Alle 30 Sekunden Werbung, ich empfehle dringlichst an alle denen es genau so geht: Mozilla Firefox und als Erweiterung den AdBlocker. <3 Darum benutzen wir die Scheiße!
La Banda de Guerra de la Real Corona Noruega realiza un vistoso desfile de sus músicos, a la par que la respalda un destacamento de fusileros del mismo Cuerpo Armado, en una regia demostración de sincronía y disciplina como muy pocos destacamentos militares de otros países serían capaces de igualar.
In my younger years I was part of a precision silent drill team. You cannot imagine the number of hours of practice we had to go through. Every movement is calculated and you have to mentally remember the sequence. Every time I see them it always amaise me and bring me back. Fantastic job. Bravo from a former brother. 11:18
Ross Andrews, Susan Brokman and I were the first composers of that work on the first one valve bugle that I designed and wrote tons of music for. It's an honor hearing it still being played. One time where I actually did make a difference.
GebHflgstff 8. Es gibt uns nicht mehr, wenn ich das richtig verstehe. Aber ich bin Gebirgsjager vom ersten Tag, Gebirgsjäger.durch und durch und imy Herzen Ihr seit toll und ich vermisse euch uffz ad gebhflg srffl 8
Som tidligere gardist selv så misunner jeg ingen å stå hele dagen i den varmen med den uniformen. Helt utrolig at ingen gikk i bakken, bra jobba og vel utført.
THE DUDE WHO DROPPED HIS RIFLE! I feel so bad for him, but then the drum major brings him a new one AND PATS HIM OF THE SHOULDER! Is that a procedure they have or was he just fucking with him with the pointing and lifting the chin?
Funny story actually. I was in this drill team, and I actually am the guy who dropped his rifle. It's not a drum major, but a part of the drill team. We always have one of the reserves with a rifle ready incase a mishap happens. If someone drops their rifle, the show goes on until the current drill is over. The drum major always checks the reserves stance to see if the reserve wants to replace something before starting the next piece. At 7:10, you can see our reserve standing to the left of the frame, and at 7:25 you see our reserve coming into frame again. Now his stance is shifted as he spotted the rifle and now wants to fix this before our next drill. However, in this case you can hear the drum major want to start the next piece anyway. Our sergeant intervenes and yells "VENT!", which means wait. The show is then temporarily paused while the reserve brings out a spare rifle and picks up the lost rifle so that the show can continue properly. The finger, head drop, and pat is a part of the act to make some fun out of it. I come back to this drill in specific sometimes to reminisce about the good times, as this was the one time during the whole 1 year service I dropped my rifle in a drill. Unfortunately, the spacing was a little too tight on the member to my right as we spun around, and my rifle hit his elbow during the rifle-spin and therefore lost grip. We're of course taught to play it off and wait until we can get the reserves rifle during a pause. Fun to see a comment about myself so many years later. If you have any other questions, feel free to let me know^^
Det er alltid stas å se på, men hva er det som har skjedd i år? Klart det er en del individuelle feil, sånt skjer, men musikk går jo renere enn drill. Det rettes opp ved hver vending og så blir det uryddig med en gang. Kan ikke huske å ha sett på KP3 før og lurt på hvordan det egentlig skulle ha vært. Skjønner at det har vært en lang dag, men sånn er det jo for alle kontingenter. Ikke meningen å være kjip og kunne ikke gjort det bedre selv, men det var skolekorps i barnetoget som gikk bedre enn dette. Håper virkelig de får ting på plass før utenlandsoppdragene. Det så jo lovende ut under gardesjefens evaluering.
