Flashback Time part 4. Trooping the Colour 2012

Massed bands of the Guards Division marching back to Buckingham Palace

[@davidtheangel7434]

What is dis good march music. I love this to walk as a former sergeant

[@daviddrake3504]

I should know, dear old Dad was 40 year Coldstreamer...completed his service as Band Sergeant Major in 1975. Badly injured in Guards Chapel flying bomb incident 1944 and completed service which began as a boy soldier aged 16.

[@chrissholl4440]

David Drake A record to be truly proud of. Grateful for exemplary and unstinting service to the nation!

[@daviddrake3504]

@@chrissholl4440 Nulli Secundus!

[@toyman9642]

Right on Michael Riordan...nobody has military bands like the British. Several years ago, I had the opportunity to see the massed bands of the Royal Marines in London. Amazing.

[@toyman9642]

David Drake...the salutes are part of the tradition of the Trooping The Colour.

[@toyman9642]

March through it? THAT I did not expect.

[@realmebanphai809]

1:26 👍👍👍👍💞

[@Coldstreamer17]

Those tiny ass IPhones thou XD Omg I feel old

[@mapkanaal]

Hallo, hoe heet de 2e mars die gespeelt wordt? Ik heb deze mars vaak gehoord tijdens prinsjesdag, door verschillende korpsen.

[@mvvmvvmusicandsport1982]

Colchester Castle

[@michaelriordan8265]

Don't stay at the front, there are other bands behind

[@TheRealBoroNut]

0:30 Blaydon Races

[@daviddrake3504]

I've never noticed before but why are the bands saluted?

[@gb0rthwick]

They don't, it's the Royal salute given as the Queen is right behind the band. Given any later because of the noise of the band, it wold not be heard ;)

[@toyman9642]

Too bad the band has to sidestep the horse shit.

[@Insperato62]

They don't. They march through it. Marching on clean tarmac is a new fairly recent experience for some of these ancient regiments.