Bless them all. from an Aussie Army Vet. Nothing on earth to compare. My Scottish lineage is Munro. Have a son and granddaughter n Edinburgh. Love Scotland so much.
@@Emtbtoday If we caused shenanigans at a host port, you would had been the least of our problems. Our Sargent Major we feared the most. Thanks for being understanding to the lads, they are great men.
I’m a U.S. soldier and I felt tremendous pride in these troops. I love Scotland and the UK with all my heart. They are our best allies and brothers/sisters.
@@stuartstanley3599 no but their ancestors and mine did, that's the reason for this you tool 🤦♀️ They weren't called the ladys from hell for nothing you know. Have some respect, they've been on a tour of duty. You couldn't even lace their boots mate 👎🤣
--A word: Respect ! As an American who served years ago in our army, there can never be that pride that comes with returning to your native city and region which such a great show of pride and manliness, for we are from all different places now, not as of old, perhaps the 15th Pennsylvania or whatever you have. I am moved by the respect shown by the People to Their Lads.
From an English Veteran, who is a Quarter Scot myself, you have my absolute Respect. The Great Scottish Battalions /Regiments, Past & Present, I Salute you all!. God Bless you my Scottish Cousins & not just Neighbours, We're so proud of you all, each and every one of you!.
Na, not in every case, here in Europe. I have done military service and I am sixth generation Stockholmer (at least, same sir same for at least 200 years in the city of Stockholm - my great great grandfather) - beat that. :-P :-D :-)
To bad we Americans fly them into a airport then bus them to a area. Put them in formation, and say a few words, then release them to their families...this is much better!!
Just can't stop watching the video and listening to these magnificent 3 Scott's pipes and drums. Been serving in the Dutch Rifle Guards bataljon 12 Painfbat Garderegiment Jagers. We had our own music cors to, the Jachthoornkorps Garderegiment Jagers, but they did not give me as much goosebums like this music. My old regiment integratiedebat in 11 infantr. batailjon airborne air asslt Garderegiment Grenadiers en Jagers, into the 11 lmb Airborne Brigade , wich has her own Pipes and drums marching band called The Falcon Guards. Thnx again Jim Ramsey for posting this video and Hail and Glory to the Black Watch! Allez Chasse!
2:00 Wha’ Saw the 42nd 4:00 (mute for copyright recognition) 5:18 The Glendaruel Highlanders 9:30 Scotland The Brave (Royal Salute) Vivace - 165 bpm 10:50 The Atholl Highlanders 12:00 The Glendaruel Highlanders 14:30 The Green Hills of Tyrol 14:52 (mute for copyright recognition) 15:28 When The Battle’s Over 17:50 Highland Laddie 18:30 (mute for copyright recognition) 21:00 Wha’ Saw the 42nd 24:30 (mute for copyright recognition) 25:15 The Atholl Highlanders 25:45 The Glendaruel Highlanders
I never knew Drachinifel was a Drum Major.... I am a Yank here, but descended of Scottish blood. MacAndrew(s). They dropped the Mac when they came to America in the 1800s. My mom would not let my dad listen to the Pipes at home. they drove her nuts... I guess you either love or hate the bagpipes and drums! We would listen to Bluegrass and Scottish Pipe and Drum music when Mom was not around. I have always been very proud of my Scottish heritage, Back in the early 80s or so, my Cousin was stationed around Europe in the Military and did a deep dive in to our family history. We re- discovered our family Crest and Tartar and traced our lineage back to St. Andrew. To go any further back would have taken more money than he had at the time. On my bucket list is a trip to Scotland to see a REAL Scottish Military pipe and drum parade and to visit St. Andrews golf course, and take in the beautiful countryside. Just imagine being the enemy, hearing this coming for several hours, knowing that each beat of that drum brought many angry Scottsmen one step closer to you. It is truly amazing how the bagpipes can be mournful, uplifting and cheerful, and terrifying all at the same time. it brought a tear to my eye. When they passed the Veterans, and they called BATTALION, EYES RIGHT, SALUTE and the vets said SCOTLAND SALUTES wow, what a moment of shared respect. I am far away but my heart is in Scotland.
Clan Campbell's tartan whom supported the Bruce's for the Scottish Kingship before and after Robert I's succession in 1306, their sort of unofficial nickname's hilarious from other regiments or by others.... the really hard fcuckers and with good reason too pmsl!!!
How can you say true scots,there may be loads of english and welsh in that battalion,just because there scots guards or black watch doesnt mean there all scots.my mate was in irish guards an he is english,and another one of me mates was in blackwatch and hes english too.
@@ellepant Also of note actually a lot of the nobility (possibly all of it) were actually from France, take the clan I am a descendant of Clan Bruce, are from Normandy actually present day Brix. Torquhil Campbell the Duke of Argyll and Clan Chief of Clan Campbell sits in Inveraray Castle 13th Duke of Argyll, the clan that largely founded the Black Watch or rather where they stem from hence it's their Clan's tartan they wear, doesn't have a Scottish accent.
@@michaelmayfield4304 for the way he stands @ attention, he at least must have been in the army, or even a 3 Scot. He even took off his cap, holding it in his right hand... i think its very respectfull of him.
Talorc MacAllan I agree 100%. What’s sad is especially in the west this is the path the majority seem to want. I don’t watch television or movies these days, but what’s amazing to me is you can see all these shows and movies that replace the roles of Europeans with those of others ethnicities and women. When if it’s a fictional story it’s one thing. They do this with actual historical figures and back that with the education system which never corrects them, you now have a up and coming generation that think history was some multiculturally cultural story with no gender roles. Which they think the white European male has changed In order to take the glory. Which is false. I’m for every ethnic group having pride In their roots and culture, regardless of color or origin. But only in the west do you see the actual population choosing to change their own histories to be more politically correct according to modern standards and seemingly choose to want the eradication of their own cultures. You won’t go Africa and find a European casted as a pharaoh or Shaka Zulu. You won’t go to Asia and find one playing Genghis Khan or Nobunaga. Or South America and find one playing Montezuma. Yet that’s how things are. Anything associated with whites is bad these days. Whites get blamed for everything and the make issues of non issues. Slavery for instance such rage over whist ended over 160 years ago (Not calling slavery right just proving a point). They make it seem like a European invention even though it’s been around since the dawn of man. There’s been slaves of every trace throughout history even whites, which gets ignored. It also gets ignored that at the same time as he European slaver trade You had the Arab slave trade going on. Which was twice as large and twice as cruel. Hell the majority of male African slaves in the Arab slave trade got castrated so then couldn’t “dilute” the Arab bloodlines by running off and sleeping with their women and impregnating them, let alone other Africans. Not to mention the Africans were being captured and sold by other Africans. Or the fact that slavery still exists in the Middle East and Africa Friday. Which you literally never hear about because it doesn’t go with the presented narrative. Europe and the west is already lost. I’ll never forget my roots or history. I come from the Ui Neill dynasty, still a standing member of Clan MacTavish. Our motto is “non oblitius” as a middle finger to clan Campbell but in these days it’s a good motto for life itself. “Strange times are these in which we live when old and young are taught falsehoods. And the one man that dares to tell the truth is called at once a lunatic and fool.” - Plato
Many moons ago, as a TA soldier in the RCT, I had the honour to be your transport for a couple of weeks. So VERY proud of that, and christ ! Could you guys hold your beer ! ! !
I was working at the lounge in Japan. There are many students attended. I was taking cared by the lounge owner and his family especially his wife. These were the happiest time one of the in my life.
To the thousands of her Majesty's Armed Forces who left Hearth and home in defense of a nation not theirs after 9/11 this Yank will be forever thankful.... To the families of the hundreds who never saw home again fulfilling a promise that an attack on one is an attack on all.... Thank You will never be enough.... God speed boys....
My Dad was a drum major in a pipe band in Manchester and when I hear the pipes it gives me goose pimples! Memories as a little girl! Brilliant guys! Oh and my Grandmother was a Gordon! Would never cross her lol
There are two types of military parades. One to show totalitarian rule over the people. Two to give hopof lasting peace and liberty to the people, and in return show the love and admiration of those who serve. This is the latter. God bless you.
No disrespect intended, I first heard of the Black Watch while watching a video about a fictional game called Battletech. I had no idea it was based on a real battalion. I clicked on it very quickly when I saw it recommended while I was watching a bagpipe and drum video from Clanadonia. I am pleased to see this proud battalion returning home, somewhat because of my partial Scottish heritage but mostly because it looks like the people are welcoming them after they have served. I'm sorry, my clumsy words don't adequately convey my thoughts and emotions.
There was a soldier, a Scottish soldier, Who wandered far away And soldiered far away. There was none bolder, With good broad shoulder. He'd fought in many a fray And fought and won. He'd seen the glory, He'd told the story Of battles glorious and deeds victorious. But now he's sighing, His heart is crying To leave those green hills of Tyrol. Because those green hills are not highland hills Or the island hills, They're not my land's hills And, fair as these green foreign hills may be, They are not the hills of home. And now this soldier, this Scottish soldier, Who wandered far away And soldiered far away, Sees leaves are falling And death is calling And he will fade away in that far land. He called his piper, his trusty piper, And bade him sound a lay... a pibroch sad to play Upon a hillside, a Scottish hillside Not on those green hills of Tyrol. Because those green hills are not highland hills Or the island hills, They're not my land's hills And, fair as these green foreign hills may be, They are not the hills of home. And now this soldier, this Scottish soldier Will wander far no more and soldier far no more And on a hillside, a Scottish hillside You'll see a piper play his soldier home. He's seen the glory, he's told his story Of battles glorious and deeds victorious The bugles cease now, he is at peace now, Far from those green hills of Tyrol. Because those green hills are not highland hills Or the island hills, They're not my land's hills And, fair as these green foreign hills may be, They are not the hills of home. Because those green hills are not highland hills Or the island hills, They're not my land's hills And, fair as these green foreign hills may be, They are not the hills of home.
I believe that was Andy Stewart who first sang that song...I was born and raised in Dunfermline in 1949.. My Father was in the Black Watch in WW Ii. Your comment was lovely..thank you.
Canadian English by my roots, I love anything to with the pipes man many yrs of history in the untied Kingdom and very honorable men and women have lived died and served their country well.!
Can someone tell me the name of the Bagpipe tune starting 4:04 please. Thanks and well done to all, I never get tired to hear them over and over again.
Skotlanddjani su drevni narod sa divnim folklorom i bogatom istorijom. Dobri ratnici i posten narod koji je kroz Istoriju branio svoju teritoriju i nikada nije bio okupator. Pozdrav iz Srbije. - Tha na h-Albannaich nan seann daoine le beul-aithris iongantach agus eachdraidh bheairteach. Gaisgich math agus daoine onarach a bha tro eachdraidh a ’dìon an cuid fearainn agus nach robh riamh nan luchd-còmhnaidh. Sin as coireach gu bheil gaol againn ort. Beannachdan à Serbia. - The Scots are an ancient people with wonderful folklore and rich history. Good warriors and honest people who through history defended their territory and were never occupiers. that's why we love you. Greetings from Serbia.
Its like a reenactment of the Argyle & Sutherland Highlanders retaking The Crater. The insurgents heard the pipes and decided to stay at home that night.
I always like the Pomp and Showmanship of Troops from the UK. And Her Royal Majesty's troops throughout the world. They know to honor their troop. Watch an old film, The Canadians coming in, " The Devils Brigade". They embarrassed the American Troops who were very undisciplined. And, this really happened.
10:58 beautiful.....but intimidating....as an English man I'm glad we have our union and these historicly brave men and women on our team much 🏴🏴🏴
Bless them all. from an Aussie Army Vet. Nothing on earth to compare. My Scottish lineage is Munro. Have a son and granddaughter n Edinburgh. Love Scotland so much.
From a old Marine in the United States, looked outstanding and a beautiful parade.
Same traffic from another old Marine. I would be proud to fight alongside this bunch. Semper fi Mark.
Aye impressive lads when no on leave causing havoc in the clubs! There a pain in the arse at times for doorman lol
@@eddiemclean7011 Semper Fi Eddie, we could not find a better crew to send our enemy to hell.
@@Emtbtoday If we caused shenanigans at a host port, you would had been the least of our problems. Our Sargent Major we feared the most. Thanks for being understanding to the lads, they are great men.
I remember the the first time my son heard the pipes and went through the crowd to see the pipers. The pipes always give me goose bumps. 💓
From a veteran of the United States Army, 1st Squadron, 1st Cavalry Regiment of Dragoons, so well done my brothers.
Heart aches and tears fall, everytime I hear the pipes. Bless Scotland. Tough, manly men (and woman). Thanks from a Yank: part Irish.
How can you not feel immense pride in these young men.
Have they ever fought in Scotland?
I’m a U.S. soldier and I felt tremendous pride in these troops. I love Scotland and the UK with all my heart. They are our best allies and brothers/sisters.
And women, even though there weren't any.
@@stuartstanley3599 no but their ancestors and mine did, that's the reason for this you tool 🤦♀️ They weren't called the ladys from hell for nothing you know. Have some respect, they've been on a tour of duty. You couldn't even lace their boots mate 👎🤣
@@stuartstanley3599 they dont have to ....
You Scots have got to be the most patriotic people on Earth. You have a lot to proud of that's for sure! Thanks again for the great footage Jim!!
Thanks Arlee and thanks again for doing that channel intro .. I keep forgetting to use it!
Not having a go at the scots coz there our brothers in arms but there no more patriotic than the english or welsh
Patriotic enough to be part of the UK xD
did you know that Scotland and Israel are the only countries to have signed a covenant with God (christian). When we say god's own country....
We have no Borders just idiot invaders trying to make them
I'm British (English) and I love my Scottish brethren, may we fight for each other for all of time.
Meet on the level, part on the square
British (Scottish)and I concur Sir🇬🇧
@@gordymiller4630 : Just like all good widows’ sons do??!! 🤝🇬🇧👍
My father was in the black watch as of my grandfather …. Proud xx
RIP to my fellow soldiers and friends that lost their lives in afganistan. Thank you for your service boys never forgotton.
o7
@Séan Dooley Yes of course, not like we were saving them from the Taliban.
Bandwagon comment
@Séan Dooley Exactly mate, how are these guys making the world a safer place?
@Séan Dooley go to the delightfull sharia land, you deserve it ! Yous true name is Oussama Dodley, no ?
The Scottish regiments are truly Britain’s best. Love from England
I've seen this video countless times but each time it's exciting, inspiring and quite impressive.
Beautiful sound, beautiful country
Fantastic!
Best seen military drums and pipes video ever! Greets from Germany
Living Canada and it makes me so proud!! Just amazing feeling watching tradition!! Cheers fellas!!! Having one for ya!! The Chills
5+ Millon Scots in sleeper cells...waiting, in Canada....Lookout!!👀
I am Danish and everyday I listen to Black watch bagpipe band because it is the best bagpipe band in Scotland
Its is an amount discipline for your day and the willing of marching all day long with drums 😊
Inveraray pipe band, officially the best in the world, Hakon.
@Talorc MacAllan 10 4
Hakon I used to compete against a pipeband from Denmark.
HEATHER PIPES AND DRUMS OF COPENHAGEN
They were a decent band and lovely people too
--A word: Respect ! As an American who served years ago in our army, there can never be that pride that comes with returning to your native city and region which such a great show of pride and manliness, for we are from all different places now, not as of old, perhaps the 15th Pennsylvania or whatever you have. I am moved by the respect shown by the People to Their Lads.
As a Canadian I give you my very best salute mate from an old Royal Winnipeg Rifle soldier.
From an English Veteran, who is a Quarter Scot myself, you have my absolute Respect. The Great Scottish Battalions /Regiments, Past & Present, I Salute you all!. God Bless you my Scottish Cousins & not just Neighbours, We're so proud of you all, each and every one of you!.
Na, not in every case, here in Europe. I have done military service and I am sixth generation Stockholmer (at least, same sir same for at least 200 years in the city of Stockholm - my great great grandfather) - beat that. :-P :-D :-)
To bad we Americans fly them into a airport then bus them to a area. Put them in formation, and say a few words, then release them to their families...this is much better!!
as a yank dont care
Thank you for posting this. It is wonderful to work to.
What an epic parade, modern army with Bagpipe ? Tremendous !! Scotland always in my heart ...
Just can't stop watching the video and listening to these magnificent 3 Scott's pipes and drums. Been serving in the Dutch Rifle Guards bataljon 12 Painfbat Garderegiment Jagers. We had our own music cors to, the Jachthoornkorps Garderegiment Jagers, but they did not give me as much goosebums like this music. My old regiment integratiedebat in 11 infantr. batailjon airborne air asslt Garderegiment Grenadiers en Jagers, into the 11 lmb Airborne Brigade , wich has her own Pipes and drums marching band called The Falcon Guards. Thnx again Jim Ramsey for posting this video and Hail and Glory to the Black Watch! Allez Chasse!
2:00 Wha’ Saw the 42nd
4:00 (mute for copyright recognition)
5:18 The Glendaruel Highlanders
9:30 Scotland The Brave (Royal Salute) Vivace - 165 bpm
10:50 The Atholl Highlanders
12:00 The Glendaruel Highlanders
14:30 The Green Hills of Tyrol
14:52 (mute for copyright recognition)
15:28 When The Battle’s Over
17:50 Highland Laddie
18:30 (mute for copyright recognition)
21:00 Wha’ Saw the 42nd
24:30 (mute for copyright recognition)
25:15 The Atholl Highlanders
25:45 The Glendaruel Highlanders
Thank you so much Mate. What a wonderful list
Brings tears to me eyes! Inspiration beyond belief.
I never knew Drachinifel was a Drum Major.... I am a Yank here, but descended of Scottish blood. MacAndrew(s). They dropped the Mac when they came to America in the 1800s. My mom would not let my dad listen to the Pipes at home. they drove her nuts... I guess you either love or hate the bagpipes and drums! We would listen to Bluegrass and Scottish Pipe and Drum music when Mom was not around. I have always been very proud of my Scottish heritage, Back in the early 80s or so, my Cousin was stationed around Europe in the Military and did a deep dive in to our family history. We re- discovered our family Crest and Tartar and traced our lineage back to St. Andrew. To go any further back would have taken more money than he had at the time. On my bucket list is a trip to Scotland to see a REAL Scottish Military pipe and drum parade and to visit St. Andrews golf course, and take in the beautiful countryside. Just imagine being the enemy, hearing this coming for several hours, knowing that each beat of that drum brought many angry Scottsmen one step closer to you. It is truly amazing how the bagpipes can be mournful, uplifting and cheerful, and terrifying all at the same time. it brought a tear to my eye. When they passed the Veterans, and they called BATTALION, EYES RIGHT, SALUTE and the vets said SCOTLAND SALUTES wow, what a moment of shared respect. I am far away but my heart is in Scotland.
Brings a tear to your eye ,so proud of our boys every one a true soldier and a true scot.
Clan Campbell's tartan whom supported the Bruce's for the Scottish Kingship before and after Robert I's succession in 1306, their sort of unofficial nickname's hilarious from other regiments or by others.... the really hard fcuckers and with good reason too pmsl!!!
How can you say true scots,there may be loads of english and welsh in that battalion,just because there scots guards or black watch doesnt mean there all scots.my mate was in irish guards an he is english,and another one of me mates was in blackwatch and hes english too.
@@ellepant Maybe thats due to GB or UK not existing back then dip shit
@@ellepant Also of note actually a lot of the nobility (possibly all of it) were actually from France, take the clan I am a descendant of Clan Bruce, are from Normandy actually present day Brix.
Torquhil Campbell the Duke of Argyll and Clan Chief of Clan Campbell sits in Inveraray Castle 13th Duke of Argyll, the clan that largely founded the Black Watch or rather where they stem from hence it's their Clan's tartan they wear, doesn't have a Scottish accent.
God bless the flowers of Scotland, the home of heroes. Salute
I'm 60 now and still miss the military. It was the best part of my life. Canadian army.
Thanks for the music.
The Black Watch, BANZAI !
God bless to The Black Watch,and you !
at 15:08, note the old warrior at attention in the gray hoodie.
@@michaelmayfield4304 for the way he stands @ attention, he at least must have been in the army, or even a 3 Scot. He even took off his cap, holding it in his right hand... i think its very respectfull of him.
Grendel _ unfortunately that mindset is a rarity in western countries in the present day.
@Grendel _ Ok, cool? Your from amerigay?
Talorc MacAllan I agree 100%. What’s sad is especially in the west this is the path the majority seem to want. I don’t watch television or movies these days, but what’s amazing to me is you can see all these shows and movies that replace the roles of Europeans with those of others ethnicities and women. When if it’s a fictional story it’s one thing. They do this with actual historical figures and back that with the education system which never corrects them, you now have a up and coming generation that think history was some multiculturally cultural story with no gender roles. Which they think the white European male has changed In order to take the glory. Which is false.
I’m for every ethnic group having pride In their roots and culture, regardless of color or origin. But only in the west do you see the actual population choosing to change their own histories to be more politically correct according to modern standards and seemingly choose to want the eradication of their own cultures. You won’t go Africa and find a European casted as a pharaoh or Shaka Zulu. You won’t go to Asia and find one playing Genghis Khan or Nobunaga. Or South America and find one playing Montezuma. Yet that’s how things are.
Anything associated with whites is bad these days. Whites get blamed for everything and the make issues of non issues. Slavery for instance such rage over whist ended over 160 years ago (Not calling slavery right just proving a point). They make it seem like a European invention even though it’s been around since the dawn of man. There’s been slaves of every trace throughout history even whites, which gets ignored. It also gets ignored that at the same time as he European slaver trade You had the Arab slave trade going on. Which was twice as large and twice as cruel. Hell the majority of male African slaves in the Arab slave trade got castrated so then couldn’t “dilute” the Arab bloodlines by running off and sleeping with their women and impregnating them, let alone other Africans. Not to mention the Africans were being captured and sold by other Africans. Or the fact that slavery still exists in the Middle East and Africa Friday. Which you literally never hear about because it doesn’t go with the presented narrative.
Europe and the west is already lost. I’ll never forget my roots or history. I come from the Ui Neill dynasty, still a standing member of Clan MacTavish. Our motto is “non oblitius” as a middle finger to clan Campbell but in these days it’s a good motto for life itself.
“Strange times are these in which we live when old and young are taught falsehoods. And the one man that dares to tell the truth is called at once a lunatic and fool.” - Plato
Talorc MacAllan we are the last of a dying breed.
That’s my home town! 😍 Mon the brave lads returning home, doing Scotland proud 🏴
Many moons ago, as a TA soldier in the RCT, I had the honour to be your transport for a couple of weeks. So VERY proud of that, and christ ! Could you guys hold your beer ! ! !
No one will ever question the bravery of the Scots.
The gurkhas will
Biggest Hearts!💜
Gherkas were arm and arm with the Scots. True warriors them both!!
@@jmakminhas no they wont ....not at all.....
Except the Irish 😅
I was working at the lounge in Japan. There are many students attended. I was taking cared by the lounge owner and his family especially his wife. These were the happiest time one of the in my life.
As the old saying goes.... „ never get the queen upset that she will send the highlanders“, thanks for the video
Dagobert1234 this is one of the best and truest phrases I've ever heard. God damn Scotland makes some hard men.
@@marythomas1198 who generally raises the boys to become men?
And my Grandmother! Boy could she cook!😄
@@marythomas1198 ..very true, my granny was the warrior in the clan 🤣👊 RIP granny mac🏴❤😔
Filling up just watching - brilliant and pony impeccably turned out 👏👏👏
3:48 I love how their pony is a corporal with a bunch of medals
@Macavity Macavity Most Shetland ponies are not cleared to work with children.
Yeah ... even our ponies have attitude ;-)
It's true. They're cranky buggers.
Poor thing looks like he's got a sore throat, he looks a little hoarse.
@Miss Take and part time sniper lol
To the thousands of her Majesty's Armed Forces who left Hearth and home in defense of a nation not theirs after 9/11 this Yank will be forever thankful.... To the families of the hundreds who never saw home again fulfilling a promise that an attack on one is an attack on all.... Thank You will never be enough.... God speed boys....
Amen my brother.
You just have to love Scotland....if not then idk. Love from the us, lovely country, intriguing culture, amazing people.
The best day of my life so far is a day I spent in Scotland in the 90's. Perfect.
Absolutely agree! I have always loved the bagpipes!
Good to see you back - your videos give me a nice taste of Scotland between my visits there for work.
Thanks Pat, glad to be back!
My Dad was a drum major in a pipe band in Manchester and when I hear the pipes it gives me goose pimples! Memories as a little girl! Brilliant guys! Oh and my Grandmother was a Gordon! Would never cross her lol
Doesn’t matter where you come from. This hits exactly how it is meant to.
Wonderful. Thankyou Jim from England!
22:10 when the old soldiers appear! Salute!
There are two types of military parades. One to show totalitarian rule over the people. Two to give hopof lasting peace and liberty to the people, and in return show the love and admiration of those who serve. This is the latter. God bless you.
I’m American and part Scottish and I love the black watch a lot because I play the tenor drums in a pipe and drum band that is named after them
I'm American but I love the sound of bagpipes.
As you should!
Just gets better every time I watch
you can wake me every morning with this kind of musice
Same here!
A truly noble Battalion of Professional Men, I am so proud of all your hard work lads!
American descended of the Bruce clan - love the pipes and drums, must be something to that genetic memory :)
From Australia ---- well done!!!!
Make me want to walk 10.000 miles and 10.000 more
You could be eligible for a claim from the Pro-claimers.
If you've walked 500miles, and then walked 500more.....
No disrespect intended, I first heard of the Black Watch while watching a video about a fictional game called Battletech. I had no idea it was based on a real battalion. I clicked on it very quickly when I saw it recommended while I was watching a bagpipe and drum video from Clanadonia. I am pleased to see this proud battalion returning home, somewhat because of my partial Scottish heritage but mostly because it looks like the people are welcoming them after they have served. I'm sorry, my clumsy words don't adequately convey my thoughts and emotions.
Scotland the brave!!!! God bless!
Intonation is pretty fantastic on the high notes!
There was a soldier, a Scottish soldier,
Who wandered far away
And soldiered far away.
There was none bolder,
With good broad shoulder.
He'd fought in many a fray
And fought and won.
He'd seen the glory,
He'd told the story
Of battles glorious and deeds victorious.
But now he's sighing,
His heart is crying
To leave those green hills of Tyrol.
Because those green hills are not highland hills
Or the island hills,
They're not my land's hills
And, fair as these green foreign hills may be,
They are not the hills of home.
And now this soldier, this Scottish soldier,
Who wandered far away
And soldiered far away,
Sees leaves are falling
And death is calling
And he will fade away in that far land.
He called his piper, his trusty piper,
And bade him sound a lay... a pibroch sad to play
Upon a hillside, a Scottish hillside
Not on those green hills of Tyrol.
Because those green hills are not highland hills
Or the island hills,
They're not my land's hills
And, fair as these green foreign hills may be,
They are not the hills of home.
And now this soldier, this Scottish soldier
Will wander far no more and soldier far no more
And on a hillside, a Scottish hillside
You'll see a piper play his soldier home.
He's seen the glory, he's told his story
Of battles glorious and deeds victorious
The bugles cease now, he is at peace now,
Far from those green hills of Tyrol.
Because those green hills are not highland hills
Or the island hills,
They're not my land's hills
And, fair as these green foreign hills may be,
They are not the hills of home.
Because those green hills are not highland hills
Or the island hills,
They're not my land's hills
And, fair as these green foreign hills may be,
They are not the hills of home.
I believe that was Andy Stewart who first sang that song...I was born and raised in Dunfermline in 1949.. My Father was in the Black Watch in WW Ii. Your comment was lovely..thank you.
I live in the US.....but I will always be a Scot. -Veteran '66-68
Scots, united! And superb camera work.
My dad was Scots guards and he said guarding and moving with the band was amazing, and that is the whole reason why I want to join up
So take it you wanna join a scottish regiment in the army but which one.
Royal Regiment of Scotland, Scots Guards or Scots Dragoon Guards?
They are not marching, they are swinging! It’s a joy to watch .
im 11Bravo, USA...Respects, Bros--forever!
You are back! You know what? I am happy!
So am I .. very happy!
Goosebumps ! my utmost respect and honour !!
I have a young friend who loves marching. He says he get a high from it. I get a high just watching this.
Canadian English by my roots, I love anything to with the pipes man many yrs of history in the untied Kingdom and very honorable men and women have lived died and served their country well.!
A nation observing its warrior class
"What was your job in the army grandad?"
"Son ... I walked the pony"
That is probably the best job in the regiment.
@@boomstick617 And met the queen loads of times!
Doesn't matter the job as long as you do it with pride and to the best of your ability.
@@eddiec.2856 @ BW Chrissy you dont have a JOB in the Army.....you have a way of life.....just to make that clear..... i thank you o7
@@A.Steptoe bugger off, its a joke, stop being so serious
Epic ! In Croat Army we have neither bagpipes nor drums. Just steps.
It does not get better than this
My kind of Parade!! 👀 👀
❤️👍🏻❤️
Welcome home boys.
Two things happen after hearing bagpipes.
1. Someone is about to get fucked up.
2. Someone just got liberated
Very impressive! Something about the pipes and drums just says "badass" - don't f**k with us!
Their by other regiments nickname is (or what they're known as) the really hard fcuckers.
Aye, get oot oor way or we will move ye oot oor way.
@Séan Dooley get a life son, seeing your snide wee comments quite a lot 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
Right ..image sitting in ditch at the front line and hearing this coming toward you ...
@@eggboundanddown9851 it's always Paddy's.
Never enough of Cpl Cruachan IV. Thank you!
now that was one patient pony! and wonderfully clean streets
Can someone tell me the name of the Bagpipe tune starting 4:04 please. Thanks and well done to all, I never get tired to hear them over and over again.
It's called "The Atholl Highlanders"
It's beautifull to hear!
My dad was Black Watch and I am so proud
Amazing!!!!!
Skotlanddjani su drevni narod sa divnim folklorom i bogatom istorijom. Dobri ratnici i posten narod koji je kroz Istoriju branio svoju teritoriju i nikada nije bio okupator. Pozdrav iz Srbije.
- Tha na h-Albannaich nan seann daoine le beul-aithris iongantach agus eachdraidh bheairteach. Gaisgich math agus daoine onarach a bha tro eachdraidh a ’dìon an cuid fearainn agus nach robh riamh nan luchd-còmhnaidh. Sin as coireach gu bheil gaol againn ort. Beannachdan à Serbia.
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The Scots are an ancient people with wonderful folklore and rich history. Good warriors and honest people who through history defended their territory and were never occupiers. that's why we love you. Greetings from Serbia.
Thank you Jim Ramsay for this footage! If any pipers are reading this, what model of bagpipes are they playing?
Its like a reenactment of the Argyle & Sutherland Highlanders retaking The Crater. The insurgents heard the pipes and decided to stay at home that night.
So awesome work, dear sir!
A nice acknowledgement with, “eyes right” for former service members.
I love seeing such a storied unit showing their heritage, and also marching in modern kit.
God bless Alexander Morrison 1730-1823. Because of you I am blessed. I shall hold your banner high.
Makes me wish i were in Scotland right now.
Makes my heart smile. Family is McLeod, McLaren, and Bruce.
Thanks
Great sound!!! Excellent execution!!!
The children of the Gael are no cowards... They have Norse blood as well... We are sons a daughter of the Gael and dragon
Look how clean the place is as well...someone has been on (areas) 😁
Great upload .
Celeretaudax.
Magnificent!!!!! 🇬🇧🏴
My Father was in the 3rd Battalion Transvaal Scottish stationed in Egypt during WW II . They were called "Ladies of Hell" He wore His Tammy With Pride
I always like the Pomp and Showmanship of Troops from the UK. And Her Royal Majesty's troops throughout the world. They know to honor their troop. Watch an old film, The Canadians coming in, " The Devils Brigade". They embarrassed the American Troops who were very undisciplined. And, this really happened.
the bagpipes have been used in battles across the world for centuries as a us vet it sends chills across my body my favorite is amazing grace
10:58 beautiful.....but intimidating....as an English man I'm glad we have our union and these historicly brave men and women on our team much 🏴🏴🏴
I lov u Scotland n ur bravery n ur band. Long long long liv Scotland
Great songs. I love it!
Schön zu sehen das es Länder gibt die ihren Soldaten die Ehre zu Teil werden lassen,die sie verdient haben.
respect from Poland
Awesome parade ❤ from the Pacific 🏝