What career is for you? The Royal Corps of Army Music (RCAM) comprises of 753 regular musicians who perform as the public face of the Army, supporting its national and defence interests worldwide. Though often seen in the UK supporting ceremonial occasions, in concerts or as marching bands, music can be used to communicate with different cultures even when language is a barrier. Musicians therefore have huge opportunities for travelling whilst performing at venues and events around the world. At

An Indian Army regiment parades through the streets of Hong Kong in 1932. | British & Commonwealth Forces

THE MOST UNUSUAL OF PARADES!... The British Army is used to parades, but some are more unusual than others. This year's Sir Walter Scott Pageant in Edinburgh last weekend was one of those. With the Scottish and North Irish Yeomanry, accompanied by their Pipes and Drums (with some help from 2 SCOTS P&Ds) out front, Jackals and Horses taking up the rear, the procession was accompanied by dignitaries, High Court Judges, Royal Archers and even 47 Dandy Dinmount Terriers to celebrate his 250th birthd