This series is excellent! I'm a retired US Army National Guard officer. I planned a battlefield study we call " staff ride", for the Revolutionary War battle at Charleston, SC in 1779. I was a 2nd Lieutenant, then.

I’m touched by how many brave souls gave their lives for freedom. May their souls rest in peace.

Military stuff+ history stuff+ beautiful scene and sites+ gorgeous lady, all added up to a beautiful video. Hope to see more in future.

What a fantastic job of restoring the abbey, I only remember seeing photos of it in ruins.

Absolutely amazing your Army Reserve opportunities.

Enjoying your you tube channel currently in the process of applying for Army reserves found you videos helpfull and enjoyable

Great video, my uncle was wounded at Monte Casino he was with the Inniskilin Fusiliers, his wound was surprisingly dressed by a German soldier before he disappeared back to his own lines, 5 minutes later he was picked up by men from his regiment. He stayed in the army until 1954 and served in the Korean war.

@bugler75

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Hi there, he’d have known my Uncle, Harry Mann from Glengormley, Belfast. He was also in the Skins in North Africa and then at Monte Cassino, stayed in after the war and went to Korea too. I played the Last Post and Réveillé there too. We will remember them, Ian

@peepresc8002

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@bugler75 we will remember them. My Dad also served in Korea he was too young for WW2.

@bugler75

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@@peepresc8002 you’ve a strong family history there. Korea was no picnic. The other half of my family were Royal Ulster Rifles and were at Happy Valley and the Imjin River battles. Ian.

@peepresc8002

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@bugler75 7 of my Dads brothers served in WW2. Two was in the Chindits and one a Para at Arnhem. It was obvious me and my 3 brothers was also goi g to serve. Best wishes Pee.

@bugler75

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@@peepresc8002 They were real role models to look up too. Me and brother both did our 22 and then some extra. All the best mate👍🏼 Ian

Great video Chelsie, you are making many people proud.

Wonderful vid as always :)

Good luck with your future career and life in general Chelsie.

Great video, must confess I broke out in a cold sweat when you mentioned "Planex" brought back memories of Westbury 😂

Shine on Chelsie

Great review and I’m glad you mentioned the Polish. Been there several times and sounded the Last Post and Reveille and the Polish equivalent. Such an honour. My Great Uncle served with the Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers in 38 (Irish) Bde. All the best in your Army Career. Faugh a Ballagh, Ian

Very informative thankyou. I've always believed you have to study and understand the Past ,as Churchill said ( not verbatum) to stop the same mistakes happening again. And Looking at all the Gravestones, I really hope you Learned because ( God forbid ) it will be your Generation fighting this Time .

There is a book called “cassino” big thick book history such a sad read on the hard ship by every one must read 🎉

You are doing great, I’m leaving in Italy 🇮🇹 and I look forward to join the BRITISH ARMY TEAM VERY SOON, Application submitted, so help me GOD

Great video. And good luck with your career.

Good video and history recap

This is excellent! I was a member of the 36th Infantry Division (Texas Army National Guard) in Iraq, 2008-09!

@fourmat.

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Cheers dits

@SOLDIERMANCaeser

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RESPECT 🫡

Looked a great place. All that History.

My dad's first cousin was a soldier that fought on the Anzio beach battle.

Thank you, Chelsie. Excellent video. Did you know that most of the Poles you commemorated had to undergo a tremendous odyssey before they reached Italy, where they fought so bravely? Many of them were captured by the Soviets in Poland early in WW2, were imprisoned in Sibera, but were released by the Sovs when Hitler invaded the USSR in June 1941 and Russia changed sides. Most were simply turned loose, without any aid or leadership. Then they had to make their way south, often on foot, all the way from Siberia to Persia (Iran). There they formed the Free Polish army under General Anders and trained in the deserts of Iran and Iraq for deployment in 1944 to the Mediterranean theatre. So sorry for the lecture, but I'm an intelligence historian, so that's what you get! Good luck with your Sandhurst plans. 👍👍

I always wanted to visit Monte Casino and had a chance while traveling through Italy in 2012, but my schedule was too tight.

Wow. Great videos. Do you have any other social media accounts?

Perfect thx 🙂

There use to be a military KZread called military kit review lad call smug he was Sgt regular Army

Hi Chelsie What rank are you now I was a medic in the army and then the TA as they called it then Reservists they call now I worked my way up to the rank of sergeant i joined in 1987 then the gulf war kicked off in 1990 which we did our training in Cyprus before the War desert Storm I left the army in 2001

@Chelsie Angeles please can i ask you a question it's important thank you very much

Is this channel still making videos?

Hi I am going to try and joine 4 Mercian D Company any tips to gey fit faster at the min I am 16st and need to be 10st Thinking about becoming a driver as I can use it in normal life as well but what do you recommend and have you got any tips Thank you

question when first going for your medical and assessment and training is there help with costs for getting there as i live in Scarborough north yorkshire and I'm not entirely sure where my nearest assessment centre and base would be...any help is greatly appreciated thank you very much 😊

What is the size of the British Army Reserve today ?

Polish troops and airmen were so valuable in the war.

Im confused. You say that you started as a Coldstreamer, but are now with the RMP. How come you got a Light Infantry Beret and badge?

@ChelsieAngeles

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Joined as rifles, we were morphed into the Coldstreams. Transferred to the RMP after 2 years.

@soton5teve

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​@@ChelsieAngeles sorry to bunk in, but Is it true that a number of roles in army, maybe all the military? you can enter, with just knowing a foreign language, and without a-c in English maths science. yes or no ?

Long live British Army.

Hay say how are you age u

I have done it now put my name down for the ta just need wait for the doctors get back to them and my eye test and paperwork to send off Just started running now as well start gym next month if I can afford it I got a successful sponsorship with them apparently what is it will it just be where you are based?

Hi age u say

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When you go on deployment where do you collect all your gear and uniform like in America it’s called CIF.

One of my uncles fought his way up through Italy.