I'm one of your millions subscribers . Watching this brings back memories of my youngest son @ the Air Force Academy . He was on the honor guard the whole 4 years . That was twenty four years ago . He's still in the Air Force an F16 pilot and a Weapon School graduates and became an instructor ... I'm very blessed and a proud Momma !

@chrisvibz4753

7 күн бұрын

he has 83 thousand loyal subscribers

@deviritter5232

6 күн бұрын

That’s a lot to be proud of! 💙

Thank you for the respect that you show our servicemen! We are proud of our military 😊

Proud Air Force Veteran who had the privilege of serving for 20 years

@Cashcrop54

7 күн бұрын

Thank you sir! 🇺🇸

@verlapatzkowsky4782

7 күн бұрын

Thank you for your service to the greatest country 🇺🇸

@oldschool4456

6 күн бұрын

Also, an Air Force vet.

@johnsassany4378

6 күн бұрын

@@oldschool4456 Me too. 11 Years overseas. 5 in Korea (KUNSAN AB 2 years AND SUWON AB 3 years) 6 Years Okinawa; Marine CAMP FUTENMA 3 years and 3 more years at Kadena AB. 2 Years working for the Joints Chiefs at the Pentagon ( I had 3 jobs there) Cheyenne Mountain TDY from Eglin AFB, 5 Years Georgia Air Guard: 283rd Combat Communications, Dobbins ARB. Marietta. Thanks for all of your service to our nation. You all are my Brothers. AIM HIGH.

@Cashcrop54

6 күн бұрын

@@oldschool4456 Thanks to you as well! 🇺🇸

I served 25 years of 56 years of life with the USAF

@graceskerp

7 күн бұрын

I put in 21. Zoom, zoom.

@Cashcrop54

7 күн бұрын

Thank you for your service!🇺🇸

@marshayoung9387

4 күн бұрын

Thank you for your service ❤

All of our military branches practice to perfection…combat, rescue, all the heavy-duty stuff. They take the same sense of perfection to do these precision routines…for fun! We Americans are so proud and grateful to our military! ✨🇺🇸✨

Love watching your face ss much as these talented servicemen! They're amazing!!!

@european-reacts

7 күн бұрын

Thank you so much!!

Always makes me proud. So glad you're enjoying. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

@european-reacts

7 күн бұрын

Thanks again!

@brianperry7297

7 күн бұрын

@@european-reacts seriously when you come to the states, please make it out to Los Angeles. Would love to show you some of the sites. I've got the most epic spot view Hollywood sign. Really enjoy your channel.

As the daughter of an 86-year-old Air Force veteran, I completely agree with your degree of being overwhelmed. This elite group must dedicate several hours of practice each day to keep their skills so highly tuned.

Go Air Force!!!

Happy birthday America and always be proud of where you're from the greatest country on Earth God bless America

These drill teams are always impressive and never get old.

Its even more impressive when you realize these guys are family, friends, and neighbors.

Yes they wear swords! And it is so beautiful to see the wedding of a soldier because the bride and groom enter under an arch of crossed swords! It's awesome!

My ex volunteered to train the honor guard when he was in the Air Force. These are basically babies, 18-20 years old for the most part. They volunteer and get paid a few dollars to keep their uniforms in perfect condition. They mainly get respect and a sense of pride for payment.

That was amazing and actually scary. They are unreal. Thank you.

You should see the changing of the guard at the tomb of the unknown soldier. It's not the throwing of their weapons, but is impressive, none the less.

I love the Air Force so much! My cousin was a fighter pilot in the 80's flying the F-15. Boy that thing was fast!

So proud of these guys...my Dad was Air Force. He went to see these guys a few times when they would perform at the old Homestead Air Force base in (of course Homestead, Florida)....they are incredible

Aside from the obvious talent, I see it's a short sleeves and shorts kind of day and they have that uniform on. Amazing men there. Then, as they leave, the Marines looking at each other like "Maybe we should just go on and call it a day,"

outstanding

This took place at Lincoln Memorial in Washington, D.C. Military men on left side at end of video in dark blue jackets with white pants are Marines & are most likely going to perform next. Honor guards go through a lot of training. I have family who have been in Army, Navy, Air Force, & Marines (none in Honor Guard).

@vivienneclarke2421

7 күн бұрын

I was thinking it's the Jefferson Memorial........

@leahmollytheblindcatnordee3586

7 күн бұрын

Thanks for the info. I was wondering where this was.

I'm so proud of our armed servicesv be all you can be never quit never surrender God bless America and all are men and women who serve God bless you and thank you for your service❤❤❤

Again ty for every military video it watmrms my military veteran heart ❤️😂

It is always heartwarming to hear your respect in videos like this. Sadly, most Americans would not even watch this. To see these men who have committed hours upon hour day after day perfecting these skills not for money but for their Country and Service. I am sure Europe has drill teams like this. Thank you for lifting my mood up tonight my friend!

I was Army Honor Guard at Ft.Huachuca Arizona back in 1981.We did military funerals and parades.We were damn good but you had to give a nod to the United States Marine Corp and even more to the old German Army in being "Showtime"

Our Military is beyond incredible, Extremely disciplined! Absolutely the best in the world! You are watching greatness..Each branch of the Military has it's own performance of greatness..

Proud AF Veteran, served 25 yrs (quarter century)

This is a wonderful performance. It is the dedication and training that is what our servicemen are known for. They look amazing and are precise in their movements. Love your reaction. 😍🤩👍👏♥🔥🙂

Years ago, my nephew was in Jr. ROTC and on the drill team. We used to travel around to the competitions to show support. Even those young kids took such pride in what they were doing. It was wonderful to see.

So excellent!!! Those weren’t the Blue Angels but the sound of helicopters.

As an old Army veteran. Thank God for the Air Force. Thanks bus drivers.

I appreciate how you honor them!!! You have American Patriotisms in your bones!!

I was on this team from 1987-89 it’s a 2 yr. commitment and you have to be interviewed and have an exemplary record in terms of your regular job just to be considered. We also did Military funerals and functions as well.

My Dad was in the U.S. Army Air Corp (The Air Force split from the Army after WWII) He would have been very happy to have seen this display of honor. He used to take us to air shows when he knew that old WWII planes were going to fly. Again, thank you for honoring the men & women who served and are serving by enjoying this Honor Guard performance.

The people in uniform standing next to the camera at the end of the video are Marines, presumably up next. You can tell from the expression on the one Marine facing the camera he seems to be impressed, maybe even wondering how the Marines will compare to what they just witnessed.

The sound and the precision, just imagine if they were coming after you!

Also having marines and navy and Air Force in my family I highly recommend watching a twenty one gun salute as performed in a funeral. It is extremely moving!

This makes me very proud, I spent 7 years as an Air Force medic and my husband retired as an Air Force firefighter. Before I was marries, I was a member of the honor guard, we traveled the trip state area and did military funerals, we dud practice but we were no where near this good...lol. These men do this as their Air Force job, they travel promoting the pride of the US AIR FORCE ❤

You would really love the drum-line competitions that take place between branches of the military. I love seeing the shows that are put on from marching, to bands, to air shows by the Blue Angels (Navy) and Thunderbirds (Air Force), to ceremonial demonstrations such as this one. They are so fun to watch! 😊

That’s our Air Force; imagine our Army !

I'm going to get a lot of hate for this comment, but this makes me very emotional. I don't have ANY respect for the USAF Honor Guard! When my father passed (in 2022), they refused to give him the ceremony that he deserved. My father gave his entire life to the USAF, and was a retired and disabled Colonel (full bird). They blamed COVID. None of the rest of us still cared at that point. Even the local VFWs or American Legions said they couldn't do it. Finally...I got in contact with the Huntsville, UT American Legion, and they agreed to do it. They were many miles away, but spent their own money to come do the ceremony at my father's funeral. Shout to those guys, for stepping up when everyone else failed. I cried the entire time I was typing this comment.

@lianabaddley8217

7 күн бұрын

I'm so sorry for your loss and the disrespect to your father. Please tell me you are at least from Utah? I am guessing not since Huntsville is not that far from The Hill Air Force Base. I know our Honor Guard has traveled many miles unpaid to give the Respect and Honor that is due to any service member they could. I'm glad they were able to show you the Honor and Respect your Father deserved.

@spyrus_4359

7 күн бұрын

@@lianabaddley8217 Yes. I guess it wasn't that far. It was Huntsville, UT to Kaysville, UT. But they were all in huge pickup trucks (country thing). But all of the local VFWs and American Legions also refused. It took me days and many calls to find anyone to do it. It's just disgusting that it's so difficult to get a ceremony for someone who gave their entire life to service to get the ceremony he deserved. This should have been automatic, and the USAF Honor Guard would not deliver. Luckily the Huntsville, UT American Legion stepped up. Nothing but respect for those guys.

@lianabaddley8217

7 күн бұрын

@@spyrus_4359 I heard there was couple guys who would drive all over the state. Just so the there were a few guys there to give the flag. The news story said how funerals were getting the short end. My uncle lived up in Layton and had an honor guard before everything. I'm sorry you had to deal with all that mess.

My husband was in the Air Force! Air Force are thought to be the best of the best! The US military always overwhelms me! I'm sure they train further apart than they are when they perform, they have to have things down pat before they are put together, this is just my opinion and it might be wrong, if it is I'm sure someone will let me know! Thank you Andre for reacting to this I love your Love for America!

They are amazing. They are even more amazing in person. You should plan on seeing when you come to visit.

Tossing rifles with fixed bayonets. Now they’re just showing off! ❤️❤️❤️

Thank you to all the men & women who have & are now serving in our military.

Ramstein AB, 86th TFW, 1976-1979 GO AIR FORCE!

USAF!!!! Realize it is soooo much harder cuz they have on gloves PLUS there are bayonets on the ends of the rifle!!!

If my grandpa were still alive he'd say that's because the Air Force has nothing else to do. At which point my dad would correct him and say "No, it's because the Air Force cares more about what you can do"

This is how they get that 825 billion dollar budget. The air force may not exactly need synchronized riflemen for normal operations given the nature of aircraft but, they sure do got em.

Thank you so much my friend for sharing this brings back so many memories for me

I love how you love America!!💙🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

It is poetry in motion 🤘❤️🇺🇸 FJB

Love your reactions and your respect. For all our problems we are still the greatest country on earth.

Absolutely right,Andre, it is crazy difficult. The hours of practice they put in are long on top of their other military duties. An amazing performance that brings the military in front of our families and shows that they can also have fun. 🤠

When I was in High School back in the 80’s every High School Marching Band had a Drill Team that marched and performed with us. We had a Gun Drill Team, Flag Drill Team and Baton Team that marched, performed and competed along with us. They were part of the Band. Every High School I knew had a Gun Drill Team. Of course the military is so much better than our High School Gun Drill Teams but they’ve also had longer to practice and become efficient at it than our High School Gun Drill Teams. Love watching them both though.❤

These are really cool they have huge competitions between all the service branches. It gets really cool when they start shouting commands and marching around when doing it.

FYI. There is a reason and very important message as seen through these strong soldiers. It shows the world that an American soldier never drops his gun.

What a performance it was perfect

The training and abilities are remarkable.

Guy in the center of the square has nerves of steel.

You didn't notice the Marines. They appear to be up next.

Ya, those are NOT rubber knives on the end of the guns . . these men are incredible no way around it!! My Dad was in the Army Air Corp during WWII at Guadalcanal - the Army Air Corp is today's Air Force and he was always SOO proud!! God Bless our Miliary!!

This stuff kind of reminds me of the movie "Stripes" when the base commander reviews all the grouips of cadets, and their drill instructor got blown off the tower in the obstacle course. Razzle dazzle......Boom, shaka, laka, boom! What I wonder is how these men land such prestigiuos and cushy assignments.

AKA: "THE FLYING RIFLES".

Thank you all for your dedication and service to all Americans. 🤠

The idea of rifle drill teams was that if you can do these tricks without dropping your rifle you will never drop your rifle in combat.

All branches of the US military have drill team units like this Air Force team. The practice required by all is very frequent and intense. Many are selected to try out for the teams but few make the cut. Other nations have such teams as well.

Those are bayonets. Thanks for sharing this video! When you come visit, you’ll want to visit Jamestown and Williamsburg south of DC, where they have gun racks of bayonets in the old houses.

Gives me chills

Andre, Remember we Americans are just a mere New Roman Republic, yet with New Roman Empire strength.

Have you ever watched college football halftime shows? If you like the precision action, you'll get it there with the marching bands. They're amazing.

@jacquelinejohnson9447

7 күн бұрын

Ohio state is one of my favorites, and I have never lived there. Lmao! I grew up in Texas and live in Tennessee, and I personally believe Ohio state has the best halftime performances bar none. 😊

@tylernorby4939

7 күн бұрын

@@jacquelinejohnson9447 Fuck the Buckeye

@jjbud3124

6 күн бұрын

@@jacquelinejohnson9447 They're great, but I love the traditional marches. Pop music is not my thing for a marching band. 🙂

@jacquelinejohnson9447

6 күн бұрын

@@jjbud3124 I have to agree . I love John Phillip Sousa marches. I'm not a fan of the music as I am the precise moves and formations. 😊

@jjbud3124

6 күн бұрын

@@jacquelinejohnson9447 Oh yeah!🙂

Hey Andre! Air Force, the best of the best! Are you kidding I'm sure I'm not alone in loving your reaction! I always stay until the end!

Makes you wonder how many other militaries can do anything like this.

That’s a bayonet (bay-a-net) at the end of the rifle. Used for close up fighting.

The crazy part is that these soldiers also do all of the other duties that every soldier does.

I noticed they have their bayonet in. If they catch wrong im thinking that could really hurt. Ouch. Thank you for the video.

Love how you like our military!

🇺🇸 WE ARE VERY PATRIOTIC OVER HERE! MY HUSBAND SERVED IN THE US AIR FORCE AND RETIRED FROM THE ARKANSAS AIR NATIONAL GUARD AFTER 34 YEARS. I'VE BEEN TO SO MANY AIR SHOWS I CAN'T COUNT THEM ALL! NEVER DISAPPOINTED! 🇺🇸

Dude your reaction is perfect for how much they practice i almost did this when i was in military but it was wsy to muvh practice lol

Proud American

Yep those are actual bayonets on the weapons.

You are not crazy. They are amazing.

I also noticed that the U.S. Marine silent drill team was there as well.

Those rifles are Heavy too. No Plastic here!

Amazing!! Love your reactions!!❤

I'm a Marine so I'm partial to our silent drill team. But these guys are pretty good.

This was super satisfying to watch !!!

Navy 1982 to 1988 AZ2 VS-41 and VS-33 two west pacs. In bootcamp by the 6th week mu company of 80 men could toss our M-1 grands around but we never hit the butt on the ground, remember it well.😐

THIS is why so many subsribe to so many channels on KZread. It gives us a multiplier to be able to be aware of and watch many any other channels. You subscribe to 10, thats 10 more I don't need to subscribe to to catch the good stuff like this. I would never have seen this on my own, but because you are subscribed I get to see some stunning performance by my military honour guards! Thank you!

You should react to a Peru military parade, they are the only ones keeping the Prussian tradition alive.

I think the crowd was so disrespectful to these men by not keeping their mouths shut.

This is there job. So they compete to get chosen then train and perform all day over and over.

Just a reference point - in this video, they stand roughly 15 miles from Fort McHenry, from the video “The Star-Spangled Banner as you’ve never heard it before’ !

@user-oh2hs6jh5x

7 күн бұрын

"Fort McHenry"

@inthedarkanonymous5625

7 күн бұрын

@@user-oh2hs6jh5x You’re right. Hoist on another typo! I knew it was McHenry, too.

@user-oh2hs6jh5x

6 күн бұрын

@@inthedarkanonymous5625 Glad to be of service. I just didn't want people unfamiliar with the name to learn it incorrectly, and then forever get it wrong.

Have you watched videos on The Tomb of The Unknown Soldier? So incredible and interesting. ❤❤❤❤ Hello from Pittsburgh PA ! ❤

two more movies to review- Last of the Mohican and Cold Mountain

Andre- Jusging from the things you like, I really feel Washington DC should be on your list. Almost all the public buildings are free. Marine Corps dpes a similar show and it is free. Tomb of the unknown soldier is free. You will need food and a place to sleep, but public transportation in Washington DC is great and so much to see for free!

You find the best video. This was great.

Really great considering the Air Force uses rifles as a very last resort. These are our Flyboys who can take eight G turns while flying in formation as the Thunderbirds! The greatest number of Air Force members will not fly those incredible planes, most pilots will fly everything from KC130’s that have been the mainstay of the Force since before they were born (truck drivers, some call them). Others keep everything flying, moving, packed, unpacked, distributed, and drone flown. Etc. America’s line in the Air.

Mesmerizing. I love your reaction videos

@european-reacts

6 күн бұрын

Thank you so much 😁

Hmmmmm, I was a battalion commander in the Color guard in the Navy, in bootcamp.