Queen's Guard Marching From Buckingham Palace
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 มิ.ย. 2012
- The Queen's Guard marches from Buckingham Palace after a rehearsal for the Queen's Diamond Jubilee on June 2, 2012. The Queens Guard (also known informally/incorrectly as Buckingham Guards) marched out of Buckingham Palace, down Birdcage Walk and into Wellington Barracks in preparation for Queen Elizabeth's Diamond Jubilee Weekend.
NOTE: I'm told the Queen's Guard is actually returning from a rehearsal for Trooping the Colour in this video. Trooping the Colour has taken place annually for almost 300 years.
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The professionalism in this is real.
there is no "of Canada" Its just God Save the Queen!
Ryan Milette
God Save The Queen Of Canada !!!
Matt The Great.... well she is the queen of Canada. The guy was saying something very respectful about her, and not singing the national anthem. Thumbs up to his comment, down to yours!
Well, of course it's professional, they are trained for it just like others are trained for getting around with a computer (for example).
i'd say the guardsmen are the professionals of drill since if they mess up they have to deal with the embarrassment to publicly making fools of themselves and then get an earful from the drill sergeants and then probably taken off guardsmen if it was extremely severe
It is just a wonderful site to see the Lads march. I always support them and Keep it up your the best. US Army Retired
Yeah
I’m a sucker for the sound of them marching and the way they’re all so perfectly in sync
It's an imposing sight isn't it ... ? The Guards, in their pomp, must have been an intimidating spectacle in the days when the red coats were worn into battle.
When Napoleon's thitherto unbeaten Old Guard advanced up the middle toward the end of the Battle of Waterloo, as the Emperor's last desperate throw of the dice, it was the Guards who stopped them in their tracks, before allied & other British units helped turn them back.
"Up Guards, and at 'em!", indeed. And La Garde retreated ...
Absolutely beautiful, one of many traditions that makes me (as an American) feel almost "jealous" in a way.
dogman why? I’m British and feel American patriotism.
We have different flags but the same mothers.
dogman: You have your own: United States Marine Band, the premier band of the United States Marine Corps. Also, the 1st and the 2nd Companies of Footguard of Connecticut
@@anghinetti It's not really the same. It just lacks the precision, the historical feeling, it's just... different.
We have the Tomb Guards
@@oreo7259we (Northern Ireland) have The Irish Guards and Royal Irish Regiment
Even the sound of their "Hobnails" is enough to scare the crap out of you...
Rest In Peace Queen Elizabeth II.
I wish the US would do something like this. Block off all traffic and let the soldiers march to their destination.
The gaurds where there before the traffic!
Yes 8:00am
*IMAGINE*
20years ago a good friend of mine commanded a British Army detachment on a friendly visit to Washington DC. In full ceremonial uniform they marched up Pennsylvania Avenue through the traffic with swords drawn to the gates of the White House and demanded entry. Security staff ,after shitting themselves, allowed them in to the rose garden as long as they left the swords at the guard house ,"they might be dangerous". It may have been more dangerous if they had let on that their forebears were the Shropshire Militia who burnt the place in1812!
Great respect for Britain. Salute from your rebellious kids in the US. :P
@@sweetsunnyvibes Show some damn respect to Her Majesty The Queen! Its Her Government that are fucking it up, not her.
@Johannes Liechtenauer ...ha ha in your dreams you limey twat now you import afro americans into your anglo german royals.
@@sweetsunnyvibes HOW DARE YOU! That is one personal opinion too far!
Luna McLean, she voluntarily pays her taxes, any money she does get from the tax payers, she gives it all to charity, she sticks up for human rights in commonwealth nations and is a strong figure head for the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, anyways our constitutional monarchy is working out better than your shitehole of a country, hows the whole government shutdown going for yous, very democratic eh??
Luna McLean this is the bitch who feeling jealous because she cant sleep in Buckingham Palace’s bed. So thats why she keep blaming to the queen and after she was toast by the british people she always keep searching for something else to blame like religion...the religion is islam, so what? You think islam is a bad religion?? We have our respect to others people wether he/she was black, white, purple, yellow, green. Even sometimes we love to donate to the charity...so what the point bitch??...if you have no respect to people or muslim we dont want to respect with you...go back to your mom pussy and say “i dont wanna be born” because you are oxygen thief...
Exactly!!!!! don't let pomp and circumstance fool anyone, these soldiers are highly trained and motivated. I would take a platoon of them any day and I can get the job done.....I am very impressed, and respectful to these Lads.
@Chafiq El yaakoubi you were saying. Lo
@Chafiq El-Yaakoubi those were coldstream guards from red tuff in bear skins.. grenadiers have a white tuff. You can sign up for 1 of 5 guards regiments pass basic training then go to catterick for 28week training
May the queen hold the crown for next many years
:(
King*
Her Majesty has sadly passed away RIP
Well that aged badly
I once went London since I don't live far but my favourite thing was seeing the queen's guards! I also saw them with trumpets and making music. I love it! Well, just London as a whole!
I’m proud to see this! Thank you!
They're amazing to watch
OH SO VERY PROUD OF THESE MEN.
I'm a fan of them marching
I love how neat and uniform they all are. Very precise. The stomps add a lil extra pizazz
Blakey on each toe point, horseshoe on each heel and 13 hobnails on each sole. Crunch crunch. All the difference when you are marching. Each ankle boot is triple leather-soled. Has to be worked up by each soldier from dull,bumpy leather when new. I inherited my best boots from my Coldstreamer Dad and wore them myself on several major parades.
@@daviddrake3504 ok
I love this video! It feels like I am in London. Thanks for sharing! :)
Tove Tupper: Then you will have been in the City of Westminster.
Fun Fact: they grow stronger each time one batch of guards finish marching.
The queens guards roll deep!!!!
Beautiful reg.
Great view!
If you get in their way, don't expect them to stop for you XD
and for anyone that didn't know, red was used by the British army because it was the cheapest colour to produce, efficiency.
And when an enemy soldier ran up to then to count them in war it was harder because they all merged into one
@timlewissports Very nice video. A few minor corrections if I may. The video shows members of the Foot Guard Regiments returning from a rehearsal for the annual Trooping the Colour (Queen's Birthday Parade) which took place on June 16, 2012. The term Queen's Guard refers to those troops who are guarding the London royal residences on any particular date. The Queen's Life Guard refers to members of the Household Cavalry performing the similar duty.
meadowlands1937 Blues and Royals And Life Guards are the Household Calvary and if any particular company is not guarding any royal residencies they are known as The Brigade of Guards
great quality video.
I was there wen it happened and i saw the queen 💂🏽♂️👸🏽
Mx1air you’ll be dead in a minute if you fucking say anything like that again
@@thelizardspotters Damn right.
Mx1air you’re an asshole man
Ronald Bradbury congratulations sir 🇬🇧💂🏻♂️
Maravilloso Very nice!!
Looks like they're going back out to restart the empire. 🤣
The sun never sets on my empire
Fine body of men.
Some are fat though 😒
@@patriot4786
Still,...they can fight.
@@patriot4786 yeah they usually put on a bit of weight when on guard duty but it makes it hard for them because when they need to go on operations they need loose it all in a few months and thos tunics can be a bit missleading and it can make soldiers look a bit chubby at times
Os Ingleses, sempre impecáveis !!
Algunas veceis ....
Spectacular.
1st Battalion Coldstream Guards.
Followed by Irish Guards then Scots Guards.
White tuff in bear skins is grenadier guards btw
Coldstream coldstream coldstream. First 3 were coldstream from red tuff then it was irish then scots guards
love those tall furry hats. the cadence is hypnotic!
they are called bearskins
Its timings not singing!
steemdup The head dress worn by the guards regiments is known as bear skin .Made from the Canadian black bear.The gaurds regiments wear or odpted the head dress after the battle with the French during the Nepolionic war .
Luna McLean no from France
@David Guyse Wearing Bearskins is from the winning against the French old gaurd at Waterloo. Now unless France ruled Canada at that point No the skin originally wasnt Canadian Bear.
those boots do not Sound comfortable
They’re covered in brass studs - it’s hard to even stay upright!
They are hobnailed so no.
@@xzelozzyman6805 Why they are hobnailed?
@@luvclassicmovies: So that they make a loud sound, to frighten stupid tourists who may wander in their path...
John Luu they’re not too bad, after a while if just standing your feet do get a bit sore but overall it’s ok. I know from experience.
sorry rest of the world but it really doesn't get any better then that !!!!
informally/ incorectly known as the queens guard - the irish,welsh,scots,coldstream and grenidier guards
Grenadiers*
+lachlan Thorpe They are known as the "Brigade of Guards" When they mount guard, they become the "Queens Guard"
No, together they are all the Household Division
Supersonic Ox Incorrect, When the guards blues & royal and the life guards come together is when they are called the Household Division
@@xzelozzyman6805 incorrect the Household Division is the name they all come under. However, the Blues & Royals and the Life Guards come under the name of the Household Cavalry.
Impressive
Why does the colour carrier always look taller than the other troopers and officers?
Imagine seeing this marching down the road towards your farm at Lexington on Concord in Massachusetts in 1775. Terrifying !
All we own, we owe
" ...never let your mates down "
Didnt see any lance corprals... as all ways, another bloody good show
Ace Blazer - there were plenty. Lance corporals in the Brigade of Guards wear two stripes.
probably the same march as 200 years ago, the only thing that has changed is the weapons held at arms
Same as 350 years ago.
The uniforms have changed significantly, as has the drill.
This reminds me of something I don’t know what it is...
Real Soldiers real Guns!
A fine bunch the Queen has there. .
Tchenks. SUPER.
wow
Well filmed, you really had a golden spot to see what was happening. I see a couple of the Ruperts were out of step, Tsk tsk, Bad show, Guardsmen would get a huge bollocking if that happened in the ranks.
Rythme : 115,5 bpm 😊😊
116 ppm actually
just imagine if these lads were deployed during the riots.
Look up Op Banner maybe?
your a** is f*** kicked
@@gachagamerexpensive3565 Oh grow up and learn to deal with other people's opinions. For crying out loud.
@@kimjong-un1136 its not a good opinion
@@joshuahicks4574 Opinions are dependent on the beholder who shared it. By your stating "its not a good opinion", what you are really doing is stating you disagree with my opinion, thus forming your own opinion, and that is perfectly fine.
Well, i can not hold you to it because i am a Grenadier fan. The grenadiers are my favorite regiment. They were also the first regiment. What is your favorite regiment of foot guards?
mommyx3ify Grenadier
Coldstream guards wear red tuff in hat then it was irish then scots guards.. there was no grenadiers in the march anywhere. And coldstream are first foot regiment date back 1605 but grenadiers were 1630
I was in army cadets in high school Those boots are agony.
Rob Tro: Is that why you didn't make the grade, you poor thing?
'Army Cadets'. ... *facepalm.
"army cadets" "highschool". i found your issue, you are american.
Great job, Guards.
The RSM needs to give some of the junior officers remedial drill, dress and bearing training.
What the guy say at 0:54? Sound like "number 4 guard (dont know what he said from here)" and their also saying something like "low right low right low" if im correct,,,
'By the right number 4 guard, step out Captain please' - is what I heard, I definitely heard a please, and he wouldn't say please to an ordinary Guardsman so it'd have to be an Officer, so that's my educated guess.
"LEFT RIGHT LEFT RIGHT STEP OUT GENTLEMEN PLEASE" !
he's saying by the right which means take your dressing from the right
by the right doesn't mean take your dressing from the right it means following the right hand marker
ThEfextor So...take your dressing from the right, then. Duh
My arm would be getting tired.
格好良い～‼️
Why some sergeants have their rank in white stripes, and others in gold/yellow, anyone knows?
In the guards they have two ranks which differ from the regular army in that they have an extra chevron (Lance Corporal - two white chevrons, Lance Sergeant ((Corporal)) - three white chevrons) and so to denote the difference between them and Sergeants they wear white chevrons and sergeants wear gold.
the guards marching sounds awfully similar to the sounds of metro cops walking from half life 2….
Coldstream Guards...red plumes...buttons in pairs.
Do you mean at the double quick?
Looks like 120paces per minute quick march
The big red machine
Almost looks like the old guard but red
❤ beaitiful
Where is the band???
warriors best army in the world since 1600
Prussians were better in war back in the 17's.
And then the French sweeper Europe in the Napoleonic Wars
@@nap0038.
And then ,the French got they ass kicked!
Bring back national service, I say.
1:21 shorty at the bottom right
Muskx smaller soldiers have the benefit of being more agile in war, especially during jungle warfare
are they seeing something?
If I was there, I wouldn't be filming them; I'd be saluting them.
What would you be saluting for curiously? :)
@@kimjong-un1136 probably ex British squadie or current military some kind just a guess
Thats not Buckingham Palace that is St Jame's Palace.
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left right left right
The most protected person in the world is our Queen bless her..
Yup she has the entire British military protecting her as every single serving British soldier swears an oath of allegiance to her majesty
Damn feather dusters
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What is the soldier at the end saying?
cadence which is left right... its comes from the old cadence of your right that's why it sounds funny
Its good but nothing beats the good old naopleon guard marching
Maybe the Imperiale” guard was good but this is better
Perché non.mettete le traduzioni ?
more like a small army damn
If you think that's the entire British Army you are a nincompoop
1:15 Hahaha How obvious is it that there Jock Guards !
What is the purpose of the guard who follows with the cane/staff
The pace stick? I don't know much about military ranks, but I believe they are Sergeant Majors. Their pace stick can split to make a sort of compass (drawing tool not the navigation too). They walk with it between guards to measure their distance. From what I've seen, they also yell at soldiers to straighten up, insure that soldiers are marching in unison (left right left kind of thing), change arms, and deploy the ensign escorts. During the annual trooping the colour ceremony they hand over the colours to the ensign. Old/retired Sergeant Majors can become Yeoman Warders/Beefeaters.
There is 1 rsm and 6 csm that goes on parade the people behind the guards are SgtMajors they practically Make sure everything is being carried out properly and the RSM Escorts the colour to the ensign.
He wacks their bottoms when he gets the urge...
@@FloofyMinari that looks more like a swagger stick though…
Of course. Did you know that the Welsh Guards were the 5th regiment to be in the British army? 1915 the Welsh Guards came into existence.
5th Regiment of Foot were the Royal Northumberland Fusiliers. The Welch/Welsh Guards are the most junior of the five Regiments of Foot Guards.
I always wondered... isn't that hat heavy? XD
I believe 1.5 - 2 lb
That’s a lot of guardsmen
they are british army !
@@RTni1250 i know. i'm just saying hypothetically
These dudes are always walking all over London like they own the place.
Which they do.
;)
How dotheyMarch and move at the EXACT same time?!?!
British Militry creomonial drill.
You hear the NCOs shout left right to keep them all in step. Plus there's alot of training behind all this that the general public don't realise. Some of these have trained for months especially as they are guard's
Os cavalos não iam com o passo certo
:-)
There were men from the regiments,Grenadier,Coldstream,Irish,and Scots Guards. But no Welsh Guardsmen. I wonder why?
mommyx3ify they were on duty.
They were marching to Horse Guard Parade and It was 12&3 Guards where Grenadiers 4 Guard was The irish guards 5 was the Scots guards 6 was the Coldstream guards and the reason the Welsh guards weren't on parade was because Prince of Wales wasn't present
There was no grenadier guard or welsh guards. It was coldstream scots and irish
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1:17 Xd WHAT IS THAT GUARD DOIN?!
Gacha Gamer [Expensive] Calling cadence to get in step
he is colour sergeant
@Oliver O’Donovan warrant officer class 2 .. my bad !
It never ends wtf😂
they are in bether lines here then on troping the colur parade
Shorter lines .. at trooping the colour the length of the ranks makes it bloody difficult.