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Always brilliant, try playing an instrument at their standard quick march, then try it at their double march for about a mile

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I remember the first time I heard this. It was in 1972, Lemgo Germany. It was when we had the new Colours presented to the Battalion by Princes Alexander. All the Bull Shit that went on before hand was well worth it. The Bugles that day were outstanding in their Drill and Playing. I well remember Pip Morris I think it was behind the other Buglers, having to catch up to the Buglers as they advanced, as he caught up to them and the ''Check Step'' they did and then kept going. What an AWESOME Display of Drill! It will be in my head till I pop my clog's!

Celer et Audax....... when we had proper band and bugles

My Father was in D.L.I. My Uncle Keith Bell K.O.Y.L.I. Both in Korea, Uncle Keith was Wounded. I was in Durham City, with My Dad when the D.L.I. Was disbanded and the Colours were Paraded for the final time. Although I was never in the Army, I get emotional when I Hear the Bugles and Hear the March at 140 to the Minute, even when it is The Rifles. I still thing of my Dad and Uncle Keith. On another note (excuse the pun), what was the Largest Regiment in the British Army, during WW1. It may be a surprise to some. It was the Durham Light Infantry, 43 Battalions.

Regimental bands of the rifles and Gurkhas rifles 💂🇬🇧

Regimental bands bugles of the rifles

watch the short steps of there feet it kill your legs i know i was in the light infantry

To 2 of my mates Ex Durham. Pte W Wright &, CSM F Harrison. Enjoy lads!!

Major Sharpe, Sir!! Yes Sergeant Harper! Sounding, "Fall in". Right, Pat Get the men on parade!!!

So clean, sharp enough you'd cut yourself!!

My brother must be in this 1RGJ BANDSMAN ROBERT SCOUSE WILLIAMS RIP 😥

Pity the sound is ropey as it would be immense.

A proud member of 2RGJ,our likes will never been seen again,it's up to the Rifles to carry on the tradition with the same pride as we carried the duty of our great regiment, Swift and Bold lads.

Served in 1LI this music makes my hair stand on end 45 years later......magic

God Bless the Dirty Little Imps. Fastest marching regiment in the British Army.

DLI 180 to the minute, if and when required. Fastest marching Regiment in the British Army.

Fastest marching Regiment in the British Army. Thank you so much for this..

Haway the lads

Absolutely magnificent. Brilliant!!!

What you didn't see was the Guards coming in at the same time. By the time they'd touch the first blade of grass the Light Division were finished and in the Bar with a drink in hand...😁

I love our military. But have a special fondness for the LI. Father, uncle and cousin were in the royal green jackets. I myself in the cavalry but I really do love these guys. I'd go so far as to say I'd prefer their style to that of the guards etc.

how the fuck did Byrne get bugle major

230 in the band ... or over 30% of the entirety of the British Army bands as we now have them in 2022! And that was just one part of the Army. I supposed it was always crazy to have so many musicians, and maybe we did realise even then how blessed we were! And that it was too good to last... All good things come to an end, everything changes... but this is a bit hard for an old-timer to stand, to be honest.

Fastest marching Regiment in the British Army. Many thanks for this..

5:26 does anyone know why the three buglers have different colour plumes in their hats and tassles hanging down? Just interested.

Well done fellas 👍

Ahhh yeah the memories 🥺🥺🪖🇬🇧👍

Semper Fidelis. 8th. Battalion.

Superb. Nice to see green on horseguards!!

My father played there. 1:08 - middle line 5th one in 7:45 - cornet player top right hand corner RIP Jeffrey Bennett

It amazes me that they have any breath to play their instruments whilst marching at that pace 👏👏👏👏👍

I was in in the 60s when i got to my Battalion in Berlin,( long before the partition wall was built.) the 2nd Green jackets my bugle major was Colin Green

What ever happened to our light divisions, we don't have all the bands now ???

This was 1983 not 84

This was my favorite piece as a bugle player

Brought tears to my eyes. I served in the first battalion K.S.L I in the Korean War and the sound of the bugles bought back many memories of the men I served with. Even with 90 years under my belt.

I can't help thinking of all my mates of (1RGJ) who are no longer with us, Cheers to all of them RIP..

The Light Division are fantastic as soldiers and buglers

My son was there with his regiment playing his bugle it was a fantastic day and great to watch

Advance the Durhams!

Just fancy marching at that pace and swinging your arms like this. Brilliant.

great

Brilliant

As an Ex 2nd Bn Royal Irish Ranger I had great pride in my Regimental Band Bugles Pipes and Drums, our tradition came from the Ulster Rifles, Light Division. QS, FAB.

The start of my musical career 💯👌💯 I’ve traveled the world since with my music. I,m proud to have been a member of the Light Division 💯 I remember this like it was yesterday. Thank you for posting

Simply brilliant and will always be a part of me

I was a bandsman with the SCLI OSNABRUCK 1959 GREAT BAND HAPPY DAYS

Looking for friends of the Late Harry/ Henry Dymond Gordie) Came down with the Jarrow boys ✌️❤️❤️

Stumbled across this absolutely fantastic the light division truly amazing wish it was like that today