Different buttons. Different plumes. Different traditions. But one standard, one purpose, and one family. The Foot Guards might look similar at first glance, but every regiment brings its own history, customs and identity to the parade square — from the precision of the Grenadier Guards, the quiet professionalism of the Coldstream Guards, the pride of the Scots Guards, the spirit of the Irish Guards, to the legacy and grit of the Welsh Guards. Different — but all of the same. Seven into One. Tra

Throwback Thursday: A Glimpse into History - The Welsh Guards of 1915. This week, we're taking a remarkable journey back in time to 1915, to the dawn of the 1st Battalion Welsh Guards. We're proud to showcase a captivating recruitment video from an era that feels worlds away yet resonates so closely with our spirit today. Picture this: the newly formed 1st Battalion, immersed in rigorous training and camaraderie, set against the backdrop of the exotic White City Exhibition Grounds. From the disc

1st Battalion Welsh Guards’ Number 3 Company - “The Little Iron Men” - prepare to fly to Afghanistan on a C-17 Globemaster. They will join the Prince of Wales’s Company in Kabul for Op TORAL 6. | Welsh Guards

The Guards Parachute Platoon have members from each Household Divison Regiment. They recently deployed as part of 3 Para in The British Army's ongoing mission in Afghanistan. They are a permanent platoon attached to 3 Para due to the original formation of The Parachute Regiment made up from members of The Guards Battalions. 🔵🔴🔵💂🏻 | Welsh Guards

166K views · 3.1K reactions | THROWBACK THURSDAY - VERY RARE FOOTAGE This week we have a fantastic video from back in 1949 of the Welsh Guards Trooping the Colour in front of King George VI. King George VI's official birthday is celebrated for the first time since 1939 because of the Second World War. Thank you to British Pathe for the use of this video. For similar videos please visit British Pathé Cymru Am Byth  | Welsh Guards | Facebook

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#ThrowbackThursday: Epic moments at Buckingham Palace! Picture this: Buckingham Palace lawn, the band playing, and King George VI stepping out and giving a crisp salute. Our late Queen, then a young Princess Elizabeth watching with Queen Mary. The Welsh Guards, looking sharp in their full-dress uniforms. Watch the King walk up, chat with some top officers, and hand over the new colours to its bearer. A moment to remember! Dive into this amazing memory with us! Cymru Am Byth #WelshGuardsThrowback