Die große Oberst-Parade am Sonntag in Kapellen zu Ehren des Oberst Heinz-Willi Otten 2016 

Nur das Reiten muss er noch lernen.

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Bleibt immer so !!!!

So are Sweden! Viva La Papa!

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@@garciagar64 ignorant comment

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Viva Chile. 👍👍

Sam Smith LMAO!

Thats just not true. The Bundeswehr does a lot.

@@flylikealbatross7441 Um, no. They don't use the stechschritt, they don't wear Prussian style brocade belts, they wear 90% berets. They don't even use Prussian-German cockades on their hat, I've only seen one type and its only used on officer hats. Most of their hats don't follow the traditional shape of Prussian/Imperial German Army/Reichswehr /Wehrmacht hat designs. Some of their uniforms look like janitor uniforms. The locals have done a much better job, they actually wear traditional Prussian uniforms with their own local design.

@@Rustycaddy17 Rustycaddy The Stechschritt is not in use by light infantry in which tradition the Bundeswehr is (Lützower Jäger). They also used barrets btw so tge barrets are traditional. Additionally Stechschritt is totally outdated and only a load to the soliders. The pickelhaube was also not in use by the nazis which you say were so troaditional. The crocade is also not used on the pickelhaube. But it is on the Bundeswehrs Schiffchen, Tellermütze and Schirmmütze. The current helmet follows the line of the M16 and M35 helmet and unifies the best of all helmet technology. Brocadebelts are something I ve never seen. Maybe you can inform me on that. Additionally the Bundeswehr existed loger than any other German army so it has its right to have its own traditions. Let that sink in.

@@Rustycaddy17 Why does it matter? It’s like trying to tell the US military to preserve tricorn hats.

@@flylikealbatross7441 I never said anything about the pickelhaube, don't know why you even brought that up. I am aware berets were used in the Prussian Army, but very rarely. The problem here is the fact that the Bundeswehr uses too many berets. There are hundreds of traditional hats and helmets to choose from, and they decide to use mostly berets, which is pathetic. I also forgot to mention, the Bundeswehr also doesn't use the Paradeschritt . While the Bundeswehr remains as the oldest German army as of right now, it is ridiculous to ignore the traditions of the previous armies. In fact, the Bundeswehr and the Volksarmee were both successors to the Wehrmacht, which in turn was the direct successor of the Reichswehr, which was a successor of the Imperial German Army, which as you know, was the successor of the legendary Prussian Army. The brocade belts were worn since the Prussian Army, even the Volksarmee used these beautiful belts, while it is completely absent in today's Bundeswehr.

@@garciagar64 wie kann man nur so dumm wie du sein ! IMPERIAL nicht 3. Reich

Cool, care about your own Country.

@@Marco-bf4uu We miss the Hungarian-Croatian Union.

Not so much in France.

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@@reicherosterreicher3486 Ich bin kein mann ich bin ein alt weib :)

@@PhyllisGlassup2TheBrim "Sry, aber eine Dame die ein wenig älter ist als ich oder andere User und hier mittendrin und dabei ist, ist keine "Grey witch" , sondern eine echte Lady die dazugehört . Ganz liebe Grüße aus der Steiermark 🙋🏻‍♂️🇦🇹🎗🇬🇧

This March is nice 😊

The British Grandiers is a very different STYLE of march from German marches ... it did stand out.

I mean as long as it looks like the Kaiser Reich and not the illegitimate Nazi Reich they are not breaking any anti Nazi laws.

@@Bluesonofman they have nothing to do with the prussian army or wehrmacht you ignorant fuck. Both of you.

Those arent soldiers, those also arent miltary uniforms. Those are civilian very old ,,Schützenvereine", Shooters clubs back then city guards and volunteers to the army. They have their own traditional local unifroms

Dude it's OBVIOUS these guys aren't soldiers. Thought they were just a bunch of guys from the local pub.

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TheAlexinatorX wo meinst du denn das erste Tambourcorps ist doch alles richtig und schau dir mal die neusser parade an die ist 20mal so gut und 20mal so groß

Das mir der Rechtschreibung aber auch !

Bei diesen Gestalten muss man ja schon froh sein, dass sie geradeaus gehen können. Eine Veranstaltung für ewig Gestrige. Typisch deutsch eben. Aber solange sie sich freuen, ist es gut. Sie tun ja niemandem weh.

@@brachialmusiker , Ha,ha,ha,ha !🇩🇪 Die alte Garde !!

These people are great, honestly, I wish I could attend such a parade. I'm glad these people are preserving Prussian military traditions, and their local traditions as well!

If the Wachbataillon is being redesignated as line infantry, the goose step will return.

@@AkallebethWatcher Yes, I'm serving in the Wachbataillon, were even in the tradition of the IR9 of the Wehrmacht and Prussian 1st Foot gurad regiment so would be possible

Brasil v:)

Yes it's Sylvanier Marsch, it was played during the vehicles part of the parade.

Danke das ihr die preußische Tradition am Leben hält!

The best Marches are from austria!

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Since the unification in 1990, Germany is an souvereign country, who has every rights, except to own nuclear weapons and to claim territory that was formerly German. Germany is now part of the NATO and an ally of the US. Italy was allied with the British and the US since 1943 so there was nothing like a special treatment.

hahahahahahahahahahaha und sich die diggen da auf dem wagen beömmeln :D der arme junge

memikell Yeah, the part of not being afraid of history? Bundeswehr forgo its Wehrmacht and Reichwehr links, but not the Imperial Army. WW2 is their dark moments and they do not want to repeat 1933 to 1945.

WW1 Germany had spiked hats. Long live the Kaiser from the American Republic

@@Bluesonofman But those arent fucking soldiers. They have their own traditions. Theyre based on the army tho.

No one here is except our army.

Pickelhauben sind vom Kaiserreich !

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Just an aside, the Australian Army Band play a medley at passing out parades which includes Peusens Gloria.

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The "Schützen" were militias that secured the smaller towns from enemies, as the government troops couldn't defend every town... and the goose stepping is good old prussian tradition :D

Tradition, goosestepping goes back centuries.

I take it that this is the start of the 'Fest' season of good times in the bier tents ? I spent 6 years in Germany with the British Army and loved it.

Woodrow Elmore --- Goosestep is an old tradition in many places

"The step originated in Prussian military drill in the mid-18th century and was called the Stechschritt (literally, "piercing step") or Stechmarsch. German and Soviet military advisors spread the tradition throughout the world in the 19th and 20th centuries. The goose step is now used by the militaries of over seventy countries, comprising three-fifths of the world's population"

Ganz schön und gut. Aber so eine Hampelmann Parade braucht heute Niemand. Auch bei der Bundeswehr nicht die haben ihr Wachbattallion.

The DDR did everything they could in order to destroy all reminends of prussia. Parades like this were forbidden in east germany

The Western German Parts, espacially Westphalia, lower Saxony and the rhine-province have these cultural events, called "Schützenfest". Im from this region as well and in my home town (30.000 Inhabitans) we have 19 auf these clubs. So its not a big deal if they are all from the sam town as well.

Hahahahahahahahahahard unangenehm zu lesen

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P M bullshit, deren Marsch ist viel zu unpräzise und nicht gleichzeitig. Ein gut ausgebildeter Zug stiehlt denen die Show.

Da fängt es schon an, seit wann gibt es gut ausgebildete Züge bei der Bundeswehr. Ich lacht mich schlapp. Wenn ich das Fitnessprogramm von diesen Nieten die sich Bundeswehrsoldaten nenne sehe, könnte ich weinen. Ich hab 1985/1986 gedient. Wir Wehrpflichtige waren fit und wir konnten marschieren. Der jetzige Schrotthaufen taugt nur was fürs Papier. Und so was nennt sich Berufsarmee. Die Engländer haben eine richtige Berufsarmee. Die Bundeswehr wurde von der vdL zur Kindergartenarmee gemacht.

John Morrison It‘s a shooter‘s Club, commonly founded during the napoleonic wars to organise volunteers. They had their own uniforms and ranks. The „Lützower Jäger“ even used black, red and gold on their uniforms. These volunteer-regiments formed Clubs after the war to stay trained if they were needed again and so this tradition was created.

They appear to be inspired by the Armies of the late 1800's. you can see even better examples by looking up the Arm of Chile or Ejercito de Chile. Chile hired German general in the 1880' erea to teach their army to march and fight. This "goose step" may originate with units are far as far back as Frederick the Great!

@@raymaurer1744 Please inform your self. Chilean Uniforms have nothing to do with german ones. These here arent prussian uniforms. Theyre local traditonal unifroms

@@Marco-bf4uu Hello! Just read the history, and look at the Chilean uniforms of today. Some great RU-vid videos will show the German "pikelhaube" (spiked helmet) which went out of use early in the First War War (1914-1918); the sky-blue uniform coat of the Chilean Dragoons with lances common to all German cavalry up to WWI. There are also unit of infantry and a band wearing the coal scuttle style helmet of WWII.

@@Marco-bf4uu The band leader who first appears wears the pikelhaube with a plume crest. The mounted personalities wear the light blue dragoon coat, with a modified German genera fore-and-aft bicorn. Note the "wings" on the shoulders of some of the bandsmen - "Swallows nests" as a translation of ?schwalbenestren? since seem on the Prussian army since the Napoleonic Wars.

Asco

Vos mismo

Carlos Ario García. Los mestizos ya son mejores que los alemanes en disciplina y desfiles militares. El alumno superó al maestro.

Ella, la soñadora.

No one cares

Those arent soldiers

@@Marco-bf4uu , civilians in uniforms

Emigdio Frixione I thought the same.

@@winstonscott4195 those are free time shooter clubs and city guards. If you have an job how would you habe time for stuff like this

Selber schon mal bei solch einem Anlass geritten? Hört sich nicht danach an, denn dann würden Sie sich den blöden Spruch sparen!

@@uraltprotter8252 Aber nicht doch! Meine Intelligenz verbietet mir die Teilnahme an solchen Ereignissen. Ich habe allerdings alle Pferde, die ich je (selbst)geritten habe, immer so im Griff gehabt, dass mir niemand ins Zeug fassen musste.

@@vindicator05 Ah, Ihre Intelligenz verbietet es Ihnen beim Schützenfest mitzumachen. Ich liebe diese überheblichen Kommentare. Man kann Schützenfeste mögen oder nicht. Aber den Teilnehmern Intelligenz abzusprechen zeigt schon die eigene Intelligenz.

@@uraltprotter8252 ich spreche nicht teilnehmern die intelligenz ab, wie kleingeister bei unzulänglicher lektüre meiner einlassung auf deine anfrage glauben mögen, sondern habe die schlichte tatsache dargelegt, dass MEINE intelligenz es MIR verbietet, an solcherlei festivitäten teilzunehmen. Sie sind unter meinem niveau. Aber jedem das seine, nicht wahr?

@@vindicator05 Und nochmals Überheblichkeit draufgesetzt.

"Schützenvereine" were founded in the 18th century in the "Befreiungskriege" against Napoleon. They were basically Militias which every city had. After the franco-germanic-wars they kept their traditions and do shooting as a sport. Nearly every german village has one. Once a year they meet and shoot on a paper pheasant. The one who shoots it down is the "Schützenkönig". He pays for the big party "The Schützenfest". The parade you can see here are for his honour. So not real military anymore, but civilians.