I had the privilege of meeting several Royal Gurkha Rifles Regiment members when I was deployed to Afghanistan. Amazingly disciplined fighters who are renowned the world over and respected for their ferocity and courage on the battlefield.
Very impressive as my late father an ex DIGP who raised two battalions with pipe and brass bands - this band is a top contender at The Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo. Congratulations to this Gurkha’s Pipe Band and to the Pipe Band Master - simply Outstanding A+++ Display. God Bless Nepal and keep up the Fearless Warrior Tradition and Always Respected and Admired.
“Bravest of the brave, most generous of the generous, never had a country more faithful friends than you” by Sir Ralph Turner MC, 3rd Queen Alexandra’s Own Gurkha Rifles, 1931.
Proud and very brave People, I'm also proud to say that my Late Father ( Royal Engineers Deceased ) served in Nepal in 1972 working with the Gurkas, building a road from Dharan Jogbani . He was given a Kurkri Brooch on his Departure for my Mother . I wear it on my suit along with one of the Grenade Flashes of the Royal Engineers. " Ayo Gorkhali " .
Fantastic that David...I have 5 brothers and 2 sisters and we can all count in their language as that's how my Dad counted our pocket money to us, I can still count in their language today and I am 60 now lol...I also bought a Kukri from a military store, My Dad told me lots of stories when he was with them in Nepal, my Dad was in the Royal Artillery and fought with them.
I enjoy viewing military pipe bands and do so on a regular basis. The Royal Gurkha Rifles are by far the best I have seen. My father fought in North Africa and Italy during WW2 and he was in Awe of their combat skills and bravery. Thank you for your service. Your swagger is well earned
VEMA Nihar but still we Indian disrespected them because they were from Nepal ,Last Month They Were Beaten by Civilians because India was having conflict with Nepal.
Magnificent! Just magnificent. The Gurkhas come from high mountain country themselves, and so they are highlanders as much as the Scots are. They should keep their pipes and their unique traditions.
The entire Indian Army, not just the gurkhas, has pretty much kept the pipes and drums thing, including tartans, intact but with mostly Indianized compositions.
aw aye specially when the british government tells them they have no right to stay in the uk after their service has finished... a believe the Westminster term for the Ghurkas is " Cannon Fodder " much like the Scots , Irish and Welsh..
I was on duty at a Military Tattoo in Hong Kong stadium, 1962 I had been at the rehearsals on both practice days but was totally surprised when the Tattoo proper was opened by t a Ghurka pipe band dressed in their whites. As a Scotsman i must admit to a tear in my eye seeing them play Scotland the Brave. Top notch soldiers and people.
Bealive me 1/3 G.R. one of the best Gorkha regiment I've ever seen in my life. My childhood memory is always with this pipe band platoon when they were posted in birpur garhi cantt Dehradun.
Gourkas, we love you. Thank you for your continued service to the British Monarchy. As a Veteran Sapper who'd served with 69 ENG, I'm more that proud to call you my Brothers
The Gurkhas here are serving the Indian republic. They were passed by the British onto the Indian army when they got Independence. Really good regiment. 🇮🇳 jai Hind. 🇬🇧
I have long admired the Honor toughness and Courage of these tough fierce little guys, the have well earned their reputation for loyalty and truly deserve the Legend they have built.
The respect for our friends is awesome, I have never seen ZERO dislikes for a vid. I also support Joanna Lumley in helping Ghurka's and their families get full UK citizenship and benefits.
Joanna's father was in the Gurkha Regiment, she took over the fight from her father to get them recognition and decent pensions et al, she did a great and is still doing a great job for the Gurkhas. as usual the self serving government start the wars and after they throw their own soldiers away like soiled rags when the jobs done, do you really think that they'll even give an idle thought to the Gurkhas if it wasn't made public to the British people, whose votes they need to stay in power, Joanna Lumley does a great job to keep it in the peoples eyes and shoved in the governments throats.
@@avimufcns such a fool ur ! Gorkha regiment was created in india by king ranjit rai sikh warrior ! The 1st regimental center ws in lahore thts why till now people of nepal call soldiers as lahure .! Have some knowledge before telling anythng !
@@rakesh5600 it’s ranjit Singh not ranjit rai stupid! and no, Some Nepalese we’re recruited in ranjit singhs army but so were other mercenaries, and it was the Sikh empire not India dumbass.
Excellent and Well done. I have seen and heard many a Pipe band but these guys take the cake and put on a wonderful show. So much energy keep up the good work. Much respect.
I remember stories of Gurkas during the War, they would creep up on the enemy at night and just CUT the enemy Soldiers shoe laces!!!!!1 The enemy Soldiers would sh1t themselves in the morning, realising it could have been their throat!!!!! and struggle to sleep!!!! INCREDIBLE FIGHTING WARRIORS, Thankyou for you SERVICE, HONOURABLE GENTLEMEN, UP THE GURKAS!!!!!!
My father told me and I read it too, he was a Royal Engineer and was out to blow bridges and place booby traps and mines against the advancing Japanese army, he had Gurkhas to help and to cover them while laying the explosives. They were always the last out. He told me at night the Gurkhas would sneak off to the Japanese lines where they would not only cut the throats but also cut the heads off of the sleeping Japanese soldiers, just four or five, all sentries were beheaded and their heads stuck on bamboo sticks where they stood sentry duty, and sometimes they would bring back heads as trophies. My father thought it was a game for the Gurkhas, for fun as they obviously enjoyed it obviously too, this demoralised the Japanese and the only people that really terrified the Japanese were the Gurkhas. to the Japanese to have ones head cut was a punishment and a dishonourable death. The Japanese used psychological warfare at night, the Gurkhas were far better. day and night, My father ended up as a POW for four years, was on the Burma railroad, was on a death march and shipped to Tokyo where he was liberated by the Americans. My father said too, the Gurkhas were the best soldiers to have as a friend and the worst to have as an enemy. When Britain were fighting the Gurkhas, in one battle, one wounded Gurkha came to the British line and demanded politely to be treated, which they did, they patched his wound up, he thanked them profusely and simply disappeared back to his own line, a veritable story, the Gurkha is a great warrior with unlimited courage.
Bravo!!!! Atti Khub, one of the best I have ever seen, beats the British gurkhas by far....wish there was a competition for this at the international level!!!
You have to be kidding me right? Tell that to the Gurkhas in Afghanistan and the falklands. And most of all, it doesn’t not matter. A Gurkha is a Gurkha, quality is the same. Only thing that differs is how they’re taken care of and equipment. 🇮🇳 🇬🇧 🇸🇬 🇧🇳
had to return for a second look at these guys boy they got balls such a different style of marching and presentation but very interesting , as before top respect keep your style thats what make you special and different.
@Rich 91 They are not mercenaries, they are a legitimate part of the Commonwealth, as are the Canadians, ANZAC's etcetera, , they are paid and equipped by the British because their country is poor, Amazing how you can derogate the bravest regiment in the world and the most loyal ally, if they were mercenaries they would be fighting for the Saudi's, Americans or any one who had great wealth, no they fight by loyalty and pride, they are loyal to Britain and India. Mercenaries are rogue soldiers who'll fight for money and any one. Talk with a Gurkha, understand them, know the reasons why they are Gurkhas and who they are before you stick degrading labels on them. Will you say French and Spanish foreign legions are mercenaries too?
Never had the privilege of seeing a Ghurka use a kukri in combat but I've seen demonstrations. They can do everything with those blades from shave to cut down trees. Hope you never have to face one.
Winston Churchill once said words to the effect that 'anyone who said they were never afraid of dying were liars, except if they were a Gurkha soldier!'.
1) Great job by camera operator of keeping the marching band within proper framing all throughout the performance! 2) “Weebles wobble, but they don’t fall down!” 3) Q: Do you know why bagpipers are always in marching bands? A: Because they’re trying to get away from the noise! 😂😂😂
love the gurkhas used to watch them playing soccer in bare feet in the bloody snow at either bulford ot tidworth army camp in the sixties amazing brave soldiers of the highest order every single one should be given British citizenship upon completion of the tour in the British army
God Bless the Ghurkas, a bunch of BAD ASS dudes, and just the sort of mates you want with you when things get tough. A proud bunch of warriors, and rightly so.
I am so happy you posted this and that I found this video. I watch it frequently. I hope you post more, especially this particular battalion. I am also interested in the way they march and the history of these pipers. Thank you so much capt Kalyan Gurung.
Motto "better to die than be a coward". Says it all. Read the list of VC's awarded tae the Gurkhas. They and their families are always welcome in my country ...
Nothing but respect for the Ghurkas, probably the fiercest and most noble warriors on earth
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yes thats true,not as f...ng breets
That's the most amazing display of piping and drumming I have ever seen!
That's my battalion band.❤️❤️❤️
That's india anything possible
@@neetirawat584 it's 3GR. That's what makes the difference. The bare truth.
The khukri display at the end. The band literally does the duck walk on egg shells. 😜
@@amanchaudhary742 I know very well my brother and everything.
Ramro Cha, Mero Sathi's. I am Scottish, brilliant. Spent lots of time climbing in Nepal first time to hear and see this.
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Little Scotland in India 🇮🇳
We made your pipes our own. The kilt and the tartan too. This one's our own. Purple, blue and green. 🙏
I had the privilege of meeting several Royal Gurkha Rifles Regiment members when I was deployed to Afghanistan. Amazingly disciplined fighters who are renowned the world over and respected for their ferocity and courage on the battlefield.
Love and respect.
The bestest.❤️
Wow!! That is how to Parade!! Total respect from Scotland
My battalion from India.
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@@amanchaudhary742 you’re a Gurkha? What regiment?
Very impressive as my late father an ex DIGP who raised two battalions with pipe and brass bands - this band is a top contender at The Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo. Congratulations to this Gurkha’s Pipe Band and to the Pipe Band Master - simply Outstanding A+++ Display. God Bless Nepal and keep up the Fearless Warrior Tradition and Always Respected and Admired.
Jeffrey Lefaucheur....this my frnd is the Indian army's 3rd gurkha
The 1at battalion of the third Gorkha's
Yr dady is legend,not dead ok ,jay hind 🇨🇮🙏
you never want to have them as enemies, Respect from Germany
find funny hitler and the gurkhas
My battalion has similar stories. Opposite though.
@@paulobrien7985 "If I had Gurkhas, no army in the world would stop me."
“Bravest of the brave, most generous of the generous, never had a country more faithful friends than you” by Sir Ralph Turner MC, 3rd Queen Alexandra’s Own Gurkha Rifles, 1931.
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Queen Alexandra?
@@Yarkoonian yes. My battalion.
Proud and very brave People, I'm also proud to say that my Late Father ( Royal Engineers Deceased ) served in Nepal in 1972 working with the Gurkas, building a road from Dharan Jogbani . He was given a Kurkri Brooch on his Departure for my Mother . I wear it on my suit along with one of the Grenade Flashes of the Royal Engineers. " Ayo Gorkhali " .
Thanks for good review about gurkhas
I am very respectful to u uncle
Fantastic that David...I have 5 brothers and 2 sisters and we can all count in their language as that's how my Dad counted our pocket money to us, I can still count in their language today and I am 60 now lol...I also bought a Kukri from a military store, My Dad told me lots of stories when he was with them in Nepal, my Dad was in the Royal Artillery and fought with them.
Gorkhali ho ki hoina?
@@johnathon5982 love that❤️❤️❤️. Ek DUI teen.
I enjoy viewing military pipe bands and do so on a regular basis. The Royal Gurkha Rifles are by far the best I have seen. My father fought in North Africa and Italy during WW2 and he was in Awe of their combat skills and bravery. Thank you for your service. Your swagger is well earned
Do you have any info on him? Unit, etc?
This is not the Royal Gurkha Rifles. This is the 1st Battalion, 3rd Gorkha Rifles of the Indian Army.
Tht my frnd is 3rd gurkha from the Indian army
@@aviatorchester humro paltan.
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Little Scotland in India 🇮🇳
Much Respect to the Brigade of Gurkhas from the Royal Canadian Armoured Corps 🇨🇦
WE REMEMBER GALLIPOLI
Papa Bear GORKHAS CAME FROM NEPAL BUT NOW THEY ARE THE PART OF THE INDIAN ARMY.
@Papa Bear.... The British Army has about 4000 Gurkha Soldiers while the Indian Army has nearly 39000 of them
VEMA Nihar but still we Indian disrespected them because they were from Nepal ,Last Month They Were Beaten by Civilians because India was having conflict with Nepal.
@@GhulamMustafa-kp2rc he's mentioned a 1at we campaign where the allies lost to the Turks. Read your history before commenting.
Thanks a lot. Aayo Gorkhali.
Magnificent! Just magnificent. The Gurkhas come from high mountain country themselves, and so they are highlanders as much as the Scots are. They should keep their pipes and their unique traditions.
Yes u are right the Gurkha are the highlanders like the Scots.
The entire Indian Army, not just the gurkhas, has pretty much kept the pipes and drums thing, including tartans, intact but with mostly Indianized compositions.
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Little Scotland in India 🇮🇳
We Brits have a very VERY deep affection for the Gurkhas
True that, but I can't eat a whole one.
Amen Phil.
Same in Australia mate.
aw aye specially when the british government tells them they have no right to stay in the uk after their service has finished... a believe the Westminster term for the Ghurkas is " Cannon Fodder " much like the Scots , Irish and Welsh..
Same in India mate .. they serve us from ww2 then 1965 71 and kargil ..
My uncle was a office of 11Gr
I was on duty at a Military Tattoo in Hong Kong stadium, 1962 I had been at the rehearsals on both practice days but was totally surprised when the Tattoo proper was opened by t a Ghurka pipe band dressed in their whites. As a Scotsman i must admit to a tear in my eye seeing them play Scotland the Brave. Top notch soldiers and people.
bertsong...this is the 3rd gurkha of the Indian army
Bealive me 1/3 G.R. one of the best Gorkha regiment I've ever seen in my life. My childhood memory is always with this pipe band platoon when they were posted in birpur garhi cantt Dehradun.
My Dad's uncle use to live there when 58 Gorkha was there
Dehradoon ko keta. Birpur ra Ghanghora bhanu paryo.
@@devinderp- 58 इस a training centre. It doesn't move.
@@amanchaudhary742 58 moved not in birpur
@@devinderp- 58 gtc has been in Shillong ever since the plan of the defence ministry to amalgamate two regimental training centre's.
Having been in the Company of Gurkhas....... I'd say I've never slept better knowing they were on watch!
Touchwood
From Chile, my admiration and respect to Gurkas soldiers.
Gourkas, we love you. Thank you for your continued service to the British Monarchy.
As a Veteran Sapper who'd served with 69 ENG, I'm more that proud to call you my Brothers
irvsstella.....buddy it's the 3rd gurkha of the Indian army....
The Gurkhas here are serving the Indian republic. They were passed by the British onto the Indian army when they got Independence. Really good regiment. 🇮🇳 jai Hind. 🇬🇧
Wonderfull, I know many people from Nepal, Many Sherpa and some Gorkha. Fantastic people !!!!!
I have long admired the Honor toughness and Courage of these tough fierce little guys, the have well earned their reputation for loyalty and truly deserve the Legend they have built.
The respect for our friends is awesome, I have never seen ZERO dislikes for a vid. I also support Joanna Lumley in helping Ghurka's and their families get full UK citizenship and benefits.
Joanna's father was in the Gurkha Regiment, she took over the fight from her father to get them recognition and decent pensions et al, she did a great and is still doing a great job for the Gurkhas. as usual the self serving government start the wars and after they throw their own soldiers away like soiled rags when the jobs done, do you really think that they'll even give an idle thought to the Gurkhas if it wasn't made public to the British people, whose votes they need to stay in power, Joanna Lumley does a great job to keep it in the peoples eyes and shoved in the governments throats.
this are INDIAn army soldiers not uk
@@rakesh5600 Gurkha regiment were made by the British you know that right?
@@avimufcns such a fool ur ! Gorkha regiment was created in india by king ranjit rai sikh warrior ! The 1st regimental center ws in lahore thts why till now people of nepal call soldiers as lahure .! Have some knowledge before telling anythng !
@@rakesh5600 it’s ranjit Singh not ranjit rai stupid! and no, Some Nepalese we’re recruited in ranjit singhs army but so were other mercenaries, and it was the Sikh empire not India dumbass.
A sublime performance. My band could never equal the athleticism of this band. A truly great performance and excellent musicianship.
The Gorkha Rifles have such a strong reputation. Thank you for posting this.
Proud of gorkha rifles .....this country owes you a lot and we all love you .❤️❤️
Excellent and Well done. I have seen and heard many a Pipe band but these guys take the cake and put on a wonderful show. So much energy keep up the good work. Much respect.
NOW THATS WHAT I CALL IMPRESSIVE FULL RESPECT FOR ALL GORKHAS OUTSTANDING
I remember stories of Gurkas during the War, they would creep up on the enemy at night and just CUT the enemy Soldiers shoe laces!!!!!1 The enemy Soldiers would sh1t themselves in the morning, realising it could have been their throat!!!!! and struggle to sleep!!!! INCREDIBLE FIGHTING WARRIORS, Thankyou for you SERVICE, HONOURABLE GENTLEMEN, UP THE GURKAS!!!!!!
My father told me and I read it too, he was a Royal Engineer and was out to blow bridges and place booby traps and mines against the advancing Japanese army, he had Gurkhas to help and to cover them while laying the explosives. They were always the last out. He told me at night the Gurkhas would sneak off to the Japanese lines where they would not only cut the throats but also cut the heads off of the sleeping Japanese soldiers, just four or five, all sentries were beheaded and their heads stuck on bamboo sticks where they stood sentry duty, and sometimes they would bring back heads as trophies. My father thought it was a game for the Gurkhas, for fun as they obviously enjoyed it obviously too, this demoralised the Japanese and the only people that really terrified the Japanese were the Gurkhas. to the Japanese to have ones head cut was a punishment and a dishonourable death. The Japanese used psychological warfare at night, the Gurkhas were far better. day and night, My father ended up as a POW for four years, was on the Burma railroad, was on a death march and shipped to Tokyo where he was liberated by the Americans. My father said too, the Gurkhas were the best soldiers to have as a friend and the worst to have as an enemy. When Britain were fighting the Gurkhas, in one battle, one wounded Gurkha came to the British line and demanded politely to be treated, which they did, they patched his wound up, he thanked them profusely and simply disappeared back to his own line, a veritable story, the Gurkha is a great warrior with unlimited courage.
@@johngrindley169 he was right.
unbelievable. Wonderful. Long live the Ghurkhas.
gorkha regiment hmesa se khas tha, h, or rhega Indian army k liye .proud to Indian Army.
The sound of Bagpipes is just soothing, always ❤
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Beloved Penguin marching style!! :)) Fun to watch. Thanks!!
Bravo!!!!
Atti Khub, one of the best I have ever seen, beats the British gurkhas by far....wish there was a competition for this at the international level!!!
You have to be kidding me right? Tell that to the Gurkhas in Afghanistan and the falklands. And most of all, it doesn’t not matter. A Gurkha is a Gurkha, quality is the same. Only thing that differs is how they’re taken care of and equipment. 🇮🇳 🇬🇧 🇸🇬 🇧🇳
Absolute mad respect for the Gurkhas! Keep it going!
had to return for a second look at these guys boy they got balls such a different style of marching and presentation but very interesting , as before top respect keep your style thats what make you special and different.
I too watched this again and again. Absolutely amazing.
These guys belong to the Indian Army
@@robcollis422 They are Gurkhas nonetheless. They bloody well know what to do when the going gets tough.
@Rich 91 They are not mercenaries, they are a legitimate part of the Commonwealth, as are the Canadians, ANZAC's etcetera, , they are paid and equipped by the British because their country is poor, Amazing how you can derogate the bravest regiment in the world and the most loyal ally, if they were mercenaries they would be fighting for the Saudi's, Americans or any one who had great wealth, no they fight by loyalty and pride, they are loyal to Britain and India. Mercenaries are rogue soldiers who'll fight for money and any one. Talk with a Gurkha, understand them, know the reasons why they are Gurkhas and who they are before you stick degrading labels on them. Will you say French and Spanish foreign legions are mercenaries too?
We do it the best. My father's regiment.
Wow !!! My maternal Grandfather's Regiment.
3rd Gorkha Regiment. Amazing Piper Band Performance. Jai Mahakali Ayo Gorkhali
बहुत बढ़िया। जोशीला। मंत्रमुग्ध कर देने वाला
Never had the privilege of seeing a Ghurka use a kukri in combat but I've seen demonstrations. They can do everything with those blades from shave to cut down trees. Hope you never have to face one.
One magical blade. You forgot chopping timber and cooking.😀
Ah! The famed Gorkha rifles of the Indian Army. The pride of India.
So perfect drill in group very confident and out standing performance shown pipe band and khukuri dance respect you all and its so nice
The ever Honey Melodious and marching dance steps exact and measured with exact timing ... THRILLING
This has got to be one of greatest clips on UA-cam.
Idk y but I like their unique marching style. Magnificent job! Much Respect👍👍 U.S. Army Veteran
Mix Music Arts....it's the 3rd gurkha of Indian army
Winston Churchill once said words to the effect that 'anyone who said they were never afraid of dying were liars, except if they were a Gurkha soldier!'.
sir it was said by 1st Indian Field Marshall Sam Bahadur Manekshaw.
It was "Any soldier who says he's not afraid, is either a liar or a Gurkha", It was Field Marshal Sam Bahadur Manekshaw, who said that...
No he didn't.
It wasn’t Winston that said that. But still good quote.
The last tune always brings tears to my eyes. Mero ghar❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏
Tune konsa hai bro?
really want to know the last tune song pls pla
A Symphony of Pipe, Drum, Parade! Most excellently done!
Thank you so much !
Just love it 👏👌🙌💯
Superb performance. I want to see more.
Thanks so much for posting. Had the privilege of seeing Gurkha pipe band in Toronto some years ago but not the knife display. Very impressive!
Absolutely brilliant,more so the Pipe band.Well done Lads.
superb performance....proud of Indian army .. ..applogoko hazar SALAM .
These guys deserve the utmost respect,fighting for our contrie's. Credit to the Nepalese. 😎😎
Love the swaying march. Respect.
I LOVE INDIAN ARMY.............
From pakistan.....
1) Great job by camera operator of keeping the marching band within proper framing all throughout the performance!
2) “Weebles wobble, but they don’t fall down!”
3) Q: Do you know why bagpipers are always in marching bands?
A: Because they’re trying to get away from the noise!
😂😂😂
Very nice . Excellent band Jai hind Jai gorka .❤❤❤
Mere school me v band competition tha aur hmlog aapne state me 2nd aaye the pr flutes ka sound aa lg tha 🤩🤩🤩❤️🤗🤗🤗mast display h🤩🤩🤩
If you fight at night that's a platoon you want on your side.
Ask me. The best warriors. Night or day.
18:35 the beat drop so hard.
Really Iam very proud of our Army who serve by heart to the Nation as well save our life too.
love the gurkhas used to watch them playing soccer in bare feet in the bloody snow at either bulford ot tidworth army camp in the sixties amazing brave soldiers of the highest order every single one should be given British citizenship upon completion of the tour in the British army
"Kaphar hunnu bhanda marnu ramro" -legendary indeed
My father commanded this battalion. Bravest of the brave indeed
Lovely people.Served with them in Hong Kong.
These are not British Soldiers, this is the Gorkhas, an Indian Gurkha brigade. The piping tradition has been carried on since the British left India.
The Gurkhas are well loved by the Royal Family as well as all of the UK.
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Little Scotland in India 🇮🇳
लाखों लाख सलाम.
Best in the world for their various formations
Outstanding. Salute to the fighting arms, INCLUDING to the forgotten Corps of Signals, EME, ASC etc
These men are awesome heroes and what a superb display 👌
Finest soldiers of any nation in the world. Ultimate respect to every last one.
God Bless the Ghurkas, a bunch of BAD ASS dudes, and just the sort of mates you want with you when things get tough. A proud bunch of warriors, and rightly so.
This Band contingent should be sent to the Band jumboorie either to UK or Berlin.......One of the Bravest performances....AYO GURKHAS !.......
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A mix of the Assam Rifles' Pipes too..............? Superb anyway!!
An interesting style of marching, top respect and good luck to you all
Aayo 3 GR. The og of the ogiest. 😘❤️❤️😀
Yea..
ತುಂಬಾನೇ ಇಷ್ಟ ಆಯ್ತು ಗೋರ್ಖಾ ರೇಜಿಮೆಂಟ್🙏👏💯🎧♥️🇮🇳
Jai gorkha ..nice supop ..fantastic
I had the privilege to join gorkha regiment in NCC army attachment camp 1977
Proud to be a Gurkha..❤❤❤
Amazing bhai kahan celebrate kiya wb m kya bhai
Love you Gurkhas, love you Indian Army...
WOW how amazingly difficult and nicely done! They didn’t learn that last week.
that is the weirdest drill i have ever seen. perfect timing though
Why? The Johnnie's are having fun and piping out merry tunes. Didn't expect that from an Indian Gorkha battalion?
Leave it to these guys to find the most exhausting way to march
They don't. They march at 144 steps with the battle load equipment. This is cakewalk.😀
I am so happy you posted this and that I found this video. I watch it frequently. I hope you post more, especially this particular battalion.
I am also interested in the way they march and the history of these pipers.
Thank you so much capt Kalyan Gurung.
I am very great full from your golden words and sentence thanks for your comment
Thanks for your comment
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Dholi ki beating jabardast hai sr and drummer awesome sr g
🇮🇳 🇮🇳🇮🇳this is 11th army regiment of Gurkha by indian army
I love to hear the Bagpipes and the drum. Very good.
Unique and historic.
JAI MAHAKALI AAYO GORKHALI ..... AAYO GORKHALI
they are great they do the Gurkha proud, they are very proud people and easy going.
Very amazing display awakening our patriotism pl
Jai Mahakali Aayo Gorkhali ... from a Sikh
Simply amazing.
Amazing display of pipes and drums proud of the armed forces
Excellent Military Performance.
Fantastic. Do you have more from First Battalion The Third Gorkha Rifles?
Motto "better to die than be a coward". Says it all. Read the list of VC's awarded tae the Gurkhas. They and their families are always welcome in my country ...
My Grandfather had great respect for these guys.
I salute gorkga