New Zealand Girl Reacts to US NAVY CEREMONIAL GUARD - I got emotional

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Комментарии • 384

  • @laynecox3992
    @laynecox3992 4 года назад +59

    Notice they were passing weapons( throwing guns) while the bayonets were still attached. Major nerves and skills. Go Navy! CPO ret.

  • @mckrackin5324
    @mckrackin5324 4 года назад +87

    One thing to notice about all branches' ceremonies is the flag carriers. When you see a flag leaned forward, it is symbolic of a salute. It dips to show respect to superiors and onlookers. The American flag itself will never dip. It will never show a salute. It stays fully upright at attention and bows to nothing or no one. Not even foreign dignitaries. The only time a flag is not fully raised at attention is out of respect for the dead. It salutes no living being or entity.

  • @FUBAR956
    @FUBAR956 4 года назад +36

    Every branch has something similar, even the Coast Guard. I’m sure even the Space Force is going to have one but they’re going to use phaser rifles or ray guns. In all seriousness though, all these drill teams are awesome. They go to schools to help promote recruitment into the Armed Services.

  • @dannyteb19
    @dannyteb19 3 года назад +3

    The ceremonial guard alumni group shared this on Facebook and I thought I’d pop on over and leave a comment, I left the command back in October of 2019 and it feels great to see that even though it’s an old video that people from different parts of the world get to see what we do/did as a part of the Navy’s honor guard

  • @ddargel
    @ddargel 4 года назад +25

    I was in the US Army and each branch has their own drill teams to show off.

  • @kellywren9215
    @kellywren9215 4 года назад +76

    And he never blinks at what is going on. THAT is trusting your shipmates to get it right.

  • @patrickconrad3734
    @patrickconrad3734 4 года назад +23

    Check out US Navy Blue Angels Flight Demonstration Drill Team, will blow your mind how those Navy pilots fly those fighter jets

  • @texascowboy2687
    @texascowboy2687 3 года назад

    That was me and my group. Thank you for the publicity and recognition. Unfortunately I was the one in the back standing off to the side. I didn’t make it into the top 9 at that point. Every year there is a Joint Service Competition that include the drill teams of the Marine Corps 8th and I, Navy Ceremonial Guard, the Army Old Guard, and Air Force Presidential Honor Guard. The Navy stations is there for 2 years. Our primary duty is to attend funerals in Arlington National Cemetery to bury our fallen Navy brethren. However, we all have different platoons. Drill team, Colors, Casket Bearers, and Firing Party. Each dedicated to their roles in ceremonies. It was long days of getting the routine down, a lot of pain sometimes lol, but in the end it was the greatest job I’ll ever have on the planet. It was my absolute honor to be a part of it and this video in Quebec at the International Military Music Festival and Tattoo. I’ll be happy to answer any questions that anyone has.

  • @donaldchorney9356
    @donaldchorney9356 4 года назад +41

    This display was more free lance movement and demonstrated precision. The men in this group must have trained extensively to gain this level of skill, and do so in order to honor the Navy and it's tradition.

  • @williamfrazier5010
    @williamfrazier5010 4 года назад +12

    I actually had never seen the Navy team before either. They're awesome.

  • @noxin5759
    @noxin5759 4 года назад +12

    The USN always say they are all about precision and fine details so makes since they have a drill team like this

  • @firstirish
    @firstirish 4 года назад +5

    I was a US Navy Ceremonial Guardsman in Washington DC 1991-1993. Body Bearers

  • @chipurBillWhite
    @chipurBillWhite 4 года назад +48

    Perhaps you’re “getting emotional” because it’s precise, reliable, honorable and good. And those things have fallen by the wayside anymore.

  • @nspd2
    @nspd2 4 года назад +55

    All women love a sailor in uniform. US Navy Retired...

  • @helgar791
    @helgar791 4 года назад +5

    It's a pleasure to see you react to the military drill teams of my country. It's hard to watch and not get emotional. If you, a Kiwi, gets emotional at this, imagine how we feel?

  • @nikonmark37814
    @nikonmark37814 4 года назад +2

    Reminds me of the 16 count manual of arms that we did when I was in Navy basic training many years ago.

  • @forreal2398
    @forreal2398 4 года назад +6

    There is one with the navy that does most of these same things but are almost always moving around the floor. And There are two with the Army that show different skills and one of them has a couple little gestrues worked in that kind of say Yeah we are good. And they are from the Army Drill Teams are from a part of the Old Guard, The Old Guard as u recall also Guard the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. Its just different people in the Old Guard.

  • @stevejfromak842
    @stevejfromak842 4 года назад +30

    GO NAVY!

  • @ivan2000andrade
    @ivan2000andrade 4 года назад +3

    Yooo you posted this on my birthday and im in the navy⚓⚓⚓HOOYAA!!

  • @alexvernelli6512
    @alexvernelli6512 4 года назад +2

    The Navy is always amazing no matter what it does. There is a reason why the U.S. Navy is not to be messed with and is universally respected and feared the world over.