JAPANESE TOURISTS SHOW RESPECT TO THE KINGS GUARD #kingsguard

The Household Cavalry is a corps of the British Army, comprising the two most senior regiments: The Life Guards and The Blues and Royals, which are responsible for both ceremonial duties and operational roles, including armored reconnaissance. 

Here's a more detailed breakdown:

Key Facts:

Formation:

The Household Cavalry was formed on October 19, 1992, uniting The Life Guards and The Blues and Royals.

Structure:

It's divided into two regiments: the Household Cavalry Regiment (operational, armored reconnaissance) and the Household Cavalry Mounted Regiment (ceremonial duties). 

Operational Role:

The Household Cavalry Regiment is an armored cavalry unit, providing reconnaissance and surveillance capabilities, using the state-of-the-art Ajax armored fighting vehicle. 

Ceremonial Role:

The Household Cavalry Mounted Regiment carries out mounted ceremonial duties on State and Royal occasions, including Trooping the Colour, the State Opening of Parliament, and standing sentry at Horse Guards. 

Location:

The Household Cavalry Mounted Regiment is based at Hyde Park Barracks in London, while the Household Cavalry Regiment is based at Bulford Camp in Wiltshire. 

Traditions:

The Household Cavalry has a rich history, dating back to 1660, and has participated in every major conflict since then.

Museum:

The Household Cavalry Museum, located in the historic Horse Guards building, offers a unique insight into the lives and traditions of the Household Cavalry. 

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[kleenex]

This is not Japanese. Japanese do not bow with their hands in their pockets.

[トキ-rz]

I don't think this is Japanese.
It's rude to bow with your hands in your pockets
That's how you get educated

[megs]

Japanese can tell that they are NOT Japanese.

[木田あざらし]

日本人はポケットに手を入れながらお辞儀はしません
日本では相手をバカにしてる、と思われます

Japanese people don't bow with their hands in their pockets.
In Japan, it's considered insulting.

[DavidGilchrist-no]

Much love for the young lady ❤️ 💙 💛 💕 😊 RESPECT 🙏 🫡

[Elena-uob]

Девушка отблагодарила😊очень трогательно❤

[AndrewEdwards-ujmy]

That's what you call respect thank you sweet lady bless you

[Kathy-bebq]

Such respect shown, She's awesome!