The Guards regiments are among Britain’s most famous icons. They are the soldiers in red tunics and black bearskins who mount the guard on Buckingham Palace, among other places.

The Welsh Guards headed to Ridgway Court residential care home in Farnham this summer but with a change of uniform.

LONDON, Feb. 11.-A letter from Rear Admiral Basil Cochrane on the treatment of subalterns in the Guards regiments, which was published yesterday in The Times, is republished throughout the press ...

The Irish Guards is one of the Foot Guards regiments of the British Army and is part of the Guards Division.

1. The royal men each have their own regiment – and the Queen is the colonel-in-chief. The Queen’s House Cavalry consists of seven regiments, split into the Mounted Guards and the Foot Guards.

Although each regiment has its King’s Color, only one flag is used for the ceremony, the regiments taking the honor in turn. Last week it was the Coldstream Guards’ turn.

The British Coldstream Guards, with their dapper red uniforms, white belts, and tall furry black hats, are the “oldest continuously serving regiment in the British Army.” They are an elite ...

The guards are a commanding and famous site and come from several regiments in the British Army, but people often ask why they wear their bearskin chinstraps as they do ...