Watching in 2022. I had the absolute privilege to see this live in Dayton in 2011 and it was an absolute tear jerker. I still think about it to this day. The most emotional guard show I've ever seen.
Recently was asked to name some of my all time favorite performances at WGI. This is one of them. Still get choked up after all these years watching this show.
I watched this twice because the first time I watched it through tears so I missed a lot. This is one of the best shows I've seen because it shows just how powerful the arts are; this conveys the emotion of World War II better than any lecture ever could. If I saw this live I would hard core ugly cry. Amazing story line, choreography, and performance.
MrClean we don't have any funding ourselfs. Just our spirits to perform the best show that we can. Working very hard to reach our goals and then even harder to stay there. So keep believing and working and you can make your dreams come true.
Watching in 2017 and it's absolutely incredible. I got huge chills! Such an incredible story! And they interpreted it amazingly! I could tell exactly what part of her life they were showing, and what was happening throughout the performance. I'm actually at loss of words for how amazing this is
Wow, this is amazing, emotion can clearly be seen through your work. This was done so well that I got the chills just watching you guys. Beautiful show!
Definitely my favorite color guard performance. I was struggling trying to find the last song here and it is the “Pearl Harbor Soundtrack - Tennessee” (Hans Zimmer)
