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3RWF recce plt. ❤

Love the welsh from scotland

i was part of the royal Corps of Signals Pipes and Drums back in 2000 at the age of 15 then a month later the lead drummer had to go back and do training which left me to be the lead drummer for the late HM the Queen Mothers 100th birthday. remember it like it was yesterday.

John Phillip Sousa - royal welch fusilier. Composed by John Phillip Sousa in 1930..John Phillip Sousa was leader of the us marine band presidents own.

I was part of the WW2 fire team. A great week stationed at Wellington Barracks. I had the opportunity to visit the Guards museums and stores, and held a VC. Great memories that I will always cherish.

The only thing that spoiled it for me was watching displays, then cutting away to watch the aircraft, they should have had a seperate flying display

Massed bands corps of drums pipes and drums British armed forces

Was on parade that day on video

I was there as a 14 y/o with my father that was in the group of Americans that re-enacted the 23rd. I just found this video today when thinking about the Queen and how she just died this morning.

Poor WELSH to be surrounded be english toffs queers and idiots could you imagine

"...and St David...

BRILLIANT!!!! So happy to see this online. I was there as a 22-year old American college student and Fusilier in the 23rd Regt. RWFIA. To this day I remember 21 Apr 89 as one of the highlights of my life.

I too my father to this

Then let us pray that come it may, as come it will for all that, That man to man the world o'er shall brothers be for all that. Robert Burns 1759 /1796.

Great, Great and again great

A wonderful event and a great honour to have been part of it. A delight to work with Major Sir Michael Parker on many events in London from VE Day and RMT 2000 to HM Queen Elizabeth II Golden & Diamond Jubilees. Thank you Sir Michael. Wonderful memories.

Anyone know what the march after Old Chums is?w

Bloody brilliant !!!

23rd grenadier company and light infantry

Proud day of my life! Seen myself 4 times in this vid! Thanks for sharing

Absolutely fantastic!! When I was in the RAF I was lucky enough to be sent to this, I was on ushering duties in the Royal stand with two gurkhas, it was one of the best things I ever did. This brings back so many memories. Thanks for sharing it.

Scott Taylor, what fantastic posts. Great to see the RMT 2000 in full again and this video was a great treat. When I thought I had been lucky enough to have seen everything still on video from this great man, you posted this. First time I have ever seen it. Fantastic stuff. If you haven't read Major Sir Michael's book, you must. It is a fantastic read. You may also be interested in a new idea I have had. Ceremonial News a publication to promote all things ceremonial. These links may tell you a little more. As a huge fan of Michael's work and all things ceremonial it would be great for you to get involved. I am also producing a small tattoo in 2021. Whilst our budget is very small I can not help being influenced by the great Royal Tournaments. We will not just be staging a series of marching bands, we hope to make our show suitably spectacular in its own way. Thank you again for these posts. www.ceremonialnews.co.uk/ ua-cam.com/video/kFjh3ZJ8Jig/v-deo.html facebook.com/thebritishinternationaltattoo/?modal=admin_todo_tour

Thank you so much for posting this...I was thrilled to see it..for the first time......apart from the fact that I come across as a pompous prat, it’s great....I remember so will the young boys ‘dying’ it was rather moving as those who were slaughtered in the trenches were only a couple of years older.....of the 320 major events I produced sadly there are so many of which I have no photographic evidence...so it is a great treat to ‘discover’ another one...thank you again. Michael P

It brought a tear to my eye to see RMT 2000 again.....it was well worth all the heartache and problems on the way..from the complaints from the Prime Minister..Blair...who Whinged that it too loud....to the multitude of Bureaucrats who said it wouldn’t work...it was saved by Rear Admiral Rod Lees, who as The Services Representative in the Palace did well ‘above and beyond the call of Duty’ who supported me through thick and thin..Thank you

I was lucky enough to be in London in the summer of 2000 and witness the tattoo. Thank you so much for bringing back the amazing memories.

I remember it well, staying at that shithole Nescliffe while we went daily for rehearsals, great memories of meeting the USMC silent drill team, even managed to get a t shirt from them, hard to believe it was 31 years ago

And in the presence of the most incompetent photographer that could be found in Wales. Idiot couldn't get a single pho right.