I remember the 20 guys on my hockey team phoning the British Consolate in Ottawa to try to sign up to fight for our Queen. The secretary said we'd have to wait in England for 6 months before we could sign up. We knew it would be over by then but, if needed, we will always be there. God Save the Queen from Canada.
I'm Canadian and I think it's undemocratic that our head of state is an unelected dynastic monarch who has no real qualification other than a 'birthright'. The governor general has interfered with the will of the people; proroguing parliament and changing how politics work in Canada. I don't understand why national pride is wrapped up with this anachronistic symbol of imperialism and in my opinion; ignorance. I don't support what the batenburgs or whatever have done in India, China, the Caribbean and Canada. When Canada went to war in WW1 Canadian troops were used as cannon fodder. They also killed princess Diana when she tried to break away.
Another world. Listen to the cockneys singing Rule Britania. My Britain. I was 8 at the time and remember it so well. My dad was so upset when the Sheffield sunk he cried. From Aberdeen
I was 14 then.Doing my paper round I had 4 families with sons all on the task force.Everyday they would be waiting for me at the door for their newspapers.(How times change!) Thank god all 4 lads came home safe.I went with them to the victory salute and we stood near the Bank of England to proudly applaud our troops.The best day of my teenage years.
Me and my two mates was 14 years old and army mad.. WE decided to bunk off school and watch the parade in London... We told no one.. We left for school as normal and quickly changed and headed from Brentwood station to London.... We had a great day.. Fantastic... The next day at school.. Armed with faked sick notes we all explained our illness and reasons why we didn't go.. We all got a week's detention.. Then all of us summoned to the head master... We was seen on TV... Busted...
@@annmiller1516 Thank you.. Yes we was all seen on the news at ten... Headmaster.. Was quite understanding... Could had the cane... One week of a hour after school Writing the school rules.. Lines after lines... IT was worth it... Given what our forces had did....
@@kennymackay6942 Absolutely worth it as you witnessed first hand a historic moment......I bet your Headmaster wished he had been there too! Best wishes to you and yours.
@@annmiller1516 Thank you IT was historic moment to all who saw it.. The second historic moment was not given the cane... Hope you too are keeping well Best wishes.
Fantastic British pride for the young lions who fought in the Falklands.can you imagine that fine parade in 2021 in London? How lives have changed in Great Britain today.
You are totally right. These are reminiscences from days of yore, times long past. The only parades of renown today there are CSD parades. I even doubt that the British army could answer to a new Argentinian attack nowadays
@@alexmarcordes4130 Also yeah it absolutely could lol. The RN is in a stronger state today with two aircraft carriers and f35bs, higher technological capability, only one of two blue water fleets in the world, the other being the USN . We also have a permanent deployment of 2k troops in the Falklands, type 26 which would blow anything Argentina has out of the water. The British Army may also be small and a little underequipped but has more than enough to secure the islands. On the other hand Argentina has a navy of about three fishing patrol boats, no amphibious vehicles, most of their planes date back at least 40 years.
@@Dryhten1801 This is especially funny read after your repaired submarine failed to launch a missile. Diversity killed the greatest white empire in history
When this happened was a little nipper, 7 years old. Both my grandfathers were in the forces, just like most able male in their families. Royal Navy and Royal Artillery, it was their life. Joined as boys, Maltese men were British subjects and proudly served in all wars and conflicts from early 1800s . I grew up with the picture of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth II (long May She live). I moved to the U.K. in my early 20s, and reside 7 minutes walk away from the place where the parade was held.
Our, loved and idolized brothers british. God bless the Great Britain and State Chileans forever and ever and God save the Queen. The Falklands are British. Dios los bendiga por los siglos de los siglos. Saludos desde finis terra.
The Crown is garbage and out of touch with the events of the day. Clearly the public did not want Thatcher to stand down as they elected her with a huge majority the following year. She was hugely popular.
I'm from Russia but love England and her culture and aesthetics from my childhood. What a wonderful parade, music ans Margaret Thatcher looks here so beautiful. Michael Heath are funny man. 10/10! P.S I also love British marching step
I was so proud, so proud of the brave men willing to lay there lives for the Falklanders and Great Britain who we owe so much to...what a time as a young 17 year old....
hi, I was 18 at this time and I knew from the beginning that the british army should win because an army of conscripts without a strong ideal to win can't win!!!!! At this time in France we were conscripts as well during one year and I think that the ideal should be very strong only if the country had be invaded and not to go invade a other country without reason!!!!! I salute the bravery of your army!!!!!!!!!
at that time france was helping the argies build nukes as well .....also providing them with excorcet missles to blow up british navy.....seems people forget the two faced french govt.
@@zetlandersoaghar7551 The French did not send exocets during the war, if countries that armed Argentina prior to the war are to be held responsible for British casualties Britain itself is also responsible.
Right that the Royal Navy and Marines leads the way, not just because they're the Senior Service but because they were on duty before, during and after the conflict itself (though the Engineers did mine clearance). 23:30 great to see the Royal Engineers, my Army Corps. God Save the Queen. 🇬🇧
The Prince back then had a certain innocence regarding the capabilities of missiles and film star looks. Who could forget when he presented the Queen with the flowers in his teeth?
dear thread readers ignore @Helga Schmidlap he is an online troll ,anti british,common wealth he has claimed that he is american, Argentinian and German just ignore the online troll he has no life
What a proud day in history for all the brave serviceman who faught in the falklands conflict. The war was started unlawfully by Argentine government officials and was ended with the true victors and the true owners of the islands. To hand over the islands would never have been an option, the islands were not for sale or Argentinian territory in any way. It was a war caused by Argentine government idiocy and let it hopefully deter them from trying to steal something that isnt theres ever again.
@@piacentini it was originally british, but the brits left the place completely. it was then in french hands for a long while, and the spanish took it from the french and then british also, but soon returned what they had taken to the brits which meant the successfully avoided a war with britain. Brits eventually left the place totally as i mentioned above, and at some point when carving up "spains territory" the argentines assumed that it must belong to them now. But it had always been british since 1690. Just because it was not being used does not mean you can take it lol. The reason the argentines tried to take the island for a second time in the falklands war was actually their dictator trying to distract from his unpopularity and a possible revolution by the people to overthrow him. He figured britain wont care enough to go to war over the island and he can pass it off as a success for a new argentine empire and show him as a strong leader they shud want to remain in power. well we know how that panned out BUT it wasnt the dumbest idea initially, i guess he had bad intel on britain which lead him to think they wont fight. Very risky seeing as the royal navy then was much larger than it is nowdays and the reputation it had.
I was 10, joined the Royal Marines in 1988, all my PW and PTI cpls we’re Falkland vets. Looking now at the age of 52 it’s on,y 6 years, felt like a lifetime at 16
Much loved by Sharp author Bernard Cornwell. He mentions them a lot in his Sharp novels. Classed as unruly and almost unmanagable by British top brass, but they "fought like demons" in battle.
Wtf was Argentina thinking? We wouldn't fight away, oh be serious Great Britain away champions for 200 years, we ONLY play away! God bless Raymond Barr HMS Conqueror- gone but not forgot. RIP Raymie
@@rumrain838 yeah probably, more likely they had to give their people a win to take their eyes off what the regime was doing, like disappearing political opponents or to forget their crumbling economy and out of control inflation. No doubt they expected America to broker a deal in their favour but forgot America was neutral at worst but in reality knew Britain had the upper hand regards them invading sovereign territory. They also forgot NATO, an attack against one is an attack against all- luckily for them Britain said "its cool, we got this" or casualties could've been much higher on their side both combat and politically.
There was an entire documentary of living testomony from the islanders called 'the islanders story' on you tube.this was previously two hours long but has now been removed and shortened to 1.16 minutes for some strange reason but you can just type wikepedia occupation of the falkland islands and scroll down there is plenty of information about this on the internet just use google :-) scrivi molto bene in inglese complimenti
Sad part of the Armenian Navy's loss of the Belgrano, the ex-USS NEW ORLEANS CL-32, ship that was at Pearl Harbor, 7th December 1941 Attack by the Japanese Empire.. But glad the Lads of the British Forces reigned supreme, and the loss of 250 British Forces, may they always be in the minds and heart of the British Empire! What also is the sad the loss of the British Navy ships.
@@jonathanwilliams1065 keep it for what reason? It was obsolete by US standards. Turn it into a museum ship? Who would pay for it and it's eventual and lengthy upkeep? This wasn't a priority in the post war years. Selling off these old ships to mainly South American countries (the ship my uncle was on at Pearl Harbor, the St Louis, was also sold off) was also seen as a way of keeping these countries as allies and not allowing the Soviets to gain influence in the area; remember, this was the 1950s when these ships were sold off and the Cold War was in full swing.
Don't understand you, but refer to a comment by +KitCurranRadioShow on a comment made by another angry Argentian. Pretty sure the entire result of the recent votes had a link to this.
Argentina invaded a place that does not want them the Royal Navy and the rest of the British forces chucked them out. Argentina did not know what it would be liker to fight highly trained professional Armed forces, they paid the price...
The 88th Foot embarked in late 1806 on ships to take part in the secret attack on Buenos Aires. They languished on board for a month in Falmouth Harbour, then sailed as part of the convoy to Cape Town. There the troops were not allowed to go ashore. After some time they sailed, via St. Helena, to the Plate estuary, and in July 1807 attacked Buenos Aires
Bands of the welsh guards and scots guards pipes and drums of the Gurkhas rifles band of the Royal Marines band Royal Air Force band of the household cavalry regiment 💂🇬🇧
@@mcphisto85 Based on the news of the last week, a man would doubt it. :) You are right of course, but I always feel a pang of regret when I see those old style military bands and I compare them to the reduced formations now.
Non gli argentini stessi ma il regime del governo argentino di quell'epoca. ha fatto del male contro gli isolani delle falkland .Sono certo che non ti devo spiegare che il dovere del nostro governo e' di difendere i nostri cittadini,il loro territorio ed i loro diritti
Pensi che gli argentini avrebbero fatto del male ai cittadini inglesi? I know, the english honor is a strong motivation but also the charity is important: "William Blake(Jerusalem)". Are partly british.
I remember the 20 guys on my hockey team phoning the British Consolate in Ottawa to try to sign up to fight for our Queen. The secretary said we'd have to wait in England for 6 months before we could sign up. We knew it would be over by then but, if needed, we will always be there. God Save the Queen from Canada.
🇨🇦
Ha cheers boys :D We love you all in Britland.
British Consulate?
I'm Canadian and I think it's undemocratic that our head of state is an unelected dynastic monarch who has no real qualification other than a 'birthright'. The governor general has interfered with the will of the people; proroguing parliament and changing how politics work in Canada. I don't understand why national pride is wrapped up with this anachronistic symbol of imperialism and in my opinion; ignorance. I don't support what the batenburgs or whatever have done in India, China, the Caribbean and Canada. When Canada went to war in WW1 Canadian troops were used as cannon fodder. They also killed princess Diana when she tried to break away.
British high commission
The Crown got me here
samee!!!
@creemos leaves its one of the issues, they use so many details snd yet make the storyline up so much it really just doesn't sit right with me
Britain has the right to defend its citizens and celebrate when we do
Another world. Listen to the cockneys singing Rule Britania. My Britain. I was 8 at the time and remember it so well. My dad was so upset when the Sheffield sunk he cried. From Aberdeen
I was 14 then.Doing my paper round I had 4 families with sons all on the task force.Everyday they would be waiting for me at the door for their newspapers.(How times change!) Thank god all 4 lads came home safe.I went with them to the victory salute and we stood near the Bank of England to proudly applaud our troops.The best day of my teenage years.
Us British don’t do a bad parade. Especially Victory Ones. God Bless the United Kingdom ...
Me and my two mates was 14 years old and army mad..
WE decided to bunk off school and watch the parade in London... We told no one..
We left for school as normal and quickly changed and headed from Brentwood station to London.... We had a great day.. Fantastic...
The next day at school.. Armed with faked sick notes we all explained our illness and reasons why we didn't go.. We all got a week's detention..
Then all of us summoned to the head master... We was seen on TV... Busted...
Kenny Mackay How enterprising of you Kenny. Well done! I bet it was worth the detention.
@@annmiller1516 Thank you..
Yes we was all seen on the news at ten...
Headmaster.. Was quite understanding... Could had the cane...
One week of a hour after school
Writing the school rules.. Lines after lines...
IT was worth it... Given what our forces had did....
@@kennymackay6942 Absolutely worth it as you witnessed first hand a historic moment......I bet your Headmaster wished he had been there too! Best wishes to you and yours.
@@annmiller1516 Thank you
IT was historic moment to all who saw it..
The second historic moment was not given the cane...
Hope you too are keeping well
Best wishes.
Actually attending school would have helped with your verb conjugation though.
Fantastic British pride for the young lions who fought in the Falklands.can you imagine that fine parade in 2021 in London? How lives have changed in Great Britain today.
You are totally right. These are reminiscences from days of yore, times long past. The only parades of renown today there are CSD parades. I even doubt that the British army could answer to a new Argentinian attack nowadays
@@alexmarcordes4130 I take it your tv wasn't working during the coronation parade then?
@@alexmarcordes4130 Also yeah it absolutely could lol. The RN is in a stronger state today with two aircraft carriers and f35bs, higher technological capability, only one of two blue water fleets in the world, the other being the USN . We also have a permanent deployment of 2k troops in the Falklands, type 26 which would blow anything Argentina has out of the water. The British Army may also be small and a little underequipped but has more than enough to secure the islands.
On the other hand Argentina has a navy of about three fishing patrol boats, no amphibious vehicles, most of their planes date back at least 40 years.
@@Dryhten1801 This is especially funny read after your repaired submarine failed to launch a missile. Diversity killed the greatest white empire in history
Dear commenters from Argentina, Spain and the Republic of Ireland. Don't get mad because a tiny little island nation is superior to you all.
Not all from the Republic of Ireland are anti British..... but i better not be seen saying that because I'll be branded a traitor
Argentina was under Dictatorship. Falklands Invasion was a bet to Divert attention away.
argentina didnt invaded the falklands, 17 yo kids under a military fascist gov that disappeared thousands of people did it
Don't get mad because Spain has wiped its ass with your tiny little Perfidious Albion time and again throughout the centuries. History, mate.
Menorca says hi.
A truly wonderful sight. God Save The Queen!!!
I was 18 yrs old back then. I joined the Royal Navy a year later.
Thank you! 🇬🇧🏴
England teaches to argies who hits hard, good lads God save the queen.
Greetings from Chile Maggie I love you
When this happened was a little nipper, 7 years old. Both my grandfathers were in the forces, just like most able male in their families. Royal Navy and Royal Artillery, it was their life. Joined as boys, Maltese men were British subjects and proudly served in all wars and conflicts from early 1800s . I grew up with the picture of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth II (long May She live). I moved to the U.K. in my early 20s, and reside 7 minutes walk away from the place where the parade was held.
Our, loved and idolized brothers british. God bless the Great Britain and State Chileans forever and ever and God save the Queen. The Falklands are British. Dios los bendiga por los siglos de los siglos. Saludos desde finis terra.
My cousin married a Chilean and declared it the best decision of his life; have to admit, they're possibly as mad (and wonderful) as the British!
Paloma .sos un gran sorete humanoide.pero x mas q insistas nunca seras britanica.solo una chilota mas y de rostro araucanizada.
@@domingohectorgiannone1492 chora argentino hhuahuauuhauha, até a próxima. Viva a Inglaterra !!
@@domingohectorgiannone1492 es peruana.
When britain 🇬🇧......was great
Here after watching the episode 5 of the 4th season of The Crown.
9:08, Thatcher
"Stand down, Margaret"
Hahaha! Perfect ending song for the episode.
The Crown is garbage and out of touch with the events of the day. Clearly the public did not want Thatcher to stand down as they elected her with a huge majority the following year. She was hugely popular.
I'm from Russia but love England and her culture and aesthetics from my childhood. What a wonderful parade, music ans Margaret Thatcher looks here so beautiful. Michael Heath are funny man. 10/10!
P.S I also love British marching step
Great video, good time to be in the Navy.
Rule Britannia, Falkland Islands are British
The Falklands Islands belong to Argentina and the minute the first drilling platform goes online it will be hit with Argentine missiles.
Argie navy is already sunk.,dream on
Fuck the Empire.
The ones who are drowing in their shit are you, Argies.
Ask your mina how much it takes her to pay the rent. It hurts for she makes her living with her arse's pain.
СЛАВА ВЕЛИКОЙ БРИТАНИИ!
I was so proud, so proud of the brave men willing to lay there lives for the Falklanders and Great Britain who we owe so much to...what a time as a young 17 year old....
hi,
I was 18 at this time and I knew from the beginning that the british army should win because an army of conscripts without a strong ideal to win can't win!!!!!
At this time in France we were conscripts as well during one year and I think that the ideal should be very strong only if the country had be invaded and not to go invade a other country without reason!!!!!
I salute the bravery of your army!!!!!!!!!
at that time france was helping the argies build nukes as well .....also providing them with excorcet missles to blow up british navy.....seems people forget the two faced french govt.
Antoine, they were certainly not all conscripts, many were “Special Forces” and regular officers & NCOs; that narrative is convenient for some.
@@zetlandersoaghar7551 The French did not send exocets during the war, if countries that armed Argentina prior to the war are to be held responsible for British casualties Britain itself is also responsible.
back when was london wasnt suffering from wokeism, and open borders policies
buen material, gracias por subirlo.
Thank you for the video upload. God save The Queen.
What a great prime minister we had then, this lot today are embarrassing, good old Maggie
27:00 I will always look down to a Gurkha with total respect my grandpa fought with them "they are the best"......
Right that the Royal Navy and Marines leads the way, not just because they're the Senior Service but because they were on duty before, during and after the conflict itself (though the Engineers did mine clearance).
23:30 great to see the Royal Engineers, my Army Corps.
God Save the Queen. 🇬🇧
The hell was that guy thinking at 8:45?
That's just younger Jeremy Corbyn, out for a morning's protest.
İsnt it cool how the policemen pulled him aside, like a wet prick
@@SenorCrazylegs is that actually corbyn? im curious
@@someguy-cv9jd I don't think I can credit him with that, although, as with most things British, I'm sure he was vehemently opposed to it.
The Prince back then had a certain innocence regarding the capabilities of missiles and film star looks. Who could forget when he presented the Queen with the flowers in his teeth?
dear thread readers ignore @Helga Schmidlap he is an online troll ,anti british,common wealth he has claimed that he is american, Argentinian and German just ignore the online troll he has no life
Raging Toast he's a drag queen!!!
captain keith LOL probably
+captain keith
" he's a drag queen "
ewwwwwww that's a disgusting thought.
RagingToastNexTGen n
Argentina was foolish to attack a the Falklands. They had no chance of winning that war.
They should teach the Falklands War in British schools.
British blood was shed over these islands.
The Brits will never give them to Argentine.
What a contrast to our returning troops from the Gulf!
Zoals het hoort de burgers laten zien ,bedanken de militaire wat zei hebben gedaan ❤
What’s the drum solo called at 14:16 ?
What a proud day in history for all the brave serviceman who faught in the falklands conflict. The war was started unlawfully by Argentine government officials and was ended with the true victors and the true owners of the islands. To hand over the islands would never have been an option, the islands were not for sale or Argentinian territory in any way. It was a war caused by Argentine government idiocy and let it hopefully deter them from trying to steal something that isnt theres ever again.
are you mad ?
Since 1492 this island belongs to Argentina. You usurped the islands in 1833.
@@piacentini You gave them away :)
@@piacentini Argentina did not exist in 1492
@@piacentini it was originally british, but the brits left the place completely. it was then in french hands for a long while, and the spanish took it from the french and then british also, but soon returned what they had taken to the brits which meant the successfully avoided a war with britain. Brits eventually left the place totally as i mentioned above, and at some point when carving up "spains territory" the argentines assumed that it must belong to them now. But it had always been british since 1690. Just because it was not being used does not mean you can take it lol. The reason the argentines tried to take the island for a second time in the falklands war was actually their dictator trying to distract from his unpopularity and a possible revolution by the people to overthrow him. He figured britain wont care enough to go to war over the island and he can pass it off as a success for a new argentine empire and show him as a strong leader they shud want to remain in power. well we know how that panned out BUT it wasnt the dumbest idea initially, i guess he had bad intel on britain which lead him to think they wont fight. Very risky seeing as the royal navy then was much larger than it is nowdays and the reputation it had.
Grazie di tutto -
see ya
Gaetano Di Giorgio
Wounded veterans were told not to attend. Let that sink in for a bit.
To be born British is akin to winning the lottery jackpot on a rollover week…twice.
I was 10, joined the Royal Marines in 1988, all my PW and PTI cpls we’re Falkland vets. Looking now at the age of 52 it’s on,y 6 years, felt like a lifetime at 16
RULE BRITANIA!
Well done boys god bless and thank you
There was also a victory parade in Plymouth for the Royal Marines/Navy personnel soon after the conflict.
Chris, there were parades up and down the country. I served on HMS Hermes in 82
0:22, my mother and sister, I was not in the Parade, at 5ft 6 , the CO of 45 Commando Royal Marines sent down the tall chaps.
Please, send me some link of that
What is the first song you can hear the Royal Marines band playing?
The Matey song from the 1970's!
Here come the paras untrinque paratus my brother Duncan class of 82
The 88th of foot being the Connaught rangers an Irish regiment.
Much loved by Sharp author Bernard Cornwell. He mentions them a lot in his Sharp novels. Classed as unruly and almost unmanagable by British top brass, but they "fought like demons" in battle.
Wow.
La plus belle des musiques militaire à mon avis est celle du 1er guide (forcément j'étais au 1er regiment des guides moi même à Duren) en 66
Wtf was Argentina thinking? We wouldn't fight away, oh be serious Great Britain away champions for 200 years, we ONLY play away! God bless Raymond Barr HMS Conqueror- gone but not forgot. RIP Raymie
They where thinking Britain was to bankrupt and week to respond at the time
@@rumrain838 yeah probably, more likely they had to give their people a win to take their eyes off what the regime was doing, like disappearing political opponents or to forget their crumbling economy and out of control inflation. No doubt they expected America to broker a deal in their favour but forgot America was neutral at worst but in reality knew Britain had the upper hand regards them invading sovereign territory. They also forgot NATO, an attack against one is an attack against all- luckily for them Britain said "its cool, we got this" or casualties could've been much higher on their side both combat and politically.
Hey! let's take the islands! It's not like Britain has a great history and complete maritime supremacy.
Grant Schapps, to quote, "we are in a pre war situation". Well Lord Cameron, what are you doing about it?
There was an entire documentary of living testomony from the islanders called 'the islanders story' on you tube.this was previously two hours long but has now been removed and shortened to 1.16 minutes for some strange reason but you can just type wikepedia occupation of the falkland islands and scroll down there is plenty of information about this on the internet just use google :-) scrivi molto bene in inglese complimenti
I took part, representing 846 NAS. 41 years ago.
Sad part of the Armenian Navy's loss of the Belgrano, the ex-USS NEW ORLEANS CL-32, ship that was at Pearl Harbor, 7th December 1941 Attack by the Japanese Empire.. But glad the Lads of the British Forces reigned supreme, and the loss of 250 British Forces, may they always be in the minds and heart of the British Empire! What also is the sad the loss of the British Navy ships.
I cannot fathom why we’d sell a ship that had survived Pearl Harbor
Was the USS Phoenix, not New Orleans.
@@jonathanwilliams1065 keep it for what reason? It was obsolete by US standards. Turn it into a museum ship? Who would pay for it and it's eventual and lengthy upkeep? This wasn't a priority in the post war years.
Selling off these old ships to mainly South American countries (the ship my uncle was on at Pearl Harbor, the St Louis, was also sold off) was also seen as a way of keeping these countries as allies and not allowing the Soviets to gain influence in the area; remember, this was the 1950s when these ships were sold off and the Cold War was in full swing.
RULE BRITANNIA
Britania is Roman, full in the hill !!!
Argentina has 99% of roman blood. Stupid
@@piacentini i mean we have alot. Scandinavian, saxons, romans, normans and the such :/
we could not do this Now due to cutbacks we have more Horses than Tanks in the British army today
Well yeah, probably cheaper to have a horse than a mechanical box with a 120mm gun that is hungry for fuel
Ah good show old boy
Me gustaría saber que le paso al muchacho que se acostó a los min 08.41 y que es lo que buscaba?
Don't understand you, but refer to a comment by +KitCurranRadioShow on a comment made by another angry Argentian. Pretty sure the entire result of the recent votes had a link to this.
@@samhill487 come on mate, the poor fella was simply asking about the guy lying on the middle of the road at 08:41. Totally uncalled for
love the fog
When Britain was great
I'm assuming you are a Catholic. So for someone who is Catholic to accuse any country of mass paedophilia is laughable.
Terrible - horrific war - brave soldiers on both sides who needed physiological support. Welcoming them home is part of the healing process.
Argentina invaded a place that does not want them the Royal Navy and the rest of the British forces chucked them out. Argentina did not know what it would be liker to fight highly trained professional Armed forces, they paid the price...
They pretty much Gambled on Britain not responding. They didn't think they'd actually have to fight.
The 88th Foot embarked in late 1806 on ships to take part in the secret attack on Buenos Aires. They languished on board for a month in Falmouth Harbour, then sailed as part of the convoy to Cape Town. There the troops were not allowed to go ashore. After some time they sailed, via St. Helena, to the Plate estuary, and in July 1807 attacked Buenos Aires
Thanks mate. Any problems you have with those pesky neighbours, give us a shout chief.
Bands of the welsh guards and scots guards pipes and drums of the Gurkhas rifles band of the Royal Marines band Royal Air Force band of the household cavalry regiment 💂🇬🇧
Glad to see you didnt leave out your puppets
The way she dressed made that 21 year old nurse looked like my 55 year old mother.
In the 80s the fashion and the music hair styles were awful
@@dawnegan3984 Cringe comment.
What a sad spectacle. So many units are disbanded or amalgamated.
Ehm... well you know that the Cold War is over, right?
@@mcphisto85 Based on the news of the last week, a man would doubt it. :)
You are right of course, but I always feel a pang of regret when I see those old style military bands and I compare them to the reduced formations now.
Rule Britannia!
anyone else notice the guy at 8:44 come and lie down in the middle of the road?
I thought 'planking' was kind of a modern thing? lol
Three of those four apply to Argentina. All you need is a monarchy and you will have the full house.
Alistair Burnett, the Walter Cronkite of Great Britain.
I believe this is the one in whixh Rhacher recived the salute. The Queen was left out.
My God! Proofread before you press enter!
I did not know that the Argentine regime had acted against civilians
You know now
@hurtbert Yeah baby yeah....oh wait,I'm Greek.Nah,doesn't matter,I agree with you.
God bless the Para
Light rain
or as the rest of the world calls it....Heavy Rain
Love
Tom
22:58
I think just came
8:44 why did that guy lay on the road?
Looks like he was protesting.
I think it came out later he was an Argentine who's brother died in the war. An emotional act I dont think he can be villainised for it
@Lachausis is there a lot of muslims there now?
What no SAS /SBS ?
Pretty sure they weren't deployed, maybe the SBS though.
Chile should be marching as well there (we didn’t help you guys) haha
I thought it was suppose to be about the soldier's and not the politicans.
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Why were the nurses nervous about the parade? All they have to do is walk.
Just been in the Public eye like that I'd imagine
What has brittain become...
This was over 30 years ago...
England teacjhes to argies who hits hard, good lads God save the queen.
Greetings from chile
Los proximos era uds... el pasillo
8:48 did that guy die?
Non gli argentini stessi ma il regime del governo argentino di quell'epoca. ha fatto del male contro gli isolani delle falkland .Sono certo che non ti devo spiegare che il dovere del nostro governo e' di difendere i nostri cittadini,il loro territorio ed i loro diritti
Stás totalmente drogado; llamate a silencio !!
Pensi che gli argentini avrebbero fatto del male ai cittadini inglesi?
I know, the english honor is a strong motivation but also the charity is important: "William Blake(Jerusalem)".
Are partly british.
@hurtbert
I wonder if they would do that today, or if they would ban Union Flags in case it offended ethnic minorities.
Margaret Thatcher was an awesome war leader,so natural to her led from the front,,Resolute and Ruthless.
She made all the men in her cabinet look like shrinking violets.
Poor buggers They cant even get pret coffee.
Queen Margaret.
8:45 you guys see that
Someone's a sore loser?
All hail LELOUCH all hail lelouchh