Tor Scots, 48th Highlanders and the other one is the lorne scots

@@liamcahill8801 Thanks! I'd been a piper x 16 years and we wore plaids. Interesting to see the Toronto Scottish "ranks" wearing some sort of plaid. My old pipeband has since given up wearing the "full dress" with feather bonnets.

@@pacificprospector Ya each unit has a unique kilt to go with their full dress or DEUs. glad to help

Sade can't hold a note live!!

@@dirkandi So true. I saw Sade in concert in LA in 2010. I could barely hear her. She was terrible. I saw Donna a week later and it was amazing.

wrong

“Oh crap, quickly need to get in step hope it’s not noticeable”

As a former bagpiper myself, the cadence pipebands typically use is a slower pace and more difficult for regular soldiers to march to, they are often train/march at a faster pace. So they are actually doing well here.

@@pacificprospector This is quite true! The difference between 116-120 and 90-100 bpm makes all the difference. I was in the Air Cadets until recently, and it was near impossible to keep anyone who isn't used to pipe marches in step, let alone the 3/4s. But yes, they are doing quite well, and their best when it's more cluttered.

Always has been a problem. No fault of the troops.

Ill be killed before I let their sacrifice be in vain

You forgot to add Australia,. We declared war on Germany before you did kzbin.info/www/bejne/fIvIlZt4a7SfrM0

All Australians were volunteers as well. Not many people know but Australia did not get a standing army until 1947. From 1901-1947 the country was defended by the Militia. Most of our Generals in WW1 and WW2 were Militia. General Leslie Morshead was he first allied General to defeat the German Army in WW2. He was the manager of a shipping company in Sydney in 1939- Orient Lines. But he was in the Militia. He only became full time Australian Army when WW2 broke out kzbin.info/www/bejne/fIvIlZt4a7SfrM0

only in the east, places like russia do you see that kind of parade where they bring out their tanks and rocket launchers

thank you!

fuck the queen

God save all children and not a 100 year old granny

During World War 1 they didn't March into battle.

@@supremecmder6107 They might not have marched, but they kicked ass just the same.

Why though ?

When was that. The RCR never had a battalion in toronto in the name of the RCR unless you are talking about their past names of the infantry school corps back in 1883 Could you be thinking of the royal regement of canada that is a reserve regement in toronto. Or are you talking about being posted there.

..well then. We shall reserve our judgement.

What?! What's that comment. Of course we are loyal to the crown.

@@dougraddi908 Why?

@@shyryTsr2k forgive me, I was wrong when I said we are loyal to the crown when there are so few of us who are. Why I am loyal? England rescued us from those wretched people the French. England to me is our Mother country.

@@dougraddi908 Oh no worries at all neighbor (USA and Canada ARE neighbors after all), and... Ah that's a good reason to be loyal I suppose. However it was the French that helped the Colonists claim their independence so we the United States owe them so much. They also gave us the statue of liberty which was real generous of them.

@@shyryTsr2k yes they did give you the statue. I don't mean to be hostile to the French but when you've grown up around racism and believing you live in a free and beautiful country where we can live together as one then finding out there are a people who don't share your beliefs and want out then if your not strong enough to deal with that, you form a negative opinion on them as I have. I'm an Inuit from Canada's Arctic and living in the south life is great. I found out not everyone wants Canada to separate and it gives me hope that one day we can live together in peace under one flag. So I stay loyal to the Queen who gave us this country. Without England then I don't know who would we have become.

Well to be fair that's all air cadets do🤣

Said no one ever

@@MickFras HEY well . . . yea BUT STILL

Yes...yes we do ! Sorry

Uh, nope. I was there, in 1 RCR in 1983 during the Regimental Centennial In London, ON when those scarlets were issued. Now, since I was in Charles Coy, 8 Pl, AKA The Corps of Drums, we had been wearing scarlets since forever and had them fitted so we looked sharp. The rest of the battalion however just got issued the closest size that fit and they looked like a bag of hammers. And those silly plastic Wolseley helmets did not look much better. I see that the Regiment still won't spring for a proper tailor or two. The CF uniform at that time did look sharp, what with the trousers bloused into the SSF jump boots and the SSF shoulder badge. Don't even get me started on dragging the left foot on the halt. If the RSM had seen that in my day... Man! Extra duties for everybody!

Canadians are getting new grey urban uniforms soon

Called the Scots guard swagger