The shear guts and discipline of these soldiers, brought results. They marched for King & Country , and it is impossible to measure their committment with present day standards.
It's disgraceful . These days young people are told to Hate their country - to "eat the rich" and to "burn the monarchy" . The Left is dividing and destroying our people to the point that owning or parading a Union Flag - No one these days fights for Queen and Country - and those few that do are Modern Day hero's
Not to mention how a Union Flag or St George's cross is considered Racist by modern times - and It's all the false lies and the left influencing and creating the modern Hate foe Britain
@@paxmosley5950. Well, with ideas modelled on the 1917 revolution, the left faction has always been in society since then, and their agenda has been to dismantle the fibre of a great land. The confirmation of Great Britains' global achievments is expanded from the end of Empire. The beginning of Commonwealth, heralded more and more countries that adopted the traditional values of the motherland; The USA has too. Interesting to note that thousands of refugees have fled to commonwealth countries in present times, to find civil stabilty, and the tried and tested Westminster system of government. You should remember also the thousands of Jews that fled Europe during the Nazis period, found acceptance and prosperity in North America and the UK. The leftists are but a tick on the back of the camel. They are a failed system ; True to say however, that this group are among the PC contingent who will continually pick away at anything in an effort to diminish what is good and right: they professionally split hairs to this end.
I m not British ,but the Spirit of the Militar Marches and the British Style likes And inspires me ...I don t know why ...but JUST IS this way !! From LIMA PERÚ
It’s on a loop, and the red coats are marching through the same trees to certain death again and again... I thought I was going mad until the penny dropped right at the end...
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It's like Monty Python and the Holy Grail where Lancelot keeps getting further away...LOL!
@@johnk1639 .715in to be exact....and they dinna keep it "empire" overly long...brown bess gave in to long tom... young marksman named murphy changed the "rules" of engagement" i believe...hessian mercs w/their weird hats, ruthless behavior, Native allies(both sides), french dip-ping and deciding to have their own revolutionary sport later on. it's a wonder it didn't happen in england...seems like it was the "extended play" version of the french-indian war, dragging on thru to war of 1812...one good thing to come of it was LaFayette giving Jefferson a pair of Great Pyrenees Dogs. Re-enacting these battles, approx. as close as the opposing forces were...you can feel that concussive blast of air against your face, and it's not hard to imagine that brown bess lead plowing a tunnel thru you, into the soldier behind you and the soldier behind him.It was considered "murder" to take deliberate aim at your foe... it was insanity...the best/worst thing to happen was fighting in the manner of the Natives here....but, it probably saved a lot of lives in the long run....until the next time...
Big brass ones needed for whatever side you were fighting on because at least the men advancing are doing something, the men having to watch them advance would have many doing the same, they all knew what was going to happen and the men in the front rank of the advancing force must have known their chances of survival were slim.
"Must have been a pants wetting experience..." Especially when they had to be within thirty metres of the enemy to stand some chance of even hitting them with those horribly inaccurate muskets.
Song: Some talk of Alexander, and some of Hercules Of Hector and Lysander, and such great names as these But of all the world’s great heroes There’s none that can compare With a tow, row row row , row row row To the British Grenadiers
Those heroes of antiquity never saw a cannon ball Or knew the force of powder to slay their foes withal But our brave boys do know it, and banish all their fears With a tow row row row row row to the British grenadiers.
They adopted close formations like that because the accuracy and relatively short range of the guns during that period. If you put a line of guys shoulder to shoulder you create a wall of bullets. Those formations were also designed to deter cavalry. Unfortunately as the weapon technology advanced and the guns became more accurate and longer ranged the tactics sometimes took longer to change. They were still fighting in close formations up to the end of the 19th century. But during the 1700's where this clip is based on these were the best tactics to adopt believe it or not.
the famous red Uniform of the British Imperial Army which was the uniform in force until the approach of the First World War it was worn during the Anglo-Zulu War it is also visible in two films "Zulu" with Michael Caine and Stanley Baker as well as in the film Zulu Dawn evoking the battle of Isandhlwana with Burt Lancaster and Peter O'Toole in the main roles
Yes. Have considered why the narration wasn't done 1st person, by Barry himself; given the Kubrick theme of breakdown of characters, a 3rd person narrative of the story makes sense.
As a mother of a US Marine, I wish we could figure out how to satisfy our kids need to belong, help others, unload some testosterone and wear cool uniforms, as well as march to inspiring music without shedding a drop of blood. Peace in Ukraine now
“You have heard that it was said, ‘Love your neighbor’ and ‘hate your enemy.’ 44 But I say to you, love your enemy and pray for those who persecute you, 45 so that you may be like your Father in heaven, since he causes the sun to rise on the evil and the good, and sends rain on the righteous and the unrighteous. 46 For if you love those who love you, what reward do you have? Even the tax collectors do the same, don’t they? 47 And if you only greet your brothers, what more do you do? Even the Gentiles do the same, don’t they? 48 So then, be perfect, as your heavenly Father is perfect. -Jesus
True but irrelevant as there were no regiments of foot guards at the Battle of Minden anyway. Also at the time 'The British Grenadier' was not the regimental march of any foot regiment in the British Army.
DE85UK in the seven years war and napoleonic wars (otherwise known as the anti France coalition wars because Napoleon didn’t even start most of them) if you got injured you could be left there for days on the battlefield just slowly dying
this seems to be the battle of the Plains of Abrahams between French and English which took place in 1759 in Quebec according to the uniforms in force and the flags representative of the French flags of the time
The meatball man is inevitable. Probably the Americans are our mates and they don’t even get annoyed when we try to pay for their beer in return for all of the help they gave our Grandparents during the wars
Next time the Grenadiers troop the colours for the Queen, they should wear these uniforms and carry muskets. Looks way cooler than what they do now, carrying modern weapons. This is really what the Grenadiers are about, light infantry trained for close combat.
The Grenadiers were originally part of a normal line infantry regiment, but big men chosen to throw grenades. I think you;re thinking of the light infantry, again which were part of a normal line regiment, would skirmish in front of the regiments lines, but eventually grouped to form dedicated light infantry regiments. The line regiments were the ones who went in for close combat - a volley followed by a rush with the bayonet.
June 12, 2019- For 3 and half minutes.. They keep walking by the same trees.. Redcoats: "Hold my beer, I need to use the restroom." "I'll be back." French soldiers: "Geeze I wonder how long they've been passing by the same trees." "We could be here all day." "I've been here all day, now I got take a shit somewhere."
Well done .Can you imagine the French line, splitting or the soldier laying down to make way for the scourge of the battlefield, the cannon, loaded with grape shot!
Is it my imagination or for the first 3 minutes and despite advancing just short of jog, do the redcoats never actually close the distance between the enemy and themselves...? Great film though!
Without gunpower, they will march with spears and throw Javelins... And No, the strength of UK was walking in the front of tide, They catch the Great sailing era and times of Steam engine.
They keep marching and marching & getting no closer. I wonder how they cut the dialogue out of this. This is from the movie, Barry Lyndon, and the narrator is speaking at this point.
Some talk of Alexander, and some of Hercules Of Hector and Lysander, and such great names as these. But of all the world's great heroes, there's none that can compare. With a tow, row, row, row, row, row, to the British Grenadiers. Those heroes of antiquity ne'er saw a cannon ball, Or knew the force of powder to slay their foes withal. But our brave boys do know it, and banish all their fears, With a tow, row, row, row, row, row, for the British Grenadiers. Whene'er we are commanded to storm the palisades, Our leaders march with fusees, and we with hand grenades. We throw them from the glacis, about the enemies' ears.[N 1] Sing tow, row, row, row, row, row, the British Grenadiers. And when the siege is over, we to the town repair. The townsmen cry, "Hurrah, boys, here comes a Grenadier! Here come the Grenadiers, my boys, who know no doubts or fears! Then sing tow, row, row, row, row, row, the British Grenadiers. Then let us fill a bumper, and drink a health of those Who carry caps and pouches, and wear the loupèd clothes. May they and their commanders live happy all their years. With a tow, row, row, row, row, row, for the British Grenadiers.
Tom Allen well I am American so that particular generalization is wrong, but I get what your getting at. I would say that it isn't Americans that don't understand the difference, it's everyone who doesn't have an education in the classically trained instruments with an instructor working with you giving you immediate feedback.
frank Almeida we didn’t surrender to you yanks we surrendered to the French, as they were the main fighting force on the battlefield on the day. Most of the Patriot army has been killed off in all the other battles of the war....you know all those battles that you got slaughtered in, but somehow never remember to mention them??? Bunker hill anyone?? God save the king! 😂😂😂
Maybe this was about the American Civil War, the peninsula campaign, where the Confederates march 15,000 men around 16 hours a day, causing the union to believe they had 50,000
They were difficult times and great times , the Commanders,Officers were a great morale boost for the soldiers on that time,they were the brain and the soul for their soldiers ....This was the Napoleonic era warfare. On the WW1 era officers were still courageous,but from WW2 until on these days those so called Officers are just couards and they dont even thing to march with their soldiers on the battleffield.... Respect for the officers before the post napoleonic era .......When the modern warfare was invented the morale,the ethic and the rules of war have changed dramaticaly..........
When you wanted more tea and ended up owning a quarter of the planet.
I mean, if it works, sure.
Exactly have a cuppa lad
Quarter of the planet + the whole ocean = 3/4 of the planet
With help to people you lied 2
We need a repeat of colonisation the worlds lost itself to protests and dog eating.
Legends says the British is still marching and the two armies are still not colliding
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Nice one
I can confirm.
We’re still at it, although I’ve stopped a number of times at the tree for a piss.
Right, must dash old chap got some marching to do…..
Are*
I think the engaged in melee actually you could hear there screams like they were charging
It was a different time, for sure. I admire how the officers marched in front of the troupes to take the firs volley.
Young British Officers did the same in WW1, Got slaughtered!
y soportar el fuego enemigo de pie,nada de cuerpo a tierra"
..troops....!
Very brave Indeed...
‘‘Twas an age when officers led from the front not the rear
The shear guts and discipline of these soldiers, brought results. They marched for King & Country , and it is impossible to measure their committment with present day standards.
It's disgraceful . These days young people are told to Hate their country - to "eat the rich" and to "burn the monarchy" . The Left is dividing and destroying our people to the point that owning or parading a Union Flag - No one these days fights for Queen and Country - and those few that do are Modern Day hero's
Not to mention how a Union Flag or St George's cross is considered Racist by modern times - and It's all the false lies and the left influencing and creating the modern Hate foe Britain
@@paxmosley5950. Well, with ideas modelled on the 1917 revolution, the left faction has always been in society since then, and their agenda has been to dismantle the fibre of a great land. The confirmation of Great Britains' global achievments is expanded from the end of Empire. The beginning of Commonwealth, heralded more and more countries that adopted the traditional values of the motherland; The USA has too. Interesting to note that thousands of refugees have fled to commonwealth countries in present times, to find civil stabilty, and the tried and tested Westminster system of government. You should remember also the thousands of Jews that fled Europe during the Nazis period, found acceptance and prosperity in North America and the UK. The leftists are but a tick on the back of the camel. They are a failed system ; True to say however, that this group are among the PC contingent who will continually pick away at anything in an effort to diminish what is good and right: they professionally split hairs to this end.
That green treadmill is really awesome, the British Empire could do anything.
I m not British ,but the Spirit of the Militar Marches and the British Style likes And inspires me ...I don t know why ...but JUST IS this way !! From LIMA PERÚ
A British man helped Peru get independence 🤟🏻.
Mr to I am from OREGON usa
It’s on a loop, and the red coats are marching through the same trees to certain death again and again... I thought I was going mad until the penny dropped right at the end...
It's like Monty Python and the Holy Grail where Lancelot keeps getting further away...LOL!
Exactly, lol. I watched until about 3:00 until I realized I'd been had. =p
Bahahahahah
How about "brave" sir robin.😀😀😀😀😀😀
LOL I say that to my brother every time we play this video (which is a lot as we love the movie and the tune).
Must have been a pants wetting experience especially considering the size of a musket ball to walk into battle like this.
Their balls were larger than the musket balls. England built an empire on very large balls.
@@johnk1639 i think you'll find that it was the BRITISH EMPIRE not English
@@johnk1639 .715in to be exact....and they dinna keep it "empire" overly long...brown bess gave in to long tom... young marksman named murphy changed the "rules" of engagement" i believe...hessian mercs w/their weird hats, ruthless behavior, Native allies(both sides), french dip-ping and deciding to have their own revolutionary sport later on. it's a wonder it didn't happen in england...seems like it was the "extended play" version of the french-indian war, dragging on thru to war of 1812...one good thing to come of it was LaFayette giving Jefferson a pair of Great Pyrenees Dogs. Re-enacting these battles, approx. as close as the opposing forces were...you can feel that concussive blast of air against your face, and it's not hard to imagine that brown bess lead plowing a tunnel thru you, into the soldier behind you and the soldier behind him.It was considered "murder" to take deliberate aim at your foe... it was insanity...the best/worst thing to happen was fighting in the manner of the Natives here....but, it probably saved a lot of lives in the long run....until the next time...
Big brass ones needed for whatever side you were fighting on because at least the men advancing are doing something, the men having to watch them advance would have many doing the same, they all knew what was going to happen and the men in the front rank of the advancing force must have known their chances of survival were slim.
"Must have been a pants wetting experience..."
Especially when they had to be within thirty metres of the enemy to stand some chance of even hitting them with those horribly inaccurate muskets.
This is just amazing. Majestic
Legend has it that they're still marching across that field
An australian bloke blasting this masterpiece somewhere in Christchurch, never heard from him after that.
What does this have to do with British grenadiers?
Pretty impressive rank and March, British Grenadiers a force to reckon with, huzzah from an American cousin
it's not huzzah it was huzza, pronounced huzzay. Dictionary and poetic evidence.
An Australian man driving around in New Zealand was blasting this song while driving a Subaru outback. Pretty nice
Song: Some talk of Alexander, and some of Hercules
Of Hector and Lysander, and such great names as these
But of all the world’s great heroes
There’s none that can compare
With a tow, row row row , row row row
To the British Grenadiers
Those heroes of antiquity never saw a cannon ball
Or knew the force of powder to slay their foes withal
But our brave boys do know it, and banish all their fears
With a tow row row row row row to the British grenadiers.
I have been amazed that it took until the 1860's for the Generals to figure out that maybe this isn't the best of tactics.
They adopted close formations like that because the accuracy and relatively short range of the guns during that period. If you put a line of guys shoulder to shoulder you create a wall of bullets. Those formations were also designed to deter cavalry.
Unfortunately as the weapon technology advanced and the guns became more accurate and longer ranged the tactics sometimes took longer to change. They were still fighting in close formations up to the end of the 19th century.
But during the 1700's where this clip is based on these were the best tactics to adopt believe it or not.
The German MG42 came and razed them down like hot knife cutting butter
@@stockmaster6620 Lel no. The 42 in it's designation might be a hint. It was adopted in 1942. There was a bit of a scuffle that happened before that.
..the suicidal line tactic was still around in WW1,,
Well it worked, hence why we ruled the globe!
Enemy will get bored waiting for Brits to get in range for volley.
the famous red Uniform of the British Imperial Army which was the uniform in force until the approach of the First World War it was worn during the Anglo-Zulu War it is also visible in two films "Zulu" with Michael Caine and Stanley Baker as well as in the film Zulu Dawn evoking the battle of Isandhlwana with Burt Lancaster and Peter O'Toole in the main roles
Apparently the cheapest one to afford.
What amazes me is that they can still walk normally with such massive balls 😂
brilliant! Stirs my blood as an Englishman!...Thanks
God.. did they ever get where they were going, or were they doomed to walk that field forever?
Groundhog Day!
its looped. lol
It's looped: at least three repetitions. If you didn't notice that, you need your eyes/head testing.
How utterly enlightening this loop I mean really and the silenced audio at the back of there head's best ever I needed a laugh
They must have been marching in a circle as they passed the same tree five or six times. It does remind one of Monty Python.
my budweiser just turned in to a cup of tea
There is more alcoholic content in tea than that weak as piss beer
Legend says they are still marching
Part of the great battlefield scenes from Kubrick's "Barry Lyndon" ( 1975 )
In october 2019 they are still marching towards enemy and it seems they will never get there. :D
Watching this I have *Holdfast PTSD*
They're not getting any closer. This could go on forever. In fact, they are still closing with the enemy in some parallel universe.
" Though this encounter was not recorded in any history book; it nonetheless was quite memorable for those who took part."
This encounter was recorded in many history books.
@@markturner4219 That' s. what the narration in Barry Lyndon says at
this scene.
@@johnzee4945 I meant the battle of which this is a fictional encounter. :-)
Yes. Have considered why the narration wasn't done 1st person, by Barry himself; given the Kubrick theme of breakdown of characters, a 3rd person narrative of the story makes sense.
The great replacement
As a mother of a US Marine, I wish we could figure out how to satisfy our kids need to belong, help others, unload some testosterone and wear cool uniforms, as well as march to inspiring music without shedding a drop of blood. Peace in Ukraine now
Barry Lyndon was the name of the movie.
Me and my lads going to celebrate Christmas at the local mosque
YOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
That face when praying at mosque and you start to hear this playing outside.
@@weevhyde2828 lmao
“You have heard that it was said, ‘Love your neighbor’ and ‘hate your enemy.’
44 But I say to you, love your enemy and pray for those who persecute you,
45 so that you may be like your Father in heaven, since he causes the sun to rise on the evil and the good, and sends rain on the righteous and the unrighteous.
46 For if you love those who love you, what reward do you have? Even the tax collectors do the same, don’t they?
47 And if you only greet your brothers, what more do you do? Even the Gentiles do the same, don’t they?
48 So then, be perfect, as your heavenly Father is perfect.
-Jesus
Racist
In those days, the guards were not named. They was known as foot guards. ie 1st of foot etc. The 1st regiment to be named was the Sherwood foresters.
True but irrelevant as there were no regiments of foot guards at the Battle of Minden anyway. Also at the time 'The British Grenadier' was not the regimental march of any foot regiment in the British Army.
When you come to collect your tea tax and the trees start speaking American.
Wat are you talking about bro?
They speak the same language 😂
@@louisee3174 Nah. The Americans butchered it so much it might as well be a different language. LOL
@@kyriakospentheides hail Jesus
They must be going in circles because they passed under the same tree at least 4 times.
I'm glad that armies don't fight battles like they did back then
I wonder if it’s actually better , you can’t get blown to pieces from a helicopter you can’t see miles away
DE85UK in the seven years war and napoleonic wars (otherwise known as the anti France coalition wars because Napoleon didn’t even start most of them) if you got injured you could be left there for days on the battlefield just slowly dying
It's like deja vu all over again.
Shoulder to shoulder the brave lads keep.....
Teacher: Okay class we are going to a trip at london
Girls: OMG YESSS! WE CAN SEE THE QUEEN!
Me and the bois: 0:05
Respect to brave and glorious English army! Hello from Athens Greece!
My great friend was given a drink in your Great country in Northern Greece because he was English..Respect
It's quite similar to the beginning of "Rule Britannia".
That's why this song popped up when I typed rule britannia
Would have made a great 30 second clip... instead of looping the first 30 seconds 7x in a row lol
really??
this seems to be the battle of the Plains of Abrahams between French and English which took place in 1759 in Quebec according to the uniforms in force and the flags representative of the French flags of the time
Nope. It is a skirmish right before the Battle of Minden during the Seven Years War.
Which flag is they flying on the USA side, Scot or Greek?
It's not the revolutionary war, they are fighting the French in Central Germany so the French are flying French flags...
Must be walking on treadmill😂😂
Love it
Love the music
The battle scene was filmed near Waterford City Ireland using Irish regular army as extras
Wait a minute. Seems a long way up that field
yeah, and then ryan carrying his sgt. major...oi!!
Kubrick was a true master
Great CAS project buddy - so glad to see you're famous!
When the American kid picks on a British kid in London
Edit: Wait for Ireland to get involved
That rarely happens because we’re mates
Alun Davies it was that Swedish kid
The meatball man is inevitable. Probably the Americans are our mates and they don’t even get annoyed when we try to pay for their beer in return for all of the help they gave our Grandparents during the wars
American kid:the British are coming!!!
British kid:get the grenadiers ready give em the tase of the crown
Next time the Grenadiers troop the colours for the Queen, they should wear these uniforms and carry muskets. Looks way cooler than what they do now, carrying modern weapons. This is really what the Grenadiers are about, light infantry trained for close combat.
The Grenadiers were originally part of a normal line infantry regiment, but big men chosen to throw grenades. I think you;re thinking of the light infantry, again which were part of a normal line regiment, would skirmish in front of the regiments lines, but eventually grouped to form dedicated light infantry regiments. The line regiments were the ones who went in for close combat - a volley followed by a rush with the bayonet.
@@philldavies7940 Grenadiers throw grenades. Makes sense. ;)
Girls locker room: I hate PE it's awful!
Boys locker room: 0:03
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@@hannsbuttner8990 ?
That’s. Cool army and good video I watched this video a 100 times
June 12, 2019- For 3 and half minutes.. They keep walking by the same trees..
Redcoats: "Hold my beer, I need to use the restroom." "I'll be back."
French soldiers: "Geeze I wonder how long they've been passing by the same trees." "We could be here all day." "I've been here all day, now I got take a shit somewhere."
my god, how many times are they passing this tree, o couple of more times the battle would not take place
"No one expects the Spanish Inquisition!"
Awesome! Keep it up!
English soldiers: marching in shouldes
My murica: ah crap here we go again boys!
A cracking tune!
These rustics are so inept. It nearly takes the honour out of victory...nearly.
Farbary sir!
Well done
.Can you imagine the French line, splitting or the soldier laying down to make way for the scourge of the battlefield, the cannon, loaded with grape shot!
An excellent film
Is it my imagination or for the first 3 minutes and despite advancing just short of jog, do the redcoats never actually close the distance between the enemy and themselves...? Great film though!
They don't - the video is just the same sequences looped over and over again.
Well, the following part is just them getting mowed by the French, so I can understand why it was left out.
The grenadiers march indeed, and now we all speak english
Without gunpower, they will march with spears and throw Javelins... And No, the strength of UK was walking in the front of tide, They catch the Great sailing era and times of Steam engine.
Me and the boys when Iran sezies our tanker
Could Be Anybody Humor
imagine a modern fire team armed with their usual gear against an entire company of musket bois
They keep marching and marching & getting no closer.
I wonder how they cut the dialogue out of this.
This is from the movie, Barry Lyndon, and the narrator is speaking at this point.
It's as if they were in hell...
Some talk of Alexander, and some of Hercules Of Hector and Lysander, and such great names as these. But of all the world's great heroes, there's none that can compare. With a tow, row, row, row, row, row, to the British Grenadiers. Those heroes of antiquity ne'er saw a cannon ball, Or knew the force of powder to slay their foes withal. But our brave boys do know it, and banish all their fears, With a tow, row, row, row, row, row, for the British Grenadiers. Whene'er we are commanded to storm the palisades, Our leaders march with fusees, and we with hand grenades. We throw them from the glacis, about the enemies' ears.[N 1] Sing tow, row, row, row, row, row, the British Grenadiers. And when the siege is over, we to the town repair. The townsmen cry, "Hurrah, boys, here comes a Grenadier! Here come the Grenadiers, my boys, who know no doubts or fears! Then sing tow, row, row, row, row, row, the British Grenadiers. Then let us fill a bumper, and drink a health of those Who carry caps and pouches, and wear the loupèd clothes. May they and their commanders live happy all their years. With a tow, row, row, row, row, row, for the British Grenadiers.
Took forever for them to march across the field of battle.
Great
Imagine being in the front line.
How many volley can I survive?
When God can't help you, you send these guys in
True
It's not a song, it's a tune. If there are lyrics with the music then it is a song, if just the music it's a tune.
I wish Americans could understand this distinction. Gives me the pips every time I hear a tune referred to as a song.
Tom Allen well I am American so that particular generalization is wrong, but I get what your getting at. I would say that it isn't Americans that don't understand the difference, it's everyone who doesn't have an education in the classically trained instruments with an instructor working with you giving you immediate feedback.
Were they walking in circles around that tree?
I saw that officer or NCO walk past that same tree three or four times and never did hear the song.
Now that you mentioned it you're right what battle was this supposed to be they had balls back then to march into battle like that.
Just the way the British marched at the somme.
mas o menos,per sin flautas ni tambores..
OK Cupid date: So what kind of music do you listen to?
Me:
Its taking so long for the British the field, I am surprised the French did not open a few bottles of wine while they waited :-)
They are not there to winening around
Not the French, but the Germans...!
Is that tune called “ the world turned upside down” if it is that’s the tune they used to stack their rifles at the surrender at Yorktown
Its the British Grenadiers
frank Almeida we didn’t surrender to you yanks we surrendered to the French, as they were the main fighting force on the battlefield on the day. Most of the Patriot army has been killed off in all the other battles of the war....you know all those battles that you got slaughtered in, but somehow never remember to mention them??? Bunker hill anyone?? God save the king! 😂😂😂
Steve of Staffordshire yea whatever bottom line is you lost 😂
frank Almeida you’re really really stupid aren’t you
Maybe they walking along a Mobius strip?
Me and the boys if french kid steal our wifi password
*shooting an assault rifle in the local mosque intensifies*
Truly a great tune really.
Marching to the beat 🎶
Thr first version of Pickett's charge. Long march over open ground.
When no more tea sir...
They keep going by that same tree over and over
I guess they really liked the tree
@Beta French should have used artillery on them then fixed bayonets charged em
Maybe this was about the American Civil War, the peninsula campaign, where the Confederates march 15,000 men around 16 hours a day, causing the union to believe they had 50,000
Great film
No it isn't! Just Americans propaganda movie
The same clip played seven times over. They all died of exhaustion or boredom before they reached the French line.
you may continue editing the first three minutes; they won't be missed.
correction; the first FOUR minutes.
Shame this video is just repeating itself as a loop but excellent video !
They were difficult times and great times , the Commanders,Officers were a great morale boost for the soldiers on that time,they were the brain and the soul for their soldiers ....This was the Napoleonic era warfare. On the WW1 era officers were still courageous,but from WW2 until on these days those so called Officers are just couards and they dont even thing to march with their soldiers on the battleffield.... Respect for the officers before the post napoleonic era .......When the modern warfare was invented the morale,the ethic and the rules of war have changed dramaticaly..........
The next number is "It's a Long Way to Tipperary...." They should have gotten to the enemy's line long ago!!!!
MrPloopy
Long way to Tipperary was written during WW1, in Stalybridge. Just saying.
We and the bois retaking Jerusalem
epic
The sound of death Himself
I can play British Grenadiers on Drum. (It was hard to learn, for me.)