Guarding The Queen Episode 3

In their red tunics and bearskin caps, the Grenadier Guards are the most famous soldiers in the world, they look like this anywhere in the aquatic sapphire team changing the guard at Buckingham Palace, they constantly strive for perfection ceremonial. Also frontline soldiers in the most dangerous war zones in the world. For the first time, we go behind the scenes at the Royal Palaces to show how the pride of protecting the Queen and the sacrifice of war combine to create a unique soldier: the Grenadier Guard. Spring has arrived. London brings tourists training here in just a couple of minutes and for the Grenadier Guards this means the ceremonial season is in full swing with the changing of the guard taking place daily on the forecourt of Buckingham Palace.

The Grenadier Guards were founded in 1656. one button all the way down on their jackets and the Welsh Guards are the newest, they were founded in 1915 and have groups of five buttons. I think it's really cool to have like a king in Queens, yeah, to be good, all the pomp and bus and all that. We're trying to get a photo of the guards, but there are too many people. They are changing, merging and playing little songs. Double star. You know, nice head. The Queen's next-door neighbors are the Grenadier ceremonial soldiers who live at Wellington Barracks changing the guard. is small beer compared to the main event of the ceremonial color parading season also known as the

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's birthday parade your company, sergeant major steve monroe, the job of getting the grenadiers to drill the perfect inch you're smoking your face like that, but what his men don't do What I know is that he's a sergeant major with a guilty secret, right?

On the Queen's birthday, he prays rials and you know that. I mean, I'm close to a coma. Oh, it's just day after day and it's just as hard to instill and teach a subject that you don't like, but what we should never do is let the kids know that you don't like it. Dad Bob Steve has just six weeks to transform his young guards into this troop. Color involves 400 men performing perfect exercises for more than an hour. It is an ancient ceremony that arises from the military tradition in which each regiment paraded its flag or color in front of its troops every day so that they recognized their meeting point in the heat of battle and then one of the kings for a great idea to do it as a birthday gift for the Queen that's what we do The guard Jed Catlin is a fifth generation grenadier his father was the last Catalan to join the troop in 1985 he wants to be a soldier again he misses him I can see the jealousy in his eyes every time I go back to work and he has to go drive his truck, but now it's Jed's turn to use the grenade in the Battle of Waterloo, we defeated the French Imperial Guard, they took their bear skins and, as we defeated, the grenadier regiment we became the first infantry guards grenadier regiment, so we got our Cal badge, we got a grenade, it's not grass or flour as a weapon, it's ours, but it's not just Jed among the guards who are polishing their performance for the big parade the fifty members of the Grenadier band have been practicing their music and are marching for months musician Davis you have to come and do this item now I will show you what to do sergeant major Kevin Byrd is in charge of the This year the band will be the 20th and final time to take part in the Queen's Birthday Parade wearing the color 1986 mrs.

Manzo, a junior musician, doesn't know that the girls shined it in 1984. I think that was the big day when the Grenadier band joined the four other bands in the domestic division to form today's 200 mast strong. We are meeting for the first time and for Kevin it is an opportunity to pass on his Grenadier law to the new generation. There are many traditions involved in what we do and those traditions must be maintained and passed on to the next musician who joins live and it is important that the most difficult and mysterious tradition for Kevin to pass on is known as the spinning wheel, which was filmed for the first time almost 60 years ago.

He sees in the center now the mass gangs carrying out a very, very difficult operation. I always think that the wheel involves some musicians. shuffling to the sides, others moving backwards and the rest turning 180 degrees before returning to perfect order. Oh, that's the theory. There is nothing written in the rule book about how this should be accomplished and it is passed down from generation to generation for the new raid member, ABI. Davis, this is his first spinner and it's all very confusing why, well, we've turned around, not Rachel. I simply follow you as 120 grenadiers perform regimental ceremonial duty in London. 600 are in Afghanistan fighting the Taliban, the grenadier tsar.

Here to train the Afghan National Army, whose sons through him lean forward and carry out front-line operations with them searching for compounds and capturing the animal, but also fighting face to face against the Taliban along with the soldier project Afghans who bring weapons as support and then me. I'll go up and see the Grenadier Tsar who operates from a base spread across the most dangerous corner of Afghanistan, Helmand Province, I'll join the armored food drive we lost six years later, and I'm in the middle of the only province in the one where I only have my cap.

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there, hey, Sarah is not too envious of everyone. holy civilized nation with envy of all civilization on the bridge, but today a group of tsar grenadiers take position on the front line, the city of sang in the center, says that no one seems friendly here, they only wave their smiles, their commander , Major Marcus Elliott, is the square. reviewing three new fortified posts with his men instead of being fixed in one location, we now have three locations in and around the sanguine area and we are projecting our strength if you have three locations that support each other.

Leaving each other makes the proposition much more complicated for the enemy. This was Marcus two months ago in a bearskin and winter coat commanding the ceremonial troops at Buckingham Palace. He was also looking forward to the birth of his son. first child a girl she is not Sure, come on, Augustus said the subjective operational commitments. He will take me back in time for the birth of Spain. Yes, if she arrives on time, she is something like you. It will not. Yes something like that. It won't be, but until. When the baby arrives, Marcus will share a very harsh accommodation with his men, quite austere, but he's only been here for a month, twelve weeks, here, where there could be, everyone will just drop topics on him like crazy.

Rorke drifts into that every week here. We will come here, we will find this whole place adorned with mosaic floors, a very modern compass, okay, this would be the place on a night when, if you are not wearing jewelry, turn and stay, this is our dwelling for three months gloomy, very gloomy. Yes, turn right, turn right, turn right, turn right, turn oh no, I kept Chelsea barracks in London. Steve Monroe's Grenadiers have joined with three other Guards regiments to rehearse the Colored Troops, as well as the Grenadier, there are the Welsh Guards, the Scots Guards and a Cold.

The broadcast goes on, just goes on, don't go in that direction straight for the Col streamers of the Grenadiers' greatest rivals and this year it's their turn to present their colour, which means Coldstream Regiment Sergeant Major Pete Carr, is in charge of the entire parade. 24 volts up is a precious opportunity for him to examine his regimental rivals let Glenna Diaz look at that nexus in red it's a good facility highlighted the rivalry dates back 350 years, when the monarchy was overthrown by Oliver Cromwell well, well, It all goes back a long time during the English Civil War when Charles II fled to Flanders we grandparents went with him Carson's guards allowed Cromwell to take control and I didn't sleep at night knowing I was responsible for the fall of the monarchy in this beginning of the country juvy mhmm charles ii was restored to the throne gathering upon his return the austrian guards formed on parliament hill and we formed on the other side we left our weapons because we were with oliver cromwell at that time and then we gathered we raised the weapons in the name of the king, but because at that stage everything was already formed by this other regiment of foot guards, these grenadiers, they were called the first on foot and they called us the second because they were older.

They thought they should be the first guards but our motto is Annalisa Kunduz which is second to none, it was a bit of pressure on us because of course you see the major wants us to mess up a bit and get beaten up at Wellington Barracks. The past and present of the Grenadiers are brought together for Black Sunday, the day they honor their dead. In his role as colonel of the regiment, the Duke of Edinburgh will lay the crown on behalf of the men. There are many here who remember those who obviously fell last in the war and in conflict, as it is particularly relevant at this time with the first Italian in a war situation in Afghanistan, the old men marched in a parade of horse guards while the Duke of Edinburgh takes a shortcut through James's Park to the Guards monument If the memory of fallen comrades had begun to seem distant to these old grenadiers Events in Afghanistan changed everything That a grenadier has died The Guardsman Simon Davison The first grenadiers killed in combat for 13 years lost his life when the Taliban attacked his checkpoint he was 22 years old we are here to honor Simon who has died the soldiers have gathered to send his body home we are here because one way or another his Death affects us all I am the resurrection and life says the Lord those who believe in me will never die When Simon Davison died, it was up to his commanding officer, Colonel Carew, to write a personal letter to his family, to write to his mother when you are a father, husband and have your own children.

I think it was probably the most in-depth exam I've ever had. What to do since I was here with that family, the letter I write is something that will last forever and every word will be poured out forever, so it is very important to do it right. Simon's body is now being flown back to Britain. In London Steve Monroe has interrupted the colored troop rehearsals to prepare for his funeral using an empty coffin. Steve's young guard practices for what will be a step into the unknown for them. His party goes quiet again. The troops concentrate on getting theirs because the Father will remain standing. here and he will say in the name of the Father and the Holy Spirit and we will start doing the old gibberish again.

Okay, don't listen to what he's saying or link it to Simon. It is an enormously emotionally charged experience. It is a central focus. On the other hand, this is by far the most important thing for the family in terms of what we can do now when they go to visit Simon's grave, when they think of the picture on the wall, the last memory of something that has to be to see physically with the regiment or to see with Simon is obviously going to be and pass through the curtains in the crematorium, so we have to do our part to make sure that this is absolutely 100 percent correct from the time it starts until we arrive to the wake.

It's not your time to grieve, it's your time to do your job if you don't mentally prepare for this and block out everything else, you're going to fall apart the grenadier is in Afghanistan now they're fighting the Taliban every day, Major Toby Barnes Taylor He is briefing his men about tomorrow's objective. Well, guys, don't make any noise, please. I'm about 20 kilometers north of here. This city is called AB and the Americans left today. It is to literally take the fight to the Taliban when they arrive. On the map, they had heavy contact that started at 10:15 this morning, when I spoke to the company commander at 4 o'clock this afternoon, it was still underway and they had been raining close air support, everything else about them from that moment on. time like only Americans can and they were still fighting for six hours, they had suffered a casualty and he had subsequently died, so don't underestimate how good these guys are your enemy because that will be our fatal flaw, yes, just a few weeks .

Toby was home with his family ago, he spent six months last year in Iraq and nowwill be in Afghanistan for seven months for most of the time between these two tours. The intensive training took him away from his children and his wife Sasha. Nothing prepares you. for life in the army really as a wife Toby is sexier than the rumors, we have heard that it is very difficult, well, he is in hello. Oh, keep in mind that it's not real life freely, it's very strange, you have to keep that normality for real kids and them. Get used to it, dad, when he's here, move on, they still come with a question: why can't you come home or something?

And sometimes, you know, it's just the case that dad is a soldier, we have to stop the bad guys from doing harm. other little boys and girls to Toby the grim reality of combat is coming home during the battle for gamma a stray American bomb fell on civilians the Grenadiers stent has been transformed into a makeshift hospital as a father it's terrifying see the edges, just tell him sucks stomach, at least they have confidence that they can bring their children and we will do everything we can to make sure we can help them in London, the daily changing of the guard at Buckingham Palace continues.

The preparations for the troops, the color like the ceremony itself, every detail of the Grenadier uniform has its roots in real combat, but when it was used to fight Calvary, it used to cut your face. The curved chain was placed around your face and protected it from being cut. a saber, the reason they are red is part of the original camouflage news for the British army, the enemy would have a spotter to count your front to know what firepower you had, the strangest collar to count from a distance is red, everything becomes blurry. One, the cavalry was trying to spear you, they tried to aim for that part of your head so the bearskin would come through and disguise Sup Hog and instead they would hit the basket and you could catch me. painting it all together is a lot to keep up with and six months after joining the band, ABI still hasn't learned to intimidate her boots, you're not very cool with these, sorry, that's all, Amal, you're clear, well, yeah.

Well usually if they're still broken it shouldn't crack but I haven't used anything so you'll be fine so yeah I donated how do I use this? I keep it like June, we turned it on first, yes, no. but when good, usually with boots, I throw everything in to polish and let it soak a little in my burner. I put it down, I let him know it's gone and I gently step over the shoe like this and then I just put it on top, you should come up, thank you, no problem, the doctor sent us, that's right, it's amazing, that's right, not semi-soft, like that It's, that's what it is, that's right, seven centers to the right, Master Sergeant Steve Monroe is busy making the final decision on which of his men. will participate in the color troop, okay, raise your hands now, if you don't have a robe too high, stand there, there is no uniform out of the ordinary for the six-foot-eight-inch guard, Dan Smith, who is nicknamed too tall.

He laughs, the holidays are coming, so get one, you should. be here next earthly week are too short and they are told that the highest is an equal opportunity employer and they will be allowed to say if it fits the main thing we are doing, but I saw one of them if they don't catch you to you below. fan of your luck, the computer will say no to the word, participate in the treatment, then one will give you a little bit there too, sir, but another very tall grenadier has no problem getting a uniform that fits him well, but tomorrow morning it will be. our...our or we could even abandon the bet, I said, after years as a civilian, Grant Baker has returned to the Grenadier as a regimental adjutant.

I haven't worn a uniform for about 12 years and yes, it feels like a real trip down memory lane. It's a busy day today sir, okay, this is the kind of job that comes along once in a lifetime, I've really had an interesting and quite exciting time as a civilian and then I thought it was time to change and say, "I'm back." to the fold. The new job is mainly administrative, but he will participate in the color troop and, in addition, he will ride a horse. They told me that I have what is known in the trade as an electric pump, which is exactly what communicates with the. horse and when he should sit still I guess my electric button is restless.

He already rode a horse before in the Queen's birthday parade and it didn't go well. I spent the entire Queen's birthday parade frolicking Ryan Horse Guards. his electric backside Grant has teamed up with snooker, the tamest mount of the domestic divisions, they have just two weeks to get to know each other before they ride together in front of a global audience at the Queen's birthday parade the guards Simon Davison's funeral. , the first grenadiers killed in Afghanistan, all the off-duty grenadiers attend the funeral and listen to guards Davis and his sister Caroline talk about their brother, so I was probably the strongest and bravest person I have ever met.

A day will never go by without me thinking about him. I miss him and wish she were still here, but I know that when death was close to her, Somali faced it with bravery, my qualities of his fellow Grenadier Guards who fought for what he believed in. I will never forget the pain that must be dropped on a young man who joined the army and I will also never forget the confident, brave and immensely proud norm that the army helped them become as one young guard is buried in England, another arrives in Afghanistan Stephen Cooper He joined the military less than a year ago and it's only been four months since he left basic training.

From there he joined the Grenadier ceremonial soldiers in London. Such was the path where he protected the Queen for the first time and three weeks ago they gave him the news. He had been waiting for you to go to Afghanistan before he left. He spent a couple of days at home with his mother. You should know that yes, well, yes, you will be your heart, keep your head down, joking, your mouth shortened, dog, keeping your head down, maybe not. being a problem keeping your mouth shut can be a major problem right now here in Afghanistan fanny doing the job you do makes practically the grenadiers feel that I finally start Marmota's career as a non-grantor quite strongly by saying goodbye to my family anak fue Like Actually, I've never been away for more than a couple of months and I was training, no one called me.

Five minutes after dark, the brigadier calls and Major Toby Barnes Taylor discovers there is a new twist in the civilian's story. Gamma's casualties, sir, understand very clearly the direction of him, sir and I, and we will take them on board to the village. They themselves have not blamed the coalition force for the damage or injuries, they have firmly blamed the Taliban for laying the ambush and bringing this shooting to their village, they rejected the Taliban from their village, the Taliban there have threatened to return in much larger numbers saying that we will return and kill the village.

I've got 20 minutes to get ready and then we're going to jump into the dark to make sure you guys are safe like zero hello zero omelet 1 omelet 1 a Radio Control Toby and his unit will have to cover 15 miles through hostile territory in the dark, it's okay, as fast as you can, sit down, we have three vehicles worried about 10-15 minutes to move everything calm everything resupplied we need infrared equipment night vision goggles for the drivers the drivers we have not used force will give them a direction fast but it doesn't get much more challenging than tonight and then, with the lights out, they disappear into the night in London, Sergeant Major Steve Monroe is rehearsing his men to form colored troops with the other guards regiments, but it's not going well, it's a bit like you're a test pilot and every time you blow up the plane, it crashes that day just hoping that everything goes well at your peak on the day that its rivals, the Coldstream Guards, They finished the day leaving a deserted exercise square, apart from the Grenadiers x Steve has kept them away. for an extra practice session to ensure your exercise is second to none guard up the high Smith the chances of making the parade seem to be getting better I finally got my robe this morning, so I hope that little familiar space knows, as far as Steve Monroe worries that his robe is not the problem as soon as he is over six years old: his ability to use his limbs as a normal person would begins to deteriorate and the taller he gets, the worse he gets and in fact, anything above 511 is classic. tall - tall, I think he's something like 8ft 3 hey hey, a mile across London in Hyde Park, another grenadier is struggling to get ready for the big parade, oh oh, but riding a horse will be the first step that you have received.

Bound yourself with hope and dad laughs, fills with fiber a new regimental adjutant Grant Baker has spent the afternoon with the household cavalry getting to know his horse better Snuka feels like an unreal dead donkey couldn't make him move others aren't you a bastard ? Yes, I think we have made progress today, not exactly a great start let's say, but I hope there is a lot more room for improvement, you never know, maybe we are starting to solidify, we tend to put our faith in horses more than we think. come the riders. What will happen next time?

It has been almost 24 hours since Toby Barnes Taylor left camp with his unit to protect the village of Garma from a Taliban attack. He's been coming down the runway here, heading south, nice and straight, oh, let's get in touch, they haven't come back yet and on the radio. Contact was lost at 130, he is 300 meters away. Heavenly Colonel Carew is using satellite tracking to monitor the situation. The problem is that I know he already ended the last time his communications started and it's getting dark. Well, they will be in a world. in pain, they went down there in the dark humming the last thing we knew he was in contact with Rosalie, the Taliban's knowledge number, his communications were cut off, but I'm still following him on the screen, so I'm happy to keep moving well and I hope he.

You can come running back to us as soon as possible two hours later, Kuru manages to reestablish radio contact with Toby, it's okay Roger Toby, don't be discouraged honey, when you steal again, hopefully we'll keep our fingers crossed that they'll be in a clear race now back. say again in itself, so it's a job well done, but it's already been about two and a half hours being a being in touch. Toby and his boys have told some of the tribal elders there that why they have taken a stance against it. The Taliban are clearly now targets of the Taliban, so they agreed to escort them back to Sangan and the balance of power has shifted towards us, we just have to make sure it stays that way.

Toby and his unit are safe, but in other parts of the world. Afghanistan, another young grenadier has died and his body is returning to RAF Lynam Steve and his men carry him to the hearse. Guard Tony Downs was killed in a Taliban ambush six weeks ago while he was waiting for his flight to Afghanistan. He was looking forward to the tour that awaited him. so I curl up at his pace. I can only explain it as a feeling of war, rain, feeling and emotion, all mixed together. To be honest, the last few days I've liked to mentally say goodbye to my family, so if I've been out enjoying good meals and stuff, so that's been our last few days, no flare could do it again in R&R.

Now I'm just counting the days, eight weeks away, like many soldiers. Tony wrote a letter to his family in In case the worst happened, he writes, As you all know, I ended up getting some good news, so I thought I'd leave here with a lot of few words. Now I'm in heaven looking at you all. I will always be there with you. They have been the best family any child could ask for and I thank them for the life I have had, so don't worry, I love you all from the bottom of my heart, please don't be angry about what happened.

I did what I had to do and served in the British Army. It was again, don't be sad, celebrate my life because I love you and I will see you all again, dad, thank you for everything. Love you very much. I hope I can do it. proud, that's all Tony wanted to do, incredible, it was 100% the Grenadiers, God, he died doing what he loved in Afghanistan. New recruit Stephen Cooper is taking his first guard as a sentinel, where he will have plenty of time to reflect on the past year. Give me a sense of pride that right now I'm protecting Bastion, who am I, protecting something and not some night guard shooting at me, join me on that entry level, get to know yourself, respect myself because I was basically still trash with some of those things.

I didn't use to be proud of that, but when you pass out and you pass out, you see your whole family, they're looking at you and you just saw why I did that, disappointing my mom so much through all the things she did. I've done it in the past, when she's broke, I'll lend her the money and because I have more than enough junk, you finally give them some of the stuff back.that the dishes give me, something very, very proud to do, it is the day of the color troop. The Grenadier Tsar is busy putting the finishing touches on his uniform. 73 tunics have to be ironed. 146 polished boots and bearskins brushed to perfection.

Grenadiers always want to look their best, but they fear one thing above all: the worst thing would be to collapse and fall. facing the gravel, but that would be embarrassing the only man who could 394 get out. It would be horrible, but it's not just soldiers who are worried about fainting. I'm dreading it. Yes, so far I have not predestined in the essay. I don't know, it's bad, but I think it would be easy if I passed out because then I could leave, while the new band member, Abbey Davis, now has her boots under control, she's still a little wobbly on the spinning wheel, you have to write. of continuing diagonally instead of forward and sideways, it has been the wettest June on record.

Black clouds loom over the palace threatening to rain on the Queen's parade, but despite the threat of a Sookie, crowds are already taking up positions at the horse guards and along the The rains have not dampened the spirit of the grenadiers as they perform one of their strangest customs on the morning of a great parade. Its military tradition is heated with some aerobic costumes with the frivolity of the guards taking up their weapons. on their way to change for the parade 93 snooker and Grant are also getting ready. I will soon head to the esplanade of Buckingham Palace, where I hope snooker will be waiting for me in a good mood.

This is funny, other things really, um, but I. I have my fur package for him. He should work great. Sergeant Major Kevin Byrd is about to lead the band in their last parade.He doesn't want any mistakes just keep in mind today the liners are going to be fallen trombone players especially in the front row we have to close because the rifles are sticking out due to the current arms, that kind of thing, whether it's not too much. Bad it's pretty cold out there though, I imagine if we're going to have some rains they'll be heavy, but Steve Monroe isn't worried about the weather, God, some will go out looking for grenadiers, it's just a known fact, yeah, It has grenadiers from Scotland.

There's a lot on his plate. I think this morning he's the Coldstream doing the escorting and God doesn't like cold streams too much. Alto has his robe and has a plan to sneak into the trip. I have exchanged it with one of the boys I went to. rented by the truth, he's done it before, so he said this, so I fight, so here, but he sticks out like a sore thumb and he has yet to get over Steve Monroe, it's not a pitched battle, everyone knows where he's supposed to they must be. but if you think that after having been reusable nyeon eighty years, suddenly start changing what the mods do, the positions are not common sense, that's your Lee Steve doesn't have it, so the company's dreams two tools will have to wait until next year, when the rest of the Grenadiers joined the other guards regiments in the drill square ready to form troops with the color, the Horse Guards Parade is filling with dignitaries waiting to see to troops around the world.

Millions of viewers settle in front of their televisions to watch their annual fix of British military ceremonial. It's good enough to be there. Don't let yourself down. Don't let your regiments down and don't shoot down others. There will be a lot of people who will be a lot of armchairs. The experts who pass comments. , make sure they're not making comments about you, although they may say you look like Stephen Garrow, the sun shines brightly on Steve and the Grenadiers x' as they walk out the door and Snuka seems to act like a grant walk. to the mouth of the Horse Guards Parade, this is the moment they have spent months preparing for the next two hours, every move they make will have to be perfect.

His first maneuver is to take position to receive the Queen in two horse guards. The royal carriage flanked by 170 horsemen leaves Buckingham Palace. Oh, the Queen inspects all the troops from her carriage. The frames are reformed into regimental lines in preparation for color treatment. This year it is the turn of the Coldstream Guards to lead the march. the colors are lowered in salute the Queen acknowledges battle honors the flag represents Steve leads the Grenadier salute with his eyes fixed on the Queen there colonel-in-chief in Afghanistan Grenadier headquarters is silent as the soldiers look on The parade on television by Commander-in-Chief Colonel Carew is very much part of the show, Coldstream looks good there and the Scots and Welsh look a little better, but obviously we would say that the gun looks straighter in the line and appears with panache, you have to get your mandatory protego in the Coldstream Guards.

Major Marcus Elliot Square arrived home from Afghanistan for the birth of his first daughter, Charlotte, in two weeks he will return to the front lines in Afghanistan. It's just for a few more months and you know, the rest of my life with her and Charlotte. and since all I seem to be doing at the moment is a restful sleep, I don't think I'm missing too much as the parade comes to an end. Kevin Abbey and the band of 210 musicians try to spin the mysterious wheel as the band spins. about the Queen leaves the Horse Guard and returns to Buckingham Palace for the Grenadiers it is a job well done Grant Bakers the electric background did not scare Snuka the guards all return to the barracks without anyone fainting The guard Jed Kaplan fulfilled the ambition of his life marching in his father's house steps and was impressed by the Queen when she inspected, she observed by shad, she looks at you, which is great: she would prefer girls, but she is actually checking on your children and when you have eyes well and you are in the eye. that's pretty cool right, no one was quite sure if the spinner was a success but kevin bird is relieved it's all over, that was my last troop guys yeah yeah it was pretty emotional actually , I last played the national anthem at Bucket Palace last March, but now it was great I'm just tired I need to go home now because the day's events are coming to an end Steve Monroe is pleased with the Grenadiers' contribution creepers out fishing does she ever come she was more and more Grenadier Scott doctors will write in a minute now which is over strange at least the Tsar of the Grenadiers at home and dry in his barracks