Moving from The Rifles to The Coldstream Guards | British Army 

She’s in the TA - do you know what it takes to be a guardsman?

@@SILENT-APPROACH You really went through every video to comment about how she's a TA but never saw the one where she talks about moving to the regs. What a melt

Yes@@SILENT-APPROACH

yeah for real

Can you please explain what happens if one now joins the London Jocks or the London Irish Rifles, are they now of, the Scots Guards and Irish Guards respectively?

@@rains_on_leith Both formations are now gone. LS are now G (Messines) Coy, Scots Guards and LIR are No 15 (Loos) Coy, Irish Guards. Both under the banner of the 1st Btn London Guards.

@@bravescot97 Oh, right I see, quite the change - well thank you very much indeed. And I’m sorry for your sense of loss. Good on you.

Sad to have lost these old reserve Regiments. The London Irish were a fantastic bunch of guys and later girls. Quis Seperabit Faugh a Ballagh

I plan to - thank you!

Simp.

Phase 2 in bulford? Didn’t you do that in catterick?

Chatting shit mate phase 2 is still at catterick you turbo lizard

Story doesn’t add up

@@yatesey9132 of course he didn't because he's chatting shit

They’re now Scots Guards!

We have the opportunity to do public duties as well as green skills.

@@ChelsieAngeles Hi chelsea, hope your keeping well, I mean no disrespect but we all have our opinions on things & mine probably will not Im sure be very popular at all. You come across to me as being a very nice person. I agree women have a valued place in the armed forces but I know from personal experience the infantry is absolutely not one for women ( yes you will by now be looking up & tutting, here we go again another out dated attitude ). Could you honestly imagine yourself in a trench in eastern europe somewhere with dozens of sweaty men, not washing or changing your clothes not being able to shower for days maybe weeks at a time. You could be facing death or being seriously injured with a life changing disability every day. This actually could happen with events in ukraine. This conflict may very well be conventional warfare like in the past, bayonets, basic killing ect. I also served in the guards, I was 16 (boy soldier) the training was the hardest thing I have ever done in my life. The chances are Im sure you wont reply to this or even get to read it. Please dont misunderstand me I really mean no disrespect.

@@clivemaskell2439 well if you think alot of women get attached to infantry now days and carry more kit alot of medics are women and they get attached and live the same life so why couldn't they be infantry they pretty much live eat and sleep the same

​@connorlee5873 shut up you simp. Chelsea is never going to be your girlfriend so give up.

Yeah this made me glad I avoided the London regiment, sounds a bit messy tbh

I agree. Being a Rifleman was a great experience and privilege. I didn't have a choice about re-cap badging into the Guards.

She’s in the Reserves at the moment but I think she do want to join the Regs.

She'll mount guards no matter where they are.

Almost everyone

Coldstream guards

@@ChelsieAngeles Thanks. Good Luck BTW Shame you didn't get long enough in the Rifles to closely identify with them its a fine regiment

How is it to be infantry in the raf reg, im really stuck on choice to become a raf reg soldier or join the rifles any advice, im really interested in sniper roles or the progression in raf reg, but alot of people online slagging the reg saying you wont do nothing and its crap

@@GRaFiixGFX both have their pros and cons, i wanted to join the raf reg but couldnt as i was colour blind so my mate talked me into joining the grenadier guards instead

No doubt she'll mount a few.

Are you for real? She can't hack the AR and you want her opinion on the Airborne.

No judgement... RMP 😂

@@ChelsieAngeles had a friend back in the day that is a RMP in the Regs but before he joined the Regs he was in 3rd Battalion Royal Anglian for a while which is a great Regiment.

@@ChelsieAngeles hahahahahahaha why not join the local police… RMP ain’t the military

@@ChelsieAngeles I'm sure you will make a great traffic warden haha 🤣

@@garydonoghue4565 the RMP is part of the army

Good Sharpes meme now that’s soldiering…

Simp.

Are you sure they are?

Reserves mate she’s a stab

She’s RMP now

@@Nathan.150 shocking lol

Simp.

It really is a great honour!

The Honorable Artillery Company is the oldest regiment in the British army -1537.

@@wingaard wrong. It didn’t become a Regt until the 17th century and anyway, is a reserve unit and registered charity. Hardly the same as the Coldstreamers,

​@@ChelsieAngelesblah blah blah.

Guardsman, was a rifleman before, just the name of the role nothing to do with gender

Trust me from personal experience as a guy it helps if you have a pretty face, it's all to do with gender.

Guards-man, as in hu-man - not male gender...

A Gee-Banger as they're known.

tbf they were never 'Rifles' per se, they were a company of the London Regiment who had a link to the rifle units of yore. Although they wore the cap badge they weren't on the Rifle ORBAT at all

@@CP-ne5nf yeah I was warned off London Regiment as a bit of a mess

Thank you!

Saying as though you've served in the guards which regiment would be more fitting for a geordie. CG or SG I'm stuck between the two I'm of Scottish heritage. But I know the coldstreamers were raised in newcastle. I also hear the SG have alot of geordies too. Thank you for you're service.

@tatelife1862 Scots guards based in Catterick now so that's why there is alot but yeah mainly Coldstream guards for you, I know one lad joined the grenadiers though its all up to your preferences want to stay near home or go down to Windsor whatever you chose or have chosen you will have a good time and a laugh

No guardsman nothing to do with gender or just g banger

Cheers Dits. Was that when you were on your 5th week of being on the biff hid away in your room? 😂😂

The Army Reserves is still the Army.

There's women in the regs infantry now and in the guards regiments

Thank God a modern western army doesn't have a sexist such as you in the ranks anymore

Totally agree, I was at pirbright 1972, it was a bastard, made to run in full battle order till we literally dropped, yelled at morning to night. Can you imagine her in a toe to toe basic gutter killing situation with a russian infantryman absolute joke. Completely & utterly clueless. Of course we are not allowed to say the truth anymore we have been passified. Dont get me wrong women in the army are a good thing, they maybe better than men in some trades, BUT not the infantry.

Are you saying you are not comfortable with women dying in the manner men die as infantrymen? Why does it matter if it’s a man or a women doing the dying for their country?

@@debvc6 Hi Deb Von Cannon, thank you for your response, In my comment there was absolutely nothing in it at all not even a hint of what you suggest that I have a problem with women dying .....ect.My opinion of women serving in the forces is they are an absolutely vital asset in the vast majority of trades in the armed forces, they bring in such a huge vartiety of skills beneficial to the table. However the infantry is a very different ball game, its one thing getting through the very demanding training another standing toe to toe eye to eye with a russian infantryman or any other of our adversaries, Im talking about bayonets, hand to hand gutter killing this may sound rather dramatic but its what the infantry can be called upon to do and in our recent history has happened, Falklands war, & Iraq,its what they do. In these situations you just cannot afford to have anybody who is a liability to themselves or others.

@@debvc6 Yes. I am uncomfortable with it. Women have no place on the battlefield. If you can't understand the differences between men and women, it's pointless talking.

@@clivemaskell2439 The WRAC should never have been disbanded, everything worked as it should work until the Political correctness began and gradually became lunacy!

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