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Royal Guards Training. As infantry soldiers, the grenadier guards are extremely versatile. Household troops, better known as 'the guards', have guarded the sovereign since 1660. The queen’s guard is no regular job. Famously, these guards who must serve in the british military prior to their royal guard tour of duty, must stand stock still, not speak, and march in unison, according to reader's digest. Once basic training has been completed, a grenadier guard can specialise as. Despite their ceremonial role, these are. For these reasons and more, there's a good deal to learn when a british soldier joins the royal guard. The queen's guards are all part of the household division who have guarded the sovereign and the royal palaces since 1660. The british army's household division enjoy the honour of guarding the sovereign and the royal palaces. We showed you in the last video what it takes to be a. Training to become a british royal guard is extensive and rigorous. Once selected, you will undergo an intensive training program. Dressed in red tunics and bearskin hats, the palace guards, known as the queen's guard, are made up of soldiers from five british army regiments.

Famously, these guards who must serve in the british military prior to their royal guard tour of duty, must stand stock still, not speak, and march in unison, according to reader's digest. Training to become a british royal guard is extensive and rigorous. Dressed in red tunics and bearskin hats, the palace guards, known as the queen's guard, are made up of soldiers from five british army regiments. The british army's household division enjoy the honour of guarding the sovereign and the royal palaces. The queen's guards are all part of the household division who have guarded the sovereign and the royal palaces since 1660. Once basic training has been completed, a grenadier guard can specialise as. Despite their ceremonial role, these are. For these reasons and more, there's a good deal to learn when a british soldier joins the royal guard. As infantry soldiers, the grenadier guards are extremely versatile. Household troops, better known as 'the guards', have guarded the sovereign since 1660.

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Royal Guards Training As infantry soldiers, the grenadier guards are extremely versatile. The british army's household division enjoy the honour of guarding the sovereign and the royal palaces. The queen's guards are all part of the household division who have guarded the sovereign and the royal palaces since 1660. Training to become a british royal guard is extensive and rigorous. We showed you in the last video what it takes to be a. The queen’s guard is no regular job. Dressed in red tunics and bearskin hats, the palace guards, known as the queen's guard, are made up of soldiers from five british army regiments. For these reasons and more, there's a good deal to learn when a british soldier joins the royal guard. Household troops, better known as 'the guards', have guarded the sovereign since 1660. Despite their ceremonial role, these are. As infantry soldiers, the grenadier guards are extremely versatile. Famously, these guards who must serve in the british military prior to their royal guard tour of duty, must stand stock still, not speak, and march in unison, according to reader's digest. Once basic training has been completed, a grenadier guard can specialise as. Once selected, you will undergo an intensive training program.