We definitely need more redcoat and Royal Navy films and thanks mate.

Im in the process of writing a novel. It will eventually be 3 books,. It is already a work of art. It will be complete in about 5 years.

@@bieituns What's topic?

@@ivankomadanvonrakovac8415 It is similar to Sharpe and Hornblower and master and commander in that it takes you on a journey of a fictional character based on real life characters and real life events while exploring the historical importance of even earlier events that created the circumstances to shape the future, it explains the formation of Britain and how the declaration of obroath was the inspiration to the declaration of independence and the significance of magna carta. The story unfolds in England when a man and woman leave England for the new world to start a new life and a family after the seven years war. Here they meet certain significant people such as George Washington who explains the cause of the French and Indian war, as the story progresses we see the revolutionary war break out. This is the basis of the first book, it is very profound and educational, I have learnt a great deal in the process and even shed a few tears with the deaths of certain characters. The second book opens with the explanation of the French Revolution and the rise of Napoleon, I have bought over 90 books on the era and used many real life quotes and events to get it all as accurate and as real as possible. The main protagonist in the story has learnt to fight during the revolutionary war under the Prussian Von Steuben. He returns to England and is press ganged into the royal navy and fights at the battle of Copenhagen under captain Bligh. He eventually fights at the battle of Trafalgar under Horatio Nelson. I have some very interesting twists on the myth of his death. For example, when Nelson died legend has it that his final words were kiss me Hardy. But there is also a myth which I believe is probably true that he actually said kismet Hardy which is Turkish for fate or destiny Hardy. Or god's will. I actually spoke to a Turkish man in marmaris who explained to me that Nelson was in marmaris preparing for the battle of the Nile. The final book leads on to the peninsula war and Waterloo with Wellington and after being wounded seriously in battle he becomes destitute and homeless and without wanting to spoil it it ends at peterloo in Manchester.

@@bieituns Wonderful. Literally my favourite genre of novels. I hope you'll successfully publish it.

No one does it like us British.

3 rounds a minute, any weather.

Sharpe nod, absolutely loving it

I stands for democracy but the British is one country I respect that has a beautiful country and one of the perfect armies I've ever seen

Thanks for the complement of our Island home.🇬🇧 On the topic of democracy. We are a democracy with a Constitutional Monarchy.🇬🇧

@@Viper97Gamingnot when this song was written

The Paras' uniform in the closing years of the war, with the Dennison smock, and 44 webbing and Airborne helmet was the best issued to the British to that date, and was the model for everything that followed.

As have the Belgium been of the British. It seems to have been forgotten over time that it was Belgian battalion with a Luxembourg Platoon that did its best to hold the right flank for the British Gloucestershire Regiment during the Battle of the Imjin River, which was a key battle during the Korean War. The battle itself reads more like a story from Hollywood than real life and the fighting reads as if it taking place in the napoleonic era.

thank you sir

When you're right you're right

So many battles in Flanders fields 💪🏼💪🏼🇬🇧🇬🇧

Thank you old chap, same to Belgium.

Not mercenaries. It was an enlistment bonus for recruits.

And I disobey that traitorous WEF puppet.

Excellent foreshadowing

@@cymrocymraeg5352 As a Duke you have a gut feeling about such things.

God save the King.

Just been told on another thread "King Charles" in reply to my post (from two months ago) regarding there not being a King of England then. Look at when the post was, anyone. But it is very fascinating historically than now we have a King Charles again. (Not the one with the spaniels. Not the one who had his head cut off. And not Bonnie Prince Charlie either. A different one. But still Charles. Good old historical name. Although not very lucky in the past. But still historical.)

@@cymrocymraeg5352 Welsh. Does your name mean Welshman?

It's George II at the battle of Dettingten images.app.goo.gl/QN8LHMJvLJJG3C3G9

The first image: King George I, and the next: King George II at the Battle of Dettingen

That's cavalry

I agree all of his songs in Sharpe were really good, a Shame that they are not on Spotify

I don't think we hardly tried. Not many casualties

Not worth the trouble, we had more important matters to deal with. However if Wellington was sent to America with his battle hardened Peninsula army the Americans would have crumbled

Not only America but even all Latin American countries will apply for Commonwealth membership in the future. Will you help us to welcome them all? All South American nations got emancipated, independent and free with the support of the Royal British Legions under the HM King George III and the Duke of Wellington's command.

​@@mattwordsworth9825okay haha

@wereham "The British" in that war were largely Americans trying to overthrow their seditionist government. The reasons for sedition notwithstanding, modern day Americans are disgusting for largely forgetting that.

I agree> However, civilian life in Britain was just as horrific..Even after the 1st world war, the land "fit for heroes"was a hell hole for the working class. In fact ,I have read a german soldier at Dunkirk , who could'nt believe how small and puny the British soldiers were. Thanks to the class system.

Because Britain one far more than it lost, that's why. Traitor.

Why would they show it in here? This is a video about a British army song

Probably for the same reason why you Yanks wouldn't show your failed invasion of Canada or the White House burning down on your American army songs vids

Not eerything is from an American lense- sincerely, an American. Perhaps that's why the world thinks us ignorant. Edit: the world could say the same thing about our defeats being left out of most of our things. Say you want you want about the other countries of the world- they are well aware of the world does not revolve around them alone and here in the states we don't realize that rule applies to us as well.

Monarchs do. They aren't immortal. Long live the king.

I disagree, they came from blue blooded balls, and we worship them, so they might as well be immortal, the paranoia continues.

@@willtheww2collector742 as we should be towards ppl that have done so many malicious things against humanity