Our fallout parade i bubbled all the way from kwik fit to the docks do the politians really kno what they do what right infact did they have to destroy so much honor from all the regiments they just scrapped without a clue what they were doing
Does anyone know if the Regimental March "Kinnegad Slashers" was arranged for Corps of Drums and if it was how do I get a Copy as it was the Regimental march of the 86th Regt of Foot Royal Irish Rifles, yes it's true due to the 86th being raised in Shropshire!
@pinkfloydmike because their traiters not patriots and havent got an ounce of patriotism in their selfless bodys houses of parliment or house of treason
@Maxchas1995 Agree entirely. The stand of The Glosters on Hill 235 was epic, arguably one of the finest stands in British Army history. The odds were overwhelming, yet they held them off for three days of savage fighting. Their actions deserve the highest respect- truly inspirational. The Imjin Battle would make a superb film, although I doubt it will ever be made by Hollywood, they wouldn't like to admit that British 29th Brigade save US 1st Corps from annihilation! RESPECT to The Glosters.
My dad was a Gloster, so was my uncle and so too was their farther, my grandfather, who fought in The Great War. I'm very proud of their legacy and the spirit does continue within the Rifles.
I'm just learning about this regiment. This video brought tears to my eyes. RIP, Great-Uncle (Captain) Gerald E. Elliott, of Bristol, killed at The Somme, 1916.
My daddy... Love you so much dad, I'm so proud of you. I'm gonna do you proud, just as you've done me. Always with me never forgotten. Love you RIP. zeb xxx
@lee8830 his name is steve tubb
JeffTubb08 2 days ago
Back to Brothers slashers best they ever had
Rear rank, 28th! Right about face!"
lee8830 3 days ago
Our fallout parade i bubbled all the way from kwik fit to the docks do the politians really kno what they do what right infact did they have to destroy so much honor from all the regiments they just scrapped without a clue what they were doing
lee8830 3 days ago
Does anyone know if the Regimental March "Kinnegad Slashers" was arranged for Corps of Drums and if it was how do I get a Copy as it was the Regimental march of the 86th Regt of Foot Royal Irish Rifles, yes it's true due to the 86th being raised in Shropshire!
hambletonr1 6 months ago
the shirrrrrrrrreeeeeeeeeeee
MrFuckumoma 8 months ago
My dads the drum major in that vid, he couldnt stop singing the whole way through, Excellent video by the way.
JeffTubb08 10 months ago
@JeffTubb08 the drum major i knew could play ever bugle call of the british army except retreat , told me the glosters dont use that 1
lee8830 3 days ago
the glorious glosters ! HOW could the do away with them!
pinkfloydmike 10 months ago
@pinkfloydmike because their traiters not patriots and havent got an ounce of patriotism in their selfless bodys houses of parliment or house of treason
lee8830 3 days ago
the glorious glosters !
pinkfloydmike 10 months ago
Happy memories National Service 1957 with the 'Bristol Boys'. Malcolm, Gerry , Bob,
Ron, Dave, Dave, Ginger, Jim and Roy. Bandmaster George Plummer, Staff sergeant 'Dig em out muff' Ollie Halstead 1st clarinet.
We 'Beat the Retreat' on every village green in Gloucestershire and had 'The Freedom of the City of Bristol' during a Parade on College Green 1958.
ADDLIBONNIPPON 1 year ago
family in dis regiment my turn in 3 years 2 continue the pride :)
seana210 1 year ago
@seana210 How? The Glosters are disbanded...?
LordWellington15 1 year ago
@seana210 How? They no longer exists, they were merged with other Light Infantry Units....
LordWellington15 1 year ago
The best fighting force in Korea<3
Maxchas1995 1 year ago 4
@Maxchas1995 Agree entirely. The stand of The Glosters on Hill 235 was epic, arguably one of the finest stands in British Army history. The odds were overwhelming, yet they held them off for three days of savage fighting. Their actions deserve the highest respect- truly inspirational. The Imjin Battle would make a superb film, although I doubt it will ever be made by Hollywood, they wouldn't like to admit that British 29th Brigade save US 1st Corps from annihilation! RESPECT to The Glosters.
LIVERPOOLSCOTTISH 1 year ago 2
@LIVERPOOLSCOTTISH Britain all the way <3 Glosters are our pride :*)
Maxchas1995 1 year ago
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Maxchas1995 1 year ago
My dad was a Gloster, so was my uncle and so too was their farther, my grandfather, who fought in The Great War. I'm very proud of their legacy and the spirit does continue within the Rifles.
StOsmonds 1 year ago
I'm just learning about this regiment. This video brought tears to my eyes. RIP, Great-Uncle (Captain) Gerald E. Elliott, of Bristol, killed at The Somme, 1916.
DCMark1956 1 year ago
My family is from this regiment, I will Never ever forget.
Sloc1982 1 year ago
My daddy... Love you so much dad, I'm so proud of you. I'm gonna do you proud, just as you've done me. Always with me never forgotten. Love you RIP. zeb xxx
neverxtoxbexhurt 1 year ago 11