The Ladies from Hell - documentary

**xena** · 28th October 09, 08:23 AM

I don't know if this is the right forum, so if the mods want to move it, please go ahead, and you have my apologies in advance.

Someone put a documentary about the Canadian Black Watch and it's reduction to nil strength on youtube. They still exist as a reserve unit in Montreal, but the Regular Force portions became mixed with some Guard elements and became the Second Battalion, The Royal Canadian Regiment (of which I was a member at one time).

Some might find it interesting from a historical point of view.

Part 1
Part 2
Part 3
Part 4
Part 5
Part 6
Part 7
Part 8
Part 9
Part 10
Part 11
Part 12

**Jack Daw** · 28th October 09, 11:11 AM

I have the video and I cherish it much.

**xena** · 28th October 09, 11:40 AM

Okay, I fixed the links. Sorry about that, for all who may have tried view it.

**Ry Venable** · 28th October 09, 12:04 PM

This is a awesome vido. I did't even know about these guys before I asw this

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**Nick the DSM** · 28th October 09, 03:51 PM

thanks for the vids. I am enjoying them.

**HarborSpringsPiper** · 28th October 09, 10:44 PM

Excellent! Thanks for posting the YouTube links.

**vmac3205** · 29th October 09, 07:09 AM

Most interesting video. Thank you so much...

**slohairt** · 29th October 09, 07:37 AM

Great documentary. As with all YouTube videos the comments are often just as entertaining. In this case, there both laughable and sad at the same time. I wonder how those proud little 'Scots' would fare if they were dropped off for the day at a barracks of one of our Canadian 'pseudo'-Highland Regiments. I'm sure their comments would go over quite well!

**GMan** · 29th October 09, 07:40 AM

Fantastic, thank you.

**macwilkin** · 29th October 09, 07:55 AM

Originally Posted by slohairt

Great documentary. As with all YouTube videos the comments are often just as entertaining. In this case, there both laughable and sad at the same time. I wonder how those proud little 'Scots' would fare if they were dropped off for the day at a barracks of one of our Canadian 'pseudo'-Highland Regiments. I'm sure their comments would go over quite well!

Well said! Or better yet, take them to Vimy Ridge or Dieppe and show them how "pseudo-Highlanders" have fought and died for freedom.

T.