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Funeral Procession for FDNY Lieutenant Michael Davidson March 27, 2018 MPEG 2 Program stream, 15 M
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- Опубликовано: 17 сен 2018
- Firefighter Davidson was a 15-year veteran of the FDNY. Firefighter Davidson was critically injured while fighting a 5-alarm fire in Manhattan.
The pipers , from what I have seen , are so incredibly dignified and precise at these ceremonies.
Love the pipes - but cry with them too !
very emotional cant stop crying its the bagpipes that get me with being scottish the pipes were beautiful an an amazing send off may you sleep with the angels you deserve ur place in heaven ur a hero
Tears in my eyes; greetings from The Netherlands..........R.I.P. all the best for the family..............
God rest the souls of the Fallen...♡
God bless and rest in peace brother!
Splendid sendoff.
How SAD, I've attended too many of these.
Respect
God bless all
Stirs my soul so deeply
The Hero Never Die
Rip brother
Respekt . Ruhe in Frieden Kamerad.
condolences !
So moving
on Sept..we have still ..programm.. I came from work..My Pa...Television on..Dann..Ein nebel und soviele tote...Was habt ihr getan,,wir rächen uns
Please, any someone can me explain, because the presence of the pipes in funeral of firefighter, or polices. Regards from Portugal.
The Irish, at one point, made up a third of NYC’s population in the mid-1800’s and to this day, make up a significant percentage of the FDNY/NYPD’s ranks. It’s as a result of the significant Irish presence in the police & fire departments of the USA that Emerald societies were formed and participate in the funeral processions of the honored fallen of their ranks!
@@jimryan5479 Thanks Jim.
The FDNY is a branch of a Scottish Regiment of the British Army?
I don’t think so! But Americans have many forbears of Scottish and Irish decent and the traditions have been carried on.
@@philipdavies1140 to Hong Kong:
England invented soccer so - by your reasoning - only the English can play soccer? Bull.
No Hong Kong, not at the last time I looked??
You will be more than fully aware that the RHKP Pipe Band (post 1997 HKP) wears the MacIntosh tartan Officially due to a formal connection arranged by a previous RHKP Commissioner of Police. Unlike yourself, most of those participating here at the funeral of a Senior Colleague, are totally oblivious that the Hackle worn in the Bearskin (probably made from nylon!!!) and the Flag being carried here are the Green, White & Gold of the Irish Republic and have nothing whatsoever to do with Scotland. Ireland has it's own unique design of bagpipes (not the Great Highland Pipes shown here), caubeen headdress and kilt (plain saffron colour) worn without a sporran, or any of the other accoutrements being paraded here. As Jesus said, forgive them, they know not what they do.
See this as Hollywood, and at least they are respecting a fallen colleague.
@@stuartmccall5474 Hello, yes I did see the Irish flag. I just saw the red tunics and it looked a hell of a lot like the Scots Guard.
@@stuartmccall5474 calm down Stuart.....everyone knows bagpipes are Scottish....
REST IN PEACE 😭😭😭🇮🇱🙏🌹
You will not live in peace and freedom if you leave the land of 🇵🇸
why an israel flag you stupid bitch?
"Waul bitter sweat Bagpipes"
brain ,., oh Bagpipes yea,.,., Soul Oh Bagpipes wow ,., brain , This means something ,..., Tear ducts , whatever ,just go....