Do Grenadier Guards do more ceremonial duties than other Guards regiments?

1 response

278 views

Additional information

I been doing a bit of internet research and on one page, it showed that Grenadier guards do more ceremonial duites than other Guards regiments and they have their own Nejmegen company near Buckingham Palace. Is that true?

Start new discussion Browse other categories

Anonymous asked a question to Combat

Category: Role Description

Date asked: Friday, March 20, 2020

Last reviewed: Friday, March 20, 2020

James A.

Reconnaissance Platoon soldier

They have a ceremonial company, like the coldstream and Scots guards. Queens guards are split between all of the guards regiments. They will rotate through periods where other regiments have operational and overseas requirements.

Ceremonial is conducted with near enough all of the army, you will see various regiments such as rlc, Gurkhas and marines outside the palaces.

Hope this helps

J

Friday, March 20, 2020

This discussion is closed, so no new comments can be added.

Did you find this discussion helpful?

Top categories

Application Advice Application issues Application process Application Status Application support

Related discussions

Do chefs get attached to regiments or in a regiment of chefs alongside attached regiment?Is it true that guards recruits spend more time on their admin like polishing boots as opposed to line infantry recruit?Do mechanised infantry regiment recruits, get extra training as opposed to light infantry recruits?How often do Guards regiments like Irish Guards participate in ceremonial duties and stand on clocks at Royal Places?May I ask, so artillery gunners have a infantry role as well?What do guard officers do whilst guardsmen are on sentry box duties?Is their a certain height for females to be in the Grenadier Guards?Do you have to do cermonial duties in the grenadier or Coldstream guards? Or can you opt out?Do you get to choose which medical regiment you are attached to as a GDMO? Do some get more action than others?Do you know if junior soldiers can become commissioned officers?Is there a Corps or Regiment that does more humanitarian aid than the others or do they all get deployed evenly?If a CMT attached to a Guards regiment can they get involved in ceremonial duties e.g. trooping the colour?Do highly acafemically qualified infantry soldiers get promoted quickly?Is there any specific requirement to be an officer in Parachute Regiment or is just like any other regiment?Do you work with reservists very often? I'm not sure if they ever get deployed?