Several British soldiers fainted on Saturday while rehearsing for King Charles’ upcoming birthday parade. At least three guardsmen, garbed in woolen uniforms and towering bearskin hats, keeled ...

The famous British guards, knows as the Queen's Foot Guards, come from several regiments in the British Army. They are most commonly recognised by their red uniforms, towering black bearskin hats ...

Today, the hats are worn by the five foot guard regiments of the British Army (Grenadier, Scots, Welsh, Irish, Coldstream), officers of fusilier regiments, the Scots Dragoon Guards and members of ...

The guards have been a part of British history for more than 360 years, ... The guards' hats stand approximately 18 inches tall and weigh around 1.5 pounds.

Several British royal guards faint due to heat during ceremony with Prince William Troops in woolen tunics and bearskin hats are carried out on stretchers as temperature reaches 30°C (86°F ...

One of the British guards on duty at Buckingham Palace (Image: Guy Bell/REX/Shutterstock) Article continues below. The guards' hats stand approximately 18 inches tall and weigh around 1.5 pounds.

(WYTV)- You’ve seen them on TV, in the movies: the British military guard, dressed in red, with tall, fluffy black hats who stand outside of royal castles..they never smile, they never react ...

The Queen 's Foot Guards are among the most recognisable in the British Army.. But why do they wear their hats as they do, leaving their chinstraps beneath their lips rather than their chins? The ...

They are famous British guards and make for an impressive and imposing sight outside Buckingham Palace in London. With their red uniforms and black bearskin hats, they have been a part of British ...

With their red uniforms and black bearskin hats, they have been a part of British history for more than 360 years. The former Queen's Foot Guards, now known as The King's Foot Guards, come from ...