Absolutely no question be proud

They all say that.

Thanks Rui!

Soldiers, in the absolute meaning of the word

Should have spent more time reading a map lma

Except the man with the camera 🤪

Swamp monster 🤣🤣🤣💙🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿💙🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

There's something about a good parade. The uniforms, bagpipes. I too was in the military and always felt that sense of pride marching down the street or wherever!

That " swamp monster" is a sniper. The " monster" outfit is called a ghillie suit.

@@marcussmith3969 ah Ken 💙🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿💙🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿😱🤣

So he a Scottish gillie monster not a nessie swamp monster

...but they're Scots!!

EVERY Highland regiment whether British or Canadian is a fighting regiment - their kilt and the skirl of the pipes are merely their signatures.

@@dr.d5920 Many tourists that visit London do not seem to realise that.

yes, worst camera man ever, the band also missed the turn and had to march over the sidewalk. I haven't seen it this bad before.

Thanks Olga!

2 SCOTS The Royal Highland Fusiliers is an infantry battalion, not a ceremonial unit. If you want to compare them to the US Marines, compare them to 1 of the Marine infantry battalions, not to the Silent Drill Team.

@@echopapacharlie I based my post on what other posts were about. Everyone was talking about how stoic they were being, how disciplined they were. The use of the Marine Corp Silent Drill team was an example of discipline, trust and team work. As for 2 Scots being an infantry unit, I was well aware of that. But we can compare them to the British 1st Greadier Infantry Regiment. The most senior Infantry Regiment in the British Army. We could compare them to the British Parachute Regiment, or the British Rifles. Maybe the French Foreign Legion, or the Gurkhas of India. In the U. S., there is the 82nd Airborne Division. 101st Airborne Division which is no longer Airborne but are now Air Assault. As for the Marines, 2nd Batt 5th Marine Raiders. Then there is the fact that members of the Silent Drill Team are chosen from Marine Corp Infantry units.

@marcus smith You obviously haven't ever watched any tapes of the south African army

@@janethadley9162 Americans think the world revolves around America. They are not aware of anything else, even from the next state.

Good on ya, lad, but these aren’t them.

@@cryptobox128 The pipers are at the front of the band and they started playing about 5:42 into the video...

@@rjt6954 oh yes, there are pipers. But they sure as highland whisky aren’t ENGLISH.

@@cryptobox128 I think the original commenter is saying they love the pipes and they are from England...

Regimental Mascot

I would certainly do that but surely Barracks is not open to the general public?

Drummie appears to attempt to turn the band but is told to carry on. Then he corrects the direction.

The Atholl Highlanders

Thank you Jim ! But who is that absolute fullpost who insulted you so dirtily?

@@carlot7999 No idea what the HP sauce is on aboot!

@@JimRamsayJWR I heard Campbelltown Loch in there.

@@JimRamsayJWR is that no the Glendarual Highlanders ?

Mcdonalds changed their name to Smith . You Fathers family were Mcdonalds of Clanranald . Just as my Grandfathers family did .

@@TheInfidel_SlavaUA Always thought it was a dodgy relative in my past . They stayed in the Derby Staffordshire area after marching South with Bonny Prince Charlie .

Did you follow the cards that flash up?

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@@JimRamsayJWR Nope. But see it from you link, thanks.

Atholl Highlanders and Glendaruel Highlanders

@@robwinters7410 Thank you very much.

Respect for 2 Scotts figthers, but i rather would hear the pipes and drums of 3 Scotts playing. Brass and pipes match badly together playing this Scottish tunes.

Police don’t routinely carry guns. Police are there to direct traffic and people.

Hmmmmm.....Charles, Charles, Charles....that might be a valid criticism if, in fact, they were playing Scotland the Brave. I think you'll find it's a medley of 'The Atholl Highlanders" and 'Campbell Town Loch"! Embarasssssssing!!

@@jasonnorval1301 you may want to not be quite so smug. The band played Scotland the Brave at the halt when the Colours where marched on. Then the band and the Pipes and Drums played Atholl Highlanders on the March. I think you owe Charles an apology.

@SL split tails are women. No place in combat for them. Try using a chemical mask wearing a beard. Cheers