É commovente vedere gli anziani veterani e anche il ragazzo disabile correre dietro la fanfara. I bersaglieri incarnano davvero lo spirito d'Italia. Viva i Bersaglieri, Viva l'Italia!
Tra i bersaglieri abbiamo avuto un diversabile ed era tra i più valorosi e coraggiosi e ha fatto la storia: ENRICO TOTI morto nel 1916 in uno scontro con gli Austro-Ungarici. “Io non Moro!” Il suo ultimo grido mentre combatteva in prima linea con tutti i mezzi a disposizione.
@@globohomoenjoyer69 The bersaglieri were born as light and versatile infantry, so running is in their role, they've been running since their creation and it became tradition. Playing instruments while running serves many purposes: 1-It's cool, it definitely leaves an impression. 2-It's very hard to play while moving like that, so it shows excellent skills in the musical department. 3-It builds and maintains stamina and lungs capacity that many can just dream of. 4-It keeps the pace while running and therefore helps in the synchronization of the members
@@globohomoenjoyer69because the Legend want that After the breach of porta Pia happened, the bersaglieri regiment instead of marching in order they started run, but this Is a romance Legend, they are actually shock division so they Need to be quick
Born in Pistoia, moved to America when I was 3. Grew up playing this with my babbo on guitar and mandolin...always knew it as "Marcia dei Bersaglieri," but I've NEVER heard anyone else play it...I'm sitting here with tears in my eyes, remembering mio babbo...GRAZIE INFINTE!!!
Ho vissuto una vita senza un padre morto per il suo paese,il paese ci ha lasciati soli con mia madre e mia sorella. ma nonostante cio' vedendo queste immagini mi vengono brividi e mi commuovo.
These guys are some of the best soldiers in the world. I served in Mogadishu alongside them. A real pleasure to watch them work. And this band too? Amazing!
Mio respetto amici italiani!VIVA ITALIA,GRAZIE PER L'AIUTO ALLA MIA BULGARIA, PER LA VOSTRA POSIZIONE CONTRO I TURCHI NEL 1876-1878! VIVA BELLA ITALIA!,GRANDE ORCHESTRA DEI BERSAGLIERI!
When i see legion i bow my head. You have the Legion an outstanding fighting force. From ancient " tercio" tradition. In Europe still resound their proud feats. Long live Spain ..viva la Spagna..from Italy
La mia famiglia ha dato due vite ai Bersaglieri, per primo mio bisnonno morto sul Carso nel 1916 e sepolto a Redipuglia e poi suo figlio morto nella seconda guerra mondiale. Ogni volta che li vedo ho dei brividi. Onore ai Bersaglieri!
Alex Versilia anche il mio bisnonno era nella prima guerra mondiale però lui aveva ricevuto una medaglia dal re poi il fratello di mio nonno e morto alla fine della seconda guerra mondiale
Mio padre è stato membro delle forze speciali nel suo paese, SAF, Filippine. Per la prima volta l'ho visto stupito quando gli ho fatto vedere questo video. Si è alzato in piedi e ha fatto il saluto, a mo' di rispetto a voi bersaglieri in forza e sopratutto ai veterani. Per questo amo questo paese. Le sue forze armate sono tra le piú rinomate al mondo, alla faccia di quelli che la denigrano. Se solo fossimo amministrati da gente capace🤦🏽♂️
Di cose cosí se ne dovrebbero tenere piú spesso in tutta Italia. Da quando hanno sospeso ( non abrogato) la leva, non se ne vedono tante. Andrebbe reintrodotta, la leva. Trasformerebbe un branco di coglioni in uomini. Tolti i casi disperati.
Wow, I couldn't play the trumpet walking, let alone running. So impressive, even more so the people that ran behind them, the veterans and the older women that ran by last. Kudos to them all!!
I saw the Bersaglieri at the Edinburgh Military Tattoo many years ago but I only just found this video half an hour ago. I remember falling in love with what they do from 1 minute 50 seconds of this film. Fantastic. Just brilliant.
As a french I grew in north Italy; Those Bersglieri are impressiv but the "Alpini' are strong too, climbing vertical mountain with a 80 Kg wheel on The shoulders !
Thats why the alpini and bersaglieri did so much better than germans during operation barbarossa XD. No hard feelings i hope, we are both the kings of cuisine afterall
Not too sure that my Pappou would agree nor his first son. Both were in the Florian Division. As would the Australian born members in my family either who deployed to the failed Greek campaign. I know many claim that the Italians never wanted to go to war in 1940 but the fact of the matter is that they did, occupied and decimated northern Greece Responsible for handing over many Greek Jews to the Nazis. In the end that generation has passed and you are correct Italy is an amazing place and the people very nice. Lest we forget, yiassas filos mou. Cheers mate. 🇦🇺🇬🇷👍🍺🍺
@@tim7052 Yeah, I could cry also about the Ottoman Empire enslaving Greece for hundreds of years of years, but I’m not caring what happened in the past. You can cry all you want about the past and make your present days miserable. It’s a good thing to blame everybody else about your wrongdoings nowadays. See ya! 👋
@pipikaka3886 "Those who forget history are likely to repeat it." You don't care because you're a smug, ignorant prat. But those affected by that italian invasion - losing family, homes, etc. - think otherwise. By your response, you obviously don't care about those in Ukraine or Gaza who are suffering either - you smug, ignorant prat!! Fukc you!! 👋
I love that the veterans do the quick march along with everything else. The Bersaglieri really capture the spirit of Italy! Wikipedia article has some great pictures and illustrations.
OK, as an American soldier [many years ago] and as a Civil War reenactor, I've marched in more than a few parades [and I march in three a year...]. But I have **never** seen anything like that before. You gentlemen must have the constitutions of cheetahs. Bravi Bersiglieri!
+Luey No, it's not cavalry training. The "bersaglieri" are special forces , light assault infantry born in 1836, they were trained to explore and flank enemy and doing it as fast as possible, so they were trained to run. Their training has been always really very hard.
Respect italian soldier! The battle of El Alamein caused the death of 13,500 British, 17,000 Italians, 9,000 Germans and was one of the most decisive of the Second World War: it put an end to the Italian-German threat on the Suez Canal, handing over absolute domination of the Mediterranean to the British . By erasing an entire front from the chessboard, in perspective it paved the way for the second front, i.e. the landing in Sicily intended to bring the allies back to Europe. The last to surrender at El Alamein were the Folgore paratroopers. Clinging to the edge of the El Qattara depression, they faced the 13th Army Corps which, according to the English version, had to engage only to give life to a false purpose, while in reality it had to fight one of the toughest and most exhausting local battles breakthrough of the entire front. Folgore's men resisted for 13 days without yielding a meter. Upon surrender they had the honor of arms and the name of their division has remained legendary ever since. The English BBC on November 11, after the battle, commented: "the remains of the Folgore division have resisted beyond all limits of human possibilities". The British Prime Minister Winston Churchill, in the aftermath of the battle, said: "we must bow down before the remains of those who were the lions of the Folgore". A sacrifice well summarized by the words of the Gold Medal, Ten. Col. Alberto Bechi Luserna: "among the sands that are no longer deserted, the boys of the Folgore are here for eternity, the flower of a people and an army in arms . Fallen for an idea, without regrets, honored by the memory of the same enemy".
Hanno Sparato due volte sul Popolo Italiano .... nelle Due Sicilie e a Porta Pia .... Disonorati dalla Perdita del Vessillo di Guerra hanno portato il lutto al braccio per Decenni ..... Compra un libro di Storia ....
@@chickennuggets4498 a lot of ww2 memes we have here,in Africa Italians fought with their teeth without equipment teaching sole lessons to the british (helped by their allies and colonies with a lot of equipment ) ,and in Greece the greatest part of their stuff was sent by the allies ~ Italian army sucked mostly for their generals,hight heads ,leaders ,and useless and not existent equipment .
Anche mio PAPÀ è stato in RUSSIA ...sul DON ... ... ... È STATO uno dei pochi ALPINI ...a uscire VIVO ....dallo ' ULTIMA BATTAGLIA /// DI///... NICOLAJEWCA !!! ...e così ritornare a casa ...in ITALIA
Justin And....the Bersaglieri in their barracks or bases when outdoor can only run (true). If you could see a Bersaglieri base here in Italy it’s crazy it’s always full of people running around here and there.
Shoko Asahara perdenti si,ma cmq l'esercito tedesco di allora,era praticamente quello usa di oggi,tante che c'è voluto tutto il mondo insieme per sconfiggerlo,preso singolarmente non credo avrebbe perso con nessuno
I like what they do there .They also have what the British call the old solders march in the rear as they go ,love to have them do that in the US armed forces to wear my uniform and medals be great ( 22 years ret Navy Seabee )
Grazie , amatissimi Bersaglieri ! Siete un vanto ed un orgoglio nazionale ed internazionale , esattamente come TUTTI gli altri simboli della Patria : le Frecce Tricolori , gli Alpini , la Marina militare Italiana, l'aeronautica , la Polizia di stato, l'Arma dei carabinieri, la Guardia di Finanza , etc . W L'ITALIA SEMPRE !!!!😥🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹
Querido amigo peruano sin duda es muy dificil tocar trompeta sendo sentado, no puedo imaginar correndo..es brutal. Yo quando fui de militar EN esercito , de fanteria ,.siempre quedaba admirando a ellos de Bersaglieri . Nosotros marciando tenquillos y ellos correndo con punados sobre El pecho y piernas arriba. Desculpe mi espanol, espero se he entendido Algo...abrazos a todos Los peruanos y amigos de Sudamerica
The interesting fact about the Bersaglieri is that they were formed because during that time in Italian history, cavalry was too expensive and they could not afford it so what did they do? They created a mobile foot unit that ran fast to get them where they were needed quickly which is how the quick march developed and the running everywhere. In later wars, they used everything from bicycles to motorcycles to get them quickly from one area to another. Talk about hard charging! It reminds me of Teddy Roosevelt and the Rough Riders who basically had to become dismounted cavalry and fought on foot throughout the Spanish American War down in Cuba. It is amazing what various countries have done militarily to make due with what they had and often times, it worked out better.
Bravo. Mio nonno (che riposi in pace) aveva molti amici della comunità italiana con sede nella 4 volte Heroica Ciudad de Veracruz. Ora uno dei miei migliori amici è di origine italiana e mi dice che suo nonno era Bersaglieri. Saluti da Veracruz, in Messico.
I'm A Scot. I know this unit, the plumes, was watching this to try and see the equivalent of the double beat in a Pipe Band. It was nearly fifty years ago Dads old friend, Vincent Capaldi, first played this to Me.
When I clicked I immediately looked away and an ad started playing instead, and when I heard the music in the ad while thinking it was the video I was horrified that any country would think what I heard was a marching song. Then I looked back to see the video start and was so relieved. XD
Bravissimi tutti 👋👋👋mio padre era un bersagliere e a me piace tantissimo questa musica e tutte le altre. Grazie a tutti voi bersaglieri. Vi ascolto sempre e volentieri. 👋👋😘
Un'emozione grande vedere i nostri bersaglieri sfilare e suonare i nostri amati inni. Un dolore grande pensare a come questi politici inetti abbiano distrutto ciò che i nostri nonni hanno costruito dando la loro vita. Viva l'Italia semper.
Io non capisco il problema mentale di certa gente. È un reparto militare con una storia dietro, che stra diavolo vuol dire che fanno ridere oppure che corrono sempre o che hanno "il berettino piumato"; è la loro divisa, tutti i reparti hanno una storia dietro, un minimo di rispetto. Scusate lo sfogo ma certe cose non le riesco a comprendere, il berettino con il galletto morto o la corsa indegna, fanno parte della loro storia e nascono improntati perché doveva essere fondamentalmente un reparto veloce, individualista e preciso. Possono piacere o meno ma tutti i reparti hanno una storia dietro e molti sono morti durante le guerre (a prescindere se avevano questa divisa o un'altra). Stendo un velo pietoso sui veterani di guerra che dovrebbero meritare maggior riconoscimento.
Voglio vedere quelli che li denigrano se sarebbero capace di correre e suonare allo stesso tempo . Sono dei sollevatori di forchetta e si piscierebbero sotto al sibilo della prima pallottola. Purtroppo in Italia sono tutti criticoni
The Bersaglieri (Italian pronunciation: [bersaʎˈʎɛːri]) (Marksmen in English) are a corps of the Italian Army originally created by General Alessandro La Marmora on 18 June 1836 to serve in the Army of the Kingdom of Sardinia, later to become the Royal Italian Army. They have always been a high-mobility light infantry unit, and can still be recognized by the distinctive wide brimmed hat that they wear (only in dress uniform in modern times), decorated with black capercaillie feathers. The feathers are usually applied to their combat helmets. Another distinctive trait of the Bersaglieri is the fast jog pace they keep on parades, instead of marching.
Those boys have some quality lungs, not to mention musical skills. Hemingway must have lost a girlfriend to one of them, he doesn't describe them favourably in " For whom the bells toll ".
@Jack Tangles You can't do much against tanks without the proper equipment, which is one if the reasons we failed in North Africa. But look at the second battle of Bir el Gubi, where 1454 Bersaglieri stopped the advance of 20000 British troops in a fee days without help. The Bersaglieri were also heavily involved in almost all of the greatest victories in Africa
@@nandobrando4619 Dont forget we beat Britain in the first and at the second the Bersaglieri may not have made fame their but our 205th Folgora made fame their for a famous stand for weeks and made a huge dent in the forces of Britain.
Wenn ich den Aufmarsch/Laufschritt sehe, muss ich unweigerlich etwas lachen. Es sieht in den teutonischen Augen doch etwas befremdlich aus. Aber denoch muss ich den Jungs und Mädels eine Menge Respekt zollen. Denn erstens ist der Gleichschritt perfekt und erheblich besser als bei der BW und zweitens ist es eine wirkliche Leistung im Laufschritt noch ein Blasinstrument spielen zu können. Auch den älteren Herren zolle ich Respekt, denn es war ein gutes Tempo was hier angegangen wurde. Und dass muss man mit 60 bis 80 Jahren erst mal schaffen. Daumen hoch!
Die Bersaglieri (ehemalige piemontesische Jäger) sind schlichtweg das elegante Symbol des italienischen Heeres, überall, auch im Ballett: ruclips.net/video/tIqjn7apVBw/видео.htmlh49m33s
instead of to march slow in a line waiting for the enemy shells is better to run against the enemy making as short as possible the critical time, and the music makes hero as in all army
My mom's cousin was one of them. They run all-the-time. They do everything by running, if they are caught walking they get punished. They are assault troops, they run into battle.
Cool video and thank you for sharing. I will admit the hat had me curious for a minute or two. However I have to admit when the started running and playing while one cobblestone.... that was awesome. I was stationed in Germany way back and we had to do PT (physical training) and I rolled my ankles plenty of time. I just though then running and playing was cool and you toss in them running on the cobblestone that’s just wicked. Again thank you for sharing this cool video.
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É commovente vedere gli anziani veterani e anche il ragazzo disabile correre dietro la fanfara. I bersaglieri incarnano davvero lo spirito d'Italia. Viva i Bersaglieri, Viva l'Italia!
Tra i bersaglieri abbiamo avuto un diversabile ed era tra i più valorosi e coraggiosi e ha fatto la storia: ENRICO TOTI morto nel 1916 in uno scontro con gli Austro-Ungarici. “Io non Moro!” Il suo ultimo grido mentre combatteva in prima linea con tutti i mezzi a disposizione.
Sempre viva l'Italia..io ero nei Granatieri di Sardegna
@@enricomanno8434 Try looking at the light company (now the rifles)
Do not underestimate how difficult it is to run and play a wind instrument - respect.
I understand how difficult it is, mad respect honestly, I just don’t understand why you’d want to lmao
@@globohomoenjoyer69 it looks cool, what else?
@@bowtiedkzat does it really? Or does it just look incredibly goofy? Impressive, but goofy
@@globohomoenjoyer69 The bersaglieri were born as light and versatile infantry, so running is in their role, they've been running since their creation and it became tradition.
Playing instruments while running serves many purposes:
1-It's cool, it definitely leaves an impression.
2-It's very hard to play while moving like that, so it shows excellent skills in the musical department.
3-It builds and maintains stamina and lungs capacity that many can just dream of.
4-It keeps the pace while running and therefore helps in the synchronization of the members
@@globohomoenjoyer69because the Legend want that After the breach of porta Pia happened, the bersaglieri regiment instead of marching in order they started run, but this Is a romance Legend, they are actually shock division so they Need to be quick
Born in Pistoia, moved to America when I was 3. Grew up playing this with my babbo on guitar and mandolin...always knew it as "Marcia dei Bersaglieri," but I've NEVER heard anyone else play it...I'm sitting here with tears in my eyes, remembering mio babbo...GRAZIE INFINTE!!!
Tony Bucca no problem fam
Io son di Pistoia 🖐️ il tuo babbo non poteva insegnarti niente di meglio, uomo di spessore
Ho vissuto una vita senza un padre morto per il suo paese,il paese ci ha lasciati soli con mia madre e mia sorella. ma nonostante cio' vedendo queste immagini mi vengono brividi e mi commuovo.
Mi spiace per la tua perdita....lo stato dovrebbe fare di più. Onore a tuo padre
❤ Amo la mia patria con tutto il mio orgoglio /nonostante ce la stanno mettendo tutta a farmela detestare - - -
onore a suo padre ed alla sua famiglia
These guys are some of the best soldiers in the world. I served in Mogadishu alongside them. A real pleasure to watch them work. And this band too? Amazing!
Ok, perhaps they have been. But where are they when they are needed? Running away with nice music?
@@chrissmartin4137 lol, talking as someone who doesn't know them
@@chrissmartin4137 you are the classic man that learn history from memes and think that he know everything about history
The best soldiers , certainly, but in the years 150 BC till 200 AD.
@@gohatinas another one that learns history from ww2 memes
How can i stop crying after seeing the last old veteran running as everyone else?
And the disabled one at the end. Just cut the video after his run. They two guys at the end are great. :-D
@@TheDroelfzig Disabled guy isn't Bersagliere
@@Brickcellent Jup, but i do not said it. :-)
@@Osmar1979 no they are very brave soldiers
@@Osmar1979 Be more respectful.
Mio respetto amici italiani!VIVA ITALIA,GRAZIE PER L'AIUTO ALLA MIA BULGARIA, PER LA VOSTRA POSIZIONE CONTRO I TURCHI NEL 1876-1878! VIVA BELLA ITALIA!,GRANDE ORCHESTRA DEI BERSAGLIERI!
And yet, during World War One, the Kingdom of Bulgaria was allied with the Ottoman Empire against the Kingdom of Italy.
@@1JuliusStreicher point taken 😀 still god bless Bulgaria
Teodor Todorov di nulla
Sempre contro i turchi fratello bulgaro.
Greetings from Italy european brother ❤
Running with high knees and meanwhile playing the trumpet; Chapeau from Spain; Frattelli italiani !
When i see legion i bow my head. You have the Legion an outstanding fighting force. From ancient " tercio" tradition. In Europe still resound their proud feats. Long live Spain ..viva la Spagna..from Italy
is this what wings was singing about in band on the run? xD
Now that is difficult!!!
sorella spagnola un abbraccio.. UN abrazo hermana espanola!
@@juliehock6059 They were actually running a bit slower, so the older veterans could keep up!!!
La mia famiglia ha dato due vite ai Bersaglieri, per primo mio bisnonno morto sul Carso nel 1916 e sepolto a Redipuglia e poi suo figlio morto nella seconda guerra mondiale. Ogni volta che li vedo ho dei brividi. Onore ai Bersaglieri!
Alex Versilia da Italiani diciamo loro Grazie!
Alex Versilia anche il mio bisnonno era nella prima guerra mondiale però lui aveva ricevuto una medaglia dal re poi il fratello di mio nonno e morto alla fine della seconda guerra mondiale
Alex Versilia Onori alla tua famiglia....
Una medaglia dal re in persona? wow
onore a Voi Alex
Vengo dalla Russia. Sempre amato L'Italia, un paese di storia antica e cultura. Accettate il mio rispetto, lasciate che i nostri popoli siano amici.
Never
Gli Italiani amano la Russia 🙂❤️
Love Russia from Italy URAH
@@jacopofiorentini4188 l’Inghilterra dove la mettiamo?😂
@@flaviap4956 al secondo posto
Gli uomini con i polmoni più robusti che si siano mai visti al mondo. Dopo 50m così mi aspetta la rianimazione!
Io sono stanca solo a guardarli :D
Mio padre è stato membro delle forze speciali nel suo paese, SAF, Filippine.
Per la prima volta l'ho visto stupito quando gli ho fatto vedere questo video.
Si è alzato in piedi e ha fatto il saluto, a mo' di rispetto a voi bersaglieri in forza e sopratutto ai veterani.
Per questo amo questo paese.
Le sue forze armate sono tra le piú rinomate al mondo, alla faccia di quelli che la denigrano.
Se solo fossimo amministrati da gente capace🤦🏽♂️
Bravo tuo padre!
Grande
Nabbnas
Onore!
Bravo tuo padre, e tu hai ragione .
Invecchiando mi sta capitando, che quando vedo questi UOMINI,in corsa col loro inno, mi vengono
le lacrime agli occhi, per questo orgoglio Italiano
antonio pastore le lacrime sono la spontaneità non si vergogni succede anche a me vedendo qu3sto video , figlio nipote e pronipote di bersaglieri
Di cose cosí se ne dovrebbero tenere piú spesso in tutta Italia. Da quando hanno sospeso ( non abrogato) la leva, non se ne vedono tante. Andrebbe reintrodotta, la leva. Trasformerebbe un branco di coglioni in uomini. Tolti i casi disperati.
Non solo a lei mio caro amico
non è l'unico...si fidi....nipote di un bersagliere fatto prigioniero dagli inglesi ad el alamein!!!W I BERSAGLIERI W L'ITALIA
Noi bersaglieri non invecchiamo mai, ........abbiamo sempre venti anni!!!
Wow, I couldn't play the trumpet walking, let alone running. So impressive, even more so the people that ran behind them, the veterans and the older women that ran by last. Kudos to them all!!
Siete i migliori,sempre.Guardando tante fanfare nel mondo,i bersglieri sono gli unici che quando suonano mi fanno lacrimare,w i Bersaglieri.
God bless the Italians.
They did that too the Holy Empire they lived Longer
I now do my morning run to this on repeat. It is absolutely awesome.
I saw the Bersaglieri at the Edinburgh Military Tattoo many years ago but I only just found this video half an hour ago. I remember falling in love with what they do from 1 minute 50 seconds of this film. Fantastic. Just brilliant.
As a french I grew in north Italy; Those Bersglieri are impressiv but the "Alpini' are strong too, climbing vertical mountain with a 80 Kg wheel on The shoulders !
French Mountain troops outstanding Too, and legionnaires too
Btw i love so much a french martial neofolk Solo project called Derniere Volonté..check It out 😉Greetings French cousins
Thats why the alpini and bersaglieri did so much better than germans during operation barbarossa XD.
No hard feelings i hope, we are both the kings of cuisine afterall
the tuba player is probably thinking with each step, "should...have...picked...a...lighter...horn......."
William Woofter
maybe special forces has an opening?
William Woofter no they are trained to use it.
Viva L’Italia, tutto cuore!!!
LOL... just brilliant
Whatever fatass, lug that tuba!
If you got to love one particular nation unconditionally, it’s the Italian one. Lovely people, lovely country. Greetings from Greece 🇬🇷🇮🇹
Not too sure that my Pappou would agree nor his first son. Both were in the Florian Division.
As would the Australian born members in my family either who deployed to the failed Greek campaign.
I know many claim that the Italians never wanted to go to war in 1940 but the fact of the matter is that they did, occupied and decimated northern Greece
Responsible for handing over many Greek Jews to the Nazis.
In the end that generation has passed and you are correct Italy is an amazing place and the people very nice.
Lest we forget, yiassas filos mou. Cheers mate. 🇦🇺🇬🇷👍🍺🍺
I'm not sure many from Ethiopia or the Sudan would agree with you.
@@tim7052 Yeah, I could cry also about the Ottoman Empire enslaving Greece for hundreds of years of years, but I’m not caring what happened in the past. You can cry all you want about the past and make your present days miserable. It’s a good thing to blame everybody else about your wrongdoings nowadays. See ya! 👋
@pipikaka3886 "Those who forget history are likely to repeat it." You don't care because you're a smug, ignorant prat. But those affected by that italian invasion - losing family, homes, etc. - think otherwise. By your response, you obviously don't care about those in Ukraine or Gaza who are suffering either - you smug, ignorant prat!! Fukc you!! 👋
I love that the veterans do the quick march along with everything else. The Bersaglieri really capture the spirit of Italy! Wikipedia article has some great pictures and illustrations.
Ayant des origines italiennes ai un profond respect pour les bersaglieri bravissimo signores sa réchauffe mon cœur de France 💖🇨🇵😜👍🤩🇮🇪🌟🤣💕
OK, as an American soldier [many years ago] and as a Civil War reenactor, I've marched in more than a few parades [and I march in three a year...].
But I have **never** seen anything like that before. You gentlemen must have the constitutions of cheetahs.
Bravi Bersiglieri!
When they start running I thought, maybe this is a cavalry training so they know how to play their insturments when it gets real bumpy.
italian troops have always been excellent at running.
+Luey No, it's not cavalry training. The "bersaglieri" are special forces , light assault infantry born in 1836, they were trained to explore and flank enemy and doing it as fast as possible, so they were trained to run. Their training has been always really very hard.
@@mikewahnsinn567 lol try to play a trumpet while sprinting for 200 metres
Thanks Sir!
Respect italian soldier! The battle of El Alamein caused the death of 13,500 British, 17,000 Italians, 9,000 Germans and was one of the most decisive of the Second World War: it put an end to the Italian-German threat on the Suez Canal, handing over absolute domination of the Mediterranean to the British . By erasing an entire front from the chessboard, in perspective it paved the way for the second front, i.e. the landing in Sicily intended to bring the allies back to Europe.
The last to surrender at El Alamein were the Folgore paratroopers. Clinging to the edge of the El Qattara depression, they faced the 13th Army Corps which, according to the English version, had to engage only to give life to a false purpose, while in reality it had to fight one of the toughest and most exhausting local battles breakthrough of the entire front. Folgore's men resisted for 13 days without yielding a meter. Upon surrender they had the honor of arms and the name of their division has remained legendary ever since.
The English BBC on November 11, after the battle, commented: "the remains of the Folgore division have resisted beyond all limits of human possibilities". The British Prime Minister Winston Churchill, in the aftermath of the battle, said: "we must bow down before the remains of those who were the lions of the Folgore".
A sacrifice well summarized by the words of the Gold Medal, Ten. Col. Alberto Bechi Luserna: "among the sands that are no longer deserted, the boys of the Folgore are here for eternity, the flower of a people and an army in arms . Fallen for an idea, without regrets, honored by the memory of the same enemy".
da brividi................quando passano i bersaglieri c'è solo da applaudire!!!
Hanno Sparato due volte sul Popolo Italiano .... nelle Due Sicilie e a Porta Pia .... Disonorati dalla Perdita del Vessillo di Guerra hanno portato il lutto al braccio per Decenni ..... Compra un libro di Storia ....
Ancora girano le cazzate neoborboniche?
Sono i migliori onore al corpo
Il vessillo di guerra è stato bruciato piuttosto che darlo ai nemici.
Si ma vestiti di bianco non sono molto belli
And how can you not love Italians ?
@@chickennuggets4498 man, it was old times. Now the Italian army is the 10th strongest army of the world.
@@chickennuggets4498 I think you have to study a lot of things before open the mouth man...
I love Italiens.
@@chickennuggets4498 a lot of ww2 memes we have here,in Africa Italians fought with their teeth without equipment teaching sole lessons to the british (helped by their allies and colonies with a lot of equipment ) ,and in Greece the greatest part of their stuff was sent by the allies ~ Italian army sucked mostly for their generals,hight heads ,leaders ,and useless and not existent equipment .
@@chickennuggets4498 go to study some history, asshole.
gli ultimi momenti del video :COMMOVENTI !! Bersaglieri per sempre.MI inchino!!!
This is the coolest thing I've ever seen in my life!
im ex Legion,so you probably know how we marche..but yes, this is THE coolest thing. regards..Fry
@@johnfry950 legion espagnola?
I have nerver seen the march with running before. It seem to be so hard to breathe to blow instruments, but they did it. GOSH!
Me either...maybe something from ancient times?
Most impressed. I salute not only the classic Italian style, but the delicious patriotism of the Italian people.
Ich bin immer beeindruckt, laufen und noch ein instrument spielen. wo kommt da die Luft her. eine schöne Tradition.
Viva Italy from Scotland
W Scotland and Black Watch from Italy
Long life to Scotland
Greetings european brother
Sono un italiano, con il cuore scozzese 🇮🇹❤️🏴
@@ostrega67 1
My father was a Bersagliere. Onore e rispetto per le nostre truppe! Viva il tricolore!🇮🇹
Was in Rome a couple of years back and saw the Republic Day parade......top notch
Republic is gay.
Anche mio PAPÀ è stato in RUSSIA ...sul DON ... ... ... È STATO uno dei pochi ALPINI ...a uscire VIVO ....dallo ' ULTIMA BATTAGLIA /// DI///... NICOLAJEWCA !!! ...e così ritornare a casa ...in ITALIA
Che onore essere italiano
O bersaglieri sono l'orgoglio dell'esercito italisno
poteva capitare di molto peggio ma anche di meglio...
Si, specialmente pensando ai politici!
@@1957angelo Soprattutto penando alla nostra storia, cibo, cultura, paesaggi, monumenti e lingua 🇮🇹
Lo famo strano
Judging by the Ferris wheel in the background I don't think they stopped till they actually arrived in London.
Yes Florian Geyer, you are probably right!
It wouldn't be the first time the Romans conquered Britannia.
This comment deserves a standing ovation
Lol, this was really a good one m8
ahahaha
Love the veterans taking part at the end of the clip.... with much respect to the old guys.
Me at the beginning: this is just like other troops.
Them: *STARTS RUNNING*
Me: no wait that’s illegal
Ahahahah hello from Italy ahahaha
Justin
And....the Bersaglieri in their barracks or bases when outdoor can only run (true).
If you could see a Bersaglieri base here in Italy it’s crazy it’s always full of people running around here and there.
Starts hanging communists from balconies.... Festively.
Those delightful unserious Latins, lol.
Yh
Buongiorno
to play a horn instrument and run at the same time.... these soldiers are physically and mentally in shape. awesome.
Il soldato tedesco stupì il mondo il bersagliere italiano stupì il soldato tedesco .
Alessandro Spezzaferro non era una frase dedicata alla folgore di alamein?
e a riguardo di tutti i soldati italiani.
Detta da Rommel, non uno qualsiasi.
Shoko Asahara perdenti si,ma cmq l'esercito tedesco di allora,era praticamente quello usa di oggi,tante che c'è voluto tutto il mondo insieme per sconfiggerlo,preso singolarmente non credo avrebbe perso con nessuno
No, Russia stupi il soldado tedesco, Italia fue aliado de alemania.
I like what they do there .They also have what the British call the old solders march in the rear as they go ,love to have them do that in the US armed forces to wear my uniform and medals be great ( 22 years ret Navy Seabee )
Grazie , amatissimi Bersaglieri ! Siete un vanto ed un orgoglio nazionale ed internazionale , esattamente come TUTTI gli altri simboli della Patria : le Frecce Tricolori , gli Alpini , la Marina militare Italiana, l'aeronautica , la Polizia di stato, l'Arma dei carabinieri, la Guardia di Finanza , etc . W L'ITALIA SEMPRE !!!!😥🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹
Fantastycznie! Viva Italia! Respekt from me, from Poland :)
Polish brave people Always between two fires and Always come trough as winners..May Poland or Polonia in italian Always be so brave and strong
...que tal práctica!!!, correr y tocar al mismo tiempo, sin perder el ritmo. Saludos desde Callao Perú.
Querido amigo peruano sin duda es muy dificil tocar trompeta sendo sentado, no puedo imaginar correndo..es brutal. Yo quando fui de militar EN esercito , de fanteria ,.siempre quedaba admirando a ellos de Bersaglieri . Nosotros marciando tenquillos y ellos correndo con punados sobre El pecho y piernas arriba. Desculpe mi espanol, espero se he entendido Algo...abrazos a todos Los peruanos y amigos de Sudamerica
Wow ~~~! Amazing...! They are doing the impossible thing...! Viva Italia!!!
best thing i ever see.greetings from croatia
The interesting fact about the Bersaglieri is that they were formed because during that time in Italian history, cavalry was too expensive and they could not afford it so what did they do? They created a mobile foot unit that ran fast to get them where they were needed quickly which is how the quick march developed and the running everywhere. In later wars, they used everything from bicycles to motorcycles to get them quickly from one area to another. Talk about hard charging! It reminds me of Teddy Roosevelt and the Rough Riders who basically had to become dismounted cavalry and fought on foot throughout the Spanish American War down in Cuba. It is amazing what various countries have done militarily to make due with what they had and often times, it worked out better.
Much respect for the old veterans keeping up :)
Tu eres italiano.
Bravo. Mio nonno (che riposi in pace) aveva molti amici della comunità italiana con sede nella 4 volte Heroica Ciudad de Veracruz. Ora uno dei miei migliori amici è di origine italiana e mi dice che suo nonno era Bersaglieri. Saluti da Veracruz, in Messico.
Muchas gracias hermano :) ♡
Respect from the City of Birmingham
Thank you so much , Mr Coal !
Infame inglese
CoalMiningTown no problem mate
non so come chiamarmi oh senti ci fa un complimento e lo insulti? Mi sembri tu quello tardo.
@@michelangelangelo7091 ok
Beautiful scenery. Europe is so awesome.
I'm A Scot. I know this unit, the plumes, was watching this to try and see the equivalent of the double beat in a Pipe Band.
It was nearly fifty years ago Dads old friend, Vincent Capaldi, first played this to Me.
Truly amazing marching spirited and fit soldiers to play music and fast pace marching, respect to you.
When I clicked I immediately looked away and an ad started playing instead, and when I heard the music in the ad while thinking it was the video I was horrified that any country would think what I heard was a marching song. Then I looked back to see the video start and was so relieved. XD
L'italia ha il suo fascino. Grandi i bersaglieri!
GRAZI, FROM USA. KEEP YOUR ITALIAN IDENTITY.
THANK YOU
👍👍👍
keep yours then, and move back there.
I bersaglieri hanno, in assoluto, la migliore banda musicale di tutti gli eserciti del mondo.
Buenisimo linda musica y saludos a todos y Abrazo desde Argentina para toda Italia
Bravissimi tutti 👋👋👋mio padre era un bersagliere e a me piace tantissimo questa musica e tutte le altre. Grazie a tutti voi bersaglieri. Vi ascolto sempre e volentieri. 👋👋😘
Siete dei grandi bersaglieri è vi ammiro tantissimo. Un grande saluto a tutti voi 😘
Unici în lume ca si armată precum odinioară erau strămoșii lor romanii.Viva bersaglieri,viva Italia!
Adrian , mulțumesc ❤
I always wanted to see this jog-march! Thanks. Mille grazie.
1:51 - OH SHIIIIIT!!!!
*OH YEEEES!!
When Italy manages to invade Greece in Hoi4 1939
@@choiettech 1940...but thats how they ran to the opposite direction....lol
Lol
@@choiettech worst mistake we could ever do. We Always loved Greece and we still Do. Fascist stupidity
Un'emozione grande vedere i nostri bersaglieri sfilare e suonare i nostri amati inni. Un dolore grande pensare a come questi politici inetti abbiano distrutto ciò che i nostri nonni hanno costruito dando la loro vita. Viva l'Italia semper.
Se non è uno spettacolo questo... ditemi allora che cosa lo è. Magnifici
Sempre e solo Italiana ❤️
Italia ti amo
Io mi inchino già solo per il fatto che corrono suonando... Massimo rispetto!!
Io non capisco il problema mentale di certa gente.
È un reparto militare con una storia dietro, che stra diavolo vuol dire che fanno ridere oppure che corrono sempre o che hanno "il berettino piumato"; è la loro divisa, tutti i reparti hanno una storia dietro, un minimo di rispetto.
Scusate lo sfogo ma certe cose non le riesco a comprendere, il berettino con il galletto morto o la corsa indegna, fanno parte della loro storia e nascono improntati perché doveva essere fondamentalmente un reparto veloce, individualista e preciso.
Possono piacere o meno ma tutti i reparti hanno una storia dietro e molti sono morti durante le guerre (a prescindere se avevano questa divisa o un'altra).
Stendo un velo pietoso sui veterani di guerra che dovrebbero meritare maggior riconoscimento.
Si meritano solo rispetto
Voglio vedere quelli che li denigrano se sarebbero capace di correre e suonare allo stesso tempo . Sono dei sollevatori di forchetta e si piscierebbero sotto al sibilo della prima pallottola. Purtroppo in Italia sono tutti criticoni
Qualche invidioso lo trovi dappertutto. Ma la stragrande maggioranza ha esultato!
L'ultimo da solo è il più bello.... nonostante l'età corre ancora... w i bersaglieri
Ci vogliono 2 boiler al posto dei polmoni per suonare la fanfara correndo
Sono dei mostri
Solo tanto rispetto e ammirazione
The Bersaglieri (Italian pronunciation: [bersaʎˈʎɛːri]) (Marksmen in English) are a corps of the Italian Army originally created by General Alessandro La Marmora on 18 June 1836 to serve in the Army of the Kingdom of Sardinia, later to become the Royal Italian Army. They have always been a high-mobility light infantry unit, and can still be recognized by the distinctive wide brimmed hat that they wear (only in dress uniform in modern times), decorated with black capercaillie feathers. The feathers are usually applied to their combat helmets. Another distinctive trait of the Bersaglieri is the fast jog pace they keep on parades, instead of marching.
Unici în lume ca si armată precum strămoșii vostri romanii.Viva bersaglieri,viva Italia!
Apollon Abaddon we all hope so...
Appollon hope you are correct.
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Baloney
I'm tired just watching them. Fantastic performance.
Those boys have some quality lungs, not to mention musical skills. Hemingway must have lost a girlfriend to one of them, he doesn't describe them favourably in " For whom the bells toll ".
@Jack Tangles You can't do much against tanks without the proper equipment, which is one if the reasons we failed in North Africa.
But look at the second battle of Bir el Gubi, where 1454 Bersaglieri stopped the advance of 20000 British troops in a fee days without help. The Bersaglieri were also heavily involved in almost all of the greatest victories in Africa
@Jack Tangles I'll just say one name, El Alamein
@Jack Tangles the fought so valiantly that even the enemy gave them anything but praises and respect.
@Jack Tangles quite a few
@@nandobrando4619 Dont forget we beat Britain in the first and at the second the Bersaglieri may not have made fame their but our 205th Folgora made fame their for a famous stand for weeks and made a huge dent in the forces of Britain.
SEMPLICEMENTE FANTASTICO E COMMOVENTE VEDERE QUESTI ANCOR OGGI RAGAZZI CORRERE COSI CON ANIMO ED AMORE.
Vortreffliche Truppe, gute Kondition, auch die Veteranen.
Viva l'Italia!
Wenn ich den Aufmarsch/Laufschritt sehe, muss ich unweigerlich etwas lachen. Es sieht in den teutonischen Augen doch etwas befremdlich aus.
Aber denoch muss ich den Jungs und Mädels eine Menge Respekt zollen. Denn erstens ist der Gleichschritt perfekt und erheblich besser als bei der BW und zweitens ist es eine wirkliche Leistung im Laufschritt noch ein Blasinstrument spielen zu können.
Auch den älteren Herren zolle ich Respekt, denn es war ein gutes Tempo was hier angegangen wurde. Und dass muss man mit 60 bis 80 Jahren erst mal schaffen.
Daumen hoch!
Die Bersaglieri (ehemalige piemontesische Jäger) sind schlichtweg das elegante Symbol des italienischen Heeres, überall, auch im Ballett: ruclips.net/video/tIqjn7apVBw/видео.htmlh49m33s
Marching band Italian style . Unique !
1:48 Fanfara di corsa...VAIIIIIIIIII!!!!
That is *so* italian
Setting off car alarms and playing and running at the same time! Wow!
Régiment d'une tradition magnifique
How can they play air instruments, and at the same time maintain such high March pace... truly astonishing.
I was wondering when they would start double timing! Excellent!
poter mettere mi piace una volta sola mi intristisce
No problem, ti aiuto io😊!
Siete i miei Italiani, grazie.
Bravo! 🇮🇹 Forza Italia! Respekt from Poland 🇵🇱
great military tune I now have it the tune on CD
How the hell do they run and play?? WTF
is bersaglieri
instead of to march slow in a line waiting for the enemy shells is better to run against the enemy making as short as possible the critical time, and the music makes hero as in all army
TopoRoger1 Iron lungs
like scottish bagpipes... but faster
My mom's cousin was one of them. They run all-the-time. They do everything by running, if they are caught walking they get punished. They are assault troops, they run into battle.
I saw them in the sixties at the NATO-Taptoe in Arnhem, Netherlands. The made a lifelong impression on me.
hats off to these men with lungs of iron, especially to the old soldiers at the back!
There are marching bands, and then there are these... The running band...
Bersaglieri di FIUME POLA e ZARA assenti ma mai dimenticati. Viva l'Italia
Respect from South Africa and salute to the veterans!
Gotta love these musicians!
Sono artigliere alpino,ma i nostri cugini bersaglieri fanno sempre effetto!!! Grande orgoglio italiano!!!
W i Bersaglieri! W l'Italia!
Viva Italia y viva España fratelli
Viva i fratelli Latini e Greci d'Europa! Viva la Spagna, viva l'Italia, viva la Grecia!
Viva España, viva Italia, viva Grecia. Viva la Unión Mediterránea
Viva España y Portugal, lo demás es kaka de la vaka
SEBASTIAN GONZALEZ ORTEGA
Shame on you bud, smdfh
Un abbraccio ai fratelli spagnoli
Cool video and thank you for sharing.
I will admit the hat had me curious for a minute or two.
However I have to admit when the started running and playing while one cobblestone.... that was awesome. I was stationed in Germany way back and we had to do PT (physical training) and I rolled my ankles plenty of time. I just though then running and playing was cool and you toss in them running on the cobblestone that’s just wicked.
Again thank you for sharing this cool video.
trasmettono gioia e orgoglio in un mix perfetto!
toujours beau a revoir vive les BERSAGLIERS....bravo.
Impressive. Very fit soldiers to be able to play a wind instrument while running at the double. Bravo Bersaglieri!