The Band of HM Royal Marines Commando Training Centre - HMS Cambria Farewell Parade
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- Опубліковано 12 вер 2024
- The Band of HM Royal Marines Commando Training Centre Lympstone led members of HMS Cambria through the streets of Barry in the Vale of Glamorgan, South Wales for a Farewell Parade ahead of their move from the Vale to their new purpose built facility in Cardiff Bay.
The Royal Navy Reservists of HMS Cambria were joined by members of HMS Flying Fox, Bristol Royal Marine Reservists, Wales University Royal Navy Unit, local Sea Cadets and Veterans.
The Band played:
Farewell Ceremony:
Heart of Oak - March on (00:03)
Band of Brothers - Inspection (04:35)
National Anthems (07:26)
The Parade:
On Parade (09:59)
Chimes of Liberty (13:55)
Hart of Oak (16:06)
A Life on the Ocean Wave (17:43)
Glorious Victory (18:34)
The National Emblem March (20:14)
The parade commenced at the King's Square at 11:25 and after a short ceremony with speeches from the Mayor and Commander Fry of HMS Cambria the parade marched down Holton Road to the Civic Offices where the parade was dismissed.
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With due respects to the Royal Marines, I prefer as a marching infantry regimental band a Brigade of Guards band. They have a matching beat which is unsurpassed!
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4 minutes of heart of oak ! absolute bliss!!!
I'm just glad that I never had to serve in the Royal Navy in the battle of the Atlantic, either during The Great War, or the second.
And I am also grateful that I never had to serve in the United States Merchant Marine during world war II.
I would have never made it. You would have had to mop me up.
my heart dropped when i saw that drill
It's a shame that drill is not a naval skill!
Some shocking drill there and I don’t mean the band!
Awesome band as always, such a shame the sloppy, unrehearsed shambles that marched in behind it let the side down.
My old Chiefy would have had a fit..... closely followed by lots of drill.
Wow, music 🎶 and marching awesome and brilliant thank you for sharing i want to apologise for my behaviour and thank you for watching over me God bless take care stay safe the RM band is the best in the world Lyn 🌎 👏🙏💜😀
Another great video Joe.
Thank you Ron!
Kudos to HMRM band service, although the marching afterwards was rather ragged, the best were the VETS, the old showing the young how it's done, though as they progressed they licked themselves in shape. All the best thanks for the insight. Kiaora keep safe and all the best from NZ😷👍😷👍
Thank you Katerina and for your continued support! Stay safe in New Zealand too
Music - Heart of oak
Great video
Thank you very much as always Military Events! Some great footage from you latley too, your stability has really improved on the "walking along" shots! Thank you for your continued support, what's your next video?
Military Bands Everywhere your welcome, my nExt video is in london, tomorrow. I have booked tickets to seeRoyal Marines bearing reatreat and the colonels review in June.
@@militaryevents107 Oh, very soon!! I'll look out for the video!
Military Bands Everywhere sorry, unfortunately I can’t go today but I’m hoping to go next week/soon.
@@militaryevents107 well all the best for when you next can!
Very good video
'?' is Chimes of Liberty (Goldman)
Thank you very much, I shall add it to the description now!
I'm a great fan of the Royal Marine band having served in the RN myself, but I find it sometimes disappointing when the camera focuses mainly on the band and not on the subject of the event which after all was the members of HMS Cambria's farewell march. As always a good turn out by all, just wish the coverage was a little more even.
Hello Mike, I understand what you mean completely and although I do try to show both band and units behind, the aim of my UA-cam channel is to primarily film Military Bands, therefore the focus in my videos is on the skilled musicians. I hope this is ok and thank you for the feedback!
Thanks for your reply I appreciate it. I didn't realize that the video was from a devoted military band channel, so my apologies to you and I now understand the point of the video. What caught my eye regarding the video was the fact that it was the RM band and also from Barry, as a child in the 40's-50's we would go to Barry by train to spend a day at the beach, so fond memories all round. So thank you.
Lovely... anyone know the march music starting at approx 10mins....?
The march is called “On Parade” and is actually the official adopted regimental march of The Royal Logistic Corps.
@@MilitaryBandsEverywhere ... many thanks for info
Why are they in their summer dress in January
I was wondering the same! Even though the winter sun was bright it was still only 4 degrees celsius!! I think the rules of Winter and Summer order differes slightly between services.
It was probably down to the other platoons on parade not being issued greatcoats so, in order to make the parade look uniform the band wore summer rig instead of their greatcoats.
Havnt seen such a mess in my life
I love listening/watching these super Royal Marines Bands but I wish they didn't all contain Hearts of Oak/Life on the Ocean Wave which I get fed up with listening to - I know it is traditional but what a bore
Hearts of Oak is absolutely magic it can even make a cynical old fart like me, cry.
They are the Regimental marches for the Royal Marines and Royal Navy so every parade they will be heard going past the salute. The pieces are very traditional and hold strong affiliations with the regiments and their service personnel, past, present and future!