Juste parce que je suis le Monarque chef de L'etat du Royaume-uni ET très drôle j'aime rester en Compagnie de vous tous ainsi toujours chaque jour regardant les gardes du Roi charles 3 qui change de poste ❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉
As a matter of interest are the buglers full time members of the band or part time - often wondered what they do all day - perhaps play other instruments when not bugling - band sounds good as usual
They are the most feared regiment in the World. Fittest in the Army? Fittest in world military service. This is double time to most militia, its a jog for them. Our Dad proudly served with them and was given honourary Gurkha status when he left the deployment. He sat and ate with them, what they were eating, not the canteen food. They respected that and his attitude that they were at the lowest level equal to British Soldiers and not cannon fodder (how some people 60+ years ago regarded them). At the end of their tenure together, they created and gifted Our Dad a personal Kukri set, respect returned.
@@redsidebiker I am so happy to hear about your father but on another note you could have left out the "cannon fodder" comment. The Gurkhas were awarded twelve Victoria Crosses in WW2 alone: two in 1943, eight in 1944 and two in 1945 and that eighty years ago. Everyone in the Commonwealth knew and knows about the Gurkhas and deeply respects them all. Anyone using those descriptions to describe members of the Brigade of Gurkhas is racist and misinformed or jealous and need never be quoted.
@@iabcdhdhd well as you may have guessed i did not find that funny and for good reason i was a bugler in one of the regiments that went to make the rifles
Through your video i am watching my husband
marching all the way from Nepal.
Thank you lenny❤️
Great. I am happy for you.
Thank you 🤗🤗
Thank you very much Lenny, another nice one.
Thank you too 🤗
Great video, thank you Lenny 🙏
It’s my pleasure dear 🤗
Thanks again Lenny. Another view of my favourite Bugler.
Thank you too🤗
I have my favourite too 😊
Greeting Lenny Windsor thanks for this nice changing the GUARDS awesome funny ❤🎉❤😂🎉
It’s my pleasure dear Anderson 🤗
hello i would just like to ask why is it funny
Juste parce que je suis le Monarque chef de L'etat du Royaume-uni ET très drôle j'aime rester en Compagnie de vous tous ainsi toujours chaque jour regardant les gardes du Roi charles 3 qui change de poste ❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉
As a matter of interest are the buglers full time members of the band or part time - often wondered what they do all day - perhaps play other instruments when not bugling - band sounds good as usual
They are infantrymen not part of the band.
@@jasonburnett1326 thank you
They look like the fittest soldiers in the British Army.
No weight problems in this group : )
They are the most feared regiment in the World. Fittest in the Army? Fittest in world military service. This is double time to most militia, its a jog for them. Our Dad proudly served with them and was given honourary Gurkha status when he left the deployment. He sat and ate with them, what they were eating, not the canteen food. They respected that and his attitude that they were at the lowest level equal to British Soldiers and not cannon fodder (how some people 60+ years ago regarded them). At the end of their tenure together, they created and gifted Our Dad a personal Kukri set, respect returned.
@@redsidebiker I am so happy to hear about your father but on another note you could have left out the "cannon fodder" comment. The Gurkhas were awarded twelve Victoria Crosses in WW2 alone: two in 1943, eight in 1944 and two in 1945 and that eighty years ago. Everyone in the Commonwealth knew and knows about the Gurkhas and deeply respects them all. Anyone using those descriptions to describe members of the Brigade of Gurkhas is racist and misinformed or jealous and need never be quoted.
The bugles and rifles have no band THEY ARE THE BAND
Sorry what do you mean by that
@@grahamdolding4840 nothing just a joke
@@iabcdhdhd well as you may have guessed i did not find that funny and for good reason i was a bugler in one of the regiments that went to make the rifles