Sergeant Majors - amazing people. They can give orders at 120 decibels and not look like they are shouting, spot a smudged tunic or crooked beret from 600 yards, and personalities that encompass showing empathy for the youngest recruit to ire that would cower the legions of Hell. These people, and others like them, are the backbone of the UK's' Armed Forces. God bless all of them and God help anyone who crosses them.
I was attached to 1 RHF in Fally during the late 90's early 00's and remember Alan Grant. The very best CSM and RSM I served under and an outstanding human being. I believe he's now a Lt Col!
Regardless if you are U K or U.S.A. and other countries the Command Sargent Major is the All Mighty. They are given the highest respect in every Armed Forces in every Country. I was in the U. S . Army our Battalion Command Sargent Major would put the fear of God in you when you screwed up and had your back as well. I have seen the Battalion Command Sargent Major give a Second Lieutenant a very hard and we'll deserved dressing down. Highest respect to all Command Sargent Major.
Toy with this man as your **considerable** peril... 😆🤣 Sergeants Major are a rare breed the world over, and every single soldier or Marine in any military ever has a 'sergeant major story', from a legionary recruit for Gaius Marius to the young men and women who were sworn in to their respective services yesterday. And where would we all be without them? As the old saying goes, "An officer works from sun to sun, But a sergeant's work is never... GODDAMN IT PRIVATE! WHAT THE HELL ARE YOU DOING!?!"
I've been on a number of ceremonial parades with my own Highland regiment but for some reason, Jim, I find your videos oddly compelling. Thank you for posting them.
@@lucasreeve4442 Yes, they were initially a piece of equipment used by the Artillery to measure the distance between the guns (too close together or to far apart reduced their effectiveness) and also for the angle of elevation of the barrel (for range) prior to the invention of gears.
Och no McFadden again. I just came across this second one. This guy is brilliant my daily tonic. So funny but so damn good. Absolutely brilliant.Keep on strutting McFadden and keep drinking to keep those vocals in prime condition.2696216
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Sergeant Majors - amazing people. They can give orders at 120 decibels and not look like they are shouting, spot a smudged tunic or crooked beret from 600 yards, and personalities that encompass showing empathy for the youngest recruit to ire that would cower the legions of Hell. These people, and others like them, are the backbone of the UK's' Armed Forces. God bless all of them and God help anyone who crosses them.
Constantly endeared by the eloquence, your people are capable of thank you! I'm Edinburgh
How he shout without hurt his vocal cord
All of my Sgt Majors were always hilarious and terrifying at the same time. Miss it like mad.
The second Sergeant Major has an amazing voice. Remarkable ability to project with clarity and style.
What many people don't realise is how invaluable that man is to young soldiers in battle.Worth his weight in gold.
very true, senior NCO`s run the British Army despite what the Rupert`s think
As well as to the Young Officers that don't know a rifle from a compass .
Bull !!
Very true the Tara was important to his men hard work and words of wisdom to the young jocks
I was attached to 1 RHF in Fally during the late 90's early 00's and remember Alan Grant. The very best CSM and RSM I served under and an outstanding human being. I believe he's now a Lt Col!
Regardless if you are U K or U.S.A. and other countries the Command Sargent Major is the All Mighty. They are given the highest respect in every Armed Forces in every Country. I was in the U. S . Army our Battalion Command Sargent Major would put the fear of God in you when you screwed up and had your back as well.
I have seen the Battalion Command Sargent Major give a Second Lieutenant a very hard and we'll deserved dressing down.
Highest respect to all Command Sargent Major.
The most impressive part of this video was that green-and-yellow bus making that tight turn. Had to watch that several times.
Yes. Phenomenal driving skills. I suspect the driver's had plenty of practice with that corner.
Sergeant Majors are the very core of the British Army.They are the best and I have huge respect for them.
Sergeant major is like god , you don’t mess with him
Ha ! They've still got it !
Old soldiers never die.
Guys like him are priceless assets.
Toy with this man as your **considerable** peril... 😆🤣
Sergeants Major are a rare breed the world over, and every single soldier or Marine in any military ever has a 'sergeant major story', from a legionary recruit for Gaius Marius to the young men and women who were sworn in to their respective services yesterday. And where would we all be without them?
As the old saying goes,
"An officer works from sun to sun,
But a sergeant's work is never...
GODDAMN IT PRIVATE! WHAT THE HELL ARE YOU DOING!?!"
Sergeant Majors - Gods Spokesman.
The RSMS ARE SCARY as F, ex Aussie army , ex deployed, got out after injuries, now my mates who i trained are WOs. Love their work!❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
the Scots soldier is a soldier until his death as these guys prove
Some of my best times in life serving alongside the Jocks! KOSB, simply the best!
Don’t understand a word ! But he is bloody impressive !!
I've been on a number of ceremonial parades with my own Highland regiment but for some reason, Jim, I find your videos oddly compelling. Thank you for posting them.
oddly compelling ... cheers Michael.
Respect....
I didn't know the kilt was pleated! I'd never noticed it that way before! 👌
you would follow him into battle...that's what it's all about, great video clip!
Beautiful accent.
Aye, Sergeant Major
Love GSM sense of humour👍
Yeah, that was great. I like both, two totally different personalities!
So nice to see both of them using a nice piece of Royal Artillery equipment.
Steven Smith pace sticks?
@@lucasreeve4442 Yes, they were initially a piece of equipment used by the Artillery to measure the distance between the guns (too close together or to far apart reduced their effectiveness) and also for the angle of elevation of the barrel (for range) prior to the invention of gears.
Extremly fine english , simpley and clear
fucking love this gsm he seems so serious but yet so funny. I'd love to be in a battle with him
2:30 class turning circle on that bus lads
I was the RSM OF 2 Scot’s and what a job it was worked all the way up from a young jock my aim was to always be the TARA
You see that bus? It did a 180 like it was on a freaking train roundtable
Graham Walton, He is the Garrison Sergeant Major and not a Officer.
he is an NCO highest rank
"...apart from you...any questions?" Just one...could you repeat all you said after "Arghh!"
Actually, he said Parade he cant give general military commands as they arent in uniform anymore
Och no McFadden again. I just came across this second one. This guy is brilliant my daily tonic. So funny but so damn good. Absolutely brilliant.Keep on strutting McFadden and keep drinking to keep those vocals in prime condition.2696216
Alex the boss man.
Great RSM, veteran SADF soldier
I’m sorry I messed up,when ,when you have bad eye site,,it’s won’t happen again,I pomise
Superb 👍🏼
All the old boys head twitched in unison at the call of the Serjeant
Fantastic
What i as a German understood: bra ka do Re dö da dädö da do de da du
great
The definition of CLAP.
CLEAR, LOUD, AS an order with…
… PAUSES.
Billy Mott’s rival it seems.
Wheres the rest of this ?????
Shit. That sounds like my old headmaster! 😬
I'd follow this GSM into battle any day
the panache of the Scottish soldier is never lost with age the oldest guys are amazing!
What he say.
ez nagyon tetszik.
That's them telt :)
What did he say?
the first command was parade
Шотландцы?
We would have run into hell for our RSM
What accen is that? Sounds like an german speaking english
@Top Gun Scottish aha, why does their accent still sound so Germanic?
Ha....McBOOOOM
иконостас у него - я вас умаляю! можно бельё сушить, спальное...
my dad was reme and they have a.s.m.s
Good voice. But thats civilians.
Those are veterans
🙄🙄🙄👏👏👏👏👏
Vote the Brexit Party ( ;
Thankyou. I'm a dimwit and was wanting a slogan to advertise this. "Vote the Brexit Party" will do nicely thankyou.
No
Does it have it's own Tartan ? OUCH !!
Sorry.
Is that a Union Jack leading ? How utterly inappropriate within a Scottish city.
They are all members of the British armed forces past or present, with the Colours on parade. It's appropriate.
No it's not, Scotland is well represented in the Union Jack...and they are British Army!
Yes a British Army officer leading British Army veterans.
Being Scots that they are, suffering from short arms and deep pockets, the Union Jack was free.
The Union Jack is the flag flown at sea the Union Flag is the land based flag and the blue in both the Union Jack and Union flag represent Scotland