I saw this at the Tattoo in the early 70s... they actually brought out a side of beef for the soldiers to cut with their bayonets to allay rumours that they were blunt/not real!! Awesome
I tried out for the USAF Honor Guard in 1975. It was tough, your poo couldn't stink and they had no room for mistakes. make too many and out you went. I almost made it, but, family issues took me away from the finals and even though they invited me back I just didn't have the opportunity to try again. Would have been a hoot I'm sure.
I was in the Air Force for more than 20 years, all on active duty. I went to the SRNCO Academy, as a MSgt, and was asked to lead the Honor Guard, for the monthly parade all Air Training Command bases had. Quite a cool thing do do, and yes, I tried out for it. Service dress on a damned hot August day in the deep south.
I saw this at the Edinburgh Festival in the early 70s. They actually brought out a side of beef to slash as there had been rumours going around that the bayonet weren't real..they were!
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Foreign Military bands and marching displays consider it an honour to be invited to the Edinburgh Military Tattoo.
It is
Wow! That's precision and teamwork! Well done!
I saw this at the Tattoo in the early 70s... they actually brought out a side of beef for the soldiers to cut with their bayonets to allay rumours that they were blunt/not real!! Awesome
“Sir , can you handle a weapon sir.”
Impressive
Boy, just got to love it! well done you guys! RESPECT...........
That's bloody impressive! One wrong move and that chap would have had his eye out!
Brilliant, look at all those uniforms too!😋
just excellent!
Very slick!
Awesome!
All kudos to you !
Very many years ago called that walk a suicide. very well done.
I tried out for the USAF Honor Guard in 1975. It was tough, your poo couldn't stink and they had no room for mistakes. make too many and out you went. I almost made it, but, family issues took me away from the finals and even though they invited me back I just didn't have the opportunity to try again. Would have been a hoot I'm sure.
I was in the Air Force for more than 20 years, all on active duty. I went to the SRNCO Academy, as a MSgt, and was asked to lead the Honor Guard, for the monthly parade all Air Training Command bases had. Quite a cool thing do do, and yes, I tried out for it. Service dress on a damned hot August day in the deep south.
I saw this at the Edinburgh Festival in the early 70s. They actually brought out a side of beef to slash as there had been rumours going around that the bayonet weren't real..they were!
they get their hair cut the same way
Edward Lowe I’m even more impressed now!
The BUFF rufles🤣
USMC silent drill platoon is way better
Nice
Just like Marines only literate.
…and not as impressive.
I was going to say, who knew the Zoomies could do it almost as well as the Jarheads… almost.
@@Jabberwok28 …and they somehow managed to keep their hand out of their pockets. Impressive for Air Farce pukes.
I think 2020 one’s might be canceled. I don’t know. 50-50
Yep and so is the fringe festival and Christmas markets later in December
The Powerful of United States Armed Forces to defend our Democracy and the Constitution against Communist Party.
Congratulation the way turn around gun it is really good effective closer ememy for face in this way
The USAF looks good here, just loose the neck patches.
You don't want to be unlucky enough to drop your rifle!
They're not British...it's HONOR GUARD.
When in Rome....
Needs more practice
why dont they fly their planes
Your kidding me, oh "brilliant" one.
Because most Air Force jobs don’t involve actually flying planes.
Very, very impressive. If their pilots were as good, there would be no need for 'collateral damage' or 'friendly fire' incidents.
Ummm...every military, anywhere, have their friendly fire incidents in combat
You think these fellas haven't accidentally cut their hands and legs whilst practicing this stuff?
Boring
Gay 😂