Grenadier Guards Remembrance Day. Sunday 15th May 2022.
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- After the Remembrance Service in the ‘The Royal Military Chapel (The Guards Chapel) the Grenadier’s marched from Wellington Barracks to Horse Guards Parade and back. Well done to all involved.
My grandfather was a Grenadier. He taught my brother and I the ' ceremony of the keys". Thanks for this.
Love how the ruperts are brollied and bowler hatted, classy.
Once a Guardsman always a Guardsman.
And still in perfect step it’s good to remember the fallen
Well Done. Thanks
Wish I was there, next year 🤞😊💂
Amazing
Wish i could afford to buy them all a pint
Like the derby hats. They all still have the proud military bearing.
Black Sunday is a regimental day when serving and former Grenadier Guardsmen come together to pay tribute to those killed and injured. Not ot be confused with remembrance day which is always in November. RIP Ernest William Mayo (1889-1916) and Reginald Francis Mayo (1895-1916), brothers, 4th Battalion Grenadier Guards killed in action n France.
Stupid question, but who are the guys in suits?
Are they all veterans?
Great turnout
This how teachers want us to leave during a fire
Impressive!
The camaradie and pride is obvious!
Great show except for the hiviz wally policeman on the bike.
Who are the men in the suits
Former grenadiers..
@@realitycheckreally8412 Thank you
Retired former officers with bowler hats and brolly's other ranks in suits
@@daviddouglas6610 thank you
A few are still serving.
Very smart indeed. However, I'm confused. Remembrance Sunday and Armistice Day in the UK, are both held in November - not May! So how can this be a Remembrance Parade, veterans or otherwise?
Can you please explain?
Black Sunday is a regimental day when serving and former Grenadier Guardsmen come together to pay tribute to those killed and injured.
It takes place at Wellington Barracks and the Guards Chapel before moving on to the Guards Memorial at horse guards, each of the regiments of guards have there own ceremony on different Sundays,
@@stevenbowers4164 I've had a long history with military in war, but this is absolute news to me. I'm not knocking it by any means - in fact, I think it's a pretty marvellous act of respect to the regiment's fallen. Thank you for the enlightenment, and long may this act of commemoration and remembrance continue. Thank you again.
@@reggriffiths5769 honestly the only reason I know is due to a little friends uncle being ex Scots guards with two tours in Afghanistan and it got mentioned
The combined calvary corps also have there own parade at there own memorial that's available on TH-cam
Fine turnout gents.
There all trained savages…
Dear, if you're going to be insulting.
Learn the correct spelling .
There is a place
They're is short for they are .
Hence, They are all trained savages
@@jodie4609 Do not be sniffy. There is nothing wrong with Pigin English !
@@ianbradshaw1770 I don't know what language pigin is but here is a definition of pidgin
pidg·in
NOUN
a grammatically simplified form of a language, used for communication between people not sharing a common language. Pidgins have a limited vocabulary, some elements of which are taken from local languages, and are not native languages, but arise out of language contact between speakers of other languages. Compare with Creole.
People sleep peacefully in their beds at night only because rough men stand ready to do violence on their behalf.
Thank goodness they were and are!! If they weren`t we`d be all be speaking German!