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No: 25902 Contributor: Sandy Windwick Year: 2011
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Remembrance Sunday parade, 2011.
See also picture #25869 by Willie Watters.
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Picture added on 01 December 2011 at 14:54
A few drill lessons wouldn't be wasted here!!!
Added by Anonymous2 on 01 December 2011
They look very smart
Anonymous comment added on 02 December 2011
The video of the day shows they were the bestmarchers on the day.They spent all day the Saturday before doing drill.
The video can be seen here:
The video can be seen here:
Added by Willie Watters on 02 December 2011
At least they were on parade
Anonymous comment added on 03 December 2011
The comment about drill lessons is very unkind. I thought they marched very well bearing in mind that the Royal Navy don't get a lot of practice. There is not a lot of room to practice marching on ships. Speeking as an ex soldier, and therefore an expert, I thought the cadets marched well.
Added by Sandy Windwick on 04 December 2011
Being an ex serviceman myself and after watching the video clip i must agree with Sandy . "BRAVO ZULU "
Added by Alistair Cameron on 04 December 2011
Having seen Willie's video , I have to agree with anonymous2
Added by Spit on 04 December 2011
Having watched the video I quite agree - they were the smartest of "the youth organisations" on parade that day. Maybe I'm too old fashioned.
Added by Anonymous2 on 05 December 2011
I was marching on the day and thought they did very well...
[I think we'll stop the marching debate on this appropriately positive note - Steven]
[I think we'll stop the marching debate on this appropriately positive note - Steven]
Added by Kenneth Gee on 05 December 2011
They should be proud better than playing a brain numbing game on X box and hanging round streets.
Added by Any port on 05 December 2011
Its not how they marched but why. Good lads!
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Anonymous comment added on 06 December 2011