The Tomb Guard is not angry, they are simply doing the job they are trained to do. Quit calling them an angry tomb guard, show some respect.

@LolBit215GamerCherry1

Жыл бұрын

Quit being a hater. It’s true. They are angry. Edit: WILL YOU GUYS LEAVE ME THE FUCK ALONE? I WAS STUPID WHEN I MADE THIS COMMENT

@ddayize

Жыл бұрын

@@LolBit215GamerCherry1 You are what we call an assclown

@shermansmells

Жыл бұрын

@@LolBit215GamerCherry1 girl it’s the most sacred area in the United States. The tomb has remains of those Mia in war. People that disrespect them deserve to be yelled at. They deserve to be put in prison.

@eileensalimbene4264

Жыл бұрын

Yes just speaking firmly to the a h...

@amoritarandall6738

Жыл бұрын

Exactly. It's not anger it is called "Command Voice".

As a veteran, these troops have my highest respect.

@pennywells9824

Жыл бұрын

Im not a vet, but my father was, my father in law was, six uncles were, my son was 2 brothers were, several cousins and friends were. I honor of them and all others who served this country deserve no less. To think there are those with no empathy or respect for those that make their frivolous life possible is degusting to me.

@douglashenrysr748

Жыл бұрын

I'm with you. As a vet, and one who list friends in Iraq, these men & women have my utmost respect.

@jerrybaldridge3693

11 ай бұрын

Glad to see they are using the M14 which in my opinion the best weapon to do the Manuel of arms Jerry Baldridge USMC RETIRED

@debrakeith8221

11 ай бұрын

Absolutely 🇺🇸❤️🇺🇸

@JensSchraeder

11 ай бұрын

Thank you for my freedom soldier.

I have been to the Tomb several times and witnessed disrespect to the Guards. If you can’t respect the Guard, then leave your carcass at home.

@grabes1980

11 ай бұрын

You have? How many times is several? The unit keeps a record of all incidents, regardless of the the scale and/or severity. Even minor occurrences of disrespect by civilians in attendance are exceptionally rare. How unfortunate for you that you have so often been in attendance when this statistically improbable phenomenon is transpiring. It turns out that the vast majority of the attending public maintains appropriate conduct at the final resting place of honored fallen. And, accordingly most people also know that lying in a comments section for the sake of attention has little effect on the emptiness in one’s life. Welp, take care.

@k-of-oz6296

11 ай бұрын

Haha good response, I'm not American and have never heard of this so called sacred place

@johnwilliamduke1289

11 ай бұрын

@@grabes1980 No lying here. Get your facts straight before you slander some one here.

@Mehki227

11 ай бұрын

​@@grabes1980Dude, the video is right here!😂

@magpie92766

10 ай бұрын

​@@k-of-oz6296So-called sacred space? It is & most people are very respectful of the Unknown Soldier & the Guard ceremony. No one cares if you've heard of it or not.

We have the same problems with the kings guards here in Britain, tourists treat them like it is Disney land. All kings guards are highly trained British soldiers. I have great respect for these tomb guards.

@bettyfudala2732

11 ай бұрын

Agreed. I have seen how disrespectful some people are towards the Queens Guards also. They deserve nothing but respect and honor for their dedication to duty. I truly do not understand the callous and clueless behavior of some Individuals.

@michaelwright3332

10 ай бұрын

I have actually witnessed the changing of the guard several times. I was not in the military. But my father was. My grandfather fought in world war two. Just to watch the movements and the demeanor of the tomb guards is almost entrancing. It feels as if you are in the presence of something sacred. As to why someone would be disrespectful during such a solemn event? You would be surprised at how many people are not hold 'no' in their life. How many people have been spoiled their entire lives. How many people have never gotten an ass beating so they do not understand how serious and damgerous the worls is.

@cursedsurrogate4955

10 ай бұрын

Let me guess, most of them were immigrants?

@honolulublues5548

10 ай бұрын

​@@michaelwright3332you get the feeling of something sacred because it is.

I was fortunate enough to visit the Tomb many years ago and having my father seriously wounded in WWII I was extremely moved by the degree of silence and respect for all veterans. These men deserve our own respect.

It brakes my heart that people in this country have fallen so far away from respecting anything, especially our military, and those that fought and died for our freedoms. it's truly sad.

@mikeivey7167

Жыл бұрын

Joe. It’s beyond Sad! But, what do you expect with a bonehead in the White House and the thieves who placed him there!

@Vector_Ze

Жыл бұрын

@@mikeivey7167 Where have you been hiding for the past two years. The bonehead has been twice impeached, lost his re-election bid, has been arrested, and is facing multiple investigations into his criminal behavior. Thank god we've now got a normal POTUS, instead of that treasonous creep.

@ingest-a-satchel-of-richards

11 ай бұрын

If it brakes your heart then you should stop it.

@joepeanut6827

11 ай бұрын

@@ingest-a-satchel-of-richards YA.

@donmanue3274

11 ай бұрын

Come to Europe, you will know true sadness. In Spain a ceremony like this one would be considered fascist even by the government. We westerners are completely sick and degenerate.

I am 83 years old. When President Truman decided to drop the Atomic bomb on Japan to end World War II, my Dad came home. A lot of my friends Dad's didn't. Many were lost at sea in the vastness of the Pacific ocean or blown to bits on some muddy, stinking island. Watching these Guards just makes me cry, because I know what they mean. This site is beyond holy. It is beyond sacred. It embodies the spirit of every lost or unknown dead who died defending your right to be a jackass. Should I ever be able to visit the Tomb, I would dress in my finest suit of clothes. Certainly I wouldn't dress to look like a bag of rags.

@dewfall56

Жыл бұрын

Finest clothes when visiting, total silence, standing straight, shedding a tear. That is a great way for the average non-serving, but nonetheless patriotic American, to show their respect and appreciation.

@HAPninKEN

Жыл бұрын

frikin well said

@upnywhiteb

Жыл бұрын

The Russians getting involved is what made the Japs surrender. I will reserve something being Holy only for our Lord and Savior, you "jackass".

@michaellake5269

Жыл бұрын

Sir, if I had the money, I would send you to see the Tomb. It would be my honor, not only for you but to pay respect to your Father.

@upnywhiteb

Жыл бұрын

@@dewfall56 Being active duty doesn't necessarily deserve "respect and appreciation." I am sure someone that worked 12 hour ships in a shipyard during WW2 did way more than a lot of paper shufflers in uniform. Some of the scummiest people I met were on active duty.

The fact that a Tomb Guard is forced to correct anyone at the Tomb is a sad indictment on society indeed.

@PaleoVirus

11 ай бұрын

What society? All that's left is rural, and it's in decay as well. We've lost ourselves.

@cavscout62

11 ай бұрын

@@PaleoVirus - I live in Rural Texas and we are 110% together. We aren’t part of the “society” I referred to and Never have been so, speak for yourself.

@PaleoVirus

11 ай бұрын

@@cavscout62 Fuck are you on about?

@PaleoVirus

11 ай бұрын

@cavscout62 I guarantee my paratrooper ass neck is as red as yours, scout, and the rural areas EVERYWHERE are dying. If you don't see it, join your local Sheriff's Department. Between this shit President and economic destruction, meth and fentynyl, we're circling the drain.

@r-leanmygirl-gj2kt

10 ай бұрын

Maybe they're not familiar with the layout of the area. Have you given that any thought?

As a veteran, my respect to them all. This is hallowed soil. Respect them and the place on which you stand. For once act like an American

@bilithic7421

11 ай бұрын

I was thinking, just act like n adult not a child.

@mikivanduyn9630

11 ай бұрын

it's mostly americans who disrespect the guards at Buckingham palace...

@Daemon_Rogue

11 ай бұрын

I feel the same but let's take out patriotism and ceremony. It's rude to be rude at a friggin cemetery. Patriotism doesn't matter to those.mprons

@cmb9993

5 ай бұрын

Try to imagine how you would feel if the unknown soldier was someone dear to you...as he WAS to HIS family decades ago.

I have nothing but respect for their discipline and professionalism in carrying out a solemn Duty.

@upnywhiteb

Жыл бұрын

I guess you are also a big fan of the way the chicoms and n. koreans parade around.

Being a tomb guard isn’t just the coolest but the most respectful position any soldier can hold if he’s qualified, and some people just can’t get it through their head to be respectful to them or the tomb itself, the soldier that lies there will never be identified, he represents the honor of every soldier who hasn’t come home alive.

@adampickert2963

11 ай бұрын

Cool? Thats subjective

I've been to this tomb and was moved to tears. I can't comprehend how anyone could speak or move about during this.

@shermansmells

Жыл бұрын

I’m literally sitting outside it rn and during the change over some annoying bitch had her sobbing child out 😭

@Piankhi_the_Greater

Жыл бұрын

An entire class did this in DC in 2015.

@lindad.7642

Жыл бұрын

Absolutely disrespectful. I believe intentionally.

@waynejones2536

11 ай бұрын

​@@lindad.7642I think they're going to have to let one off and somebody's ass in order for the white folks to understand

I was a bugler, USAF 1971-1975. It's a solemn duty and was the epitome of great humbleness to be able to perform such an honor for our military. It made me feel like we were all family.

@georgeburns7280

11 ай бұрын

Don't ever play Taps in my vicinity. I'll break down. It's the saddest and most moving thing I've ever heard.

@bokesnmokes

11 ай бұрын

​​@@georgeburns7280Taps, taps, lights out! All hands turn into your bunks! Maintain silence about the decks! The smoking lamp is out in all berthing spaces. Now taps."

@slowfootlabeef704

11 ай бұрын

My uncle was a trumpeter with the U.S. Marine Band in the early '60. He almost played for President Kennedy, I think it had to do with a location change as to why he didn't. I asked him how you get through something like that. He said you can't think of anything else but the notes.

@BeautifuLakesStreamsBiologists

11 ай бұрын

@@slowfootlabeef704 I played taps for my Dad's funeral. I did not trust anyone else to do it. It was easier to concentrate than I anticipated because it is so important. The Marines sent an imitation bugler with a horn that had a speaker in it. That was inappropriate for our family.

@Bithia65

11 ай бұрын

I am so sorry...I read I was a *burgler* ...and went What???

My father was in the military! He died when my mother was six months pregnant with me! I am 57 years old. With great respect for these men.

@russ7414

11 ай бұрын

I'm sorry that you never knew your father, but glad that you know he led a life of service. He must have been a man of character.

I am a US NAVY Veteran … I have more Respect for Tomb Guards than anyone else in the Military as a Unit … Their level of Perfection is beyond reproach … I have been to the Tomb of the Unknowns .. I unfortunately got to see an idiot be Disrespectful, he was about 40 feet from me .. The Tomb Guard scared me so bad I was at Attention ! ! ! The individual mumbled something .. I saw him escorted away from the Tomb … That was when he realized he had messed up … The look on his face was priceless, and full of FEAR …

@ntrainride

11 ай бұрын

his soul was ripped away from him and shown for what it is. then, it was shoved back into him almost as an afterthought. maybe the only time in his life when there was no place to hide.

I’m always in Awe of these Soldiers and the dedication that they show to their duties. I had the privilege of working with a former “Sentinel” when I served in the USAF, he had that certain something that just exuded confidence and respect of others! God Bless the “Old Guard Sentinels”!🇺🇸🇺🇸

They aren’t brooding, they are solemn, there’s a difference 🇺🇸

Tomb guards are not angry. They’re protecting someone who represents those who gave everything, without being known and having their families know where their remains finally ended up. If I died (14 years active duty) and my family never had my remains, I’d hope that my remnants were honored. Thank god for DNA and science, but that doesn’t mean that sometimes there’s nothing left of you if you died in a certain way. Semper Fidelis/ Semper Fortis/ Non Sibi Sed Patriae ❤️🇺🇸🙌🏽

My dad was fighting in the Philippines at the age of 16 as a marine in world war II. He served in Korea and ended up being a drill instructor before he retired from the service. There's no way I could attend one of those ceremonies without reflecting on the number of people that thought and died for this country. No way in the world I got ever possibly be disrespectful during such a solemn ceremony.

I don’t understand how visitors to Arlington can’t maintain silence and show respect. Probably one of the most somber place on Earth.

3:00 That is not "aiming" a rifle. That is what we call brandishing. Not the same.

I’m from Canada and retired from the army reserves. I think it is a great job. I want to say Tysvm for their service in the armed services of the U.S.A. And all the service personnel that was and still severing and god bless them and their friends and family. Lots of 💕 from Canada 🇨🇦

It’s so heartbreaking that some visitors to the Tomb must be corrected for improper conduct! It almost seems that some people can’t read the multiple signs about the barriers while others just can’t be quiet 🤫

@shopshop144

Жыл бұрын

I can't imagine this happening in most other countries. Do people go to school and take classes in how to be dumb.

@waynejones2536

11 ай бұрын

Such ignorant animals

@madiekirkland3764

11 ай бұрын

That's why some Americans are the laughing stock of the world,! Pure ignorance and disrespect!!!!

@lindsayblaz705

21 күн бұрын

'Heartbreaking', no. Embarrassing, yes.

The video was great, but there was no KAREN messing with a tomb guard.

My school traveled the Country every summer, I went four times in the 70's. I've been at Arlington all four times. On the fourth time we were invited back to visit the soldiers in their barracks. That was quit an experience I'll never forget. Then about ten years later I was introduced to someone who was an honor guard at Arlington and he remembered when we visited as we were of a selected few to ever have that opportunity!

This is the highest honor a soldier can perform for our fallen. They are highly respected for a reason.

All RESPECT to the Guards for their service.GOD bless each one!

It enrages me the utter disrespect shown to the Tomb & it's Sentinels. We of Britain & you our brave American friends try to make this world a better place. To do so brave men & women dedicate their lives in service. Many have died in doing so. To see ignorant fools with no honour disrespect the sacred Tomb is infuriating

@koldhearted1

Жыл бұрын

Much like the clowns that disrespect the King's guard...

@peterd9427

Жыл бұрын

Much respect to soldiers who put their lives at risk. BUT! The US and Britain do NOT have a good track record at "trying to make the world a better place." I say this as an American living in Australia. Are you kidding? The US continuously forsakes its own citizens. America meddles everywhere, puts dictitors in power to suit its own needs, steals and rapes whole continents, and starts wars everywhere. The UK is no better! Would you like an African country invading you for your resources like England has done all over the world? And the US and UK are one of the most prolific arms dealers, to countries with severe human rights violations. You "try to make the world a better place..." What a load of crap. Talk to soldiers that went to places like Iraq, who lost their friends for wars they feel were unnecessary, and actually made the world less peaceful for no reason.

@elizabetholiviaclark

Жыл бұрын

@@koldhearted1 I grew up around Arlington Cemetery, and I worked for the military in that region so my work carried me there as well. I've been watching King's Guards videos lately, though, and have also been noting the level of disrespect offered by tourists. There is one person in particular who seems to be concerning just now, and I've been keeping up with that situation. I wish they didn't have such close access to the horses and Guards.

@koldhearted1

Жыл бұрын

@@elizabetholiviaclark or even better if the guards could drop some of these idiots for the jackassery that they show. The men who take these posts are not there for your entertainment, they are serving an honorable position within the service of their country regardless of the pomp and circumstance shown.

I can't stomach the fact that there are such low life's in this country who would go to such hallowed ground and deliberately mess with, disrespect and be so unpatriotic to both the body that lies there and the men and women who, with pride and dignity, guard it. I think it should be a law and there should be signs posted everywhere that if you are out of line in any way or do not follow a command to be respectful by a guard, you will be arrested for disorderly conduct or something along those lines. Ya i know, it sounds extreme but I'm really passionate about this stuff. I have relatives in every generation all the way back to the American Revolution in the military, son currently.

I watched a video wherein one of the guards dropped his weapon muzzle down. His unsheathed bayonet went through his foot and shoe. The man barely made notice of it as he finished inspection and they marched back to their barracks. That young man definitely has what it takes and fully understands the honor of the calling.

I Thank All Veterans for their service. ❤❤❤❤

You don’t become a soldier to be cool….You become a soldier because that is what you want to do, protect our country and the Americans who love and live in the country.

To me this is an honor for those gave their life and we do not know who they are. They deserve every moment of this, they deserve the honor of what they served and who they fought for and you never disrespect them

It boggles the mind that visitors to the Tomb would be throwing water bottles. I suppose the Supreme Court might rule that doing so represented an act of "free speech" which would be a classic example of the extreme margins free speech has taken. There are other things more important than [largely] unlimited speech such as honor, respect, duty, sacrifice, civility, etc. For Americans [or even foreign visitors] to act in such a dishonorable way as to corrupt an act of honoring others are people who should probably be conscripted into military service so they may gain a reasonable degree of understanding and appreciation of what others have given up for them and the proper use of "free speech" which comes with responsibilities to others. Further more, it should NOT be a "request' that people adhere to required decor at such monuments. They should be immediately removed, forcibly if necessary and made an example of.

@hamie7624

Жыл бұрын

We dont live under communism. This is a free country. Leave if you dont like it.

The Tomb Guards are not officers they are NCOs.

@hamie7624

Жыл бұрын

Most of them arent NCOs either, but enlisted.

@williambuckman8359

Жыл бұрын

Nah most are e 4 and up

@magpie92766

10 ай бұрын

​@@hamie7624NCOs ARE enlisted.

@hamie7624

10 ай бұрын

@@magpie92766 NCOs are Non Commissioned Officers.

I have been to the Tomb. Absolutely awe inspiring. Every American should visit it, and experience how it feels to be there. God bless the Tomb Guards. God bless America.

The Tomb Guard is not a "cool job" it is an extremely physically demanding honor, not a job but a DUTY that MUST always be carried out, those who do it wear no rank, walk in rain, snow etc. To protect the site and uphold a strict atmosphere of respect for those who died horrible, brutal deaths for the simple pleasures of life you take for granted, yet came home as unidentified bodies. It's the very least we can do for those poor souls. Beware any would be vandal, you can and will be shot for such acts at that memorial by a Sentinel, and you would deserve it for the attempt.

@FreyaTait

11 ай бұрын

There's a picture at the end of the video in which one of the guards is wearing Seargeants' stripes.

@travis2223

11 ай бұрын

​@@FreyaTait​Well yes they are actual members of the military (usually highly decorated NCO'S) and it's very important to be able to quickly identify your chain of command, for numerous reasons which I won't go into, but they can wear rank up until they "change the guard" and officially begin sentry duty, since they are guarding the tomb of the unknown soldier, the soldiers are unknown (the remains were unidentifiable along with their rank or anything else about them) and out of a formal sign of respect the sentinels don't display rank insignia, incase they happen out rank anybody they are guarding. The soldiers the tomb represent, gave everything for this country and it's people, they died in horrendous ways, their families never got closure, many of them don't know what ever happened to their loved ones and worst of all since the remains couldn't be identified they couldn't be given the proper funerals or burials that they deserved. The sentinels and the tomb is our way to thank those people, for their sacrifice we reaped the benifits, and it's the very least we can do for those soldiers to whom we owe everything. A little silence and respect to think about that immense gift they gave us and to think about them, and a dignified place to rest in peace, where an offical guard can ensure they are given that respect they deserve more than anyone else.

@pautanpasaribu6643

11 ай бұрын

​@@travis2223 I want to go there to thank this country for it had done to my old country and my parents. If it's not for the US sacrifice in liberating South East Asia from Japanese brutal occupation I am sure my father (a teenager) had died somewhere in Sumatra jungle doing forced labor.

Their dedication and honor they bring to this job is truly humbling & absolutely mesmerizing. Those who show disrespect, are showing their IQ level. We should all hope to attain the level of professionalism, dedication, skill, fortitude and integrity that these soldiers have. Nothing but my utter respect & gratitude that this is still carried on to this day.

Resect , Honour , Duty , are about the only 3 words needed to describe " The Tomb Guard " . Watching this , does however show the LACK of RESPECT , these tourists have for Veterans and current serving personnel .

There are countries where, if you commit an act such as depicted here, you would be taken away never to be seen again. This memorial is dedicated to those that GAVE THEIR LIVES in order to keep that kind of government off of our shores.

@kalabakonbitts1362

11 ай бұрын

It’s for all canon fodder, not just dudes from the only necessary war -ww2- and the loser that lost his dogtags in ww1. You’re stupid enough to become cannon fodder for fat pigs enriching themselves by using you as a agent of death, you deserve no respect whatsoever, you are a chosen murderer. If i had my way this area would be doused with acid, then bombed to powder, and i would outlaw false ‘patriotism’ and using said ‘patriotism’ to manipulate the public, as we see here. This is sick posturing off the lives of brainwashed fools. Shame on everyone that falls for the propaganda shown in this video. They don’t die ‘for our lives,’ they die for $$$$$$ for a select few. God, america is so far below the sewer, it’s almost in china. Absolutely disgusting, and absolutely disgusting brainwashed citizens.

Why would someone go to this site just to be disrespectful!

@Cheriepye

11 ай бұрын

Brain damage

My cousin was part of the old guard. The tomb is only one rotation they're assigned to. Another assignment is the doors of the White House for visiting dignitaries. My cousin worked that assignment under the first Bush presidency. He received a reprimand because VP Dan Quayle asked him a question. He wasn't permitted to speak, so a response to the VP was out of order. My cousin responded to the VP and then reprimanded, but President Bush found out and had the reprimand revoked stating "it is far more offensive to ignore the conversation of the President and Vice President than to violate the no permissive response" It saved my cousin his duty position in the Old Guard; which takes a lot of hard work and dedication to achieve. There are plenty of instances of public disrespect at the tomb. He had a violation every week because people have lost basic human decency. In 2023, it's even worse but the woke military has become laxed.

@anthonylagunas6737

8 ай бұрын

The Tomb guards are Army. White House duty are Marines. Can not do both.

As an Army Veteran who was on The Honor Guard, most of them are 11B Infantry. Don't mess with them. 😎👍🇺🇸✝️❤️😁🏅🎖

God bless our fallen and the guards that keep the unknown soldiers at peace.

@escapefromzombieisland3690

2 жыл бұрын

How do they do that?

@billsfan7883

2 жыл бұрын

@@escapefromzombieisland3690 By dedicating their entire life to honoring them, and showing more discipline and respect than you are even capable. Don’t be a scum bag your whole life. Take a day off for a change…

@escapefromzombieisland3690

2 жыл бұрын

And this apparently keeps them at peace? What does it do for the clot shot victims? Or the children being microwaved in public schools?

@davidgaddy2911

Жыл бұрын

KZread… stop letting this misrepresentation of the post advertising to get you to view. Was never in video!!! You should hold yourself as responsible as a newspaper or broadcast does. People read and search for answers, you allow it to be a lie!!!!!

@upnywhiteb

Жыл бұрын

Yes, you don't want to wake them up.

I had the privilege of going on an Honor Flight in November 2022. One of the things I saw was the changing of the guard and a wreath laying ceremony. I was so moved by the Honor and respect these soldiers pay to the fallen. This was truly an honor for me. Then to view the rows upon rows upon rows of white markers at Arlington cemetery brought me to tears. All those young people made the ultimate sacrifice to defend our blessed nation. God bless these men and our Nation. We truly need God's blessing and guidance. We need unity; not division during politically divisive times.

I like how they always say “thank you” when people are compliant

This is about respect. Respect for a soldier who died fighting for our country so we can all live free. The selfless guards are making sure that each of these fallen soldiers are resting peacefully so we must give them respect too. No one should ever mess with them.

Some people will never understand how they are supposed to act!

Total respect from Scotland

These guards also defend you in war. They do not forever serve only at the tomb.

@charliewade8528

Жыл бұрын

You have to be selected specifically to be a tomb guard and it's considered one of the military highest honors. The men and women selected do solely protect the tomb on a regular basis.

These men & women are doing one of the most prestigious & honorable jobs their country can bestow on them, it's a shame that some LLPOS would try & taunt them !

It's very embarrassing to see how many people can't comprehend how many soldiers lost their lives

Anyone that disrespects the tomb of the unknown soldier or any other place that honors the military that gave their life for our freedom should be removed and banned from ever returning.

One of my instructors at Primary Leadership Development Course (PLDC) was former Old Guard. He was our drill and ceremonies proctor when we did our practical (matched a group around). He was Tough! He still maintained his Old Guard standards of appearance and uniform perfection! We were told that once you are accepted to the Old Guard, your future assignments are all hand-picked.

VERY VERY INTERESTING. I HAD NO IDEA THESE SOLDIERS/GUARDS EXISTED. I GIVE HIGH RESPECT. Im Canadian but I Love all. ❤️. I don't know why people are soo disrespectful. These men / women train hard with a strict regimen. These people defend your people and country. Respect is required 🙏

@robertcooper3491

Жыл бұрын

Respect..MUST. .be shown at all times …these American guards are top class soldiers who have protected their country and DESERVE the respect for doing so …the five battalions of guards who take turns outside Buckingham palace are all serving soldiers who may have just got back from some HOTSPOT and then go on guard duty …at the same time it’s not only the guards who have this duty the Gurkhas the Rifle battalions also do it

@raider7829

Жыл бұрын

@@robertcooper3491 how amazing. Thanks for sharing. Many people do deserve respect.

I really dislike false advertising to get more clicks. This is a good video about the guards Why lie about a Karen messing with them?

These are people who not only gave their all in who knows what kind of a heroic action, But who also will only ever be known to God, and never recognized for what they've done. I think they've earned a little respect.

By the way... they are enlist personnel and NOT Officers. I give them my total respect. Having been in the army for 7 years and frequently asked to be an honor guard many times. Its hard work and you must be dedicated to the job. Toomb guards are the best!

The Tomb Guard in my opinion is one of the most Sacred jobs in the Military

The main thing is respect, something our country seems to have minimal meaning these days. It is disheartening that there are people that have little respect for the sacrifice our service men and women have made throughout history in serving our country.

I agree these are real men of honor

@paulmendolia8483

Жыл бұрын

I saw them when I was a boy scout then on a high school trip and have always been enammered by their discipline. I think it's time for another trip before I'm too old to make it.

@dianestallings392

Жыл бұрын

Men and women

@Marcie66

Ай бұрын

As a veteran I have unfortunately seen people being very disrespectful…and it hurts. I would love to see this in person

i have been there it is an awesome and humbling experience.... thank you to all who served/serve you are the shield that protects us!

What A Honorable Job And Duty - Amen

As someone never having served in the military, but a man who daily enjoys the peace and freedoms of the United States . . . there will always be a place in my heart that brings me grateful tears for those that died for the way of life I've been able to enjoy living. Even as a young kid, I remember my grandparents taking me to the tomb ceremony and it hitting me hard as I understood the gravity of what was going on. God forbid we don't pass on to our children the price that was paid for our peace.

Thank you to all those who served and are serving. This is a great honor and commands respect.

There is no Karen in this video.

It a moving and beautiful ceremony! I don't know what is wrong with these people!

I would not call it "cool," it goes much deeper, to a place in one's heart and soul, that many people have never experienced. I would call tomb guard a scared duty that one undertakes because they feel they owe it to the soldiers who have died serving their country.

Most civilians will never understand what we as soldiers have sacrificed for them.

I am proud of the tomb guards' discipline, especially since I've always admired the British guards. I was a tourist in London in 1998. Gus Delgado, Guam

What these men and women do is extremely difficult. Much respect to them.

I used to live in DC and had the honor of watching this ceremony in person. Just watching it again here made me tear up. Their role is sacred and their dedication inspiring. Being able to watch the ceremony in person left an indelible mark on my soul.

Extremely Honored and Respectful position. Semper Fi ⚔️

These guards are the epitome of hard work and class. They have to be squared away at all times. I'm 72 and the decline I've witnessed in the generations the past twenty years is heart breaking. 30yr Olds on welfare and living in mommies basement , entitled, I'll mannered babies. Lazy whimps. If we had to call up the draft and depend on the 20somethings fight for our freedom as I had to in Vietnam we are screwed.

I have absolute and total respect for the tomb guards. Thank you for your service.

Anyone who is so ignorant to disobey or disrespect the guards and the tomb should be made to either spend time in jail or be made to go to a front line of war

i don't normally think in these terms but...any dude who disrupts this ceremony maliciously almost certainly needs to be "greeted" upon leaving this place of honor by some "concerned" gentlemen, and engage with the dude in a manner that could be described as "vehement". the offending dude will ABSOLUTELY leave the encounter with a burning desire to study long and hard the proper manifestation of deeply felt respect for those souls who gave the ultimate sacrifice for their nation.

@stephenkammerling9479

11 ай бұрын

I hate to say it, but in today's climate, rather than learning a lesson, the jerk would call a lawyer.

I can’t fathom ever ever disrespecting The Tomb. Unreal.

There should always be respect and honor to our military and soldiers

Even though I wasn't able to serve alot of my Family members have. I respect the members active,retired Fallen if not for these brave souls we wouldn't be free. These people deserve so much, the at least give the respect they have earned!

When you have to admonish grown ass adults like they're children😡 - no offense to children.

I saw the changing of the guard once. They yelled at a pregnant woman that "EVERYONE WILL REMAIN STANDING DURING THE CHANGING OF THE GUARD!!!"

@FreyaTait

11 ай бұрын

See, I would not be able to go there. I'm disabled and use a walker for long distances, and it has a seat on it that I use when there are no chairs. I can't remain standing indefinitely. But there are other places I also can't go; that's just the way things are.

@hannahdyson7129

3 ай бұрын

Did they know she was pregnant? If they did that's going to far . What about kids in strollers? Are they required to stand ?

@hannahdyson7129

3 ай бұрын

@@FreyaTaitA lot of vetrans of war are disabled , does that mean they can't go here and pay their respects ?

i love watching this again and again god bless

To me, the Arlington National Cemetery Honor Guard Sentinel is one of the most dedicated positions in the world.

These guys are amazing, it has to take SO much self discipline to do what they do. Not just the patrols, but the precise movements, the silence.. Total Badasses, now THOSE are Men worth looking up to, hell yeah.

WTH is WRONG with people ? If you cannot be respectful and follow the rukes of ceremony, LEAVE. These guards should not have to tell you how to behave.

…..I’m sorry, I just don’t understand why the visitors don’t understand that this special place must be respected and just in joy the ceremony, I can’t believe how people can be STUPID and why they are STUPID like that???????

@tommyodonnell9

Жыл бұрын

Thankfully vast majority of visitors are respectful and follow the rules.

They are totally professional and highly trained,and take there job very serious.

The tomb represents all those who have given their all in our defense. May we prove we deserve their gifts.

The only thing that I can say that really angers me,is the disrespectful attitude I have seen people have while present at the tomb. To see people across the chains and act like they don't hear or understand the solider telling them to get back behind the chains and barricades. They just remain standing there like complete idiots looking at each other like they are being treated bad and don't understand why they are being yelled at.. Totally embarrassed for them. I've seen todlers with more respect then some of these ignorant disrespectful people.

They’re all actually pretty polite

Now who threw a water bottle 😡.

As usual, we never saw the “ Karen” pictured in the thumbnail

So many now days have no respect for anything or anyone not even themselves.

There's no Karen w flowers...

This is the coolest thing to see in person.

Memories,,,I've watch this in person,,my eldest brother marched the tomb back in the mid 80s I was stationed at Ft Belvoir next to him. My mother has a large photo of him marching the tomb, on her wall. It is quit the honor for any solider.

Considering the thumbnail and title of this video, I fully expected an explanation of the incident depicted, as well as the relevant footage, to be the major part of this video. Instead, this channel has profaned the deep respect that Americans hold for this monument in exchange for views. As an American, I revere and respect our women and men in the military, and what this channel has done rubs me the wrong way.

I have had the pleasure of seeing them in person. After the perspective of my career, I found it difficult to stand in their presence knowing the caliber of their character.

There's always someone that wants attention or is " that guy" who purposely causes trouble to see what's going to happen, especially at a place such as this. And they deserve whatever happens to them. There's not enough respect in this world to give to this unknown soldier. ❤