Two British Army officers, John and Henry, complete their training at Sandhurst and are deployed to the Middle East. John is tasked with leading a parachute battalion, while Henry commands a platoon of armored cars from the Household Cavalry. John struggles with self-doubt, haunted by his father's constant reminders that he's not as good as his brother, who was killed in action.
The Queen's Guards
Captain John Fellowes, a seasoned Grenadier Guards officer, reflects on his past as he prepares for the prestigious Trooping the Colour ceremony, while also recounting the dramatic story of his family's history.
