Loved it. Brought back big memories of being part of the Crack Rifle team in San Diego in Jan-Mar 1978. Had to show this to some colleagues at Lockheed after we talked about boot camp in Air Force, Army and Navy. They could not believe the majority of my basic training was practicing spinning a rifle for this very ceremony. Thanks for sharing. Go Navy!
Graduating class of Feb 1981. Our fearless leader was Kreiss , my buddy Scott and I were the oldest 3 in our company. The two of them had previously been in the Army and I spent a couple of years on the farm after high school. Wish I could get my hands on one of the Springfields
I seem to remember doing this for more than just a few hours each day in December 82 and January 83. Like this TEAM we did not drop a rifle in the graduation ceremony which was really good. Got to wear metal horseshoes on our heels to make that distinctive clack when marching.
Master at Arms, Crack Rifle Team, CO 936, NTC San Diego. One of the highlights of my USN time. We even got off base for a public event somewhere in San Diego vicinity during boot camp
Spartans Crack Rifle Team, May-July 1977 Company 919 Thanks for the memories!!! They made us stay a week or two longer because of July 4th, well worth it, we got to go on the field and perform for an Angels game, did a bunch of parades. Good times
was awesome finding this. Went to RTC San Diego in 1993, Co 981. Was also in the Drill Team. I had our video somewhere, this will give me a reason t otry and dig it up.
Hey, I was there too! Company 941. My last name was Zecca then. You even have a close up of me at 1:13...I no longer have my video of this. Thanks for posting it. I stumbled upon it by accident. Zac
I was Crack Rifle in San Diego. Amazing the precision we developed in just 30 days. I especially remember the exchange arms with the Springfield. We practiced every waking moment.
I was there in San Diego! Company 945 "Lords of Discipline" We graduated on my birthday 2 Jan 87! That was a lot fun! I remember when we first started training and wondering how we were gonna do that! I wish I still had the video of ours!
Hey there Zac, I'm not sure if I remember you, although it's been over 25 years ago. We sure did ace are performance. I'm happy to hear that you stumbled across this video. Believe it or not I am still friends with one of the other guys on our squad!
uhmm.......hmmmm lets see, the navy ceremonial guard, the us army old guard.... but i do agree more parades and things like that would be nice for a morale boost
I love America but we aren't nationalistic enough! No marches through the streets or ceremonial guard teams! I think we should honor our service men and women every month with marches and songs sung in the state capital! It would be very good for national morale and make people respect the military more (the ones who don't already).
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San Diego Jan 8, 1988. Company 945. I was the guy at the very right on the V. Thanks for bringing back good memories. Go NAVY!
Exactly 10 yrs after me. Company 902.
Loved it. Brought back big memories of being part of the Crack Rifle team in San Diego in Jan-Mar 1978. Had to show this to some colleagues at Lockheed after we talked about boot camp in Air Force, Army and Navy. They could not believe the majority of my basic training was practicing spinning a rifle for this very ceremony.
Thanks for sharing. Go Navy!
Company 942, 1982 Drill Company, any one have videos from then, thanks for the video, brings back great memory's
Graduating class of Feb 1981. Our fearless leader was Kreiss , my buddy Scott and I were the oldest 3 in our company. The two of them had previously been in the Army and I spent a couple of years on the farm after high school. Wish I could get my hands on one of the Springfields
I was on the Crack Rifle Team in San Diego in the summer of 1982; Company 928. Thank you for the memories!
I seem to remember doing this for more than just a few hours each day in December 82 and January 83. Like this TEAM we did not drop a rifle in the graduation ceremony which was really good. Got to wear metal horseshoes on our heels to make that distinctive clack when marching.
Master at Arms, Crack Rifle Team, CO 936, NTC San Diego. One of the highlights of my USN time. We even got off base for a public event somewhere in San Diego vicinity during boot camp
I went to Boot in SD in 80...anyone from drill company 924 out here in youtube land? July of 80 is when I went!
Spartans Crack Rifle Team, May-July 1977 Company 919
Thanks for the memories!!!
They made us stay a week or two longer because of July 4th, well worth it, we got to go on the field and perform for an Angels game, did a bunch of parades. Good times
Just tripped across this. Thanks for the memories... 1982 - Co. 909 Crack Rifle Team. Thanks for sharing shipmates.
I was on the Crack Rifle Drill Team in 1982 Company #902. Thanks for posting this video
I was part of the navy drill team at San Diego back in January of 1991. This brings back old memories.
Co 940 - San Diego 1977 - Great vid to bring back memories.
was awesome finding this. Went to RTC San Diego in 1993, Co 981. Was also in the Drill Team. I had our video somewhere, this will give me a reason t otry and dig it up.
Queen Anne Salute!, I remember doing this in 1983 , I was mad when I got put in a drill company ,but it turned out being fun
We had a great Drill Team also RTC-Great Lakes-1968-Company 630
Hey, I was there too! Company 941. My last name was Zecca then. You even have a close up of me at 1:13...I no longer have my video of this. Thanks for posting it. I stumbled upon it by accident.
Zac
I was Crack Rifle Drill Company 082, Division 8 (January-March 1991)....LEARNING EXPERIENCE!
What memories...
Company 929 RTC/NTC San Diego 1984
Crack Rifle Co. 939 in 1984. That was fun times.
San Diego - Company 903 - Jan-Mar 1979 - GREAT MEMORIES !!!
Thank you for sharing this video. I was on the rifle team in july 87. #920
I was in San Diego July -Sept.1987 Co.930 Drill....good experience.
I was Crack Rifle in San Diego. Amazing the precision we developed in just 30 days. I especially remember the exchange arms with the Springfield. We practiced every waking moment.
I hope you enjoyed as much as I did. It gave me a life long friendship with someone on the team that we have maintained for 25 years. :)
I was there in San Diego! Company 945 "Lords of Discipline" We graduated on my birthday 2 Jan 87! That was a lot fun! I remember when we first started training and wondering how we were gonna do that! I wish I still had the video of ours!
We graduated in early December. You must be thinking about something else.
GoodNLucky1 no I'm correct on the date. I went in 26oct86
1986 San Diego 915 4-1-86
1.1 man.
Anyone still around?
I retired HMCS 26 years.
Co. 910 San Diego 1980 was a proud moment for sure. Kept those horseshoe taps until they wore off. lol
Co. 927 in 86 drill leader, can only remember 1 name seaman recruit Thorpe
1982, Company 930 brigade staff adjutant remember it like it was yesterday.
Very happy I was able to jar your memory to a time when we were instilled with pride!
i was in 930 as well!
hello there Gordon!
That was me once. Company 949.
I was there and did Crack rifle too. in 86
I was in Co 942 Flag team 1982...kinda miss the RTC/NTC now it's a subdivision or gov't housing or something
Feb-Apr 1977, Company 907, Crack Rifle Team “Spartans!” Went by the nickname of “Sput.” Anybody get video of us?
Hey there Zac, I'm not sure if I remember you, although it's been over 25 years ago. We sure did ace are performance. I'm happy to hear that you stumbled across this video. Believe it or not I am still friends with one of the other guys on our squad!
GoodNLucky1
Cool. Glad to know you had the same experience. Go Navy!
Love watching, does anyone remember the names of all members in this video? Thank all of you for your service.
I looked you up in the year book. Did you go to HM school with me? I still keep in touch with Kwen Griffeth from our company.
Great experience that has lasted a life time. Glad you felt the same way.
What company? I was crack rifle Co. 934 1986 grad in October also
@GoodNLucky1 Unbelievable!!!! Who could have guessed that by chance you would come across this video!
Master At Arms , Crack Rifle Team Co. 938 went in Sept.1979 . San Diego , IC1 Stark was our C.C. what happended to the Horseshoe Taps ?
I had those on my shoes all through A School LOL!
1981 Company 918
I was on the crack rifle drill team in 80 Co 908
Company 910 in 1980
diaz were you in 945
Where are you Cricket? I can't find you.
uhmm.......hmmmm lets see, the navy ceremonial guard, the us army old guard.... but i do agree more parades and things like that would be nice for a morale boost
I'm at :22 second mark
They were good, but my '94 drill team company had some more tricks. Check it out here: ruclips.net/video/-9jpw-J3D5k/видео.html
I love America but we aren't nationalistic enough! No marches through the streets or ceremonial guard teams! I think we should honor our service men and women every month with marches and songs sung in the state capital! It would be very good for national morale and make people respect the military more (the ones who don't already).