Grenadier Guards: Regimental Remembrance Day 21/05/23.

Veterans, serving members of the Grenadier Guards and Army Cadet Force marching to the Guards Memorial from Wellington Barracks and returning, on the occasion of their Regimental Remembrance Day on Sunday 21st May 2023.
Accompanied by The Band of The Grenadier Guards, 1st Battalion Corps of Drums and the Guards Association Corps of Drums.
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[@delvinrodriguez3341]

Great video!

[@vickyRoyalHistory]

Most Excellent Video, Thank you Mr B! Those Old Soldiers Never Lose it, do they. I love the Regiment Remembrance Days, it's a perfect Illustration of Continuation, from Retired & Past, to today's & the Cadets, You can understand the view that the Regiment is like a family. I wonder how many Fathers & Sons & potentially Grand-Fathers marched in this. The Marches were great & I liked the different arrangements of First & Finest & Household Brigade. Of course it was great to see my favourite Drum Major & The British Grenadiers & Grenadiers Return are 2 of my favourite pieces. Another video added to my favourites.

[@mjograus8800]

Great to hear "Alte Kameraden" the best of all military marches.

[@NancyCampbell-rk9rm]

Excellent job, as usual.

[@militarybandsuk]

Nice Marches played! , great vid! :)

[@HarborGuy]

Very impressive..

[@nannettesidebottom5960]

Fantastic

[@sergegeisen3300]

35 musiciens et on dirait 80 musiciens. Çà résonne vraiment fort les musiciens pro.

[@Scipionic1941]

They never lose it, do they?

[@michelefur]

Wonderful 👏😍

[@michelefur]

Eu tenho uma pergunta: onde tá o rapaz Da bandeira?

[@jaroslawgarlinski3746]

I am puzzled to see WOII Dean Jones (CSM of Queens/Kings Company, 2 i/c of bearer party at Queen's Funeral, present in the Abbey at the King's Coronation) marching at 23.40 among the retirees. Has he just retired? Was that expected?

[@charlesalvarez3405]

🇨🇴🇬🇧

[@sandradunbar339]

And I thought Dad's army was dead, but at least the kids had a go.

[@jacobkeppler1984]

Regimental Band corps of drums grenadier guards 💂🇬🇧

[@jacobdavis9548]

1:04

[@Jubilo1]

Are there really that many British still in England ? Delightful to see.

[@midnightteapot5633]

A shower of cadets on the march, rather on the walk.

[@hazel1605]

I’m confused, (and curious) I take it bowler hatted men are serving officers? Suited men behind, surely must still be serving; look too young to be retired. If they are still serving , why no uniform? How well they’re marching. Lovely video, thank you 😊

[@Wabbit_Hunta]

Those at the front, in suits, are all former soldiers from the regiment. The ones with the bowler hats and brollies are ex-officers, and those behind are all ex-soldiers, including ex-NCO's. Those in camo gear, looking at how they march, or should that be "attempt to march"(?), are in all probability TA's and cadets, and it's sad to see there's a number of those in this section carrying an extra lb or two (overweight!) As to why they're there, then you'd need to ask those in command.