皇家香港警察150週年軍操滙演 Part 1

[@timoc5880]

好難想像警察的表演竟然掌聲如雷。皇家警察，不愧是皇家警察！

[@francoyan5480]

30年前有幸參與步操😂

[@柴女芝士]

當年這個時侯是皇家香港警隊利用血汗淚水勇氣智慧把街頭重火力械劫案斷崖式下跌（市民有眼睇無須要造作甚至造假）同時亦都是皇家香港警隊喺市民心目中形象信任度不斷上升的時代，喺紅磡體育館全場觀眾嘅反應就知道！

[@馮子淇]

真系好懷念

[@minions731]

Thanks for sharing!!!!

[@natheniel]

I always loved the lion dance, which is a tradition in Cantonese region and at the same time the symbol of England. Nothing can replace it in representing Hong Kong.

[@MrCYTP]

0:04:30 Royal Salute

[@timoc5880]

4:01 British Grenadiers. So British , so nostalgic. The good old days!

[@arale1122]

樓主有無1994年5月2日, 在中環愛丁堡廣場的紀念儀式影片?

[@ngphilip2329]

The March played at 57' was National Emblem

[@minions731]

@lee willy 在58:50 警察銀樂隊奏出的歌曲是《運動員進行曲》

[@kenwong2307]

皇家香港警察，香港的輝煌見證

[@conniechiu2144]

👏👏👏👏👏👍👍👍👍👍❤️😍😍😍😘😘😘

[@luischeng5519]

皇家香港警察

[@chrisleungchrisleungleung1968]

當年成龍做家賓

[@旅のネコ]

唔該wai ming ng或各睇片兄弟姊妹 請問影片29:46起嘅曲目名係？

[@MrPaco426]

+旅行貓 失戀 草猛

[@ok5168]

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[@ok5168]

森美：fuck 高丸大過碌嘢

[@austin1212]

what is the march music played at 57:12 ?

[@完美的互動]

austin chan This is Chinese music,called Sportsmen March.

[@harrychan297]

National Enblem March of the United States of America. Not Chinese Sportsman March.

[@alvindurochermtl]

There didn't seem to be any royalty that evening. Why did they execute a Royal Salute Present Arms?

[@VT401]

A Royal Salute is given when a person is present representing the Sovereign, even though that person is not a member of the Royal Family. In this case, that person on the stage is most likely is Gov. Patten (Last Gov. of Hong Kong). This is the same all over the commonwealth. Such as in the case of William and Kate visiting Canada with the Gov. Gen. it was the Governor General who received a Royal Salute, while HRH William and Kate stayed on the side . it does not mean he outranks William but that on that particular occasion the Gov. Gen. represented the Sovereign Personally. In other cases, the Royal Salute is rendered in Salute of a particular member of the Royal Family on their person and not as representative.

[@alvindurochermtl]

I am not sure about that. Let's say the inspecting officer was a British Army general, and all commissioned officers are technically commissioned by the sovereign to command her troops on her behalf. In this case, it would still be a general salute and not a royal salute. You may argue the Governor was appointed by the Queen, but technically so is the Prime Minister. When the PM takes a salute, it is usually a general salute and again, not a royal one.

[@VT401]

alvindurochermtl You are correct Sir, and I forgot to mention that. In an inspection by General Officers, a General Salute is given as tribute to the inspecting officer on his person. That's why in a "Pass and Review" ceremony attended by General Officers, a general salute is rendered and the Parade Officer ends with "The concludes "your" parade sir, May we have your permission to march off?" If the inspection is done by a member of the Royal Family in uniform as General Officer (e.g. Commissioning, Inspection, P&R) a Royal Salute is given. The difference being is that General Officers do not make or deviate policy in territories under their jurisdiction, whereas Governors appointed are allowed as direct representatives of the Sovereign.

[@angustse9410]

yes, the man received the Royal Salute is Chris Patten

[@timoc5880]

The governor represent the Queen herself. You read those government letter before 1997-It was always begun with -On Her Majesty Service .

[@conniechiu2144]

當年D 獅生龍活虎，勁力十足，而家果D 唔知係咪營養豐富 色淫淫懶洋洋。😅