Trainee Guardsmen Take On 28 Weeks of Training | The Queen's Guards: A Year In Service | Channel 5
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- Follow trainee guardsmen on their 28-week training in Catterick, North Yorkshire. Watch this and more full episodes on My5: tinyurl.com/y5fvp6ly
A Queen's Guard: A Year In Service: Following members of the oldest regiment in the British Army, The Coldstream Guards - the Queen's Guards. Following raw teenage recruits, high-ranking officers and aspiring army leaders as they fulfill their royal duties and their ceremonial roles.
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I don't know who teaches the football drill now but I can tell you it leaves a lot to be desired. It's certainly not up to scratch.
Went through ITC catterick guards company in 2010. Was certainly an experience I’ll never forget.
I actually enjoyed drill, loved it to be honest. Most hated and dreaded it and the parades.
It would be interesting to know the origin of how their peaked cap visors came to slant near vertically downwards and why the chinstrap of the bearskin is worn in front of the jaw and not under it. Both of these features seem impractical. Were they always worn that way or have they resulted from gradual fashion modifications over time?
Guards depot 79when i was in most irish guards from liverpool area,or ireland,coldstream mostly north west and scots scotland,and grenadiers mostly south east and manchester,and welsh ,mostly welsh,nowadays you seem to get people that have real no link at all to certain regiments in any way or form
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Why do the Queens guards wear bearskin hats? ....Answer: The origins are that every gunner in the British military and the French military wore bearskin caps to make them taller and more intimidating because they were the ones that did the hand to hand fighting. In Napoleon's imperial guard everybody wore them, and they were supposed to be his elite troops... Bear pelts that are used are the by-products of a licensed cull by the Canadian authorities to manage the wild bear population...
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They have the cap like that so they Can train to look up for attention ti train them so when the bear skin blocks the view they know where to look
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Wow, if i never watched this i would of ended up joining, i was only wanting to be a king/queens guard but never wanted to fight in war
Always remember Coldstreamers you are 2nd. To the Grenadiers 😊
A Royal Marine Commando does eight months training
As an American… how did we win?
Is regimental sergeant major the highest you can go??
Guards depot 1991
It's very beautiful men guards all. 😁🤪🤪❤❤
Interesting. In this video O see a lot scratching eye shifting and movement compared to even just BASIC 2nd phase US Marine Corps recruits. What I am saying that's supposed to be upper level training would be UNACCEPTABLE EARLY in US Marine training.
why only 6 mos? they need to train like a soldier how they can protect the palace and the king in the time of war..
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