Thats why I think that taking it to people is great rather than a parade ground. Brits do it well.

It'll always be Rhodesia to me.

forro MALVINAS

@@sergiosergio2202 ENGENDROS NEFASTO SIN CULTURA ECONOMÍA 2020 PAÍS EN DECADENCIA PREPOTENTES SOBERBIOS DELIRIO DE GRASA SUDAMÉRICA 1 ES BRASSSSSSIL SOBERANÍA REINO UNIDO MONARQUÍA FAKLANS MÁS DE 1000 AÑOS DE HISTORIA Y CONQUISTADORES

Falklands are defiantly British. Respect back from England. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

Obrigado pelo apoio amigo. Amamos o Brasil e os brasileiros em inglaterra.

@@raquelalvarez356 pobre mujer que te habra pasado de chica para ser tan resentida.!!!

Well said Barb,

5 YEARS BEFORE ME

The bennies are very happy 😂😂😂

They earned the right to be.

And we've still got some piss and vinegar left...!

Amazing that they were all in step.. amazing generation of fierce discipline

TED MCGREAL at some point in between the end of the falklands war and now

God bless em !!! 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

Wouldn't take them any longer.

In fact, I bet it would take them even less time.

They wouldn’t need to the empire already strikes back before it starts

Hart rings a bell, I'm sure he was also a PTI at JLRRE in Dover too

Ma que reina James ..ustedes deben adorar a los chinos.

42 Parachute Regiment died including 3 from 22 SAS , 40th Anniversary June 2022

Thank you

@Mira Ferriviario i thought it was nibelungen marsch at first xd

Regimental march

My brother was one of them, he was only 19 when he went to war. My brother came home, some of his Para brothers didn't 😢. I am so proud of him and all the other Veterans for their service.

Right british so dominant them now nepal should stop this recruitment

@@lookintomyeyes-bn2td Thousands apply each year to be selected for service in the British Army. They are so proud to do this! If not recruited --what will they do in life? So much unemployment in Nepal. Sad but true! Some of the best in the British Army though!

@@jasenwright1178 its not a unemployment .. its better facility its not call unemployment we have own army nepal should finally ban this tradition .

@@jasenwright1178 what life??? 😂😂😂 are you kidding me? Hers employment but you nation gives more money and also they follow them ancestors.😂😂 its not a employment its call better facility like many deveoping nations peoples lov to dv of america

@@jasenwright1178 only taking 200 and you are talking about unemployment 😂😂 we all want to stop this tradition nkw worlds call them money army nothing to be proud

Historical wrong but Britishly Right 🇬🇧l

@@ghostreconbreakpoint-topic1009 They've been spanish, french, american, argentinian and British. But in a vote not so long back it was in the high 90's % they wanted to remain British so they are British.

Not right.! The Malvinas are part of Argentina’s territory aswel as near islands. All of them attached to the continental land by the submarine platform. The name Malvinas comes from French ships navigating that first spotted the islands! French maps catalogued them as “The Mallouines”. Argentina had a governor on the islands (Governor Vernet)when Argentina got its independence in 1816, but the British “empire” took hold of him removed him and occupied the islands in 1833. The same way as they occupied and took to themselves other islands and rocks, like The Rock of Gibraltar.

@@diegoluisgaravaglia3208 the rock of Gibraltar was ceded to the British forever by the Spanish king.

!@@diegoluisgaravaglia3208 and the residents of the Falkland Islands want to remain British, just as the residents of Gibraltar want to remain British. That's their right! You don't live in the Falkland Islands or Gibraltar so you shouldn't be interfering in THEIR business!

Might be something to do with the UK government not allowing residential status for them and so there wouldn't be many, if any, here to march - at least of the Falklands vets. I think it's despicable that it took an actress to raise the issue (thank you Joanna) to shame the politicians into allowing the Gurkhas to stay if they wanted to. OK to fight and die for us but not to live among us.

@@vinbar35 there are lots of Falklands Gurkha veteran's in Oxfordshire I know 9 Veteran's from Oxfordshire who served in 2nd April 1982 Falklands war . Including my dad

@@mr457 Bless your dad. Deepest respect to all Gurkhas

*Quiet sound of a Kukri unsheathing from the shadows*

What the feck has height got to do with anything?! Some may be small in stature but they were still good enough to earn the right to become members of the Parachute Regiment, and that's NO easy feat!