Actually, every branch of the US military does ceremony performances. Both my brothers are currently in the military. My older brother is in the Marines and my younger brother is in the Air Force. At both of their ceremonies there was a performance like this at their graduation ceremony from bootcamp.
@@laresacourville8899 Thank you. My older brother is currently in the states and my younger brother i think is finishing up is AIT training or is about to start is duty in the service.
Me, Too! Actually, ALL of them! The production team seems good at capturing honesty in honest people: It's refreshing! There is not a person on this channel I was ever turned off by, or who made me feel it was scripted.
Can you show them the Marine Corps Silent Drill Team or some of the sunset performances at HQMC [8th & "I"] in DC? I for one would love to see their reactions to that.
The first group was the US Air Force Honor Guard Team, the Second was the US Army Drill Team from the "Old Guard" or 3rd Infantry Division from Washington D.C.
My son was on a high school military school drill team. It is an amazing thing to watch. The crack of the synchronized rifle butts hitting the crowd is an astounding sound.
Grew up by and Air Force Base so I got to see them perform many times for anything from festivals to funerals. They are always repectable and very disciplined, I've seen them stand perfectly still in those uniforms even when it was over 100°F outside. I know many veterans rest easy knowing they will get their honorary salute.
Though military service is voluntary in the US, a lot of the high schools have JROTC corps that teach military drills and other skills. Navigation with a compass, some physical training, a lot of the formation and protocols. It is quite good for those who are planning on joining one of the military branches. They are formed into squads, companies and battalions if the school is large enough. I did two years of it and it was fun and scary. There are annual inspections just like the military, and the drill team we had was pretty good, placing pretty high in state and national rankings.
the military gives JROTC graduates extra rank upon entering the full regular service. While serving I noticed a marine was promoted to Lance/Cpl from E1
@@Mutlap Some of them, mainly because doing JROTC gives a lot of the basics. They are also going to push you a lot harder, since you have basically set the bar higher for yourself.
These two have become my favorite duo to watch lately. I can see their great chemistry grow as each video drops. Keep up the good job Dimple. I’ve watched several Korean channels over the years, but although I am still subscribed to the others I rarely watch them. It’s not that as an American I want to watch reactions to American content. I like watching THEIR reaction to any content. They are funny, compassionate, very good looking, but what I find the most attractive is how they aren’t embarrassed to admit ignorance on a subject or stay curious when they see confusing cultural differences. We need more ‘men’ like this on the Internet. Oh yeah, did I mention they are funny? They have an excellent dynamic playing off each other.
P.S. I do enjoy watching them react to American content, but I like other content as well because if it’s new to me I learn at the same time. At least I learn enough to do additional research if what they watch interests me.
I was in the United States Air Force Honor Guard, The Drill Team is very dedicated to their craft and practice for hours upon hours only to be released for the day to practice some more on their own time.
Can you show them the Royal Air Force Red Arrows? They are an INCREDIBLE aerobatics team that represent the British Royal Air Force all around the world at air shows, military events, public events and others! 🇬🇧
Omg I whistle how he does after the second video by pinching my bottom lip and inhaling all the time and people think it's so weird! I've never seen anyone do it like that other than the person who taught me til now!
We also have this in the Philippines. I actually did this in High school through a program called C.A.T. It’s like R.O.T.C. But for high school students. I was a cadette for 1yr and an officer for 1yr. And both year we joined a national competition doing this. We used wooden rifles. And let me tell you, if one of those things land on you. It hurts like a MF! Not only that if you make a mistake you get punishment. Basically never ever let your rifle touch the ground or your whole platoon will get punished. We trained after school and Saturday’s. I hated being in that program but it was mandatory in that time to graduate.
The first clip is the USAF Honor Guard Drill Team stationed at Bolling AFB in Washington DC, who's mission is to travel around the world promoting the US Air Force, as well as used as a recruiting tool similar to the USAF Thunderbirds. The second clip is the US Army's 3rd Infantry Old Guard stationed at Ft. Myer, Virginia. No team has won "the drill competition" more than the USAF. The training is tough and the job requires discipline and many hours of commitment, however the satisfaction after a successful job is very rewarding. The Honor Guard was my very first duty assignment. Go Team!
You should see the Marines. I come from four generations of men who served in the MarinesCorp, but I Aunts and Uncles who have served in every branch of the Military. They all have there drill teams and each put on a good show.
In my high school, i was on the rifle line. We practiced all summer missing fun and family vacations. I recall breaking my pinky finger several times and still practicing as no time could be missed. It was difficult and yet satisfying. I was also in baton twirling in my younger years as well. That was not as hard. It was pretty hard but very cool when we would perform at football games and parades. We were with the marching band which was awesome!!! I developed a lot of muscle during this time.
I saw the flag folding on NCIS once, I had to look it up & I watched it so many times. I’m useless at folding a T-shirt so there’s no way I could do that. I saw a documentary about and elite branch of us armed forces who practiced every day for hours to perform funeral duties. There was a special sewing room where soldiers who had passed were dressed (if they were intact) in the correct uniform. There was a huge wall full of the different kinds of badges sewn on and medals. Very much more like our British funerals, rather than the more relaxed us type. Go to a funeral here and it’s a lot like the fictional Downton Abby
Some, if not all, branches of the military also have marchng bands, orchestras and choruses for musical performances of a variety of ensembles and music styles.
I was in Jrotc and I remember the rifles they let us use were like 13lb but it WEIGHS on you after like... holding it aloft for like a minute. XD I was never part of the drill team, but we always had a bit of general drill to do.
At 1:55 is a drummer from a corps called the Cavaliers, which is part of Drum Corps Int'l. They put on shows during the summer which they've practiced all winter. Then, in mid August the top 12 go to Indianapolis and decide the #1 in the country. 1시 55분에 Drum Corps Int'l의 일부인 Cavaliers라는 군단의 드러머가 있습니다. 그들은 겨울 내내 연습했던 여름 동안 쇼를 합니다. 그런 다음 8월 중순에 상위 12명이 인디애나폴리스로 이동하여 국내 1위를 결정합니다.
The group that "switched guns" was actually the US Army Drill Team. They are the equivalent to the Air Force Honor Guard that you started the video with. I'm a former US Army Infantry veteran so I'm partial to the Army team! :-)
Every performance I see that always has a person in the middle, I feel like the people around that person are like doing a ritual because they are circling around the person and pointing their shotguns at that person.
Have you seen any videos about the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier? The Tomb is guarded by Sentinels selected from the 3rd Infantry, US Army. It’s guarded 24x7x365 in all weather.
The reason why American soldiers are revered and honored because they made a decision to serve the country, protect its citizen and die for it and its people. they are not forced or obliged but given the chance to decide to take that path and oath of honor. So every time there is a fallen hero, his life is honored and celebrated by the whole country and memorialized in the state and city where they came from.
Guys, please note. The US has a voluntary system now, but that is actually fairly new. Soldiers were still very respected when the draft was in place, too.
Conscription was very real in the U.S. prior to 1973. That is the year the U.S. went to a full volunteer military. Back then most conscripts went into the Army with more than half going to Vietnam. The only choice you may have had back then was the military occupation after basic training.
Take a look at the U.S. Marine Corps Silent Drill Team. They are the best. Also look at the Blue Angles. They fly so close to one another there is less than one meter between their wings. They will even hit the wings against one another. They are the best in the world. The second best is the U.S. airforce Thunderbirds.
No quite a comment to the video, but id like to know how the guy whistled like how he did,( the one in the stripped shirt) , ive never seen that style of whistling before. How'd he do that?
Actually, every branch of the US military does ceremony performances. Both my brothers are currently in the military. My older brother is in the Marines and my younger brother is in the Air Force. At both of their ceremonies there was a performance like this at their graduation ceremony from bootcamp.
Yeah my dad was in the Navy's Ceremonial Guard
God Bless your brothers for their service and your family as well!
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Thank you. My older brother is currently in the states and my younger brother i think is finishing up is AIT training or is about to start is duty in the service.
May God keep them safe! Thanks from Texas for protecting our country and for their brave services.💞
Something about these 2 just always makes me happy, it's like talking with old friends 😊
Me, Too! Actually, ALL of them! The production team seems good at capturing honesty in honest people: It's refreshing! There is not a person on this channel I was ever turned off by, or who made me feel it was scripted.
Can you show them the Marine Corps Silent Drill Team or some of the sunset performances at HQMC [8th & "I"] in DC? I for one would love to see their reactions to that.
ABSOLUTELY LOVE THE USMC SILENT DRILL PLATOON!!!!
As a Marine myself, I was gonna make the same comment. When I was in boot camp, I got to watch them on 4 July 1990. It was amazing! Stay blessed!
The USAF Drill team is far far better than the Marine drill team. But I do like the Sunset salutes.
The first group was the US Air Force Honor Guard Team, the Second was the US Army Drill Team from the "Old Guard" or 3rd Infantry Division from Washington D.C.
My son was on a high school military school drill team. It is an amazing thing to watch. The crack of the synchronized rifle butts hitting the crowd is an astounding sound.
Grew up by and Air Force Base so I got to see them perform many times for anything from festivals to funerals. They are always repectable and very disciplined, I've seen them stand perfectly still in those uniforms even when it was over 100°F outside. I know many veterans rest easy knowing they will get their honorary salute.
Though military service is voluntary in the US, a lot of the high schools have JROTC corps that teach military drills and other skills. Navigation with a compass, some physical training, a lot of the formation and protocols. It is quite good for those who are planning on joining one of the military branches. They are formed into squads, companies and battalions if the school is large enough. I did two years of it and it was fun and scary. There are annual inspections just like the military, and the drill team we had was pretty good, placing pretty high in state and national rankings.
the military gives JROTC graduates extra rank upon entering the full regular service. While serving I noticed a marine was promoted to Lance/Cpl from E1
@@Mutlap Some of them, mainly because doing JROTC gives a lot of the basics. They are also going to push you a lot harder, since you have basically set the bar higher for yourself.
My father was an Air Force honor guard. It was very practice intensive and precision was everything.
Always pleasure to watch your reaction and funny comments👍👍👍 my favorite Dimplers...lol
These two have become my favorite duo to watch lately. I can see their great chemistry grow as each video drops. Keep up the good job Dimple. I’ve watched several Korean channels over the years, but although I am still subscribed to the others I rarely watch them.
It’s not that as an American I want to watch reactions to American content. I like watching THEIR reaction to any content. They are funny, compassionate, very good looking, but what I find the most attractive is how they aren’t embarrassed to admit ignorance on a subject or stay curious when they see confusing cultural differences.
We need more ‘men’ like this on the Internet.
Oh yeah, did I mention they are funny? They have an excellent dynamic playing off each other.
P.S. I do enjoy watching them react to American content, but I like other content as well because if it’s new to me I learn at the same time. At least I learn enough to do additional research if what they watch interests me.
You both are terrific. I feel even more proud to be a US Navy veteran now. 😊 A LOT of practice goes into this, on top of all their other duties. ✌
I love color guard performances so much, because they use rifles (not bayonets though) as well as sabers and flags. It's so cool to see it in person!
I was on the Air Force Honor Guard Rifle Drill Team. It was great traveling the world and meeting people. I’m glad you got to see some of their shows.
Could call those that follow you "Dimple Squadron"
I was in the United States Air Force Honor Guard, The Drill Team is very dedicated to their craft and practice for hours upon hours only to be released for the day to practice some more on their own time.
Can we just appreciate the square dancing music being played over a military drill performance? I was shook 😳 🤣
It drove me bananas!🤣
They might enjoy the Edinburgh Tattoo and The Royal British Legion Poppy Day/Remembrance event.
Can you show them the Royal Air Force Red Arrows? They are an INCREDIBLE aerobatics team that represent the British Royal Air Force all around the world at air shows, military events, public events and others! 🇬🇧
Omg I whistle how he does after the second video by pinching my bottom lip and inhaling all the time and people think it's so weird! I've never seen anyone do it like that other than the person who taught me til now!
We also have this in the Philippines. I actually did this in High school through a program called C.A.T. It’s like R.O.T.C. But for high school students. I was a cadette for 1yr and an officer for 1yr. And both year we joined a national competition doing this. We used wooden rifles. And let me tell you, if one of those things land on you. It hurts like a MF! Not only that if you make a mistake you get punishment. Basically never ever let your rifle touch the ground or your whole platoon will get punished. We trained after school and Saturday’s. I hated being in that program but it was mandatory in that time to graduate.
USAF Is the best branch of the military.
I met my husband while in the Air Force. He stayed in 20 years. 1968-1988. Went to Vietnam twice. ✌❤❤❤
The first clip is the USAF Honor Guard Drill Team stationed at Bolling AFB in Washington DC, who's mission is to travel around the world promoting the US Air Force, as well as used as a recruiting tool similar to the USAF Thunderbirds. The second clip is the US Army's 3rd Infantry Old Guard stationed at Ft. Myer, Virginia. No team has won "the drill competition" more than the USAF. The training is tough and the job requires discipline and many hours of commitment, however the satisfaction after a successful job is very rewarding. The Honor Guard was my very first duty assignment. Go Team!
The first video was what they have done at the Whitehouse, for the U.S. president and guests, the second video was for a drill team competition.
You should see the Marines. I come from four generations of men who served in the MarinesCorp, but I Aunts and Uncles who have served in every branch of the Military. They all have there drill teams and each put on a good show.
In my high school, i was on the rifle line. We practiced all summer missing fun and family vacations. I recall breaking my pinky finger several times and still practicing as no time could be missed. It was difficult and yet satisfying. I was also in baton twirling in my younger years as well. That was not as hard. It was pretty hard but very cool when we would perform at football games and parades. We were with the marching band which was awesome!!! I developed a lot of muscle during this time.
If I was watching this in person I would be standing and saluting them.
I figure we are called DIMPLERS
They can certainly beat us in speaking speed. The number of syllables that come out of their mouth per second is staggering.
I saw the flag folding on NCIS once, I had to look it up & I watched it so many times. I’m useless at folding a T-shirt so there’s no way I could do that.
I saw a documentary about and elite branch of us armed forces who practiced every day for hours to perform funeral duties. There was a special sewing room where soldiers who had passed were dressed (if they were intact) in the correct uniform. There was a huge wall full of the different kinds of badges sewn on and medals. Very much more like our British funerals, rather than the more relaxed us type. Go to a funeral here and it’s a lot like the fictional Downton Abby
What pleasant, young men 👍🏻
You two are sooo cute.
Your my favourite RUclipsr
Some, if not all, branches of the military also have marchng bands, orchestras and choruses for musical performances of a variety of ensembles and music styles.
"Marine silent drill would've been better" says all MARINES
Yes we Americans treat our military, navy, marines, seal, etc. with great respect. They protect us, they deserve to be treated extremely well 💗
I was in Jrotc and I remember the rifles they let us use were like 13lb but it WEIGHS on you after like... holding it aloft for like a minute. XD I was never part of the drill team, but we always had a bit of general drill to do.
At 1:55 is a drummer from a corps called the Cavaliers, which is part of Drum Corps Int'l. They put on shows during the summer which they've practiced all winter. Then, in mid August the top 12 go to Indianapolis and decide the #1 in the country.
1시 55분에 Drum Corps Int'l의 일부인 Cavaliers라는 군단의 드러머가 있습니다. 그들은 겨울 내내 연습했던 여름 동안 쇼를 합니다. 그런 다음 8월 중순에 상위 12명이 인디애나폴리스로 이동하여 국내 1위를 결정합니다.
Show these dudes the USMC team, will explode their minds.
They don't need to show them anymore military honor shows, they already showed them the best in the world with Air Force Honor Guard 😉😇
Marine Corps Rifle Drill Team is the elite, sharpest, most precise team to watch. In my opinion. You guys saw the Air Force (1st) and Army (2nd) Teams
Y'all need to watch the USMC Silent Drill Team.
It looks like they are doing a performance for tourists visiting the US National Mall, the place where all the big monuments are located in DC.
Thanks for the BTS mention, btw! This was actually a fun watch, thank you!!
2002 I was part of the USAF Honor Guard Drill Team. No one comes close.
To make those performances even more impressive, those rifles (M1 Garands) weigh from 9.5 lbs (4.31 kgs) to 11.6 lbs (5.3 kgs) depending on the make.
The armed drill team is the real deal, this is super hard to do, I have tried but it takes serious practice
I think Javin (Jacob and Kevin) would be a cool name for you guys 💜😊💜 Borahae 💜💜💜💜
You guys rock
You guys should watch the Marine Corps silent drill team. You will be amazed.
The group that "switched guns" was actually the US Army Drill Team. They are the equivalent to the Air Force Honor Guard that you started the video with. I'm a former US Army Infantry veteran so I'm partial to the Army team! :-)
Every performance I see that always has a person in the middle, I feel like the people around that person are like doing a ritual because they are circling around the person and pointing their shotguns at that person.
You know every other RUclips reaction video shows the actual video, sound and all, you should too
The second clip is the US Army Drill Team not the Air Force.
Some people portray America as decadent but it does often have one of the most disciplined people in the world as well.
Second performance is NOT air force. That one is Army.
Should show them the Royal Norwegian kings guard drill troop performances if you find what is shown here impressive
2nd drill team was Army. Not Air Force. U guys need to check out the USMC Silent Drill platoon.
Please react to a HBCU marching band. Especially the drum majors during half time. Jackson State is a good place to start. have fun. 😊
I second this suggestion! Signed, an A&T Aggies Mom🥰
Have you seen any videos about the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier? The Tomb is guarded by Sentinels selected from the 3rd Infantry, US Army. It’s guarded 24x7x365 in all weather.
they should check out the norwegian kings guard, they are the world champions at this
The reason why American soldiers are revered and honored because they made a decision to serve the country, protect its citizen and die for it and its people. they are not forced or obliged but given the chance to decide to take that path and oath of honor. So every time there is a fallen hero, his life is honored and celebrated by the whole country and memorialized in the state and city where they came from.
Guys, please note. The US has a voluntary system now, but that is actually fairly new. Soldiers were still very respected when the draft was in place, too.
The Draft ended in 1973, that is 49 years, NOT RECENT. Also I served during the Draft, and people treated us like shit.
There's also a non military form of this called the color guard which performs with (or without) a marching band in high schools and colleges
Conscription was very real in the U.S. prior to 1973. That is the year the U.S. went to a full volunteer military. Back then most conscripts went into the Army with more than half going to Vietnam. The only choice you may have had back then was the military occupation after basic training.
You need to react to the blue angels they are an airshow from America 🇺🇸
both drill teams us the M-1 Grand Rifle which weighs 8 pounds (3.62KG)
You guys should do us paratroopers next
Maybe you should call your subscribers "Dimplings"
Take a look at the U.S. Marine Corps Silent Drill Team. They are the best. Also look at the Blue Angles. They fly so close to one another there is less than one meter between their wings. They will even hit the wings against one another. They are the best in the world. The second best is the U.S. airforce Thunderbirds.
They are presenting their weapons to their CO for inspection
they should watch the drum corps
The camera person is not in the crowd mode. The special view is for the crowd. On the other side of the ropes. It is more a impressive view.
You should check out Air Force Band
No quite a comment to the video, but id like to know how the guy whistled like how he did,( the one in the stripped shirt) , ive never seen that style of whistling before. How'd he do that?
Lmao, want to try that
The should react to the marines silent drill.
2:56 They aren't the only sexy men. Look in a mirror!!!!
The first Honor Guard performance was by the U.S. Air Force. The second was by the U.S. Army.
Those M1 Garands weigh 9.5 pounds, too!
Show the US Marine Corps Silent Drill team
us military has invisability techonolgy that they used in iraq would like to see video on this
Watch a video of the U.S. Marine Corp silent drill team. Please.
The second drill team is army
The second team was US Army
First video USAF second looked Army....I served in USAF
high school kids can do this stuff.. just takes a bit of practice.
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That is gun control. Every Branch does something like that. We are proud of our branches.
Well when you've been a country for only 239 years and at war for 222 of them... what do you expect.😂😂😂
Why the Airforce? You should have shown the Marine Corps Silent Drill Team!
What would they say to a basic trai ing graduation drill?
please do the world war 3 21st century please
Second Drill Team was ARMY, not Air Force.
drill demonstration
You’re right, it is very sexy! 😍😍
that second performance was US Army not air force
Wish they hadn’t added the background music, it was kind of disrespectful.
React to marawi war
Bro u go watch Chinese hell march
If you think this is impressive you need too watch the Edinburgh Military Tattoo especially the Swiss drum line