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This series goes behind the scenes for the first time to the elite regiments of the British Army's Household Division, in one of the busiest years in its 350-year history.
Known as the King‘s Guard' the soldiers serve a dual role. Their sworn duty is to protect the Monarch and the State - as masters of state ceremony and tradition as well as being a modern fighting force. This series enters both worlds with privileged access as the Household Division prepares to serve the Crown in both its "red" (ceremonial) and "green" (combat) roles.
The seven regiments of the division are just under a week away from the biggest national event in generations - the Coronation of King Charles, and Garrison Sergeant Major Vern Stokes has one last chance to rehearse and avoid any potential catastrophes on the big day. With conflict raging in Europe and across the world, the King's Guard need to be operationally ready to mobilise at any time, and Irish Guards officer Jaq North is working to provide a strategic lifeline to Ukraine in their conflict with Russia, by training their recruits here on UK soil.
The Household Division prepare for the first King's Birthday parade in over 70 years.
Cameras follow the Household Cavalry to Edinburgh where they prepare for what's known as the 'Second Coronation' - a national service of thanksgiving to celebrate the accession of King Charles to the throne. After one of the busiest ceremonial seasons in its 360-year history, the King's Guard let off some steam before the event, with their own unique interpretation of the Highland Games.
Documentary going behind the scenes with the elite regiment of the British Army's Household Division in one of the busiest years in its 350-year history.
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