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  • do the spurs make marching any harder?

  • How can they see through those pointed helmets?

  • What does the Red Band on the Cap of the (US description sorry) 3rd Squad Leader signify?

  • Start the Escort is what I yelled at the recent opening of a U.S.O dance , here in Gettysburg ,Pa. this past Saturday evening. WHY ? Because we were honored to have with us a few retired members of the Royal Coast Guard, a retired Tank Commander of the 2nd Highlanders of the Black Watch of Canada, as well as members of the U.S Air Force . folks took notice of the order, fell in line and enjoyed the event .

  • Their pace is not at all slow. At approx 104 per minute I believe it is perfect, and much better suited to marching than the 120 that some Amercian bands use (and I'm a proud American!) Listen and look at this fine band playing the great American march "Washington Greys" which starts at 2:08.

    Windsorsoldiers has done it again! Many thanks.

  • I am all for slowish marching but this is VERY slow!!

  • @noskcajluap thats not the slowest we march if you ever get a chance to see the garter service we have to march in jack boots (the big tall boots we wear mounted and only ever wear dismounted for the garter) they are very hard to march in so the pace gets slower!

  • 5 STARS Windsorsoldiers good to see the laptop working again!

  • 1:10 um, yeah

  • Why um, yeah?

  • well the soldier just ran and got into line, not very professional.

  • They're supposed to do that upon the command "Out the Escorts!", where they then run up and get alongside the Colour and the Ensign who carries it, in this case the officer.

    This is to provide close quarter protection for the Colour.

  • Oh wow, I didn't know that, just starting to like British ceremonial things. Thanks.

  • choochooguy,

    I too learned that from watching these videos.

    When they are turning into Windsor Castle or any protected citadel, the command "in-the escorts is given and the same two troopers double-time in a circle to return to their original places in the rear.

    I learned that also from emptyangel.

    The acolytes carrying processional candles in our procession at Church don't understand when I say "Out-the escorts" when outdoor processions exit the door of the Church .:)

  • @hongbao nor ours, but as of yet i haven't tried - may raise it at the next PCC meeting.

  • @choochooguy63601 maybe it's part of their routine, I've seen the same in other videos. I not sure tho.

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