40th Anniversary of The Falklands War Parade - Edinburgh 2022 

As an ex-piper, I can really appreciate marching on parade, I was very fortunate to travel to Scotland in 1985 with my family and to play my pipes.🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

I am a New Zealander, Veteran Soldier. My mother was born in Wishaw Glasgow and came to NZ with her family aged 14 many years ago. Mum's gone now Dad too, i am very proud of my Scottish heritage. God bless the McRae Clan from my paternal Grandmother, Mary McRae. Long live the McRae Clan. Robert Wilson 82yo. NZ.

The Royal Marine Bands, without equal, are the best for concerts and displays. However , for Marching Troops, you need Band, Bugles, Pipes and Drums. This Pipe Band were outstanding on this Parade. Well done to all, Lest we forget. Well done my Jock brothers from just across the water from ye. Faugh a Ballagh.

Brilliant march - Anybody else notice how the pub parasols also seemed to dance to the pipes and drums .

Thankyou for your service frome canada🇨🇦 alot of sailors airmen and marines lost there souls may they rest in peace, And not be overshadowed by bigger conflicts. The politics don't matter at the end of the day they were fighting for there and their own Brothers lifes may they not be forgoten like so many others

Great parade. Special mention to the pipers. Can't beat the pipes. Haunting melodies everytime.

Brilliant lads well done to all lovely pipe tunes

Great vid, Jim. Thanks for capturing the March and uploading. 👍 Good music all round. 🎶👌

I personally believe that it is a good thing to stage parades like this. That said it seems clear that probably the majority of those taking part in the parade - bandsmen, pipers in particular would through no fault of their own, not even have been born in 1982 and in all probability have no real feeling of the spirit of those times. I'm old fashioned enough to believe that as a mark of respect one should be especially well dressed for such occasions if you put yourself in some conspicuous position in the parade. I noted with disapproval how photographers, unkempt for the most part, kept flitting in and out of the parade like locusts making a thorough nuisance of themselves and severely detracting from what is meant to be a solemn and dignified occasion.

Scots Guards Association Pipes & Drums - well done lads !

Am glad it's a dry day for them all .Thankyou.

my 2nd husband was on the HMS Invisible coming home from the Falklands War. Little did I realise marry him in 1986

Absolutely fantastic I see there's a gentleman that was in the amnesty parade last year and some remembrance parade you had he's the one in the wheelchair with the two flags on to all them and who died I thank thee all God bless you all great pipe music thank you so much Jim for sharing this

Great video - especially the pipe tunes❤️👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

I love when the GSM shouts like that! gives me goosebumps 😁

Jim Ramsay. Thanks for sharing this video. Enjoyed watch this Parade, 👌

Great to see Tony.

There's something about the pipes. You'd think in Edinburgh they would have lead the parade.

Great video sir. Was keeping a eye out see if any of my old buddys were there.

WHAT A AMAZING SITE

My phone sucks. Headline should be "40th anniversary of the Falklands victory, against the Argentinian invasion, parade." I remember it well. As a US naval officer I I watched how the British defeated the argentines with great skill and sacrifice.

What a mess; the various cameramen spoiling the March Past by being all over the place. Also a pity that the PM chose to march past the saluting base with 3/4s instead of Highland Laddie or the Crags of Tumbledown Mountain. Given the occasion, it would have been much better.

In memory of a great friend x 2nd battalion l sgt scot guards Brian Aitchison (fluff) gone but not forgotten

Such a shame that you didn't film any of the Scots Guardsmen marching behind the pipes.. I was in the Grenadiers during the war so I didn't go.. but these lads lost many comrades out there.. you should've filmed them..

Braw Lest We Forget.

🚎Return to Edinburgh✈

Respect….

Nowt smarter than a jock guard RSM…🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿💂‍♀️

Nice and clean..No poop

Regimental band corps of drums Royal Marines and pipes and drums scots guards association

Gentleman and Ladies thank you for your service from the Untied States.

Any one know which excellent civilian pipes and drums band that was?

see you at the tattoo. greets from munich.

Malvinas argentinas! We Will back! B.I.M 5

Headline should be "40th anniversary of the Falklands Victory aga inst guess the Argentinian invasion Parade!

I don't see the victims of this needless war, I don't see the pictures of those who died, ... where are the soldiers who came back invalid? I remember Thatcher didn't want them to participate in "her"victory parade ...

I never saw one veteran, it was all bands.

A good parade ruined by a amateur Camera work.

Thatchers lackeys.

Son pocos para festejar, y el publico no esta, entonces no les importan nada ni las islas ni los kelpers.

I do not suppose they invited the Argentina Ambassador.

Las Malvinas son argentinas!!!!

VIVA MALVINAS BRITS OUT NOW

Farklands Islands belong to Argentina always. Dont forget that!

Malvinas argentinas.

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