I'm in this video and I still love watching it! Brings back a lot of great memories! And this was one of our best performances. We were in Norway for a week and did three nights. All for a full house! Let me tell you, we were all shitting our pants nervous! We executed what we trained for perfectly (except for one minor error, I won't tell you where its at!) We stayed with the Norway Army Drill team at their barracks and they were awesome. Nothing but love for the Norwegian people. They were some of the nicest people I've ever met. Anyway, thanks to everyone for all of the positive comments. It is appreciated!
@Matthew GREAT job. I was in the Army, but my dad is retired Navy w/ the CBs. He is getting up in age now, but when I showed him this, he started getting teary-eyed (in a good way). Over the years dad has talked about his experiences down in Gitmo, and he always has pride when talking about his Navy days, so when he saw this, it was a pleasure for him (and myself) to watch. Thanks!
I was on the drill team while in US Navy boot camp in Orlando, Fl. in the summer 1987. We used similar techniques while performing during the graduation ceremonies. The uniforms, tassels, neck scarf, side slaps, rifle bunts, twirls. The climax came when the drill team leader walked through a synchronized barrage of hurled rotating rifles/ baronets. This takes long hours of practice and dedication- BZ shipmates!
+Danie Herrin It's one thing to spin and toss a modern drum corps-style rifle that's basically a lightweight blank stock. It's something else again to do so with a real, functioning rifle (Springfield?) that probably weighs 5-6 lbs, even withOUT bayonets affixed. Well done.
Bill Turner Wrong Bill, these guys are but military puppets who do nothing else but ceremonial drill their entire career. A lot of use that will be when they lover to become a civilian.
***** I dispute that my comments were "wrong". And yes, they do make careers of it. That is their choice. What they do when they become civilians is not our business. What they represent is what is important. There are thousands such men and women all over the world who do this. I doubt they would agree that they are "puppets". Try saying something nice. You might feel better about yourself. Or don't say anything at all.
***** Most of these guys are enlisted and served on active duty doing something else for quite a while before becoming apart of the ceremonial guard much the same with the Air Force Honor Guard Drill team, US Marine corps silent drill Platoon and U.S. Army 3rd Infantry regiment Drill team. No one's MOS is Drill Team this is something done out of pride and not a career and most don't even make it and very few that do get to perform.
+Jack Beckerley Some go there right out of Boot Camp, none have been in very long, less than a couple of years for all of them based on their ranks. The qualities first looked for are looks and height/weight, then they are trained to do this.
Kis Jorgensen "Everybody can see, that the 3 towers was BLOWN UP with explosives." **What kind of explosives don't have a shock wave? "NBA, NFL or NHL they DON'T BECOME FUCKIN# WORLD CHAMPIONS." **Why not? They are the best in the world.
I was a member of the team when I was in the Navy and all the training and prep was done during our off time. Yes, it was after we completed our regular work day. It took a lot of effort, discipline, time and dedication to made it and the pride after accomplishment is forever with you. The parade program is equally as impressive. Great performance. Be proud my Brothers.
Yes, being a member of the Honor Guard, Drill Team, landing force, and everything else was voluntary. And, training almost amounted to "extra duty" - you still had to do all your regular work before you could practice!
I did this in high school, though not with bayonets. There's a lot going on here. The most impressive thing is the consistency of the spins and tosses. Every member has to toss at the same height and speed and at the same time to get this effect. The choreography is pretty but it's the least difficult part. It also takes a lot of time to get just the basic spin down. This isn't like tossing around a dowel rod. Those rifles look like old Springfield's and their weight is not evenly distributed, plus the slings can make grabbing it awkward. Add to that the diversity of types of spins and tosses and you can see why this is impressive. Not necessarily useful in combat but it is a morale booster.
Shady Crzy yeah, I practiced this in highs hill too. We used rifles that weighed 8 pounds and the slings were taped down (which effectively made them rifle shaped sticks) but these guys must have 12 or more pound rifles with un-tied slings and bayonets in the way
I have no idea where you got that idea. We drilled with M-14's - real rifles, fully combat ready, with real bayonets, and a magazine in a waist pouch. My drill team may or may not have won in competition with the guys in the video, but we were damned good. USS Richard E. Byrd for 2 1/2 years, and USS Koelsch for another 2 1/2 years. There was nothing "ceremonial" about being the honor guard, for the colors, for the captain, or for the ship - it was serious business.
Best 6 minutes of American entertainment IV seen in a while God bless America.And our men and woman of our armed forces and there families. Thank you all for your service.
I was in TOG 1963-66 Co.E and we always considered Navy the best at it after ourselves. This USN drill team of 2007-08 is the best I've seen hands down. AF Drill Team these days is very good while The Crotch Drill Team from 8th&I is perpetually boring. I was in JFK Funeral but USN Eddie Nemuth was the Number One of the grim time carrying Potus flag behind the caisson and inside all the time and throughout three days and nights. Eddie marched a couple of hundred miles behind the caisson during the funeral while the rest of us in the armed forces switched off day to day. Eddie Nemuth was there all the way and was Number One of armed forces ceremonial guards through all of it. My bro was Navy on an emergency standby flying team to service nuclear subs power plants. Navy: can't win without 'em.
Beautiful, outstanding, unreal. Lot's of hours of practice. I serve my country in the army and I know how hard is to do what those boys did. Respect from Romania !
I teared when the colors were presented. It is a huge honor to be chosen to protect the Flag of the US. That flag stands for freedom and these sailors are sworn to protect us and the Flag of the US with their lives. Its a grievous act to disrespect this.
iTacticalRaccoon Navy is a very, very important branch if not the most important in modern military history. World war 2, Korea, vietnam, desert storm, iraqi freedom, enduring freedom....... If you consider the Marines part of the navy then the navy alone is the best branch. Lol
As a US Naval veteran I am so proud of these guys I salute them Show them how it's done guys!!!!!OORAH!!!! And they being a tear to my eye and I am so touched at the lovely reception by the Norwegian people Thanks Norway!!!!
This is one of my favorite drill routines,The Video is saved in my favorites for the past 5 years, the Squids did extraordinarily well with this one. As an Army guy I tip my hat to the discipline and training to carry off such a intricate drill with no errors or mistakes.
Gives me goose bumps... My late father, rest his soul, was a US Navy veteran from WWII, and I can feel him watching this with me, his Navy pride was so strong. No room for error, that's for certain.
According to Max Boot (2006), "To learn how to make soldiers . . . they updated the drill of the Roman Legions for a modern gunpowder battle field. . . . When groups engage in choreographed movements such as marching or chanting, a feeling of fellowship rapidly develops" (pp. 59-60). Although there are other methods, drill contributes to warfare by creating a sense of cohesion within a military unit. For the most part, I think every US veteran can appreciate this video because it displays hard work and discipline and even though these sailors aren't hard fighting men, their drill movements embodies dedication. Overall, drill is not meant to frighten anyone, it is meant to psychologically create a sense of belonging within a unit. Reference Boot, M. (2006). War made new: Weapons, warriors and the making of the modern world. Gotham Books: New York, NY. 59-60.
There are words to adequately describe the precision skill and patriotism demonstrated by these patriotic US Navy sailors and I'm glad that the Norwegians liked it.
I think this is absolutely amazing - not only the officer has to trust the abilities of his men, as they are throwing their weapons all around him and pointing them at him, they also need to trust their officer not to move in some unexpected way, so they wouldn't hurt him. I'm absolutely awed at the show of their skills! And not only that - this whole video is a picture of badassery. I applaud you, guys!
absolutely breath taking!!! enables me to appreciate my military even more than I do now for all the men and women do for our country. Thank-you veterans and present soldiers for the job you do for our freedom! Douglas Radowick
The Navy has utilized everything from flintlock pistols to 16 inch guns in it’s over two hundred years of service to our country. The Navy has fought a multitude of land and sea battles in that time frame. The service, I assure you, is quite adept with firearms and associated drill. These young sailors performed brilliantly.
Old WAC here...these young men did an outstanding job. Really outstanding. My oldest son was Navy, following his grandfather and great-grandfather. Youngest followed my example, enlisting in the Army. Very proud of you all!
Prezzy Squiddles ~~ The Navy is so traditional about uniform change, until recently. In my time when they gave out uniforms my blue wool bell bottoms had no belt loops, no zipper, instead there were 13 buttons up front an a drawstring in the back. On a full bladder you danced on your toes while you went through the 13 count manual. LOL
Must say that those "SEAMEN" did a wonderful job...almost as good as the old good Marine Silent Drill Team. Thumbs up for those Saylors and their good representation of the U.S Armed Forces overseas with their drill talent!
Badass! :D Their marching style is less formal and more flowing than HMKG. You should think that would make it less precise, but no. Not from these guys. The way the officer flaunts his unwavering trust in his men is a thing you also seldom see from other drill guards. All in all, awesome!
+Kat Ruby You mean like how Russia is in the greatest doping scandal in the modern era of the Olympics and will be ban from entering in Brazil unless they make radical changes? You can see where I'm going with that.. even something so simple, you'll have cheaters just like in war.
Queen Elizabeth II I meant what I said, may the best performance win the war. Or, play chess, if they prefer... but this "doping scandal" I hadn't heard of, oh my.
Norway favorite military and economic allied power I read Norway's and United States history apparently those two countries seems like there in love since they share the same ways there run a government except my nation has an elected president while Norge has a monarch Norway is my favorite nation in Europe
Well done tattoo. What I like here, is that it remains military. Unlike Topsecret for example, you can clearly see here, it is about showing their armys military discipline. Topsecret for example, has lost its tie, it's a circus act, you wonder if parkeur elements are going to show up next. You UH and you AH and you utter forget it is about demonstrating an armys discipline. This is Tattoo close to the bone, and it is topnotch. It keeps all old traditions alive, not forgetting, that this is an army you are dealing with here. What they show, is what you'll get if you meet them on the batlefield. Discipline. Army.
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I'm in this video and I still love watching it! Brings back a lot of great memories! And this was one of our best performances. We were in Norway for a week and did three nights. All for a full house! Let me tell you, we were all shitting our pants nervous! We executed what we trained for perfectly (except for one minor error, I won't tell you where its at!) We stayed with the Norway Army Drill team at their barracks and they were awesome. Nothing but love for the Norwegian people. They were some of the nicest people I've ever met. Anyway, thanks to everyone for all of the positive comments. It is appreciated!
Good job!
Bravo Zulu Sailor.
Dammit it's been 4 years what was the mistake?
Matthew Thank you for your efforts and Service. You
made old Navy guys proud.
@Matthew GREAT job. I was in the Army, but my dad is retired Navy w/ the CBs. He is getting up in age now, but when I showed him this, he started getting teary-eyed (in a good way). Over the years dad has talked about his experiences down in Gitmo, and he always has pride when talking about his Navy days, so when he saw this, it was a pleasure for him (and myself) to watch. Thanks!
This brought me to tears... just proud to be an American!
I was on the drill team while in US Navy boot camp in Orlando, Fl. in the summer 1987. We used similar techniques while performing during the graduation ceremonies. The uniforms, tassels, neck scarf, side slaps, rifle bunts, twirls. The climax came when the drill team leader walked through a synchronized barrage of hurled rotating rifles/ baronets. This takes long hours of practice and dedication- BZ shipmates!
cool!
RIP NTC Orlando, its now a school.
Proud of my husband! He is in this video. I love watching this over and over
We honor your husband for his U.S. Navy service
Where is he?
Adolf Hitler dear Adolf, always same sense of humour you haven't changed
+Danie Herrin It's one thing to spin and toss a modern drum corps-style rifle that's basically a lightweight blank stock.
It's something else again to do so with a real, functioning rifle (Springfield?) that probably weighs 5-6 lbs, even withOUT bayonets affixed.
Well done.
+Danie Herrin You should be proud!
As a Navy vet my heart always swells with pride when I see these guys. Just a great performance.GO NAVY!!
As a former Army paratrooper...
I admit (grudgingly) that this was damn good. :-p
Richard Schafer Top notch. It's hard to look fearsome in a Popeye suit. But these guys work. Detail and drill.
;)
Thanks for performing that which I'm sure was at times a very harrowing duty.
OMG
Masterful
Simply magnificent
These men are the cream of our crop. I salute them.
Bill Turner Wrong Bill, these guys are but military puppets who do nothing else but ceremonial drill their entire career. A lot of use that will be when they lover to become a civilian.
***** I dispute that my comments were "wrong". And yes, they do make careers of it. That is their choice. What they do when they become civilians is not our business. What they represent is what is important. There are thousands such men and women all over the world who do this. I doubt they would agree that they are "puppets". Try saying something nice. You might feel better about yourself. Or don't say anything at all.
***** Most of these guys are enlisted and served on active duty doing something else for quite a while before becoming apart of the ceremonial guard much the same with the Air Force Honor Guard Drill team, US Marine corps silent drill Platoon and U.S. Army 3rd Infantry regiment Drill team. No one's MOS is Drill Team this is something done out of pride and not a career and most don't even make it and very few that do get to perform.
+Jack Beckerley
Some go there right out of Boot Camp, none have been in very long, less than a couple of years for all of them based on their ranks. The qualities first looked for are looks and height/weight, then they are trained to do this.
Kis Jorgensen
"Everybody can see, that the 3 towers was BLOWN UP with explosives."
**What kind of explosives don't have a shock wave?
"NBA, NFL or NHL they DON'T BECOME FUCKIN# WORLD CHAMPIONS."
**Why not? They are the best in the world.
I was a member of the team when I was in the Navy and all the training and prep was done during our off time. Yes, it was after we completed our regular work day. It took a lot of effort, discipline, time and dedication to made it and the pride after accomplishment is forever with you. The parade program is equally as impressive. Great performance. Be proud my Brothers.
Yes, being a member of the Honor Guard, Drill Team, landing force, and everything else was voluntary. And, training almost amounted to "extra duty" - you still had to do all your regular work before you could practice!
To know that this was done on your off time is super impressive!
I did this in high school, though not with bayonets. There's a lot going on here. The most impressive thing is the consistency of the spins and tosses. Every member has to toss at the same height and speed and at the same time to get this effect. The choreography is pretty but it's the least difficult part. It also takes a lot of time to get just the basic spin down. This isn't like tossing around a dowel rod. Those rifles look like old Springfield's and their weight is not evenly distributed, plus the slings can make grabbing it awkward. Add to that the diversity of types of spins and tosses and you can see why this is impressive. Not necessarily useful in combat but it is a morale booster.
Shady Crzy yeah, I practiced this in highs hill too. We used rifles that weighed 8 pounds and the slings were taped down (which effectively made them rifle shaped sticks) but these guys must have 12 or more pound rifles with un-tied slings and bayonets in the way
These are not rifles, they are juggling tools that were made look like real rifles, i.e. perfectly balanced for the purpose.
I have no idea where you got that idea. We drilled with M-14's - real rifles, fully combat ready, with real bayonets, and a magazine in a waist pouch. My drill team may or may not have won in competition with the guys in the video, but we were damned good. USS Richard E. Byrd for 2 1/2 years, and USS Koelsch for another 2 1/2 years. There was nothing "ceremonial" about being the honor guard, for the colors, for the captain, or for the ship - it was serious business.
Shady Crzy Truely outstanding!!
Best 6 minutes of American entertainment IV seen in a while God bless America.And our men and woman of our armed forces and there families. Thank you all for your service.
You must be proud watching this....greatings from Norway!!!!
ho de qualquer maneira de
Takk, min Herre.
Thank you for your kindness, sincerely!
svarteper pus why? Nobody here has anything whatsoever to do with this act
We are thank you god bless
brings back memories of the good old days being in the old guard,spend many morning and evening on the parade field from 1980 to 89,loved it
I was in TOG 1963-66 Co.E and we always considered Navy the best at it after ourselves. This USN drill team of 2007-08 is the best I've seen hands down. AF Drill Team these days is very good while The Crotch Drill Team from 8th&I is perpetually boring. I was in JFK Funeral but USN Eddie Nemuth was the Number One of the grim time carrying Potus flag behind the caisson and inside all the time and throughout three days and nights. Eddie marched a couple of hundred miles behind the caisson during the funeral while the rest of us in the armed forces switched off day to day. Eddie Nemuth was there all the way and was Number One of armed forces ceremonial guards through all of it. My bro was Navy on an emergency standby flying team to service nuclear subs power plants. Navy: can't win without 'em.
This Navy drill team should be on America's got talent season forever!
Beautiful, outstanding, unreal. Lot's of hours of practice. I serve my country in the army and I know how hard is to do what those boys did. Respect from Romania !
Months and months of drill,drill,drill. What a TEAM! Outstanding!
I teared when the colors were presented. It is a huge honor to be chosen to protect the Flag of the US. That flag stands for freedom and these sailors are sworn to protect us and the Flag of the US with their lives. Its a grievous act to disrespect this.
Maureen Redler it stands for corporations. Research ftw!
70mjc ???
@@70mjc You are one very disturbed individual. Try joining the military to gain some respect for the flag of your country even if it be Russia.
Thank you for your service
BEAUTIFUL, BEAUTIFUL, BEAUTIFUL ! Congratulations from Portugal ! An example of discipline, concentration, team work, and skill !!!
I was left in awe. Pure trust, precision and teamwork. Makes me proud!.....Go Navy!!!!
I love having Navy blood in my family. People always underestimate them, but really, they're the mature older brother of all branches. Go Navy!
Actually coast guard is older :/
Sean Rivia Are you trying to be funny or are you just stupid?
You tell people not to underestimate a military branch, then in the next comment that is what yourself are doing.
cubismo85 It really isn't, imbecile.
iTacticalRaccoon Navy is a very, very important branch if not the most important in modern military history. World war 2, Korea, vietnam, desert storm, iraqi freedom, enduring freedom....... If you consider the Marines part of the navy then the navy alone is the best branch. Lol
Well done Navy. You make us proud.(USMC 1964-70).
I'm Navy JROTC, and in exhibition we do stuff like this. I love the Navy. I will always look up to them.
As a US Naval veteran I am so proud of these guys I salute them Show them how it's done guys!!!!!OORAH!!!! And they being a tear to my eye and I am so touched at the lovely reception by the Norwegian people Thanks Norway!!!!
The utmost respect. Thank you all for your service.
A truly inspirational display of discipline, trust and teamwork.
You are perfect in the drill. You make all Americans proud.
An excellent display of Concentration, Precision and above all Discipline...... hallmarks of the Military
This is one of my favorite drill routines,The Video is saved in my favorites for the past 5 years, the Squids did extraordinarily well with this one. As an Army guy I tip my hat to the discipline and training to carry off such a intricate drill with no errors or mistakes.
Takes team work to make the dream work :) This is pure awesome!
Gives me goose bumps... My late father, rest his soul, was a US Navy veteran from WWII, and I can feel him watching this with me, his Navy pride was so strong. No room for error, that's for certain.
6:07 well looks like all of Norway is in attendance
+D “Doom” Wilson At least all of the militaria enthusiasts and around 3 percent of their national ballet audience
D Wilson תזמורות כלי נדיה
as a retired member of the 1st battalion welsh guards , i give you huge respect . the drill is superb .
Brought tears to my eyes. Thanks to all that serve!
I was a member of a squad that did this in 1966 at NAS Lakehurst, NJ.
It's amazing every time I see it - In person it sends chills up your spine
According to Max Boot (2006), "To learn how to make soldiers . . . they updated the drill of the Roman Legions for a modern gunpowder battle field. . . . When groups engage in choreographed movements such as marching or chanting, a feeling of fellowship rapidly develops" (pp. 59-60).
Although there are other methods, drill contributes to warfare by creating a sense of cohesion within a military unit. For the most part, I think every US veteran can appreciate this video because it displays hard work and discipline and even though these sailors aren't hard fighting men, their drill movements embodies dedication. Overall, drill is not meant to frighten anyone, it is meant to psychologically create a sense of belonging within a unit.
Reference
Boot, M. (2006). War made new: Weapons, warriors and the making of the modern world. Gotham Books: New York, NY. 59-60.
There are words to adequately describe the precision skill and patriotism demonstrated by these patriotic US Navy sailors and I'm glad that the Norwegians liked it.
Officer is a bad ass. Love it.
I think this is absolutely amazing - not only the officer has to trust the abilities of his men, as they are throwing their weapons all around him and pointing them at him, they also need to trust their officer not to move in some unexpected way, so they wouldn't hurt him. I'm absolutely awed at the show of their skills! And not only that - this whole video is a picture of badassery. I applaud you, guys!
That was insane......absolutely beautiful.
Well done! Proud to be a Navy Vet and American!
THESE GUYS ARE VERY TRAINED AND WORKED HARD,Im astounded and proud
I love this. My Uncle and his son was in the Navy. Very impressive!! Go Navy!!
absolutely breath taking!!! enables me to appreciate my military even more than I do now for all the men and women do for our country. Thank-you veterans and present soldiers for the job you do for our freedom! Douglas Radowick
Our Navy is a lot more powerful than people give them credit for. I am a retired Army Ranger, but I will always appreciate the Navy.
This is really amazing, I love it.
Thank you very much :-)
It remembers me at my time in the German Navy
Many Greetings from Good Old Germany :-)
This is so unbelievably cool, that it brings tears to my eyes! God bless our U.S. military!
I've watched at least 20 times, and it is AWESOME
It's not about how flashy it is. It's proving that they're so devoted that they will learn that whole thing, and pull it off perfectly.
Amazing performance...definitely US Navy are impressive.
The Navy has utilized everything from flintlock pistols to 16 inch guns in it’s over two hundred years of service to our country. The Navy has fought a multitude of land and sea battles in that time frame. The service, I assure you, is quite adept with firearms and associated drill. These young sailors performed brilliantly.
Old WAC here...these young men did an outstanding job. Really outstanding. My oldest son was Navy, following his grandfather and great-grandfather. Youngest followed my example, enlisting in the Army. Very proud of you all!
What a fantastic display of precision! Very pound of all of you!
I'm Canadian and I love the American drill team.I give you all an A plus
wow that is absolutely amazing I never seen anything like this..this is the most coolest thing I ever seen very nice
Amazing discipline! God bless USA!!!
Thank you for posting this video. I wasn't aware there was a Navy Drill team like the Marines have. These guys are very impressive.
Brilliant work, thanks guys.
It takes a lot of confidence in your men to stand there in the midst of flying razor sharp bayonets. Well done!
I’m in the navy. And this is the best I’ve seen in drill
I love it. In the 1980's I was stationed in Anacostia Naval Air Station, Washington, DC, with this unit. It was a great time.
Incredible precision. A masterful performance!
I'm impressed... It's hard to look tough in those suits! Go Navy!!!!
We take pride in our dress whites
Full Dinner dress
Prezzy Squiddles ~~ The Navy is so traditional about uniform change, until recently. In my time when they gave out uniforms my blue wool bell bottoms had no belt loops, no zipper, instead there were 13 buttons up front an a drawstring in the back. On a full bladder you danced on your toes while you went through the 13 count manual. LOL
The M1 is also a challenge to just carry. Throwing 9 to 10 pounds like this really a skill.
+James Rubright Model 1903 Springfield not M-1's...and notice the Bayonets are taped to the barrels..
Gotta give credit when credit is due.
Excellent performance !!!
I love watching any branches Drill Team, they are all awesome!
Must say that those "SEAMEN" did a wonderful job...almost as good as the old good Marine Silent Drill Team. Thumbs up for those Saylors and their good representation of the U.S Armed Forces overseas with their drill talent!
Superb 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🇬🇧❤️🇺🇸
Great performance! Soldiers are great professionals! I am impressed!
So proud of all these officers.!
Badass! :D Their marching style is less formal and more flowing than HMKG. You should think that would make it less precise, but no. Not from these guys. The way the officer flaunts his unwavering trust in his men is a thing you also seldom see from other drill guards. All in all, awesome!
Genial, qué disciplina, sincronización, perfección. Realmente se nota mucho tiempo de entrenamiento. Felicitaciones.
SIMPLY BEAUTIFUL!!
Amazing performance. thanks
These lads should be so proud; this is so impressive. Much respect fellas, from Australia.
Color or race doesn't matter, talent does, hard work does, commitment does, I'm proud of them!
Wonderful, amazing, without words.
класс!!!! Вот этода!!! Какая чёткость!!!! Какая сигхронность!!! Боже! Фантастика! Молодцы!
that's crazy man, super discipline
Proud to be a US citizen, proud to be human.
These guys are just started in the navy. 2 hash stripes is just above the seaman recruit. These men are very good.
great performance! thx for the upload
my uncle is holding the flag😊👮💟
+Annastasia Saldivar Be VERY proud!!!!!
imagine if someone dropped there rifle
go look at the silent drill team U.S.M.C one xD
The rifle split in half too. Painful for everyone to watch.
you do not drop it, or here comes hell
Oddie 43 youd be shipped to antartica for inner earth survey duties... While running away from trexs...
Ist van or the middle east
That was beautiful!
Brings back some memories...
Man/that's some sharp troop!
Do not want to be at the receiving end of a bayonet charge from these guys xD
Simply outstanding 👏!
I'm watching this in 2019!
This is what war should look like. May the best performance forces win.
+Kat Ruby That's sort of how it was when knights fought each other, but not when knights fought normal soldiers.
+Kat Ruby You mean like how Russia is in the greatest doping scandal in the modern era of the Olympics and will be ban from entering in Brazil unless they make radical changes?
You can see where I'm going with that.. even something so simple, you'll have cheaters just like in war.
Queen Elizabeth II I meant what I said, may the best performance win the war. Or, play chess, if they prefer... but this "doping scandal" I hadn't heard of, oh my.
war should be a display of dicipline, trust and teamwork presented as part of a synchronized arms parade dance-off? Yes, yes it should.
You guys Crushed it! Congrats.
Impecable presentación, grandiosa ceremonia.
Norway favorite military and economic allied power
I read Norway's and United States history apparently those two countries seems like there in love since they share the same ways there run a government except my nation has an elected president while Norge has a monarch
Norway is my favorite nation in Europe
you got some points there :), I look at The US as my second Homebase, it feels like home when I'm over there
молодцы очень круто
I'm PROUD OF OUR MILITARY
Thank you for posting!
I didn't even know the navy had a silent drill team. Tight as hell too.
Imagine how much it would suck to be the one guy who drops his rifle at the very end.
+Jay Man lol there's one of the Marine guys who do this and one dropped his rifle. I felt bad for him.
+AnEpilepticsVlog One of them dropped his rifle? When?
MamaIdaho not in this video. It's another one with Marines. You could probably just search Marine Corps Silent Drill mess up.
Splendid, so proud of them.
Magnificent display, what precision. 😊
Well done tattoo. What I like here, is that it remains military. Unlike Topsecret for example, you can clearly see here, it is about showing their armys military discipline.
Topsecret for example, has lost its tie, it's a circus act, you wonder if parkeur elements are going to show up next. You UH and you AH and you utter forget it is about demonstrating an armys discipline.
This is Tattoo close to the bone, and it is topnotch. It keeps all old traditions alive, not forgetting, that this is an army you are dealing with here. What they show, is what you'll get if you meet them on the batlefield. Discipline. Army.
Top Secret isn't actual military...