We are so lucky in this country of ours to have such a good standard of the very best passing out as leaders in the army , I take my hat off to them ,because they have earned it .Thank you Sandhurst for your high standards
@Mick mac michael Nonsense, Officers, like myself, have many opportunities. That most choose honour and service over money doesn't mean they had no other choice. The ideas of honour and service may be foreign to you but please don't try to drag the rest of the human race down to your level.
My Boss, in the Army, was an instructor, at the Royal Military Academy, Sandhurst. This is ONLY Military Academy, that trains Officers, with Non Commisioned Officers. It’s ALWAYS produced excellent Officers, tradition, the Regimental System, good NCOs are the backbone of the British Army, and always will be
@@paddy864 RMC Duntroon is based on Sanhurst, however the ADF academy isn’t based on Sandhurst and it trains tri-service officers with NCOs from all three of our services.
Joining the Military College It's an honor Well I'm saying this because I've already joined the College of Princess Muna for Nursing(military college in my country) and when I graduate I'll be a nurse officer I'm really proud of this💕
Hi Greg, hope you are well, what year did your piece get played at the trooping? I may have a clip of it? How is married life? Also have our visit to Lucknow barracks if you want?
Hi Ron, Esprit de Corps was played on the 2014 Queen's Birthday Parade. Married life is treating me very well - as is my new career working at Eastman School of Music in Rochester, NY. I am always happy to see the clips of stuff I have been involved in :) Thanks for everything!
I have looked and I dont have it sorry, but have seen this th-cam.com/video/vO6I1LlDfw8/w-d-xo.html of someone elses recording. Did you have anything to do with Sgt Scotts singing Mama in Italina at Modena or had you left by then? {}, the power of music eh?
Its the Soldiers of the Queen my ladswho have been my lads, who have seen my lads,in the fight for Englands glory ladsWhen we've had to show them what we mean,And when we say we've always won,And when they ask us how its done,We will proudly point to every one,Of Englands Soldiers of the Queen. -oooOOOooo-
You had to pass a rigorous academic test to get into Sandhurst. Those who wanted to be promoted sooner got into the infantry. The others who just barely made it went into the cavalry.This was of course the old days. Churchill barely made it into the cavalry which shows you how demanding the regimen was. They took in the cream of the crop of Briton's youth and that has never changed.
@@bloggeraddict579 Got you! A quick bit of homework tells me it's the Welsh guards regimental slow march and quite a few other regiment's march aswell. Every day is a school day!
Only the most outstanding Senior NCOs and Officers are selected to be posted to the RMA Sandhurst, you will see some of the world's finest marching behind the cadets, Color Sergeants from so many famous Regiments. I was there in 1974 and passed out in the summer to serve in the Royal Engineers for over 11 years, I can remember every one, fine men every one....
Don't really understand the question but if you mean can anyone attend the practice of the this parade then its yes. Google Sandhurst Trust for tickets but its not free approx £7 I think
I don't mean to sound 'cheeky', but when I see the female officer compliment of these ceremonies, I can't help remembering an old b&w Universal movie, "Francis Joins the WACs". In that movie, Donald O'Connor's character, Lt. Sterling, finds himself 'accidentally' transferred/assigned to the WACs. Anyway, in the time that he's assigned to unit, he's assigned 'duties', that include conducting "close-order drill". When I look at this video, I keep hearing Lt. Sterling, saying to his platoon of WACs... "Lift those legs! Lift those Lovely, Lovely, Legs!" (Yes, yes, I know, BAD American! Very Bad American!)
Senior Under-Officers, Junior Under-Officers and Cadet Sergeants carry swords on parade and on Passing-Out Parade they march right-of line and give the eyes-right command on the march-past and salute with the sword, I know because I was one ...
it's real enough, it always looked like that.. a mouse and cockroach infested shithole but still one of the most glorious, historic and prestigious places on the planet to live in....
King George the 4th wanted the Building for his use in 1812. He was refused by the Government and the Academy has been in Army use ever since, in fact well before the request by the King.
I had the honour to attend this parade to watch a nephew pass out. At the time there was extensive work being carried out on the building and the facade was erected to avoid the background looking like a building site. Hope this helps.
Well at least the British separates them (kind of) to look uniformed as it should be. Here in the states, the parades are so messy with men and women all meshed together...
women used to be trained at the WRAC College in Camberley, my sister graduated there. I am rather pleased the two faculties have been integrated. Having women/girls on the same course as the blokes would lend nothing but good, the girls are more often than not more competitive than the blokes and no man wants to be outdone by a girl!!
But skirts do not belong in any military formation, not even i society are they to be seen.(Miniskirts are something completely different from skirts.). I Can think of no other profession that calls upon females to wear this archaic garment, its a shame "diversity " have ruined the uniform for now. Just think of how much smarter that parade had looked if they all wore the same uniform.
I have to say that the drill looks sloppy and the female escorts / stick bearers ridiculous. And why is the band playing musical themes from Hollywood? This is Sandhurst, not Westpoint for goodness sake. Whatever next? Meghan as reviewing officer?
We are so lucky in this country of ours to have such a good standard of the very best passing out as leaders in the army , I take my hat off to them ,because they have earned it .Thank you Sandhurst for your high standards
@stanly stud What is a 432?
@Michael Griffiths the soldiers, yes maybe. But not the officers
@Mick mac michael Nonsense, Officers, like myself, have many opportunities. That most choose honour and service over money doesn't mean they had no other choice. The ideas of honour and service may be foreign to you but please don't try to drag the rest of the human race down to your level.
@@patrickmac2799 No point with him mate, wouldn't bother. Much respect to you!
@Mick mac michael Shut up, you thick ignorant clown.
My Boss, in the Army, was an instructor, at the Royal Military Academy, Sandhurst.
This is ONLY Military Academy, that trains Officers, with Non Commisioned Officers.
It’s ALWAYS produced excellent Officers, tradition, the Regimental System, good NCOs are the backbone of the British Army, and always will be
Sorry but Australia’s military Academy and our 3 Colleges all have NCO instructors as the primary instructors!
@@NicholasBerry666 yes, based on the Sandhurst model.
@@paddy864 RMC Duntroon is based on Sanhurst, however the ADF academy isn’t based on Sandhurst and it trains tri-service officers with NCOs from all three of our services.
What a Noble Ceremony !
Music based !
Joining the Military College It's an honor Well I'm saying this because I've already joined the College of Princess Muna for Nursing(military college in my country) and when I graduate I'll be a nurse officer I'm really proud of this💕
Long live the United Kingdom. From KENYA.
Thanks for posting this! I am still an old gripper and am hugely honoured when I find one of mine tucked away in a video!!!!!
Hi Greg, hope you are well, what year did your piece get played at the trooping? I may have a clip of it? How is married life? Also have our visit to Lucknow barracks if you want?
Hi Ron, Esprit de Corps was played on the 2014 Queen's Birthday Parade. Married life is treating me very well - as is my new career working at Eastman School of Music in Rochester, NY. I am always happy to see the clips of stuff I have been involved in :) Thanks for everything!
I have looked and I dont have it sorry, but have seen this th-cam.com/video/vO6I1LlDfw8/w-d-xo.html of someone elses recording. Did you have anything to do with Sgt Scotts singing Mama in Italina at Modena or had you left by then? {}, the power of music eh?
Its the Soldiers of the Queen my ladswho have been my lads, who have seen my lads,in the fight for Englands glory ladsWhen we've had to show them what we mean,And when we say we've always won,And when they ask us how its done,We will proudly point to every one,Of Englands Soldiers of the Queen. -oooOOOooo-
You had to pass a rigorous academic test to get into Sandhurst. Those who wanted to be promoted sooner got into the infantry. The others who just barely made it went into the cavalry.This was of course the old days. Churchill barely made it into the cavalry which shows you how demanding the regimen was. They took in the cream of the crop of Briton's youth and that has never changed.
Yes I did mean 1min. Thank you once again for your attention
In Canada ,RCMC . Thank you .
God Bless the Prince of Wales -
Why?
@@bloggeraddict579 Got you! A quick bit of homework tells me it's the Welsh guards regimental slow march and quite a few other regiment's march aswell. Every day is a school day!
I love the St Patrick's day march!!
do they play it here?
Only the most outstanding Senior NCOs and Officers are selected to be posted to the RMA Sandhurst, you will see some of the world's finest marching behind the cadets, Color Sergeants from so many famous Regiments. I was there in 1974 and passed out in the summer to serve in the Royal Engineers for over 11 years, I can remember every one, fine men every one....
maybe you should add :women :)
Many women in the Sandhurst class of 74? I think not...
Only on the 'Vicars and Tarts' course in Victory College back then.
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Don't really understand the question but if you mean can anyone attend the practice of the this parade then its yes. Google Sandhurst Trust for tickets but its not free approx £7 I think
RCMC ,Royal Canadian Military College . Thank you .
Trumpet Voluntary by Clarke
What is the name of marching song when the troops marching in?
I don't mean to sound 'cheeky', but when I see the female officer compliment of these ceremonies, I can't help remembering an old b&w Universal movie, "Francis Joins the WACs".
In that movie, Donald O'Connor's character, Lt. Sterling, finds himself 'accidentally' transferred/assigned to the WACs.
Anyway, in the time that he's assigned to unit, he's assigned 'duties', that include conducting "close-order drill".
When I look at this video, I keep hearing Lt. Sterling, saying to his platoon of WACs... "Lift those legs! Lift those Lovely, Lovely, Legs!"
(Yes, yes, I know, BAD American! Very Bad American!)
that girl is doing a goose step!
@Michael Griffiths Agreed!!
Colonel bogey followed by Soldiers of the Queen
Is it the adjutant on horseback at around 38 mins? he's mounted on a dark bay, and who are the officers on the grey horses?
the horses are allocated according to rank...
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Your welcome
Why are they playing Sinatra at the beginning? It doesn't strike me as a British military song.
Do you know who are the the cadets companies parading with their swords in stead of rifles as all the others? Thanks a lot
gaetano They are the cadets who will be "passing out" and become Officers. All the others stay there until the next passing out
Ron Rose Thank you very much and compliments for your very clear upload!!!!
Senior Under-Officers, Junior Under-Officers and Cadet Sergeants carry swords on parade and on Passing-Out Parade they march right-of line and give the eyes-right command on the march-past and salute with the sword, I know because I was one ...
Thank you very much Guy
Salut!
Anyone know the title of the music starting at 25:45?
Thank you.
@@AgressorNation Prince Of Denmark March
Anyone know the title of the music starting at 32:08？
Dai Nippon Teikoku Nagoya Its the slow march Espirit de Corps composed by Gregory Machin.
whats the songs
What is the name of the song played at 4.20?
Siege of Vicksburg by Sousa
Know the music starting at min 1.00 approx? Thanks
gaetano I think you mean one minute in- in that case its "Soldiers of the Queen"
Ron Rose Ron you guessed it correct
I did mean 1 min
Thank you again for your attention
Why does the building have a false front? Security reasons???
Mi6Bagpuss to cover scaffolding as the queen was coming the next day
Thanks, I thought of scaffo after I signed off... cheers mate!
The equivalent of West Point , I believe , Thank you .
Paul Gerald yup, it’s renowned, and highly prestigious academy in the world
West Point is the academy for all US Army and is a Poundland version of Sandhurst being kind,
Those cannons were once the property of the French but we captured them on the 18th June 1815
720p would have been nice.
where's the RMP Regiment Peaked Hat?
What's the name of the march at 32:07?
anelew 9
why doesn't the building behind them look real???
The building is being refurbished so they out this over official buildings to make it look smart for the TV
it's real enough, it always looked like that.. a mouse and cockroach infested shithole but still one of the most glorious, historic and prestigious places on the planet to live in....
King George the 4th wanted the Building for his use in 1812. He was refused by the Government and the Academy has been in Army use ever since, in fact well before the request by the King.
I had the honour to attend this parade to watch a nephew pass out. At the time there was extensive work being carried out on the building and the facade was erected to avoid the background looking like a building site. Hope this helps.
very poor photoshop job
whats the song at 6:15 called?
Scipio
7:38 music
Bags of Swank !!
I have to say that this cadets class really look smart and martial, unlike the ones from this year, sloppy as hell.......................
What's the name of the quick march at 36:39?
Captain General
@@ronrose3669 Appreciate it!
there's a bloke going the wrong way at 40.25!!!!
College Regimental Sergeant Major and remember this is a rehearsal
Sorry was only joking!
Probably the general if it's the British Army
e isto é que é uma felicidade, mas os portugueses conseguem ser melhores
With the greatest respect, I dont think so
So pleased to have such nice young men to protect us from the nasty Mr Putin.
Is Sandhurst free to join?
+Sir Brainstorm If you can pass the selection process, yes.
+Sir Brainstorm if you pass selection board they pay you. its a job after all
+Sir Brainstorm
Think of it as
"""Hogwarts"""....With SA80 Rifles
aha I will))
u need a degree and everything that is needed. ( probably a late post but incase u hanvnt joined and are hoping to join)
41:34 that's an american march!
Well done....smart drill....the bodies driven.....to bad there are skirts in the ranks.....(I know its the modern age)....
Well at least the British separates them (kind of) to look uniformed as it should be. Here in the states, the parades are so messy with men and women all meshed together...
is it women you object to or the fact that they are wearing skirts?
With all due respect. ..and I understand it's a complex issue today. ....I object to both.
women used to be trained at the WRAC College in Camberley, my sister graduated there. I am rather pleased the two faculties have been integrated. Having women/girls on the same course as the blokes would lend nothing but good, the girls are more often than not more competitive than the blokes and no man wants to be outdone by a girl!!
But skirts do not belong in any military formation, not even i society are they to be seen.(Miniskirts are something completely different from skirts.). I Can think of no other profession that calls upon females to wear this archaic garment, its a shame "diversity " have ruined the uniform for now. Just think of how much smarter that parade had looked if they all wore the same uniform.
Why are women in skirts ?
Beacause that is part of the uniform. Incidentally they can now wear trousers if the whole paltoon chooses
stop COUGHING at the back!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I have to say that the drill looks sloppy and the female escorts / stick bearers ridiculous. And why is the band playing musical themes from Hollywood? This is Sandhurst, not Westpoint for goodness sake. Whatever next? Meghan as reviewing officer?