I was Honor Guard Flag carrier guard when I was in USAF Officer training camp. The four of us had perfect step and turn cadence. It isn't easy to keep the timing. Thank you for your service!!!
The gentleman who walked thru the middle of these Air Force men really carries himself with confidence. Impressive! What a handsome guy! Looking good, sir!
comforting... only because you're not the one walking through it. You have to have balls of steel (or a death wish) to walk through that once, let alone again.
C’est magnifique ce genre de spectacle, c’est dommage que ça n’existe pas en France. Je dirais même que tous les devraient avoir un groupe spécial spectacle Magnifique. 👍 ( s’il vous plaît, me parlez pas des défilés que je trouve banal ) sur cette vidéo on est quand même un autre niveau
@danbarron8072 I Say IT Doesn't Matter Cause IT'S TIGHT [Plain [and] Simple. [A]nd As A Marine Who Has Done This...Ahm Jus Giving Props To These Individuals👉🏽 NO Matter Their Status👈🏽👉🏽Be It: Cadets/Recruits/HSROTC Or WhatEvVaaH...
@@danbarron8072 Not JROTC. JROTC doesn't wear rank and they don't get medals. Man on the left is Senior Airman (E4) Man on the right is Staff Sergeant (E5)
Air Force Honor Guard did my Grandfather’s service in Arlington. Those guys have an unprecedented amount of professionalism, and discipline. Top notch men.
@@robbyday1532 it's definitely overwhelmingly skill, skills acquired by training training training. Talent is an excuse for people who don't like to practice stuff.
Former USAF here. It was a privilege and an honor to serve our base Honor guard when I was stationed at McGuire AFB. We participated in a parade event in NYC and we were able to meet some of the firemen that were present during 9/11. An experience to remember.
Across every branch, every time I’ve seen a drill team I’m always terrified by the sheer amount of training it must have taken for that kind of precision.
Excellent preparation are on going before the final count down begin, its honour to remember for anyone about the legacy and promises they have done in century as well as remains to continue this on far centuries. 💜
White skin, black skin, tan skin, whatever. The only color that counts is the blue of their uniforms. Teamwork. Pride. Dedication. Commitment. Love these selfless men. Respect!
@@williamdegener Nothing. That's not what he was talking about. He was talking about how each and every soldier within that line has the pride, discipline, skill, and commitment necessary to be able to call themselves honour guard of the United States Air Force. He's implying the fact that race does not matter.
Awesome drill team! I worked as a contractor with the Air Force for 17 years and have nothing but respect for the Airmen and women! At a Forward Operating Base, during the Iraqi and Afghan wars, they worked non-stop, frequently 7 days per week. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Awesome. This reminded me that I went to Honor Guard Academy in Virginia as a teen with Civil Air Patrol and had a pretty amazing time learning how to do some of that.
Y’all don’t understand how much practice this takes. Two things, you have to focus on yourself while doing that so don’t look at your partner, and the guy walking is near bayonets
I would hate to see what day one look like because the ending product was a thing of beauty, but I’m pretty sure day one hurt like a mother if you’re the one walking through!!!
