also had the honour of serving in the 1st battalion of the grenadier guards in 1975 .
start of the interview we wont mention your name then right at the end he says his name, dont tell him pike.
Haha+ u noticed that too! What else is funny is the command team membership identities are public information. The RSM is definitely part of the command team.
Yas that’s my dad Andy Purcell and I’m Maisie purcell
Does he know Roland hosick
IDK
You can rightly be proud of your father.
Awesome
Youre after blowing his cover
Freewheel Herbie rides again, so he does..
0:39 let me answer that question more definitively, for those unsanctified souls among the viewing public.
The RSM is also known by 3 other letters: GOD
I wouldn't sully such achievement with a comparison to an invisible shitstain tyrant.
Give your head a shake Nolan.
Just curious to know why they are reffered to as 'Irish' guards when the work for the british crown, and more than likely refer to themselves as British. Its mad to see British soldiers who wouldn't call themselves Irish, fight for a regiment that portrays itself to be Irish, when they are British
They're from Ireland...
@@Krispysquare and are they proud to be Irish? Do they stand with the Irish who were culturally trapped within their own land by British forces? Do they fly an Irish flag? The Irish army, who are enrolled across the island of Ireland, but train in the Irish Republic is filled with men and women proud to fight for their country, but we all know how throughout history, the Irish were hated by the British, so this is why I'm curious to know why the British army are calling a regiment Irish when they are British, I think history has pointed out enough now to show how manipulative and destructive your British army was.. Shame
Plenty of Irish guards come😊 from the Republic.
Because they are an Irish Regiment and have Irishmen from North and South ( catholic and Protestant ) proud serving for them . Please do not fall for the political narrative ..they are proud Irishmen and proud to fight for the crown ..
@@andrewmorrow1169 I know pal,I vam ex Scots guards 💂♀️ 🤣 😂
Sergeant = Sergeant
Colour Sergeant = Company Sergeant Major
Warrant Officer Class 2: Regimental Sergeant Major
Warrant Officer Class 1: Garrison Sergeant Major
*
Sergeant=Sergeant
Colour sergeant= Staff/Colour Sergeant
WO2=Company Sergeant Major
WO1=Regimental Sergeant Major
(Garrison Sergeant Major is the highest rank for ceremonial
Parades only and only London and Edinburgh have ones that I know of, A GSM is still a WO1 just higher than a RSM and for parades only)