- The British Grenadier Guards (2006)
- The Royal Marines: The Invisible Elite (2013)
- The Last of the Mohicans: The Story of the Highland Regiments (2011)
- The Gurkhas: Brave Warriors (2008)
- The Royal Navy: Traditions of the Sea (2015)
- The Parachute Regiment: Red Devils (2009)
- The Household Cavalry: The Queen's Guard (2012)
- The Royal Air Force: A Tradition of Excellence (2018)
- The Royal Military Academy Sandhurst: Forging Leaders (2014)
- The Royal Scots Dragoon Guards: Pipes and Drums (2007)
The world of military traditions is vast and varied, offering a glimpse into the discipline, honour, and history of armed forces across the globe. This curated collection of documentaries delves into the heart of these traditions, revealing the stories behind the uniforms, the rituals, and the ceremonies that define military culture. Whether you're a history buff, a military enthusiast, or simply curious about the customs that have shaped nations, these films provide an insightful and often moving exploration of military heritage.
The British Grenadier Guards (2006)
Description: This documentary explores the history and traditions of one of the most prestigious regiments in the British Army, showcasing their ceremonial duties and their role in state occasions.
Fact: The film includes exclusive footage from the Trooping the Colour ceremony, and it was the first documentary to feature the Grenadier Guards' private archives.
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The Royal Marines: The Invisible Elite (2013)
Description: A look into the training and traditions of the Royal Marines, highlighting their unique commando spirit and the rigorous selection process.
Fact: The documentary was filmed over a year, capturing the gruelling 32-week training course, and it includes interviews with former Commandos.
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The Last of the Mohicans: The Story of the Highland Regiments (2011)
Description: This film traces the history of the Scottish Highland Regiments, their tartan traditions, and their impact on British military history.
Fact: The documentary features rare footage of the Highland Games and interviews with descendants of the original Highland soldiers.
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The Gurkhas: Brave Warriors (2008)
Description: An in-depth look at the Gurkhas, their legendary bravery, and the unique traditions that have made them a revered part of the British Army.
Fact: The film includes interviews with Gurkha veterans who fought in WWII and showcases the traditional kukri knife ceremony.
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The Royal Navy: Traditions of the Sea (2015)
Description: This documentary explores the naval traditions, from the ceremonial aspects to the daily life aboard ships, showcasing the heritage of the Royal Navy.
Fact: The film was shot on HMS Victory, the oldest commissioned warship in the world, and includes a reenactment of the Trafalgar Day ceremony.
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The Parachute Regiment: Red Devils (2009)
Description: A tribute to the Parachute Regiment, detailing their history, traditions, and the rigorous training that defines their elite status.
Fact: The documentary features exclusive footage of the P Company selection process and interviews with veterans of the Falklands War.
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The Household Cavalry: The Queen's Guard (2012)
Description: This film delves into the life of the Household Cavalry, their ceremonial duties, and the traditions that have been upheld for centuries.
Fact: It was filmed during the Diamond Jubilee celebrations, providing a unique perspective on the Cavalry's role in royal events.
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The Royal Air Force: A Tradition of Excellence (2018)
Description: An exploration of the RAF's traditions, from the Battle of Britain to modern-day air shows, highlighting the spirit and legacy of the air force.
Fact: The documentary includes interviews with WWII pilots and features footage from the RAF's centenary celebrations.
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The Royal Military Academy Sandhurst: Forging Leaders (2014)
Description: This documentary follows the training of officer cadets at Sandhurst, showcasing the traditions and the making of military leaders.
Fact: It was the first documentary to be allowed full access to the Sovereign's Parade, the passing out ceremony for officer cadets.
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The Royal Scots Dragoon Guards: Pipes and Drums (2007)
Description: A celebration of the musical traditions of the Royal Scots Dragoon Guards, focusing on their famous pipe band and their role in military ceremonies.
Fact: The film includes a performance at Edinburgh Castle and features the band's recording of "Amazing Grace," which became a worldwide hit.
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