I was young back then lol 😆 Training was hard , food was bad , discipline ment something. You went in a boy and came out a man with hair on your chest .South Africa !
I witnessed by brothers passing out parade when I was 6 in 1989. It was amazing to watch the dedication and discipline these officers displayed., not forgetting their patriotism. I saw a recent passing out parade. It was honestly a joke
True corrupt and were less paid but serve our country and community.Its sad really when u think about what is happening stupid perusal no we had Force no
@@brianlong8006 this was the most corrupt police ever in south africa,beating and harrasing blacks, stealing money without trace as there was no technology to catch them
I love how they used a classic German ww2 song for the march. Great inspiration. Also the style of women dancing like those of the BDM, Amazing. Shame it was all lost some years later.
Baie mooi. Ek was in Peleton 7 Orkes. Goeie dae. Ek dink ons peleton was die een wat meeste droog gemaak het en in moeilikheid was en wat gedreig was dat ons nie saam met res sou uitpasseer nie.
Dit was nog die Suid-Afrikaanse polisiemag, nie n vrot polisiediens soos vandag nie. Ek was in die polisiekollege in 1979, die eerste semester Januarie tot Junie. Dit was daardie tyd nog n trots om n polisieman te wees. As ek vandag na die polisie kyk. TRAGIES 😢
Bishop Lavis Police College Band were the best Orchestral band in Cape Town. They played at all our School functions. Kia ora and blessings from Aotearoa 🌹
My pa, synde 'n offisier van die Chileense Carabineros, was in 1985 in Suid-Afrika vir 'n uitruil met die Suid-Afrikaanse Polisie en Suid-Afrikaanse Polisiebeamptes het ook die Chileense Carabineros-fasiliteite besoek. Die veiligheidsmagte van albei lande is deur intelligensie-inligting gevoed aangesien beide lande moeilike tye gedurende die 1980's beleef het.
I was young back then lol 😆 Training was hard , food was bad , discipline ment something. You went in a boy and came out a man with hair on your chest .South Africa !
I witnessed by brothers passing out parade when I was 6 in 1989. It was amazing to watch the dedication and discipline these officers displayed., not forgetting their patriotism. I saw a recent passing out parade. It was honestly a joke
When the Police force was still a Police force not a bunch of corrupt money loving gluttens just out for money of today
True corrupt and were less paid but serve our country and community.Its sad really when u think about what is happening stupid perusal no we had Force no
@@brianlong8006 this was the most corrupt police ever in south africa,beating and harrasing blacks, stealing money without trace as there was no technology to catch them
I graduated from Dale College in 1989.❤
Ek was in die vroue peloton 61, wat die wenpeloton was. Dis 32 jaar later, nog steeds in SAPS.
Ja hierdie was gunsies vir vriende om dit vanaf VHS na DVD te sit. Ek self was 2de semester 1988, sukkel om myne te kry man....
😐👍
Well done Juanita!
I bet this force will outclass today's police.
Baie mooi ou maat. Sal nice wees as jy 1990 se uitpassering ook in die hande kan kry.
try and find 1962 that is called a passing out parade at loftus
I love how they used a classic German ww2 song for the march. Great inspiration. Also the style of women dancing like those of the BDM, Amazing. Shame it was all lost some years later.
Baie mooi. Ek was in Peleton 7 Orkes. Goeie dae. Ek dink ons peleton was die een wat meeste droog gemaak het en in moeilikheid was en wat gedreig was dat ons nie saam met res sou uitpasseer nie.
Dit was nog die Suid-Afrikaanse polisiemag, nie n vrot polisiediens soos vandag nie. Ek was in die polisiekollege in 1979, die eerste semester Januarie tot Junie. Dit was daardie tyd nog n trots om n polisieman te wees. As ek vandag na die polisie kyk. TRAGIES 😢
A/O Nel was genoem "Patrollie Nel" en die kafeteria was "Koos kokkerot" se kafee genoem.
My heart goes back in same year 1989 I passed out at Bisho Lavis Police College in Cape Town.SAPS not service shit.😢😢😢
Bishop Lavis Police College Band were the best Orchestral band in Cape Town. They played at all our School functions.
Kia ora and blessings from Aotearoa 🌹
The 2nd semester passing out was the 1st combined parade in Pretoria and Loftus.
beautiful
Ek het ook daardie dag uitpaseer. Was in peleton 27. Sers Dewald Hatting was my pelleton serant
No word in English!!! That is good! Unfortunately it seems unbelievable now
I was second semester 1989. If anyone has footage from our passing out parade, I think it was at Loftus Versveld, please post it.
I was 2nd 1988, also looking for ours. We had 75 year commemoration at Loftus.
My pa, synde 'n offisier van die Chileense Carabineros, was in 1985 in Suid-Afrika vir 'n uitruil met die Suid-Afrikaanse Polisie en Suid-Afrikaanse Polisiebeamptes het ook die Chileense Carabineros-fasiliteite besoek. Die veiligheidsmagte van albei lande is deur intelligensie-inligting gevoed aangesien beide lande moeilike tye gedurende die 1980's beleef het.
Beautiful afrikaner womens
What's the title of the song they re marching to ?
Man on the left at 39:34, is that the Ambassador from Japan?
I think so. He seems Japaner . greeting Form Japan
Possible but it's more likely than not an ROC official, back in those days Taiwanese foreign military attaches would be present at parades like that.
Ek was op palaton 71
😮so Mazda tht time was jd6?😊
omg .....and now??????,??
Daar sal nooit n uipassering soos 1975 wees nie. Drie dae aanmekaar met trots.
37:26 *READYAIMFIRE!*
That’s Africa? Whaaaaaa? There all white and paved streets! Noooo, can’t be
When SA had a real police force, unlike the clowns today
Ons trots...!!!
Ek was in Peleton 83 in 1977, wens ek kan ons klomp weer sien. Sersant Jacobs was ons Peletonbevelvoerder.
A/O Nel se stem, lt Jacobs, Sers Celliers
Does somebody know what the name of the march at 8:26 is?
Yes, it's 'The New Colonial March'.
@@Saach Thank you!
@@Saach And do you perhaps also know the name of the second march?
@@philippexy9384 The one immediately after is called 'Our Director'.
@@Saach Thank you so much!
Ja dit was nog polisies gewees