@@janandersen8735 Probably another case of the phenomena of "when it does happen you notice and when it doesn't you don't" on my part. I've seen the same effect in very old reels of German and British parades etc.
Die Kameraführung ist teilweise sehr wackelig, und das Bild spingt hektisch hin und her. Das wirkt oft sehr dilettantisch. Manchmal ist weniger mehr, das heißt eine ruhige Kameraführung ohne hektische Schwenks professioneller..
shighberg believe me, i myself is a royal guard in Denmark and we dont get to this point sleeping, it’s a very long and rough journey to get the premiss of guarding the queen and her family
@@habo8722 Depends on which British guard regiment regiment, they have 5. The Grenadier Guards are 2 years older than Livgarden (1658), which in turn is a couple of years older than the Coldstream Guards. However, we started wearing the bearskin in 1805, 10 years before the Brits. Pro Rege et Grege.
@@MightBeSmart Not at all, if needed they assist the police (has already done so on multiple occasions) and has been sent on multiple locations around the country serving aswell. So it is no waste at all.
@@jackmeoff454 i wrote it about the monarchy. In Denmark the royal guards are not helping the police in any case, if the police needs assistance to block roads or direct the traffic, we have something called "hjemmeværnet" (in english: home guard) it is a pretend-to-be military kind of thing, they assist the police, not the royal guard except from at the castle. But its was the monarchy that was a huge waste imo.
@@MightBeSmart False. The royal guard does assist the police, they have an entire unit placed to do so on rotation if need be. besides doing guard duty. Furthermore the guard is also used in military aspects a recent example is them being stationed at bornholm They were also stationed previously at the borders doing border control. I advice that you dont speak on matters you have no information on, cause you clearly dont have a clue about the amount of tasks the royal guard is actually used in.
![[4K] COPENHAGEN WALKING TOUR - CHANGING OF THE ROYAL DANISH GUARD AT AMALIENBORG PALACE](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/dOrdHr0PFUk/mqdefault.jpg)
The music is from alwais thtv touch the soul, the harmony into the soul, very good, don't isn't for you? too
9:00 this is the best part lmao
good job
Great to see you caught them on a day when the marching band was also there.
There a 4 compagnies wathcing her Majesty - the difference is in the insignia on the Dannebrog and the colour of the tassel on the Infantry sword
Love listening to the marching here, all completely in unison.
That is why it IS marching instead of walkiing. : - )))
I appreciate that the dudes in this band all look grizzled, many of them have beards or mustaches.
The march beginning at 2:55 is a Danish march called "Orlogsmarch" composed by Richard Lindebro 💂♂️
I can't find it anywhere on TH-cam
En gang garder, Altid garder...Sådan er det bare!!!
Det er mine Garderkammerater fra 2. vagthold hold AUG '16, som er tiltrædende her.
Jeg havde vagten på Livgardens Kaserne den dag.
Monty Python theme in the beginning.
Yes we love you Denmark!
im from denmark
That is the Liberty Bell by Sousa, not the march at the beginning
Followed by Sit On My Face!
Long live the queen
Den kgl livgarde er noget helt specielt . Jeg elsker den traditioner og bliver så glad , når de spiller
Grandma's brother was a member of Livgarden, Chr. X
Why are the Sergeants always shorter?
Not necessarily. The platoons (vagthold) are organized by height and sergeants assigned at random, so it could be the other way around.
@@janandersen8735 Probably another case of the phenomena of "when it does happen you notice and when it doesn't you don't" on my part. I've seen the same effect in very old reels of German and British parades etc.
One regret is never doing a kongevagt paa Amalienborg. Wonder if they would accept middle age volunteers if they paid their own way? LOL
Die Kameraführung ist teilweise sehr wackelig, und das Bild spingt hektisch hin und her. Das wirkt oft sehr dilettantisch. Manchmal ist weniger mehr, das heißt eine ruhige Kameraführung ohne hektische Schwenks professioneller..
I am armature... But thank you for the feedback and good hint!
It looks like London!!!
No, it looks like Copenhagen.
i feel like most of them are attractive underneath 🤷🏼♀️🤷🏼♀️
All of them are
What?
@@mr.tophat4643 im one of them and all my fellow guards are great looking
lowkey crushing
Impressive to see a nation's entire army on parade.
Good one Ed, hows your queen feeling?
@@nicolai4026 hahaha
It's...
Nothing in world, comes close to this, a bunch of boys, The Take it to , The Final Defence of Democracy. 😃, .
They are bad ass killers.
March of the wooden soldiers
Not very interesting. Take lessons from the British
And what would the lesson be?
shighberg stfu, i think the Danish guard is even older
shighberg believe me, i myself is a royal guard in Denmark and we dont get to this point sleeping, it’s a very long and rough journey to get the premiss of guarding the queen and her family
@@habo8722 Depends on which British guard regiment regiment, they have 5. The Grenadier Guards are 2 years older than Livgarden (1658), which in turn is a couple of years older than the Coldstream Guards. However, we started wearing the bearskin in 1805, 10 years before the Brits. Pro Rege et Grege.
@@frederiknielsen2242 Greetings from Hold Jan 77
19:00 lyra glockenspiel
The biggest waste of tax money
It attracts tourists like me.
@@itrubin still a waste.
@@MightBeSmart Not at all, if needed they assist the police (has already done so on multiple occasions) and has been sent on multiple locations around the country serving aswell. So it is no waste at all.
@@jackmeoff454 i wrote it about the monarchy. In Denmark the royal guards are not helping the police in any case, if the police needs assistance to block roads or direct the traffic, we have something called "hjemmeværnet" (in english: home guard) it is a pretend-to-be military kind of thing, they assist the police, not the royal guard except from at the castle.
But its was the monarchy that was a huge waste imo.
@@MightBeSmart False. The royal guard does assist the police, they have an entire unit placed to do so on rotation if need be. besides doing guard duty.
Furthermore the guard is also used in military aspects a recent example is them being stationed at bornholm They were also stationed previously at the borders doing border control.
I advice that you dont speak on matters you have no information on, cause you clearly dont have a clue about the amount of tasks the royal guard is actually used in.