Comments by "J Smith" (@jsmithmultimediatech) on "Royal Marine Reacts To Why You Never Mess With A Guard Of The Tomb Of The Unknown Soldier" video.

  1. The reality with the Bearskins (for the Monarchs Footguards of which are made up of 5 regiments half of their annual service is ceremonial and then the rest is operational) was to really mock the French, their Imperial Guard named The Grenadiers which is where one of the regiments directly gets its name the Grenadiers French for grenade should be pretty obvious really. Is their collar badge as well. Is really called Sentry duty, protecting somewhere from unauthorised access aka Stag as its called in the Brit Army at least "The UK guards rifle..tho old. Are loaded. If they must shoot you.they can and because they are the queens guard. Their will be no charges " No they dont, only very rarely is only when there's some kind of known threat do they ever have live ammunition, is pretty much most of the time just an empty mag, they by law have to follow rules of engagement usually is just the police if anything gets more serious There's even a hut behind the gates of Buckingham Palace where the Met are as well, when someone has some form of invitation to enter either by foot or by car they go over everything (must have some form of official photographic ID to prove who you are).
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