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View The Changing Guards Ceremony At Buckingham Palace, Westminster Abbey And The Tower Of London

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It's really cool to see how they protect and do this so matter of fact. The Tower of London Guard Officially named, His Majesty’s Royal Palace And Fortress - Tower of London, used to be protected by a detachment of the regiment on guard at Buckingham Palace and St James' Palace. Currently the Guard is being provided by different units which are rotated weekly. (Schedule below) The Tower of London Guard comprising of one officer, 6 NCO's and 15 soldiers, post sentries outside the Jewel House and the Queen's House. The sentries, at the Tower of London are changed every two hours and you can see them being posted and receiving their orders on a visit to the Tower. The sentry at the Jewel House, is there, along with the Yeoman Warders and the Jewel House wardens, to protect the Crown Jewels. The second post at The Queen’s House is a silent post, where the guard does not stamp his feet or make loud noises, which could disturb the occupants. Even when an officer makes a tour of inspection the sentry will whisper the reply ‘All’s Well’!


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