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One of the royal family's living decorations fell down.
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They're not expected to. But it happens. If you have concerts, people usually pass out. That's why you have trained medical staff on standby, no matter the event. It's just that the military has an organised way of doing it... Because it's the military.
Are these people ACTUALLY their military though, or just for show? I always thought they were just for show but I don't actually know. Not that it makes a huge difference, just curious
They do put on public displays, but they're actual soldiers in the army. Their primary duty is as a guard.
They're actual soldiers.