GURKHAS AT THE PALACE

The video covers a parade at Buckingham Palace featuring the 6th Gurkhas. Queen Elizabeth reviews the regiment, which was honored with the title 'Queen Elizabeth's own Gurkha Rifles' in 1959. The Queen presents pipe banners to the regiment. Field Marshals Sir William Slim and Lord Harding recognize the Gurkhas' valor. The parade includes members from the 1st Battalion stationed on Salisbury Plain and representatives from the 2nd Battalion in Hong Kong. The Gurkhas are celebrated for their distinguished service in various campaigns.

What was the significance of the parade at Buckingham Palace for the 6th Gurkhas?

• It was the first time the regiment participated in a parade at Buckingham Palace.

• It celebrated the regiment's 100th anniversary.

• It marked the regiment's first deployment to Hong Kong.

• It was the first time the regiment was reviewed by the Queen since receiving its new title.

What did the Queen present to the Gurkha regiment during the parade?

• A new regimental flag

• A ceremonial sword

• Two magnificent pipe banners

• Medals of Honor

Who were the two Field Marshals present at the parade, known for recognizing the Gurkhas' valor?

• Sir Douglas Haig and Lord Kitchener

• Sir William Slim and Lord Harding

• Lord Mountbatten and Sir Bernard Montgomery

• Sir John French and Lord Roberts

Where is the 1st Battalion of the Gurkhas permanently stationed?

• Nepal

• Buckingham Palace

• Hong Kong

• Salisbury Plain

Which battalion had representatives flown in for the parade from Hong Kong?

• 4th Battalion

• 1st Battalion

• 2nd Battalion

• 3rd Battalion