Tremendous. Not only do they have the weight of their families back at home hanging over them...but they have the British public watching as well. These boys are the best of the best...and I know this country is so proud of them. We are honoured to be friends with Nepal and their great people.
Best soldiers out there. I was at the Tower of London on Sunday and I spoke to one of the Gurkha soldiers who was not on guard and I expressed my gratitude for their service. Amazing people and the most polite you'll ever meet. True friends and allies. 🇳🇵🇬🇧
I think the Gurkhas , each and everyone of them deserves the biggest medal going. They were our backbone during the wars. RESPECT , unsung hero’s. ❤️🇬🇧
From what I've heard, from someone who served alongside them, our military service personnel hold Gurkas in the highest regard and we civilians must do the same.
Look lets not start virtue signalling for the sake of virtue signalling, im pretty sure the gurkhas wouldnt want that sort of feel sorry attention??, every gorka knows he's appreciated by us the British and respected highly for their professionalism far and wide, to say they've been the back bone in every single war is a bit over inflated? as they didnt get to fight in the falklands even though sent, which greatly angered and annoyed them...also many have already got many medals including VC's... The biggest respect we the public can show, is to honour them and never forget their sacrifices they have given for our country....
@@CasinoWoyale why cant Indians afford them then?, maybe they should stop buying space rockets then, and you know maybe buy grain for the citizens instead??, what was the option, if they was one!! we can either eat grass or???...
All members of the Gurkhas should be given British citizenship as a thank you for everything they have done for this country. That's them past and present and their families.
Great video! The marches played were, 1) 0:40-Cock O' The North & Atholl Highlanders 2) 1:58-Viribus Unitis 3) 4:10-Scotland the Brave 4) 5:54-Le Régiment de Sambre et Meuse 5) 7:08-Yo Nepali! (Return to Barracks) 6) 8:00-Scotland the Brave & Highland Laddie 7) 9:24-Glorious Victory 8) 12:07-Atholl Highlanders & Cock O' The North 9) 14:27-Milanollo
Reaching back into my memory banks more than 30 years I think it’s a march called ‘By the left ‘ being played but without the Bugle parts being played making it difficult to identify. It consisted of a Band part with several Bugle Duty Calls being played in it. I’m not 100% sure and I stand by to be corrected! The Gurkhas (as Rifle regiments) originally had Buglers but this tradition seems to have been lost. Ive noticed that the Gurkha bands continue to play a lot of their traditional tunes but without the Bugle parts, for example Sambre et Meuse and Men of the Hills. But very smart as ever!
Fine body of men , they are trained at Catterick near me. we are honoured,. xxxxx My dad was in a nursing home near Richmond, North Yorkshire. The lovely lads used to come in and talk to the ex military men.
Yes , quite bizarre . And scary. Coppers with military assault rifles trained on a crowd of tourists with iPhones. And what if there was an attack ? How could the cops fire back with all the civilians around? Let alone the fact any terrorist attack would be by a bomb , not a sniper. Their presence spoiled the occasion for me . Great band and love the march at double time.
Always one who trys to rock the apple cart, what boring insignificant lives they must lead if projecting dissidentry is all that floats their boat.... More than likely from one out the four only 1st world colonies
@@katsumontenerudorijji4365 the gurkhas look like the terrorists to me, supporting an empire that conducted genocide and destroyed unique cultures all around the world, talk about stockholm syndrome
Question for those that know out there: Are there any Nepali officers in the Ghurka regiments, or are they NCOs. Only seem to see non Nepali officers. Love the Ghurkas the band and the pipes👍👍👍👍 best wishes from Cornwall😊
Only NCOs, no commissioned officers. Most of the Gurkhas have no formal education beyond high school level, so it would be difficult for them to get a commission. All of the officers are British and are required to be fluent in Nepalese to be posted to the Brigade.
There are 'late entry' Nepali officers in the British army - these are senior soldiers who have served for many years, and are commissioned straight to the rank of Captain
Tremendous. Not only do they have the weight of their families back at home hanging over them...but they have the British public watching as well. These boys are the best of the best...and I know this country is so proud of them. We are honoured to be friends with Nepal and their great people.
Totally agree, a superb regiment and the UK has to be proud and grateful.
Gerry Watts, Victoria, Australia
Agreed however remember that they are not united Kingdom citizens and we don't have a foreign legion. They volunteer and God bless them for it
Wonderful. How grateful we are to have these very tough, brave, (but so polite and respectful) warriors on our side.
Best soldiers out there. I was at the Tower of London on Sunday and I spoke to one of the Gurkha soldiers who was not on guard and I expressed my gratitude for their service. Amazing people and the most polite you'll ever meet. True friends and allies. 🇳🇵🇬🇧
Thank you for expressing how we feel, it is appreciated that you told the soldier to let them know our thanks and friendsip
@@nedeast6845 Cheers Dan 👍🏻😃
I think the Gurkhas , each and everyone of them deserves the biggest medal going. They were our backbone during the wars. RESPECT , unsung hero’s. ❤️🇬🇧
From what I've heard, from someone who served alongside them, our military service personnel hold Gurkas in the highest regard and we civilians must do the same.
Correct by passed away eyewitness
Look lets not start virtue signalling for the sake of virtue signalling, im pretty sure the gurkhas wouldnt want that sort of feel sorry attention??, every gorka knows he's appreciated by us the British and respected highly for their professionalism far and wide, to say they've been the back bone in every single war is a bit over inflated? as they didnt get to fight in the falklands even though sent, which greatly angered and annoyed them...also many have already got many medals including VC's... The biggest respect we the public can show, is to honour them and never forget their sacrifices they have given for our country....
@@patriciaphillips2479we all do.. So what made you think we didnt?..
@wor53lg50 tfw literal mercs are more likely to do a funny moment and save the country than any politician or native military officer
I loved the way the Gurkhas had to slow down on the way from the castle for those pesky redcoats to keep up lol. superb
Light Infantry vs. Line Infantry, my friend.
It's difficult to match that slow when you are used to belting it down the road
Massive respect to the gurkhas so proud to serve uk for 207 yrs so loyal to our queen may it carries on for life god bless the gurkhas
They're not being "so loyal to our queen"; they're mercenaries.
Loyal to who?
@@CasinoWoyale why cant Indians afford them then?, maybe they should stop buying space rockets then, and you know maybe buy grain for the citizens instead??, what was the option, if they was one!! we can either eat grass or???...
These guys always look so good! Well done the establishment in perfecting them!
All members of the Gurkhas should be given British citizenship as a thank you for everything they have done for this country. That's them past and present and their families.
Thanks so much for again showing a unique band and company in Windsor. Their “quick step” is really quick!
Yes I know, too quick 🏃♂️🏃🏿🏃♀️
Thank you anyway 🙏
THEY ARE LIGHT INFANTRY, SO THEY MARCH AT A QUICKER PACE LIKE ALL LIGHT INFANTRY REGIMENTS.
AYO GORKHALI! The bravest of the brave.
Im so happy these guys are part of the light division. Im so very lucky and proud to have served in the light division for 12 years.
We are truly lucky to have these brave soldiers in the British army
Windsor is looking pretty amazing 👏 with all the Union Jack flying 😍 ❤and the gurkha are fantastic 😀
Indeed 🇬🇧😍🏴
Amazing , They are a much loved Band of warrior's
Signature fast tempo what a great band! Fearless warriors!
I think 😂 they slowed the pace coming back to the Victoria Barracks, because the follow detachment are not Gurkhas.
Je découvre avec plaisir ! Bravo !
Absolutely fantastic.
Thank you 😊
Hello Lenny ... your work is excellent and impeccable, with your videos it's like watching and listening live. Thanks.👋👋👋👋👋👋👋
Hello dear Martin. Thank you for the lovely comment. I try do the best. Greetings from Windsor 🏰🙏🏰
What an outstanding Army. What a great ally.
One must always make time to pay respects to Gurkhas!
Thank you for watching. Wish all of you enjoyed the video! Stay tune for more🤗
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@@aa6eheia156 Thank you 😊
Nice turnout by the Gurkhas very fine, I never knew they were included in the Guard retinue, Just a fantastic display. very business like.
It’s tradition, not business
Great video!
The marches played were,
1) 0:40-Cock O' The North & Atholl Highlanders
2) 1:58-Viribus Unitis
3) 4:10-Scotland the Brave
4) 5:54-Le Régiment de Sambre et Meuse
5) 7:08-Yo Nepali!
(Return to Barracks)
6) 8:00-Scotland the Brave & Highland Laddie
7) 9:24-Glorious Victory
8) 12:07-Atholl Highlanders & Cock O' The North
9) 14:27-Milanollo
Thank you as always to Delvin Rodriguez for the information 🙏😊🙏
@@lennywindsor3820 You're very welcome!
I asked a friend who's a former Army DoM about the second march - he said 'not a clue!'. I like the march - I hope we can find out what it's called.
@@Box500spooks It's seems It's hiding from us! I too like it! It reminds me of those old TV show songs.
Reaching back into my memory banks more than 30 years I think it’s a march called ‘By the left ‘ being played but without the Bugle parts being played making it difficult to identify. It consisted of a Band part with several Bugle Duty Calls being played in it. I’m not 100% sure and I stand by to be corrected!
The Gurkhas (as Rifle regiments) originally had Buglers but this tradition seems to have been lost.
Ive noticed that the Gurkha bands continue to play a lot of their traditional tunes but without the Bugle parts, for example Sambre et Meuse and Men of the Hills.
But very smart as ever!
Good job lads, stay safe 👏🏻
I'm not surprised that they march so fast, I watched the video about them running up the mountains in the Himalayas, these are some tough Men
Al UK rifle/light infantry regiments do that pace
What an honour it is to have such an army of ghurkas .
Gurkhas! Extraordinary people, extraordinary soldiers.
They are not to be messed with!!!
Your film and sound quality is amazing. I can’t wait to see more from you. And I did not know there was a Gurkha band!
cmiiw but every regiment in uk have their own band of sorts. but in the case of gurkhas i think they are Gurkha 1st then a band bugles and pipes. lol.
i can see em killing people using the bugle and pipes lol
Thank you Michael 🙏
So happy very nice changing the Guard video , thanks so much Lenny Windsor awasome work🥀🥀
My pleasure Anderson Jacob 🙏🤗🙏
Thank you. Your videos are always very clear. Hope you can also show the soldiers marching once in a while.
My pleasure dear 🙏
EXCELLENT & the Filming is Superb , sound great !! ----
Thank you 🙏🙏
I have a frend that was in the SAS & he stated that the Gurkhas were the only regement that the SAS were happy to fight with!
don't worry britain you are safe because gurkha's are serving your nation🥳
Thank You so Much!!!!!!!!!
It’s my pleasure 🙏
Fine body of men , they are trained at Catterick near me. we are honoured,. xxxxx My dad was in a nursing home near Richmond, North Yorkshire. The lovely lads used to come in and talk to the ex military men.
Over 100 years and still loyal. Time to help Nepal with it's needs. And repay these loyal soldiers in full.
Loyal to who? Chucky the pedo king? Best mate of jimmy saville
Over 200 years
Wahh ada lagu Seruan Tentera lah
Oh there are some Guards there
A wonderful video. 😀
Thank you 🙏
Excellent video 👍
Thank you 🙏
Good camera work. nice shots of everything.
Thank you 🙏
@@lennywindsor3820 You're welcome. ☺
Love how my Asian cousins serve Her/His Majesty the Queen/King.
The Gurkhas are brilliant,God bless them all and thank you all past and present for their service 🇦🇺🇬🇧
Always make sure you are on the best setting. This was set at 360 but manually changed it to HD. Especially if you are on an Apple device.
Aswell as the Royal Irish they have the quickest marching band out of all other regiments....
Nothing but admiration for those lads, how much they give up to come to the UK to serve king and our country
I like the drill it's fast I think there songs CAT time and have fast tempo
Gurkahs! God Bless! Monte Cassino! 2 nd Polish Soldiers! ,❤❤❤❤
80% of people on the street probably thinking WTF Chinese man in the British Army 😂.
New England doesn't know Gurkhas
Got news for you, we don't have an Empire any more, just a Commonwealth that many countries now join, voluntary....
SCOTLAND THE BRAVE as quick march IS for gurkas onely
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....ayoo
They mean it....
Chase me Charley. Whats the next one. Strait back officer just behind the band. Belonging.
Where is everyone?
What police in English streets with guns,,,,,,,What has it come to ??? God Save The Queen.
Yes , quite bizarre . And scary. Coppers with military assault rifles trained on a crowd of tourists with iPhones. And what if there was an attack ? How could the cops fire back with all the civilians around? Let alone the fact any terrorist attack would be by a bomb , not a sniper. Their presence spoiled the occasion for me . Great band and love the march at double time.
They are nervous because their empire is dying very quickly before their eyes
3:04 "Eh, yeah, I'm a Gurkah." -Captain White :)
They are now permitted warrant officers, but no higher
Yam Bahadur Rana was promoted to lieutenant colonel in 2014.
Rubbish
Always one who trys to rock the apple cart, what boring insignificant lives they must lead if projecting dissidentry is all that floats their boat.... More than likely from one out the four only 1st world colonies
Watch the dressing
The police look so scruffy nowadays, shame they were the very best 😡
It is a shame that they need police to accompany them but some observers seem to not be smart enough to stay out of the way of traditon.
Not just cause of the tourists, but even from terrorism.
@@katsumontenerudorijji4365 the gurkhas look like the terrorists to me, supporting an empire that conducted genocide and destroyed unique cultures all around the world, talk about stockholm syndrome
Why have armed police whose going to mess with them 😁
Question for those that know out there: Are there any Nepali officers in the Ghurka regiments, or are they NCOs. Only seem to see non Nepali officers. Love the Ghurkas the band and the pipes👍👍👍👍 best wishes from Cornwall😊
Greetings from Windsor 💂♂️🏰💂♂️
Only NCOs, no commissioned officers. Most of the Gurkhas have no formal education beyond high school level, so it would be difficult for them to get a commission. All of the officers are British and are required to be fluent in Nepalese to be posted to the Brigade.
There are 'late entry' Nepali officers in the British army - these are senior soldiers who have served for many years, and are commissioned straight to the rank of Captain
One can be seen in the linked video from 2019 at around the 10:08 mark
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@@SkepticalRaptor cheers for info Michael👍👍👍
TOY SOLDIERS... Never have a Country of their own....
Nonsense, they come from Nepal
They are asian looking men....?????
Gurkhas are actually from Nepal serving for British army , India army and Singapore contingent.
Duh
The Gurkhas are formidable soldiers, but at the end of the day they are no more than colonial mercenaries.
The same as Indian and Singapore ones then...