British Army Band Catterick in Germany New German/British Unit: DEU/GB Amphibious Engineer Battailon
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- Опубліковано 3 жов 2021
- On September 30, 2021, the german Engineer Bridge Battalion 130
(Panzerpionierbataillon 130) and the UK 23 Amphibious Engineer Squadron were reorganized into a new unit. For the first time in the history of the Bundeswehr, a german and a UK battalion was launched: the DEU/GBR Amphibious Engineer Battalion 130 in Minden (Germany).
For this event and the military ceremony, the British Army band Catterick travelled to Germany. Enjoy them playing. Also the German Army Band "Heeresmusikkorps Hannover" you will find in this video with the "Regimentsgruß" march and the national anthem of the Federal Republic of Germany.
Also der Florentiner march and the Arromanches march will be played and you can enjoy, of course, "God save the queen"
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This is unexpected but great progress. The allies of Waterloo finally back together …only took 180 years
Respect to 🇩🇪 from 🇬🇧
Should’ve never fought two world wars against each other
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Blücher and Wellington side by side. 😀👍🇩🇪🇬🇧
@@stefanzimmermann6377 It was Blucher that saved Wellingtons arse
@@JohnSmith-bx8zb Yes, i know. He wished the night has fallen and the Prussians came , so they did. 💂♂️
My great uncle was a prisoner of war in Germany during the second world war. He was taken prisoner at Dunkirk. But every other year after the war he went to stay with the family of one of the guard's from the last camp he was in. They became friends, and the friendship lasted until his friend died.
Funny that because most never forgave the Germans after the horrors of camps and the massacres of unarmed allied troops
@@keir100 Not sure where your sayings is coming from , one should clarify where and when, Duncan from Scotland
I believe it may have been buchenwald, but he had been in at least 3 during his imprisonment. The guard he visited would at great risk to himself slip some of the prisoners extra bits of bread.
I am a Pilipino during WW2 the Japanese imperial army they occupied the whole archipelago for almost 4years and after a war the filipino ang japanese became friends...in the battle there is no victors only victims.
Lovely story. I’ve heard of similar friendships forming and people being invited to each other’s weddings etc after the war.
As an ex Panzerpionier of the Bundeswehr i am both happy and proud to see these men and women marching side by side, united, brothers and sisters in arms. This is good News in challenging times. Salute our fellows of the British Army. Long live her majesty the Queen!
This is indeed good news. Long live 🇩🇪 rt back at you, and what nice comments ! Especially about The Queen. Respect to our cousins in 🇩🇪 from 🇬🇧.
@@alanandconnielast Never a truer word spoken!
@@raidertheconqueror3818 what complete and utter rubbish- how does it go against anything ? The soldiers of the last two World Wars …. if they are looking down on us …would surely be proud we are finally behaving like the cousins and the brothers we are. What were once mortal enemies are now friends ….more than that friends and distant family -
This is PROGRESS! It’s progress pure and simple and it should be honoured.
Please explain how it’s dishonours either side who fought and died
Enlighten me …
@@raidertheconqueror3818 If I, a sonnof a US Army veteran and grandson of a Polish officer who opposed Naizsm and Communism take no issues with Poles, Germans, and Russians getting on with each other, surely you can to.
No one is denying history, however holding grudges only serves to weaking the Europa. Especially with the onslaught of so called refugees from sub-saharan Africa.
Whilst we should never forget the sacrifice made in two world wars on both sides. Its so nice to see two armies who were once enemies now allies and comrades.
As an Anglo German I am so glad to see this cooperation. In both of our countries a common enemy is breeding by stealth and we will both require outside assistance at times. Long live the Queen, der Bundespraesident, und Unsere Freunde in Deutschland.
My dad was based in Minden, Germany in the 80's in the 50th missile regiment, I went to school in Germany, miss those days It's a beautiful country!!
Sehr gute Nachricht. Mindener und Britische Pioniere gemeinsam in einem Bataillon. Besser geht's nicht. Gut so das endlich wieder Britische Soldaten dauerhaft in Deutschland stationiert bleiben. Ich habe sie über 30 Jahre im Raum Hameln erleben dürfen(28&35th Eng.-Rgt.). Sie gehörten zur Stadt wie die Weser zu Hameln. Und das war auch gut so.
As a “Yank” living in Deutschland it is GREAT to see these two militaries working in unison. Having earned German Fallschirmjager wings jumping with them near Stuttgart in 2002 (US paratrooper qualified in 1977) it is always educational working with our Allies! Thanks for this video! It is heart-warming to see such unity between brothers and sisters in arms working for a common goal of peace through preparedness.🇺🇸🇩🇪🇬🇧
Against the US and UK we had to fought 2 brutal, senseless wars. Against the French there were FOUR wars. My grandpa was a paratrooper and we talked a lot about the bad times. Sooo much suffering, sooo much destroyed families. Let this never happen again!! It is a great achievement that we are all friends today!
Respect and love to our American friends thank you for beeing a alie for so long against Russia and the red army. Despite all political change Europe and the USA belong together... We are family... We bow to you... 🇺🇸🌹🇩🇪❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🤗
@@albionmyl7735 please NEVER bow! A handshake or salute is enough. You are FRIENDS, not “subjects.” 🇺🇸🇩🇪
Schwein Hund? Funny
We should always be united with one another.....The Brits and Germany shouldnever go to war again....stay united
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Would never work...
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@@kelanakelana7998 has done before and can do again.
Mein Vater saß einige Jahre am Anfang seiner Dienstzeit auf einem Dienstposten, durch welchen er Kontakt zur britischen Rheinarmee (BAOR) hatte, an einem Standort bei Kalkar am Niederrhein. Später kam noch eine Verwendung am GHQ der Rheinarmee in MG - Hardt. Seitdem gibt's bei ihm ab und zu "5 o'clock tea", am liebsten Earl Grey. All the best!
All Anglo-Saxons kings will smile.... In my experience the Germans are most popular foreigners in the UK despite the bad past....
I don't understand your reference to Anglo-Saxon kings, but of course we had Hanoverian kings.
@@colinelliott5629 well the Anglo-Saxon kings are from germanic tribe... therefore
Colin Elliott before William the Conquerer, well ... conquered England, a Germanic tribe called the Anglo-Saxons ruled over it. The kings prior to Wiiliam were mostly of anglo-saxon descent. The Anglo-Saxons are relatives of the Angles and the Saxons, two germanic tribes who lived in the area of northern Germany modern day Denmark. After 1066 William replaced most nobles by normanic ones, but most simple man stayed anglo-saxon. That is why you often have two completely different words with the same meaning in english.
A very good example are types of meat and the animals they derive from.
The cow (German Kuh) becomes beef. The anglo-saxon farmer would use the anglo-saxon (and thus germanic) word cow to describe his cattle, while the Norman nobility would eat the meat and call it beef (boef in French)
@@meganoob12 didn't william also have anglo saxon blood in him as well as of course viking
@@npickle54 careful here. Vikings are Germanic, but not German. German are the people who lived and live in the rough area of modern day Germany. Germanic people are all those who are of Germanic descent, i.e. Dutch, English, Germans/Austrians, Danish, Nowegians, Swedish and Islandics
We already liked the British when they were stationed in the Celle area during my own childhood. These nice guys were the first victims of our exercises when we learned the English language at school. Great thing and a nice news were my first thoughts of this.
Really good to see Brits and Germans together .............. as it should be.
Watch out world !!!
The Queen for sure will be happy about this one 😊
I love brits, I love Germans. Two great nations with special history and traditions.
The British music and military band finese is awesome.
The precision and marvel of German engineering is iconic and forever enduring even into its military.
No more wars between these great nations in modern world.
Their union at military level, beats any rivalry ever known between the two wonderful countries.
Example for others to follow.
Next collaboration is US and Russia 🤣🤣🤣🤣.
Indeed Brits and German are the engine of Europe.... Anglo-Saxon brothers
@@alanandconnielast most of those inventions were invented earlier just in different forms or alongside other inventors. Back to the drawing board for you.
As a son of a Ww2 conscript at 18 years of age I hope my dad will be delighted by this merger. He suffered terribly from serious action with PTSD for many years after the war. He always expressed the highest praise for the Wehrhmacht. Saying that we were great amateurs but they were the professionals! Please do us proud Stefan! Make our ancestors proud! 👏 ✌
This unit is currently practicing in the field. And will be part of the VJTF from then on. And helps protect our allies from Russian aggression. #wearenato 💪
So heartwarming to see this collaboration 🇩🇪🕊️🇬🇧👍
Aus meiner Sicht ist es optimal , wenn Soldaten aus unterschiedlichen Länder die die gleiche Aufgabe haben in gemischten Einheiten zusammen arbeiten . Erstens kann jeder vom anderen lernen zweitens bilden sich Freundschaften und Freunde schießen nicht auf Freunde . Und zum wohle aller gibt es sinnvollere Aufgaben als Krieg zu führen . Dazu lernen alle auch Kulturen und Vorstellungen der anderen kennen .
Translation :
From my point of view, it is optimal when soldiers from different countries who have the same task work together in mixed units. First, everyone can learn from each other, second, friendships form and friends don't shoot friends. And for the good of all there are more meaningful tasks than waging war. In addition, everyone gets to know the cultures and ideas of others.
Danke for the translation Horst, we now have a translation feature underneath every comment that is in a different languages to English. Should be the same for you? It is a new feature by youtube...👍🏻
The honor solidarity and efficency of the British and German army bands are brilliant
As a Scot i love your commentary it is so refreshing and very enjoyable . Duncan , once from Edinburgh.
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Thank you.
I'm 71 ('ex WRAC) Best thing I've seen ever. xxxx
Thank you for this comment.
Just finding this nice and unexpected surprise by both superb militaries.I also enjoy listening to military marches of all countries especially UK and Germany so this was a treat.Nice job videoing this poignant moment.Thank you!!🇺🇸
Thank you!
All love and respect to the two great countries Germany and Britain I love you Germany and England from Iraq😍😘🥰
What a great post German and British soldiers side by side long time coming, long may it last and Great Music as well
I myself served with 23 Amph. Eng. Squadron 1967-70 in Gordon Barracks. When I arrived Gillois rigs were in use. When 28 Amph. Eng Regiment was created in 1970 we moved to Bindon Barracks, als in Hameln. Then 73 new HKD German rigs arrived. That was an exciting day! I am SO PLEASED to learn this new DEU/GBR AEB 130 has come into being. ALLES GUTE!!
My brother Cpl Jack frost was in 73 aes 28 AMH 1970 ,
@@ragandoil If full Corporal, then he would probably have driven an M3 rig?
@@peterwoods5310 he went diver RE , then posted to Kiel in 73 to the RE dive and trng school , wanted to take the pilots licence , but a few got into bother , with pay snarl yp they got RAF pilots pay took months re pay back , reckoned diver was a better option for civy st , posted to march wood later after attending Bovey sands RN divers course
It's wonderful, from the BAoR to that Unit, as brothers. Only the British and the Germans can do it!
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The bundeswehr know how to make an entrance ,great marching music
I'm glad to see the two armies working together and wish them well.
Welcome.... Anglo-Saxon and Saxons... The closest alies 🏴💓🇩🇪👍👋
Oh, I don't know. There's already an operational DE/NL Tank Battalion (414 Tank Battalion) since 2019.
the first ccoperation was with the french army... Deutsch-Französische Brigade -> since 1990 ..
Well, the Saxons that went to England with the Angles where not the Saxons of todays Saxony. The origional Saxons of that time lived in nothern Germany - in todays Schleswig- Holstein und Niedersachsen - hence the name of the latter. The name then traveled with the titel Duke of Saxony.
Quote Wikipedia
"After the fall of Henry the Lion in 1180, the title of Duke of Saxony fell to the Ascanian Bernhard, who resided in Wittenberg. At this point in time, the title of "Duke" in the German Empire lost its ties to a people's territory. When the Ascanians died out, the Saxon title of duke passed to the Wettins in 1423, who held the margraviate of Meißen, which was in what is now the Free State of Saxony. Since the title of Duke of Saxony was associated with the dignity of an elector, it was the highest in rank and took the first place in the title. "Saxony" was used to describe the states under the rule of the Wettin house of the Dukes of Saxony. In this way, with the award of the Saxon electoral dignity to Friedrich the arguable, the name “Saxony” also “migrated” up the Elbe."
@@dreamdancer8212 indeed I am from Westphalia North West Germany. I am a native old Saxon the today Saxony in the east have nothing to do with the old Saxons. They are slawic we are from German tribe.
There is town called Beverungen in Westphalia it's related to former Beverington in Eastbourne in Sussex ( East Saxony). Especially english people are very similar to us north west Germans. Boris Johnson, Laurence Fox the whole Fox actor family the blond people of England are from Anglo-Saxon tribe.
@@albionmyl7735
BoJo is from Ottoman tribe.
We should be very grateful for these pictures !
Wir sollten für diese Bilder sehr dankbar sein !
Never made sense Britain and Germany being enemies. No other nation has as much cultural connection with the UK.
Apart from nearly every damn one out there, Britain is a mongrel nation with many ancient cultures as part of it's make up, ever heard the Vikings, Normans? Ever wondered was so much French in still present within spoken and written English? Of course you haven't.
Yes, no more brother wars! I have an English father and German mother who were on opposite sides during WW2.
not much connection with us Taffs in terms of Germans, bach
@@TarnishUK France, Scandinavia, all populated by Germanic tribes in the in the Roman and post Roman era, pretty much all of Central and Western Europe come from the same stock.
@@vanpallandt5799 The Celts originated in present day Turkey, albeit in an era long before the Ottoman Empire and the mixture of North African and Middle Eastern populations that brought to the Mediterranean, but still darker than Anglo-Saxon/Danish/Fresian ancestry.
I have to say i like a lot of the German military music especially the panzerlied.
Ngl german marches a overrated
You know the tune of God save the Queen was the same tune of the old German Empire's anthem
And the German anthem is a much-loved hymn in Britain, and one of my favourites.
And the German anthem tune was formerly that of the Austro-Hungarian Empire
At the time the German Empire actually didn't have an official anthem. There were a couple of songs played at official occasions, among them "Heil dir im Siegerkranz", which glorifies the Kaiser to the tunes of "God save the Queen".
Well, the royal families were related, so no one really cared i guess lol
It's definitely a great idea to have two likeminded militaries working together like this. Soon enough, more badness will happen be it conflict or disaster and when it does, this unit will be invaluable.
The March which you don’t know is “Wings”. It is the quick March of the British Corps of Royal Engineers, which is why it was played on this occasion, a RE parade
Thank you.
Absolutely amazing! Mortal enemies 1939-1945. How things change and sometimes for the better.
🇬🇧GOD SAVE THE QUEEN🇬🇧
God save the Queen from Germany we are family 🇬🇧💞🇩🇪😇🌹
One could say mortal enemies 1914-1945 really. And after brexit and all the fuzz in British politics and the blaming of the EU, including Germany, seeing this as a German is heartwarming. At least our militaries still understand that we are allies, friends and family
@@meganoob12
Angela Merkel (who, let's face it, called the shots) could have offered the British prime minister David Cameron something to take back to the British electorate during the pre-Brexit vote negotiations. But, for whatever reason, didn't. So, yes, in a way Germany was at least partly to blame for Brexit.
But, please don't confuse the EU with Europe. The vast majority of the UK population (no matter what their view on Brexit) do see our European neighbours as allies, friends and family. Errr.. the French less so.
@@Wotsitorlabart Even Merkel has no mandate to decide that over the head of every other EU-member - and I'd even argue doing so betrays the values of the EU and would be a prime example of how the Brexiteers fear the EU is indeed run. And also the demands made by Cameron beforehand were quite outrageous to the point of subverting EU Legislation and installing the British House of Commons as a supervising body of the EU Parliament.
Nope, Cameron dropped the ball. Instead of calling out the obvious lies pushed by Brexiteers he ducked away annd allowed the British population to be tempted into Brexit.
Habe in diesem Regiment damals 28 Engineer Regiment 17 Jahre(98-2014) gearbeitet , schön zu sehen das es die Rigs noch gibt hier bei uns , sogar in meiner Nähe komm aus Meißen . 😃
( Gerade wegen des Hinweises hierauf beim Auslaufen der „Rappenau“ nochmals angeschaut. )
Wäre es nur schon immer ein solches MITEINANDER gewesen …
Cheers ! First pint to The Queen !
As an ex squaddie I'd be proud to serve next to anyone who stood their ground against Tyrants
Is this a NATO sponsored event or not?
Queen Victoria and her beloved grandchildren Willy, Nicky and Georgie must be proud.
Great video and I really enjoyed it. Thank you for the interesting information about the schellenbaum. Danke schön.
Two best armies in Europe working as one watch out put in
I seem to remember the King's German Legion from Hannover that provided excellent service in the Napoleonic Wars.
Too both nations and both armys you are loved and respected by your friends in America
About time!!!!
I too love military music and enjoyed your on screen commentary.
Thank you, Sir. In future, I will try to do more such videos in english.
About time , long time overdue, great minds think alike, all round great decision.
Excellent Piece of film under the conditions. More's the pity that the British Army Band is no longer a Military Wind and Brass Band like the Herresmusikkorps.
Thank you. Was hard to get the sound well but I think it´s ok regarding my possibilities
There are now three brass bands in the British Army. Most bands are still wind bands. I agree that all army bands should be wind bands
The music played by the British army band that you did not know the name of was. wings The Royal Engineers Regimental March
Thank you.
Reminds me of my stint there in’73 crossed the Weser many times, quartered in Buckeberg!
Endlich mal ein Kanal der sich auch um unbekannte Stabführungsarten in Westfalen kümmert.
Interessant, dass der Captain in der Formation marschiert. Wusste ich so auch nicht.
Endlich Mal mit unserem westlichen Freunden und keine Gutmenschen
Super England und Deutschland Military music !! Kein rassimus und böse rechte
Imagine the Military from the UK, US, Germany, Canada, Austria and France would team up against a common enemy…
The King's German Legion, Des Königs Deutsche Legion, (1803-1816) was probably the first. This is a great video, thanks for sharing it!
The last time British and German armies fought together was at Waterloo, the King's German Legion from Hanover, Brunswickers in their black uniforms, who were mainly boys and the Nassauers who had been with Napoleon for most of the Napoleonic wars but switched sides at Waterloo and were placed with the Dutch Belgian Units, who had also switched sides. The Prussians who had been beaten at the battle of Ligny by the French, were racing across to Waterloo, to pay back the French, which eventually finished Napoleon and his Grand army. That is if you if do not class the Boxer revolution in China, when a lot of Western countries joined to quell it.
Bosnia, especially Kosovo and Afghanistan were also in the books
@@AVKnecht I suppose, there might be many more wars, in which have fought on the side of the Germans, which are not in the official history books, like when NATO attacked Serbia in 1999.
Was this Wouldham hard or Upnor
Whilst the public is screaming isolationism all over Europe again, it's now the military showing some international bridge building (literally). Damn.
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Probably the best two anthems in the world.
The unknown March is “Wings”. The regimental March of the Royal Engineers.
Thank you.
And about time, best of the best!
Nice Video. I am glad we at least work together a bit.
Bravo. This is good to see.... and hear. :)
War is becoming really expensive and this is how we split the check and improve communication between units which is probably the most important thing out of this.the Germans showed how vital communication was 80 years ago.🇺🇸
My father was a prisoner of war with the Black Watches he worked as a pioneer of which I also have pictures
The man who took care of them was called Malcolm so I named my eldest son Malcolm.
And for the best rhythm guitarist in the world rest in peace Mal
The unknown song is, "Wings", a British folk-song that is the regimental march of the Royal Engineers and of my old unit, formerly known as the Royal Canadian Engineers, in the days prior King Pierre the First's dictatorship.
Thank you
The tune you did not know is called „wings“. At least when played on scottish bagpipes. I don‘t know if there is another name for it when played by a brass band.
Thank you.
Excelent Military Bands
Cooles Video
Danke schön.
The Regimental March of the Royal Engineers was the March played. It is a combination of Two tunes, The Path Across the Hills, and My Boy Willy. A reference to the Tanks, Big Willy, and Little Willy in WW1.
Thank you.
Wings
Actually it may be the first time a British unit is serving with a German unit as a composite unit, but German troops serving with the British army goes back quite a way. Prussian mercenaries served with the British in many campaigns during the American revolution and I’m sure in other wars as well.
I believe against Napoleon as well
@@kevinmartin3859 the King’s German Legion (KGL); 1803 - 1816!
@@jochensteber3881 you got there before me, officially made up of Hanoverian soldiers escaping the French occupation. Also the nickname of the 60th (Royal American) Regiment was the Jaggers, an anglicisation of Jaegers because of the number of German emigrés serving in the two light battalions of the regiment (5th and 6th I think).
Not Prussian as such but from the various states of Hesse and other German principalities
@@vanpallandt5799 Landgrave Friedrich II of Hesse-Kassel signed so-called subsidy treaties with his brother-in-law, King George III of Great Britain, on January 15, 1776. According to these treaties, the Hessian sovereign undertook to provide Great Britain with a contingent of soldiers on a permanent basis, with a total troop strength of about 12,000 men.
According to historical sources from the region, the contingent consisted of 15 infantry regiments, 4 grenadier battalions, 2 companies of Feldjägers and the artillery corps. To these were later added three companies of Feldjäger on foot and one on horseback.
In all, about 19,000 soldiers were leased from Hesse-Kassel to Great Britain during the course of the American War of Independence. Hessian troop strength in North America during the course of the war was always between 10,000 and 12,000 men, making up about one-third of the total contingent of British troops in the North American colonies.
I hope that I do not have too many spelling and grammatical errors in my text and that my English is understandable. I apologize in any case for this in all form
The tune is “Wings”, the quick March of the Corps of Royal Engineers.
Thank you.
If I recall correctly Germans were allies during the Napoleonic wars and served in British units some even had "union jack patches" on their tunics?
REspect.
A bridge to far springs to mind.
All that was missing was "!Hurra For The CRE".
The Queen is happy!
"amused"👑😊
Her real name of course is NOT Elizabeth Windsor......but Elizabeth Sax Coburg and Gotha! Look it up if you don’t believe me.
@@Stormshadow11114 😀👍👍👍
Sorry if it's already been answered but the unknown tune is Wing's, the Regimental march of the Royal Engineers.
Thank you.
The Bands are excellent.
nice to see this time was a peaceful not shooting at each other like in ww2 . but this is a great to hear
Nice. Take care.
Das ist ausgezeichnet Ich liebe es Ich bin Englisch ❤🤝🏻❤
Endlich!!! Ein Bezug zum Engländer auf einer völlig anderen Ebene, jenseits von Brexit, Backstop, Boris Johnson!!!!! Worüber unsere Presse (und leider auch die auf der anderen Seite vom Kanal) NIE berichtet!!!
Dafür bin ich ja da.
@@BadBonsai1 🙂
Well we always had a lot in common! 👍
What a great idea. WW2 was long ago. We won't forget the fallen. It's time for friendships and to not look at Borders. UK 👍
고맙습니다.
Different countries have they own music or tune. French or Netherlands have different ways. But we enjoy listening.
As I recall the red tunics of the British army came from the Hanoverian troop uniforms of Germany with King George?
not quite..the New Model Army of of one of our greatest men - Cromwell. They moved from uniforms determined by Colonels with money to a standard colour - red - for all regiments of foot
Interesting sub thread so I thought I would look it up. This seems to be the answer. Thank you good people! ua-cam.com/video/2-sFPXJY_uA/v-deo.html
@@vanpallandt5799
And because red dye was cheap.
@@Wotsitorlabart yes..but aa said red was the colour before Hanoverians came along
What’s funny is the two anthem would of been one if this was ww1 era and the Brits and Germans weren’t fighting
at least its an Engineers unit. If they combined some kind of guard units then would probably end up with Liebgarde (Love Guard) rather than Leibgarde (Life Guard) - seen former a few times (Liebstandarte Adolf Hitler - Adolf Hitler Love Regiment) just like non military types in press used to write about the Royal Anglicans
The music at 11:20 is the Neapolitan song "O sole mio", nice performance...😂🤣😆
From Roma Italia
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This was the reason why the British army was cut back to 80,000,the creation in all but name the European army.
How on earth has this been allowed to happen?
@@genwoolfe successive British government's and continental countries have planned this for years.The only slight hiccup was Brexit,but believe me the European Union and the remoaners in this country are playing the long game.
European Army does NOT mean European Union Army in Germany.
@@grahamellis6029 General Reilly
was right all along.
@@grahamellis6029 Speaking as a Remainer, surely this is NATO? Btw Remoaner is about as witty as Isreal
Is this the start of the European army that Britain said they wouldn't be part of?
No.
Despite Brexit Britain belong to Europe
Hopefully.
it doesn´t depend in this case, if britain belongs to the European Union or not. UK an Germany belong to NATO. And the NATO don´t care about Brexit, their order is do defend NATO territory. And that is, what we see here: British troops will be part of a Bundeswehr unit. On the other hand, german frigates will help UK and other allies in the indo-pacific region.
ua-cam.com/video/-Qc4hOmZuKg/v-deo.html
#wearenato
Not Macron at all, the uk naval and air assets have been supporting the French military outside the NATO area since 2010.
All helps the uk- or what will be left of it - in rejoining the EU.
Thank you, Bad Bonsai, for putting English explanations on the screen. I wish that we would reciprocate in such things but so few of us are educated in other languages. This is not a Brexit thing. Our education system is dominated by progressives who hate Brexit, but they are not interested in educating people about different cultures unless it's to say they are better than ours.
You´re welcome. Was a great ceremony.
@@BadBonsai1 Yes, I thought it was superbly done. And your coverage meant that some of us could know that it was happening. Danke und Frohes neues Jahr.
Please let the German Engineers/Sappers know we have Sapperfest in England every July and they are invited. This should work, two beer drinking nations. PS the British March is the Royal Engineers quick march aka Wings.
Ah, thank you.
The song you didn’t know is called Wings, it’s our March of the Corps of Royal Engineers.
Thank you.
@@BadBonsai1 you are more than welcome, great video. 👍
excellent trombones, on point, well-played, good tones in spite of mic trouble.
An ex British Army squaddie, whom was posted in Germany for some time, told me the German military had a high regard for the British Army back in the 60's and 70's. Although from what I gather, discipline certainly isn't lacking in the German Army........
Sehr gut gespielt, wenn man bedenkt, dass das Musikkorps erst vor ein paar Jahren gebildet wurde.
Was die Briten sicherlich ärgern wird, ist, dass du „reorganised“ mit Z geschrieben hast ;)
Grüße!
ja, ich sollte mir dringend angewöhnen, meine Kommentare vorab noch mal querlesen zu lassen. Aber ich bin so ungeduldig 😂😂
@@BadBonsai1 Jetzt hast du es halt in amerikanischem Englisch stehen xD
Die British Army Band Catterick besteht übrigens aus den Bands des Royal Armoured Corps, der King’s Division und des Corps of Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers (REME).
Unpopuläre Reformen in der Militärmusik haben zur Bildung dieser zusammenfassenden Bands geführt.
Aber da du ja das Badge des Royal Corps of Army Music verwendet hast, gehe ich davon aus, dass ich dir da nichts neues erzähle. :)
Das Doofe ist: Ich hatte, da ich ja wusste, dass eine Abordnung dort spielen wird, mich vorab auf den Seiten der BA eingelesen. Konnte aber vorher leider niemanden vors Mikro kriegen und als ich fertig mit dem Dreh war, sind die bereits aufgesessen. Fun Fact: Am gleichen Tag hat eine Abordnung des Marinemusikkorps Wilhelmshaven in Großbritannien gespielt.
@@BadBonsai1 Die Briten sind wohl scheu :p
Gibt es Aufnahmen vom Auftritt des MMK in Großbritannien?
Hatte nur Fotos auf Instagram gesehen. Die waren da zu siebt. instagram.com/p/CUh3lC0s5ny/?
The tune you didn't know was Wings, the march of the Royal Engineers
Thank you.
The Schellenbaum is a Jingling Johnny in English.
Thank you.
A *what now* ?
Warum spielt das Heeresmusikkorps bei etwa 05.00 "Grün ist unser Fallschirm", oder gibt es noch andere Texte zu der Melodie?
Und Panzerpionerbattaillon 130 wird am besten mit 130 Armoured Engineers Battalion übersetzt😉
Dieser Marsch heißt Regimentsgruß. Und die "Übersetzung" habe ich zum einen der Pressemappe und zum zweiten einem Tweed des Insp. Heer entnommen.
@@BadBonsai1 danke👍🏼
@@stephanl1983 Der Regimentsgruß wird vom Heeresmusikkorps Hannover übrigens immer zum Einmarsch und Preußens Gloria zum Ausmarsch gespielt. Vergleiche in Seedorf vor 2 Wochen: ua-cam.com/video/cxe8mvCD57w/v-deo.html (Hier würde dann auch der Gesang "Grün ist unser Fallschirm passen")
@@BadBonsai1 oder „schwarz ist unser Panzer“
Passt dann schon eher zum schwarzen Barett
The saxons (tribe) again side by side, how good to see. I myself served together with the British Forces at a NATO unit.They were good comrades and we had more in common, than dividing things.We alrady had a victorious past (Waterloo) 😉.
My Father was Pionier bei the Black watches Whit 16 Günter Gloe at POW
This reminds me of 1815 all of sudden
Quite. The Germanic forces fought brilliantly and bravely. The British were good at leading a multi-racial army - that was their strength (is their strength?).