Grenadier Guards

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The Grenadier Guards is one of the oldest and most prestigious regiments of the British Army, renowned for its ceremonial duties and distinguished combat history.

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Grenadier Guards canonical 34

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Predicate Object
instanceOf British Army unit
Foot Guards regiment
infantry regiment
allegiance British monarch
associatedWith Buckingham Palace
St James's Palace, London
surface form: St James's Palace

Tower of London
battleHonour Afghanistan
Battle of Anzio
surface form: Anzio

Arnhem
Bladensburg, Maryland
surface form: Bladensburg

Cambrai
El Alamein
Battle of Normandy
surface form: Normandy Landings

Sevastopol
Somme, France
surface form: Somme

Waterloo
Ypres
branch British Army
ceremonialDuty Changing of the Guard at Buckingham Palace
State Opening of Parliament
Trooping the Colour
guarding royal residences in London
conflictParticipatedIn Crimean War
World War I
surface form: First World War

Gulf War
Napoleonic Wars
Second Boer War
World War II
surface form: Second World War

War in Afghanistan (2001–2021)
country United Kingdom
distinctiveInsignia Royal Cypher of the reigning monarch
grenade badge
garrison Aldershot
surface form: Aldershot Garrison

Wellington Barracks
surface form: Wellington Barracks, London
motto Honi soit qui mal y pense
mottoLanguage French
mottoTranslation Shame on him who thinks evil of it
nickname The Grenadiers
notableFor distinguished combat record in multiple major wars
one of the oldest regiments in continuous service in the British Army
prestigious ceremonial role in the British monarchy
orderOfSeniority most senior regiment of Foot Guards
partOf Guards Armoured Division
surface form: Guards Division

Household Division
raisedFor personal bodyguard of King Charles II
role ceremonial guard
line infantry
public duties in London
typeOfRecruitment volunteer professional soldiers
uniformFeature bearskin cap
red tunic

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Household Division composedOf Grenadier Guards
Foot Guards composedOf Grenadier Guards
Lord Gort militaryUnit Grenadier Guards
Guards Division (informal for Foot Guards element) includes Grenadier Guards
subject surface form: Guards Division
Peter Fleming militaryBranch Grenadier Guards
Queen's Guard composedOf Grenadier Guards
Household Division of the British Army hasRegiment Grenadier Guards
subject surface form: Household Division
16th Earl of Derby servedIn Grenadier Guards
subject surface form: Frederick Stanley, 16th Earl of Derby
Raymond Asquith militaryUnit Grenadier Guards
Wellington Barracks garrison Grenadier Guards
Guards Memorial commemorates Grenadier Guards
The Grenadiers refersTo Grenadier Guards
Guards Division composedOf Grenadier Guards
Guards Division hasSubUnit Grenadier Guards
Victoria Barracks, Windsor usedBy Grenadier Guards
Battle of Graspan involvedUnit Grenadier Guards
Battle of Belmont notableUnit Grenadier Guards
Humphrey Richard Adeane Lyttelton militaryBranch Grenadier Guards
subject surface form: Humphrey Lyttelton
Sir Neville Lyttelton memberOf Grenadier Guards
1st Battalion Grenadier Guards partOf Grenadier Guards
Mike Penning unit Grenadier Guards
Lieutenant General Sir Reginald Pole-Carew militaryUnit Grenadier Guards
subject surface form: Reginald Pole-Carew
Major-General Allan Adair militaryUnit Grenadier Guards
subject surface form: Allan Adair
James Fergusson militaryBranch Grenadier Guards
2nd Battalion Grenadier Guards partOf Grenadier Guards
2nd Battalion Grenadier Guards regiment Grenadier Guards
Major-General Sir Allan Henry Shafto Adair militaryUnit Grenadier Guards
subject surface form: Allan Henry Shafto Adair
Prince Adolphus of Teck regiment Grenadier Guards
British Guards units hasMember Grenadier Guards