GGHG parade night

[OldSolduer]

Whoa, this thread sure got away from me quickly. Jeez, I leave you guys alone for two seconds and this is what happens? Anyways, I was told by the 48th Highlanders that they have spots open, and I haven't heard anything back from the GGHG. What I was wondering is can I obtain the forms from the recruiting centre, fill them out, and then when I know whether the GGHG has spots open or not put in whatever regiment I'm applying to in? Or are they different forms for different trades? Also on another note, I hate to ask this in the interest of still sounding remotely intelligent, but do the Governor General's Horse Guards actually ride horses? And on what occasions (obviously not into combat but what other circumstances)?

You should see us when we are unsupervised......

 

[2ndChoiceName]

You should see us when we are unsupervised......

I can imagine! Me+My Brother+No adult supervision=One partially waxed leg 

 

[FormerHorseGuard]

The GGHG does have a mounted unit, that does escort duties and other parades
http://www.gghg.org/
http://www.army.dnd.ca/GGHG/home-accueil-eng.asp

check out the websites  for more infor

 

[2ndChoiceName]

Thanks, I should probably worry about getting in and all that before I even think about trying to get into the mounted unit. Thanks everyone for your information.

 

[Journeyman]

Thanks, I should probably worry about getting in and all that before I even think about trying to get into.......

Courtesy.....and common sense......  :stars:

Who are you, and what have you done to the Recruiting threads?!   

 

[2ndChoiceName]

Who are you, and what have you done to the Recruiting threads?!

I've seen too many potential recruits on here say the wrong things, and I've done the same myself. I'm determined to not make that mistake again.

 

[OldSolduer]

I am still incensed that the GG has people that guard his feet!

 

[2ndChoiceName]

I am still incensed that the GG has people that guard his feet!

If he has people who guard his feet, and people guarding his horses, the real question is who guards the rest of his body??

 

[FormerHorseGuard]

The Governor General's Body Guard but in 1936 the regiment was amalgamated with The Mississauga Horse to become The Governor General's Horse Guards.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Governor_General%27s_Body_Guard