You need to do one with commentary u You'd really love it xx

you might try the book; Australians in 9 wars. Which 9 wars you may ask. I was surprised where we had fought. ....and lets not forget that Monash was given the job of creating the S.E.C.V. which was the equivalent of the C.E.G.B in Brittain. that provided continuous, cheap power to Victoria for a long time.

Pershing was agast that his men were sent into battle before his orders to do so, due to his belief that the Americans were not ready for combat.

If you want to watch it with commentary, the BBC should have the parade with commentary.

The unofficial Anthem of England is called Jeruselem and is series of pictures art depicting some of our history.worth a listen.

I visited Le Hamel nearly two years ago. On 4th July my father’s father lost his arm there, which changed the course of his life. The war cemeteries moved me to tears; so many of the dead were younger than our own children. I rejoice in being the first in three generations of my family to not go to war and hope that our children never have to.

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If thats where i think it is (the national army museum in chelsea) then its where my father worked as head warder for over 30 years....he met several royals over that time and i have an old photo of my grandfather (who worked there before my dad) with the queen on my ig ....my grandmother was also head cook at the royal college of arts and she cooked for the queen on a coupkd of occasions too🤗

He is our Greatest General.

The scary thing is that now it is China that has the massive production capability (most specificaly in ship building) that the US gave up by moving its productioin sites to China and other countries and over-focusing on the War Against Terror.

Us troops seconded to AIF despite Pershing resistance resulted in first Medal of Honor of WWl.

Monash was Jewish. Antisemitism in Australia was just as intense as it was in Western Europe at the time. A brilliant tactician , Monash had to fight this too.

When you ask about what would have happened had the war ended with a peace treaty earlier, the perfect time for Germany to make peace was after Russia negotiated peace with Germany, or about one year before the war actually ended. Germany had extracted vast territory which included most of the farmland and oil fields Hitler would try and take from Russia twenty years later. Peace could have been agreed to as the whole point of the war was to punish Russia for it's involvement in Serbia, France was attacked because it was Russias ally at this point, so accepting pre war borders and some reparations would have been a very tempting offer. Germany would have had it's food and oil issues resolved and probably a stable enough government to resist Hitler.

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The King was visibly moved by this.

Google Firimin house they make all the uniforms for the british army and were founded in 1655.

You should check out this video Royal Navy Field Gun Competition 1988 also the royal navy manning the mast, The strenght and skill requiered is stunning.You may also like to know that the company that make all the helmets for the mounted troops was founded in 1655 and all the helmets are made by hand by just two men they use a balcksmiths helm to shape the neck plate which is the origonal one from 1655 the company also make all the buttons and badges.

Spot on mate aussie

It's the only place you will get pomp and ceremony

former scottish soldier here, man, the memories i get from this is weeks upon weeks of rehearsals and dress inspections .... only part i hated about being in the army lol

In trooping the clour moment see prince William is inspecting the Welsh and Irish guards make sure look ready for inspection

What materials ? No us tanks. Or artillery.

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Just always bear in mind the King and his sister are in their 70s and still riding to Trooping the Colour. It makes you proud. ♥️🇬🇧

Mate disrespecting the kings colour calling it color

An interesting piece of history: at the 3:57 mark you can hear the clock tower chiming 11:00 o'clock, which is the traditional time for the Sovereign to arrive on the parade. When the Late Queen Elizabeth II found out that the clock attendants were holding the clock chimes until her arrival, she ruled that they were not to do so in the future and that she would, instead, always arrive on time! Her Late Majesty was always on-time thereafter. God Save The King!

The comment on the video from "The Great War' site; that the Australian Prime Minister, Billy Hughes, changed his mind about appointing Monash as Australian Corps Commander after the 'Battle of Hamel' is completely inaccurate: Monash was appointed to that position on 1st June 1918. A whole month prior to the battle!

Monash lived in Melbourne; hardly the "Australian Outback"! He'd lived for a short time in the New South Wales country town of Jerilderie but went to Scoth College, a prestigious private school, and Melbourne University in Melbourne.

That these absolute heroes returned being thought of as "Cowards who surrendered" is... well... sadly pretty obviously political BS

pips or the proper name is bath stars

Hate to burst your bubble, but the Brits were doing this long before America was discovered by invading Europeans. Geez, the US ignorance is rampant.

It’s drill how soldiers should march in uniform and not walk it keep discipline

Thank you so much for your respect Sir.

God Save the King! 🇦🇺

If you like military bands, there is one piece you 'REALLY SHOULD' take a look at. It's the Massed Bands of His Majesty's Royal Marines, performing the theme tune ftom the film Gladiator! It was filmed on the same 'Horse Guards Parade' as Trooping the Colour in central London earlier this year. There is one stunning solo (vocal) performance accompanied by the Massed Bands. I'am of course 'biased' having served in HMRM's for 24 years. From Jan 1966 - July 1990. I promise you won't be disappointed.......🫡 🇬🇧 ⚓️ !!!

Field Artillery, often know as "Long Range Snipers". My father served in World War 2 through North Africa and Italy in the Royal Artillery. 25 pounder field guns.

They remove the hat in a way to show respect to others in this case they remove there hat to show respect to the new king and queen

i was told that the bright solid red uniforms were a form of camouflage, as the enemy finds it harder to count the lines of troops and get estimates on numbers during musket era of fighting, or it could it just looks coolAF who knows?

Biggest difference in marching styles is that the Brits gait is a step, the US gait is a glide. The slow march for the Brits are two half mid paused steps, for the US it is an even slower glide.

Not the us military r any .ilatry depend on the UK

Like in all fairness,how the fuck did they manage to fend off that many soldiers without loosing anyone,I know they were dug in but by God they must of been hardy

Such a beautiful culture. Please preserve it, UK. Love and prayers from America.

great information. Thank you. I 'm preparing for MEPS.

The Irish have shown themselves to be bravely and fierce fighters and they. have also gained respect the world over. as peace keepers with no axe to grind with other nations. The video was very well done. Bravo Ireland Erin go braugh!!!!

Removing the covers is simply a sign of respect and admiration as in the saying " I take my hat off to you "

It's not widely known- but when his mum got married to Prince Phillip the side of the church where the grooms' family was most mostly empty. That is because all four of his sisters were Nazis and married to members of the SS. The royal family thought this would be the done thing to advertise. Most of Charlies aunts and uncles were Nazis. Nobody in my family ever joined the Nazi party or the SS. Comment below if your family have.

Family have served in Lebanon (the Leb), Kosovo and Liberia.

We could do with some of these mighty warriors on our streets at the moment. Your subjects need protection and are getting none

i am privileged to say i soldiered with a number of the Jadotville tigers as a young recruit, coming from a garrison town Mullingar i soldered with their sons who are still my best friends and always be bless them all.

There is a manoeuvre called The Wheel where the marching band turns in a quarter circle. Apparently the method is passed down from one commander to the next and it is not written down anywhere how to do it!