My Dad was a Royal Marine Commando, he died in 2013. This was played at his funeral, he served with Honour and Distinction for many years. Thank you Dad.
I have attended a number of Ceremonial Sunsets during my service in Her Majesty's Royal Marines. The proudest was as Guard Commander at Plymouth Ho..... Plymouth is home to many Bootnecks......
My step dad,(the only dad I knew) was in the Royal Navy between 1915 and 1920. Yes, he was at the battle of Jutland. He died in 1973, I still think of him. He served on HMS Shannon, and Royal Oak. God bless the senior service.
Thank you for your comments and also your service. I am delighted that the video brought back some memories for you, that's why I make these videos. Look after yourself!
Thank you for showing the Guard of Honour, so many others seem to want to exclude the Royal Navy element from their video's, they were in preparation and training for weeks for this away from their ships/bases, the polishing of buckles, scabbards and boots, cleaning of caps and pressing of white tops and blue jeans took many hours of their 'off-duty' time, I know my son is one of those in your video.
Thank you so much for your very kind words. I wanted to include the Guard of Honour as these men and women represent our Royal Navy. Without them, there would be no Royal Marines! As a young Sea Cadet, I was in the Guard and I know how hard it is to get your kit up to standard with spit and polish, Brasso and whitening. I hope that he and his shipmates also enjoyed the video.
Love to see the Royal Navy. They along with the RAF Reg, who also do a cracking job. All so smart, precise and professional. Thank you all for your service. This lovely country, my goodness, has its myriad problems, but you young folk restore my faith in what’s good. Best wishes from Cornwall👍👍
The Marines have got "BEAT THE RETREAT", so highly polished that you think they could not produced anything better, but this year they have done that. What an absolutely spectacular performance this was..
The grand old Duke of York, he had ten thousand men, he marches to up to top of the hill and marches up down again, and when they up they were up, and when they down they were down and when they were only half way up they were half way up nor down......Three years old amazing and my dad was a royal marine commando fighting for freedom with New Borneo 1964 but unfortunately I have had a stroke.
With respect, no. You will find Australia, New Zealand, India (at least once), and others are just as capable. Indeed, I have participated in Sunsets with units from different navies, and the results are just as good.
Wonderful! A pity the sun wasn’t out that day…But one thing was absolutely certain and that is that it was certainly shining and positively beaming too in the hearts of all witnessing this event! Bravo!
One of my uncles was a seaman on board H.M.S. Isis a destroyer during world war Two took part in boarding the French coast after D-day shortly after wards his ship was torpedoed.
As a bugler i/drummer I spent the best part of my service life on board HM Ships and Whale Island.and Terror Fes. Mutch better than boring old land based .
@@Geordiegjs No worries, brings back many happy memories during my time in the Senior Service, marched to this a few times, as they say you never leave the Royal Navy, they just stop paying you... although those of us who did the full 22 years and some more now enjoy the benefits of a pension.
@@davidhoward5392 I never heard that saying before but as an vet soldier I feel the same. My brother done 25 years in the Fleet Air arm he joined at age 14 HMS Ganges. helicopter fitter. also a 8 dan Judo instructor and a Ghurkha champion ( supporter).
Yup. Did one or 30-odd worldwide from ships' ceremonies to major events, including as Officer of the Guard. Always impacts even as a member. During the Vietnam era, I have seen anti-war protesters break down in tears. One thing. It may be the editing here, but no evening gun? That is a vital part.
@Geordiegjs Welcome, I assure you. Keep up the good work. Presentation of the Navy and Marines and these Parades in these troubled times are vital, not just for the heritage and display, but to remind the folks that a generation of their young people are out there holding the Grey Line. Look at the Naval Prayer. For me. Grand memories of 1967 to 2014. So, we say in Navy Speak, BRAVO ZULU well done. So BZ DESIG YOU
I imagine those on parade were reservists. Having been in the navy we never marched as units. Only the reservists would have had the time to practice what was an excellent parade.
Hi William, yes you would normally expect that but I understand from the families of those who took part that they were drawn from ships/bases across the service and volunteered to practice and drill in their own time over a period of months. If you have a look in the comments below. Thank you for taking the time to comment William, much appreciated.
as an Army veteran soldiers used to tell the Matelots they couldnt march, they used to tell us soldiers where the Army goes the Pongos that's how we got our nicknames.
Please remember. ALL those Matelots what you see have a PROPER JOB aboard ship. You will never see them, it happens probably thousands of miles from Home. Only they know what that entails. Ok.
Thank you for your comment and it’s a great reminder to everyone that this is just ceremonial, their day job is working at the sharp end protecting UK assets and keeping us safe. ⚓️👍
Why is there always a small group in any crowd, as heard here at 7:48, that feel the need to try and clap in time to the music? Thereby ruining it for everyone else within earshot!
To be honest it is a bit of plop. I used to love this sort of thing but it has become so amateurish. Total lack of finesse and grandeur. Very sad to see.
My Dad was a Royal Marine Commando, he died in 2013. This was played at his funeral, he served with Honour and Distinction for many years. Thank you Dad.
Congrats, fight against terror
My dad was in 46 Commando from 1939 til 1946. Saw a lot of action but was lucky, he came home.
Cómo es el nombre de ese himno?
The Royal navy is the senior service, but all our service peeps past and present are this our great nations FINEST
Well said Paul! 👍
9.49 AEST. MY late Dad served at the aftermath of the Battle of the River Plate (HMS Cumberland) until the Korean War (41 Independent Commando) .
I have attended a number of Ceremonial Sunsets during my service in Her Majesty's Royal Marines. The proudest was as Guard Commander at Plymouth Ho..... Plymouth is home to many Bootnecks......
Thank you for your service Anthony and an amazing achievement to be selected as Guard Commander! 👍
Hearts of Oak. Proud to be British Long live the Queen
Spot on Lesley 👍
I’m 82 and love watching this
Really pleased you enjoyed the video! 😄👍
I am also 82; My dad was in 45 Commando from 1939 til 1946. Saw a lot of action but was lucky, he came home.
Lovely to see the navy for a change, they have a special place in my heart, as my late brother was in the navy. Beautiful, thank you.
Love to see all the Parade's especially the Navy, thinking of my Granddaughter at USA Navy so proud of here.
My step dad,(the only dad I knew) was in the Royal Navy between 1915 and 1920. Yes, he was at the battle of Jutland. He died in 1973, I still think of him. He served on HMS Shannon, and Royal Oak. God bless the senior service.
As and old British soldiers myself I just enjoy all pomp and pageantry, it brings back wonderful memories as I sit watching this at age 84.
Thank you for your comments and also your service. I am delighted that the video brought back some memories for you, that's why I make these videos. Look after yourself!
My father joined the Royal Navy at fifteen. He was eventually a CPO and served for 15 years ❤
That's great service from your Father to the Country!
I went to horse guards parade this July and thourghly enjoyed the display, it's something only we British can do.
Excellent.
I agree, nobody can beat the British at pomp, ceremony and highly skilled musicians.
True to a point, but the Armed Forces of Australia aren't that far astern, especially the RAN.
Thank you for showing the Guard of Honour, so many others seem to want to exclude the Royal Navy element from their video's, they were in preparation and training for weeks for this away from their ships/bases, the polishing of buckles, scabbards and boots, cleaning of caps and pressing of white tops and blue jeans took many hours of their 'off-duty' time, I know my son is one of those in your video.
Thank you so much for your very kind words. I wanted to include the Guard of Honour as these men and women represent our Royal Navy. Without them, there would be no Royal Marines! As a young Sea Cadet, I was in the Guard and I know how hard it is to get your kit up to standard with spit and polish, Brasso and whitening. I hope that he and his shipmates also enjoyed the video.
Love to see the Royal Navy. They along with the RAF Reg, who also do a cracking job. All so smart, precise and professional. Thank you all for your service. This lovely country, my goodness, has its myriad problems, but you young folk restore my faith in what’s good. Best wishes from Cornwall👍👍
@@Geordiegjs My gosh, they have Brasso on that side of the pond too!
You can be very proud of your son.
Amazingly... so did the Army and the RAF.... nice that he did Horse guards.
God bless the Empire 🇫🇮❤️🇬🇧
God bless the NATO empire. Welcome finland.
The Commonwealth.
It's so good to see the Navy with the Marines. . It was top class!
Cheers Libby, I agree, great to see them both on parade together!
@@Geordiegjs The RN doesn't have bandsmen - the Marines provide bands for the Navy.
Marines are the Navy
Bravo Zulu (Royal Navy for well done) from an ex Chief Petty Officer, served from 1981 to 1995, brings back so many memories, especially Sun Set.
Thank you, I am glad you enjoyed it 👍
Sunset Ceremony has always been a Royal Navy tradition so it's marvellous to see you include the Senior Service. Splice the Mainbrace and GSTQ. 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
Senior service, privellidged to have seen the band lead the ships company at recommisoning of HMS Spartan, wonderful day out.
快訊：
澤倫斯基認了，「巴赫姆特淪陷」 G7上坦言：烏軍失去控制權。
俄羅斯國防部21日表示·傭兵組織瓦格納集團 （Wagner Grout）。烏克蘭總統澤倫斯基當天在廣島出席最後一天的G7峰會，被問到烏軍是否仍控制著這座城市時坦言，「我認為沒有。」他補充， 巴赫姆特已被俄方「摧毀」的幾乎什麼都不剩。
Best Marines in the world
The British Royal Marines are stunning !!!
Best in the world Garth! 👍
Great to see the matelots doing it so brilliantly. Navy doesn't spend as much time as the junior services marching up and down.
Excellent video congratulations from Aotearoa (New Zealand)
Thanks Philip, much appreciated!
As a RCN veteran this does the heart good
Thank you for your service and I am pleased you enjoyed the video 👍
The Marines have got "BEAT THE RETREAT", so highly polished that you think they could not produced anything better, but this year they have done that. What an absolutely spectacular performance this was..
They were absolutely fantastic and a privilege to watch Colin!
Awesome, just can't stop watching this performance...
Pleased you are enjoying it 😄
The grand old Duke of York, he had ten thousand men, he marches to up to top of the hill and marches up down again,
and when they up they were up, and when they down they were down and when they were only half way up they were
half way up nor down......Three years old amazing and my dad was a royal marine commando fighting for freedom with
New Borneo 1964 but unfortunately I have had a stroke.
Sorry to hear about your stroke Gary but I loved the song! I hope this brought back some happy memories.
Thanks for this... Nice to see all the lads and lasses heading back to barracks after a long day's parading
Just perfect and so beautiful. Those traditions and military bands are only possible in the UK.
Thanks for your comment Alex 👍
With respect, no. You will find Australia, New Zealand, India (at least once), and others are just as capable. Indeed, I have participated in Sunsets with units from different navies, and the results are just as good.
We do sunset ceremonies in cadets canada!
Sunset - wow. Thanks for posting. The RMBs are simply awesome, along with our sailors. Lovely and best wishes from Cornwall👍👍👍👍
Thank you for your kinds words and I agree, the RMBs and our Sailors are The Best! 👌
Wonderful! A pity the sun wasn’t out that day…But one thing was absolutely certain and that is that it was certainly shining and positively beaming too in the hearts of all witnessing this event! Bravo!
100% Agree! Fantastic professional display from our sailors and marines 👍
Jack looking good!! This one's for Steven Benn RIP
For Steven Benn!
Is that where the saying originates? " I'm alright Jack"
That Band is absolutely on point!
Of course they would be. The Band of His Majesty's Royal Marines are the Best of the Best.
good old Jolly Jack ... glad to see
Cheers 👍
One of my uncles was a seaman on board H.M.S. Isis a destroyer during world war Two took part in boarding the French coast after D-day shortly after wards his ship was torpedoed.
We must never forget!
As a bugler i/drummer I spent the best part of my service life on board HM
Ships and Whale Island.and Terror Fes. Mutch better than boring old land based .
Thank you for your service Charles and sounds like you got about a bit. I have got a Premier snare drum from the sea cadets which I still play! 👍
Spot of Hearts of Oak excellent, Senior Service front and centre as it should be..
Thanks David 👍
@@Geordiegjs No worries, brings back many happy memories during my time in the Senior Service, marched to this a few times, as they say you never leave the Royal Navy, they just stop paying you... although those of us who did the full 22 years and some more now enjoy the benefits of a pension.
@@davidhoward5392 I never heard that saying before but as an vet soldier I feel the same. My brother done 25 years in the Fleet Air arm he joined at age 14 HMS Ganges. helicopter fitter. also a 8 dan Judo instructor and a Ghurkha champion ( supporter).
@@pjmoseley243a Ganges Boy, respect and a WAFU well some has to do it 😊
Brilliant!
Cheers! 👍
❤🎉great picture
The CREAM 🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁
Top Draw!
Royal Marines Salute you👩✈️
No one does pageantry like the Brits.
100% 👍
👍
Wonderful ❤❤
With so many of my family both Paternal & Maternal who served in the Royal Marines, they must have seen this hundreds of times.
Spettacolare!!!
Grazie molto 👍😄
Yup. Did one or 30-odd worldwide from ships' ceremonies to major events, including as Officer of the Guard. Always impacts even as a member.
During the Vietnam era, I have seen anti-war protesters break down in tears.
One thing. It may be the editing here, but no evening gun? That is a vital part.
Hi Andrew, thanks for your comments and also you service. Sadly there was no evening gun but hoped you enjoyed the video.
@Geordiegjs Welcome, I assure you.
Keep up the good work.
Presentation of the Navy and Marines and these Parades in these troubled times are vital, not just for the heritage and display, but to remind the folks that a generation of their young people are out there holding the Grey Line. Look at the Naval Prayer.
For me. Grand memories of 1967 to 2014.
So, we say in Navy Speak, BRAVO ZULU well done. So BZ DESIG YOU
@@andrewstackpool4911 Thank you Andrew, very much appreciated!
Beautiful voice
Yes, I agree!
Brilliant
Thank you 👍
First class as usual.
Yep, spot on Oliver 👍
Disciplin❤😮
The best in the world.
100% Agreed!
I say again Brilliant!
Cheers! 👍
So was my step brother 42 unit
United States Navy; this is how it’s done!
❤️👏👏👏👍👍👍👍🌹
I imagine those on parade were reservists. Having been in the navy we never marched as units. Only the reservists would have had the time to practice what was an excellent parade.
Hi William, yes you would normally expect that but I understand from the families of those who took part that they were drawn from ships/bases across the service and volunteered
to practice and drill in their own time over a period of months. If you have a look in the comments below. Thank you for taking the time to comment William, much appreciated.
Or people who are leaving
Awesome!
Thanks! 👍
Excellent!
as an Army veteran soldiers used to tell the Matelots they couldnt march, they used to tell us soldiers where the Army goes the Pongos that's how we got our nicknames.
😂😂😂
@@Geordiegjs hey you didnt thank me for my service Geordie , thank you for yours lol.
That goes without saying - thank you for your service 👍
Senior Service.
Please remember. ALL those Matelots what you see have a PROPER JOB aboard ship. You will never see them, it happens probably thousands of miles from Home. Only they know what that entails. Ok.
Thank you for your comment and it’s a great reminder to everyone that this is just ceremonial, their day job is working at the sharp end protecting UK assets and keeping us safe. ⚓️👍
Best time of our lives.
Why is there always a small group in any crowd, as heard here at 7:48, that feel the need to try and clap in time to the music? Thereby ruining it for everyone else within earshot!
Yep, it is off-putting especially when they are not in time to the wonderful music!
BZ Jack(apart from the one slip up at beginning)
Maravilhoso
Thank you!
Correct terminology: “Beating Retreat” no ‘the’.
That's the you still playing your token game😮
Czyli zmieniasz wsxystko zostaje tylko godlo na drugiej stronie zalaminowane .
Pity a chunk of sunset was missed out.
Yes I agree, but unfortunately I had to pause whilst I got up and stood to order as a mark of respect.
like😀
Thanks 👍
BZ RN.
Uu now song hert of ort ...serce orka??? I papaje na kozaku?
이는 현장에서 👸
missed the best bit ... nplank
Pity the best part of Sunset was spoilt by a recording break.
I agree, but unfortunately the slight break was caused when I stood up as a mark of respect which I am sure you will agree is very important.
Ok,👸👍🥰
Front and center t much crazy crap and other things
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No rainbow crap there
Wy ?papaju sami zyjot?? Only dis cwestions hmmm.
🤣🤣🤣🤣
6:20
To be honest it is a bit of plop. I used to love this sort of thing but it has become so amateurish. Total lack of finesse and grandeur. Very sad to see.
look for the Junior Leaders RASC ( Run Away Someones Coming )