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The 1812th Overture was the track used in Australian Army recruiting in the 1980s(?) maybe 1990s. It always gets my heart going. I was also lucky enough to see it played at an Australian Army Tattoo when I was a kid - I think the the Queen visited and that was played with artillery. I think I read it was written to include a carrillion - I'd love to see it with a carillion AND artillery. Never fails to get my heart going.

Excellent

los cañones tienen que estar hermoso la retirada del enemigo

да здравствует Россия da zdravstvuyet Rossiya ("Long live Russia!") -- For Tchaikovsky

PCI checks, trombones check, flutes check, tubas check, cannons check, ammo ahhhh derp derp we got enough. Lol Air Assault!!

6:45 Bro had to rush to grab that shell.

Dude that sync is the best out there.

Outstanding All the Way

Outstanding!

this scares me

And they are performing the 1812 overture by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky!!!

А исполняют увертюру 1812 Петра Ильича Чайковского!!!

Meanwhile in a quiet neighborhood a few miles away...

Wait for the boat

Just great!

i don't remember Field Artillery as part of Band Camp🤔

WE GETTIN’ OUT OF PARIS WITH THIS ONE 🔥🗣🔥🗣🔥🗣🔥

I never saw this, thank you so much. I am sawing my violin as fast as I can.........love you guys!!!!

Amerykanie ukradli rosyjskie arcydzieło i sprowadzili je do swoich gustów czyli do poziomu Disneylandu. Żenada.

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This literally sounds like a battle with the 1812 overture being played over it.

You have to have artillery to play this piece properly.

3:36 The best part begins…

6:18 Even the camera went deaf in the right ear. 🤣🤣

I can just imagine a Steve Harvey reaction when someone asks "what instrument do you play?" and they respond "the Howitzer!"

MADE IN USA ALWAYS POWERFUL N BEAUTIFUL

As a kid about 93 I think it was.... Was the first time I remember hearing this song and yes they had cannons to for the 4th of July!

"What instrument did you play timmy?" "I played the 105mm howitzer"

They knocked it out of the park! Well timed.

Classical heavy metal meets heavy ordinance

Aim those bad boys at Putin. Slava Ukraini!

GOD BLESS THE FUCKIN US OF A, HAPPY 4TH OF JULY AMERICA!!

I'm curious if the artillery soldiers are musicians. Are they required to have the kind of timing that precussionists have?

Americans playing a song about the French in Russia, truly multi-cultural!

Would someone tell those loudmouths to shut the f up?

Imagine attending this and wondering why the French national anthem is playing

That guy clutched so by giving that ammo on time for the final blast!

I just absolutely love the fact that the US Army has been playing this part since the Cold War in a melody meant to celebrate the victory of the Russian army over the (by then) greatest army in the World.

My mom would play this, full volume, Saturday mornings to get us up. Saturday was house cleaning day.😊

Gog bless America! Greetings from Russia!!!

Congratulations from Russia my Boston brothers! Thx for perfect show you ☺️

"What kind of musical instrument do you play...?"

ROUNDS COMPLETE!

Bien perrona bravo

Brings to mind Longstreet at Gettysburg :"Did you not have enough ordinance when this was begun!?"

Tribute to the discipline of the soldiers they got the "bangs" in time to the music.

I am from Uruguay. Some decades ago this famous '1812' piece was played outdoors at the Golf Club here in Montevideo, and the artillery parts were overwhelming ! The orchestra was our National Symphony Orchestra conducted by Piero Gamba. The soldiers wore the original uniforms !

What a great save at the end...seconds to spare and finished with a bang.

the last gunner was alright, seemed on point, the other two fired too soon. Probably nerves.

Las armas solo deberían servir para esto.