It should also remembered that 2009 was the largest parade since 1992. There were a total of 7 Guards on parade. I wish they would go back to the usual 8. The parade seems so much fuller with 8 Guards.

Seeing the Queen was very emotional.

did my royal duties from 1979 to 1982. all the royal house holds, troops, royal weddings and state opening of parliament and a few others to boot. then Germany for two years.

My uncle is buried at Nijmegen. Fell with Jo Vanderleur's boys in 1944.

00:00 MICK'S MARCH - 01:01 ST PATRICK'S DAY MARCH - 02:30 HEILEN LADIE MARCH - 02:48 MINALOILO MARCH 03:39

Amazing marching

Wonderful

Hello! I love this march, and since there's another video on youtube titled "Mick's March" I ask your permission to use this video to edit the two video together. I'll credit the original video of course.

wouldve been nice to hear all the guards voices including the commanding officer which in the audio versions of 2009 has a very angry voice, but i do wish someone could reupload trooping the colour 2009

Wow love the music

Its very curious in this parade, that instead of number 1 to 6 guard, is number 1 to 7 guard, since number 1 to 4 guard are irish guards, number 5 guard are grenadier guards, number 6 guard are scots guards and number 7 guard are coldstream guards

7 guards is a nice amount, 6 seems to little nowadays, and I appreciate the thinly spread soldiers and the great show they put on, and that 8 guards is no longer achievable, but why not meet in the middle and have 7? on average each regiment has 600 in their battalion, + another 150 or so in their incremental company, and with the Irish guards having 2 incremental companies surely they can reform the 2nd battalion. and back to the numbers, that's on average about 700 in each battalion, or 3500 guards in total serving these days. Each 'Guard' has 70 guards and 3 officers, a company has enough to form 2 guards (6 platoons or 144 men+ 6 LTs to lead them and a major + captain in company command) so surely there are enough guards to form 7, let alone 8, which is probably perfectly achievable. I just don't see why they don't really, perhaps it comes down to the battalion and only a battalion being able to commit 1 or 2 guards? I don't have a problem with the guards either, many people moan about their physical appearance and drill, but nowadays a fit soldier is going to be quite muscular as they have to carry alot of kit, whereas back then a fit soldier was extremely skinny, id go as far as saying underweight to todays standards, and having only a single battalion leaves less time for drill practise. I think if they reform the 2nd battalions by doing what the Irish guards have done and having another incremental company, the 2 could be merged to technically make a 2nd battalion, a small one at 300 or so strong, but nether the less a battalion that could commit multiple guards to a parade.

Por que esa cancion tambien es del ejercito argentino?

Would anyone happen to know what the name is of this quick march song in the very beginning of this video. Thanks in advance.

do you have any more footage of this troop? @sniperkid389

The opening march is a great , lively happy march what is the title

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The leaving of liverpool

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