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From Camp Pendleton, CA
The 1st Marine Division Band performing at the Oceanside Independence Day Freedom Parade on Saturday, June 30, 2012.
00:05 - Semper Fidelis
03:05 - The Marines' Hymn
04:44 - Cadence
05:20 - Battle Cry of Freedom
06:40 - Battle Cry of Freedom
07:50 - Cadence
08:35 - Waltzing Matilda
09:18 - Cadence
10:10 - Waltzing Matilda
11:01 - The Marines' Hymn
Here's the 1st Marine Division Band at this same event 11 years later 🙂 - th-cam.com/video/uB1VvPu38Ks/w-d-xo.html
La mejor Banda de Desfile que ya vi ! En distancia , paso , ritmo e Himnos !
Inigualable ! ( y ya Desfile' kilómetros con M1 al hombro : sé lo que es ! Felicitaciones !!! )
It really does bring a tear to my eye that as an Australian, the 1st Marine Division's Battle Hymn is Waltzing Matilda. Great Work guys!
Given the way the Corps was treated in Aussieland in WW 2, how could a Marine band NOT go Waltzing Matilda, mate ? The only non US Marines I want by my side in a scrap would be a Samoan Marine, a Royal Marine, ROK Marine, and any damned Digger that felt like showing up !
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No it's Hail to the Queen
Glad to see that Australia has an influence on the US Marine traditions
+Victor Bozic Now in the Australian Defence Force, there is a little saying being spread today:
"A Marine has 2 homes.
One in the 'States
And his favourite in Australia"
They say this because there is 2100 Marines stationed in the city of Darwin along with our own Regiments.
Victor Bozic Thank You Sir, wished I had joined!
It was a mutual love affair for the guys who left their homes in the U.S. to fight with and for the Aussies. On George Washington's birthday, Feb. 22, 1943, the Marines marched a parade through Melbourne. During this parade, the 1st Marine Division Band decided to play the Australian folk favorite, Waltzing Matilda.
Me too the Aussies. Always give All till its over
I'm not military at all, but I am an Aussie and I'm very moved that they included some Waltzing Matilda in their march. cheers Marines!
+corpsetime It's actually the official battle hymn of the US 1st Marine Divison! After the Battle of Guadalcanal in WWII, the unit was sent to Australia for rest and refit. There, for for the first time in four months the division band was able to play music again; touring Australia and being welcomed as "Australia's Own." The unit was so impressed with their treatment in Australia they adopted Waltzing Matilda as their battle hymn, and still ship out to that song today.
We love our upside-down brothers very much here in the states; Aussies and Kiwis have been with us in the middle east since the first Gulf War.
+Victor Bozic Semper Fi Marine from a family member who's brother is a Marine
bpsanon the battle of hamel was also the first time americans have served under foreign command (australian). Hamel was also considered the birthplace of modern warfare. the two countries have been fighting together ever since
The New Zealand does, The only American vessels that are banned are those powered by Nuclear reactors or that house nuclear weapons
For environmental reasons
Aye - I was on the first R&R flight to Sydney in '67, and the treatment we Marines got was royal. God Bless OZ!
My Dad was in the 1st Marine Div during WWII specifically the 11th Marines, the artillery battalion, and when he retired, he did so as the Sgt. Major of that same battalion!
His favorite tune was Waltzing Matilda, but he never said why, and now I know.
Jim … When the 1st Marine Division finished the job on Guadalcanal, they went to Australia for R&R. The Australians knew very well what the 1stMarDiv had done to stop the Japanese Pacific advance dead in its tracks; had the Japanese defeated the Marines, their next target would have been the invasion of Australia. Small wonder then that the Australians greeted the Marines like the conquerers they were .… small wonder, what with the open armed greetings they received, that the 1stMarDiv adopted Waltzin’ Matilda as their battle hymn. To this day, whenever 1st Division Marines are shipped out, they do so to this tune. And by the way, the 11th Marines are a regiment, not a battalion. So if your Dad was the SgtMaj of the 11th Marines, he was the top enlisted man in a unit three times larger than a battalion.
You're right about my mistake, my Dad would have preferred the job in the battalion but on the other hand he couldn't hide how he reacted every time he walked into the Regimental office and every man in the office had to "pop" to attention, including the officers below Major, but that was then, and this is now, I doubt if that is still the way the Corps treats their Sgt's Major. Also this was way back in 1958-1960.
Jim Padget
SGT.Majors are still at the top of the enlisted ranks. Much experience AND clout. They are still the TOP for us old enlisted guys.
My father joined in 1938, and was transferred to Gitmo to an artillery school there, in June of '41, transferred from the USS Oklahoma, talk about a "just in time" transfer. On the Oklahoma, he was a Brig chaser having been demoted from the Captains' Orderly when he want over the hill with two other Marines, hoping to miss the ships movement and turned themselves in at NAS Pensacola. The Captain had them "shipped" back to the Oklahoma which was in Bremington WA via 1st class rail. Back then before the CO would transfer you, your relief had to be on-board and fully trained, they were just trying to short-circuit the system, which did not work.
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I may have to disagree, the Korean War Marines did a fine job also.Before my time .Remember Chosin Reservoir.....We didn't do too bad at Khe Sanh,etc. either.
I heard Waltzing Matilda many many times when I was in the 1st Mar Div at Camp Pendleton. They play it right after the U.S. national anthem every day. My first platoon sergeant made us all learn the words. It wound up being our favorite drinking song.
The Division insignia is based on the flag of Victoria. That, along with the song, were adopted during the WW2 when the Division was based in Victoria.
But in 1943 they occupied the MCG so no one could play cricket or footy
Great to hear Waltzing Matilda as well as the Sousa standards. Semper Fi to the First Marines, and the Southern Cross that they share with Australia, remembering the dark days of WWII
Thank you to all service men and women. The tune Waltzing Matilda is the unofficial tune of Australia. It is the story of a hobo who steels a sheep by a waterhole to have for a meal and the property owner and the police try to catch him, but he dives into the waterhole and dies. But his ghost lives on.
it is, they also have the Southern Cross on their badge. A huge honour appreciated by Aussies...
US Marines, especially the 1st Marines are always welcome in Australia.
The Marine Hymn is always chilling to hear. Never gets old.
Idk why but them just marching and moving in unison to Waltzing Matilda is so satisfying.
Nothing but just the best in military discipline and musical accomplisment
Apart from proudly serving our country, there is not a man alive more exciting or sexier than a US Marine present day or Veteran!
I really apprecaiate the videos posted on you tube--I was supposed to audition for the USAF band in 1968---it did not happen. I studied percussion for a long time and I wanted to play professionally---but that did not happen--after the service I became a firefighter. NOW ON YOU TUBE--I can enjoy the BEST BANDS and their music . THANK YOU
Absolutely love it. Australia will always be thankful for the vital help that the US gave us in WW2, when the Japanese air force and navy were literally attacking our cities. Forever grateful.
The 1st Division Marine Corps adopted the march as their official march during their time stationed in Australia in WWll
They picked a good choice, coming from an Aussie ;)
It's exactly 61years ago when I took of wore my dress blues for the last time.
When I see this I'm to go again ! Semper Fi !
+Kahuna Ford --Well, it was it was over 50 yrs. for me; and one night I decided to try them on for the grand-kids. No Go- the wife said you weigh less now than when you were in. Yeah, well it's re-destributed!!!!!!
Kahuna Ford Sir, once a Marine, Always a Marine, I'm just a Marine kid, and I can really do some camping!and above average living! Semper Fi!
Outstanding
speaking from having been a trumpet player with the wonderful First Army New York Band AKA 26th Army Band, Staten Island NYC, allow me to commend the excellent musicianship of this fine Marine Corp Band. . You all do us all proud in every respect.
I was inocean side 1966 on my way to chulai south Vietnam landed there in June 1966 !!!
I'm a reserve officer of R.O.K. marine and I eagerly respect U.S.M.C.
I am a son of a marine and a brother of one and being an army veteran I am proud to say best band I heard in a long time go USMC
Thank you for the respect in using Waltzing Matilda as your battle song. It's appreciated.
USMC! Your fine training is so evident in the videos that someone put in TH-cam. I love the precise, precision, perfect performance that all of you display. The Marine Corps bands are so in tune with one another. We are so very much impressed with all of the synchronized movements. You all must be so very happy to serve our country. The best job for those whom have the expertise. Thank you all ! Semper Fi
The ginormous goosebumps I get when I hear the greatest song on earth
My dad was a company commander at Pendleton in the 80s. Loved growing up in the Corps
Respect from Australia
8:45 'Waltzing Matilda' 1st Marine Division's Official Song, and Australia's Unofficial National Anthem.
Go to the 1st Marine Battle Division's wikipedia page and check under official march on the right hand side. It will inform you that it is indeed Waltzing Matilda.
I was a military musician. The longest parade I ever marched in was 14 miles, Great Falls Montana, Frontier Days, 1970. The Sousaphone weighed 44 pounds. I was 19 and had a hangover.
Great music men and women..................especially you have embraced Waltzing Matilda. I trust you understand how Australian's feel about this Piece of music. Cheers and good luck from Down Under
we the marines fucking love Australia always have always will we tend to go awol there a lot hahaha if it ain't the u.s .for us it's Australia
the Marines steal the show each and every time. So sharp so precise
p.s.
If any person is curious our oldest son joined the Marines after 9-11-01 and wanted to get the terrorists. 13 days after the attack on America, he was on the bus that takes them to Parris Island. Talk about patriotic!! and, after completing boot camp, and the crucible, he now became a part of the United States Of America Marine.Corps. Graduation was on his i birthday, which was December 21st. Yesterday was his birthday. very very proud mom as you can tell! our youngest son ( we only have 2 children) was old enough for boot camp in 2006, and wow...truly, a patriot of our American he was. he also survived boot camp and the crucible right on schedule! For anyone who doesn't remember, At that time in history, the terrorists were brutally murdering our people by cutting off their heads. Talk about being brave. Both sons knew that we were at war, and knew that they would be deployed. We say Thank you to ALL of our brave people who currently are serving our country, and Thank you to ALL who served in our military. You have a special part in my heart for all of those who honor "Land of the free, and the home of the brave". Everyone should thank the men and the women for all that you are doing to preserve our freedom. It's a very warm thank you!
Bless his heart !
Thank you so much for telling us a wonderful story about a True American Family whose son was so motivated to join The Corp , following the attack on our country 9-11-2001...yet Another Date of Infamy.!
May God Bless him and your family for exhibiting the best attributes of what being a Genuine American is about
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Thank you ! Im a marine,
I was at Camp Penelton, and in Ocean-side in the early Sixties.---But nothing in this video looks familar.
A shout of to my father Charles H Hull jr USMC 1939-62! Thanls dad, especially for Pelilu with the 7th regiment!
Most in discussions of the Pacific War, never give the Aussies Coast Watchers their due, then New Guinea, the Japanese didn't take Port Moresby in no small part due to the Aussies, combined with the Coral Sea, it's where Japan lost World War II. Japan could have sued for peace then and outside of leaving a few places stay intact. Nope, a month later Midway would put the Nail in the coffin. It would end in Tokyo Harbor in another 3 years and then some. It's a contribution way out of proportion to the countries size and population at the time. Waltzing Matilda is just a great song!
You are so right!! The coast watchers were amazing.
"Tis hardly my place to comment, tho' I'm the grandson of an ANZAC and a nephew of a 2NZEF Veteran (thus:also ANZAC):
But: for Posterity I record this:
Our American Cousins {2nd Marines Divn. USMC} wanted "a Song" that both showed the spirit of the Aussies and Kiwis regarding both their Homelands and Traditions (whilst they were busy fortifiying various geographical features of both NZ and Australia)...: "Waltzing Matilda" became that same Song.
Ever-after; that same Song has remained an unspoken 'Bond' between the USMC Dvn1 and USMC Dvn2 and the WW2 ANZACS, among whom I have various relatives, just as I have various relatives among the OKH.
Kind and Respectful Regards, ^Uyraell^, NZ.
Absolutely awesome!
This is beautiful Been in Three high school bands an connection with marines for many years all the way back the Revolutionary war ! So proud of these Fine Men makes me prould to be An AMERICAN !😎🤣😊
Excelente
Let's all remember the men and women on Memorial Day here at home and overseas
The pride of our nation
The name of the song is “Semper Fidelis," the official march of the Marine Corps. Not to be confused with The Marines’ Hymn.
I like how they modified the Marines' Hymn arrangement to include a hint of Semper Fidelis.
Ive listen to all I could find all so Super I get pumped up ! So heavy my family has been with the marines since its was US Calvery ,The Rendition is the Top winner ,Very well put together Im seventy butt would go if they called, I can do many Things like watch the marines move over an enemy like they were never there !
1) Happy Australia Day!
2) That particular arrangement of Waltzing Matilda was written by an American (Howard E. Akers), and they know a thing or two about marches. The Australian banding community gives thanks the Americans for it.
3) Sadly, the sheet music is out of print :(
They are wonderful!
Thank you for posting this.
아침의 시작. 벌써 강의 하나 듣고요.
6 hitch...Siempre Fidelis...70-76...enough blood and guts for one lifetime.
Best band in the world actually. Sgt USMC Ret
nice video of this military band - thanks music213
The Beautiful People
Love it🤙🏾.
EXCELLENT,! But swat the fly in the white t shirt, check out the flag waving Super Patriot, marching along in the background?
The 1st division are all honorary aussies 👌
Marines will make the difference on how Corona turns out ! GOD IS WITH THEM
Victor--not too many songs being played in the 60's-early 70's....Still love them though, Semper FI.
always support and vice versa
EXCELLANT as always.!!!!!!
how ironic when they play 'waltzing matilda', they walk past cricket.
not ironic at all
@Axel Clubkansa yes, coincidental is the more suitable word than ironic
I know a few Aussies who have a low opinion of cricket. Most N Ams think it is about as exciting as watching paint dry.
Bring the Marines to Albany Oregon we have the largest veteran day celebration in the western USA !!
Awesome as always!Sure hope they are making it to the rose parade this year!
You had better know Semper Fidelis without music if you are going to play in a Marine band. I love the rim shot the drummer does in the drum solo
The location?-excellent...THE 1st Division? only 20 members? I expected to see a lot more bodies.!!!!
It says in the video and in the video description. Oceanside, California
That's a normal size band, composite is three or four of these bands combined
fuck we the marines love this and the Australian royal marines as well we got history together brothers in arms semper fi I was there for this
+Joel Becker yes we have history together and I for one am proud of that history. I'm ex Air Force. Just one little correction mate, we don't have Marine's in Australian Defence Force. W e have Commando's and Special Air Service (SAS), but no Marine's ;)
+Joel Becker yes we have history together and I for one am proud of that history. I'm ex Air Force. Just one little correction mate, we don't have Marine's in Australian Defence Force. W e have Commando's and Special Air Service (SAS), but no Marine's ;)
Ironic metaphor that a Marine band is stopped in front of a sign that says U-HAUL.They do, and they do it well.
Best drumming I ever heard cause its good an i am marines ....
Love the guy in the blue shirt! You gotta know,he's a Marine also!
wow so many aussies watching this video
SUPER FOLKS, THEY WILL GIVE ALL AND DONT EVER QUIT TILL THE TROUBLE IS OVER ,
thank you
The only branch of the US military that can march properly
When I was in we practiced constantly. 1969
I was trained by a joint command, Army Air Force and Marines. What I hate about the Marines is all the Brag that seems to come with the Marines... It's only some Marines... but they make up in volume what they lack in numbers.
There was 150 years of military history plus. in the what would become the United States before the Marines showed up. I know a number of fine Marines but I hate the Brag.
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progressive-we're the smallest, give us a break. Also, THE BEST!!
j wenum
I checked a couple of days ago, Presley Neville O’Bannon (1776 - September 12, 1850.. who led the US Marines "To The Shores Of Tripoli" married Matilda Morgan when he retired to Lincoln Ct Kentucky. She's a 2nd cousin of mine and the daughter of General Daniel Morgan a 1st cousin of mine Who I suspect hardkly kn ew how to march but he was as good as any American Soldier Ever.... I have nothing but respect for the Marines as a fighting unit...yet when any Marines... screams how good he is in the company of fighting men... I always look away...Over the centuries my people have been Rangers,Naval and Army Officers.. have fought some of the bloodiest actions in American history.. Can't we keep the chest pounding down a bit... a Marine Major got in me trouble once as I bought some insignia from hims and and wore it improperly..My mistake for trusting him. . There are all types of Marines.. Personally, I think the best fighting men were either the Maryland Line or the Confederate Infantry...A, Marine Lt, friend of mine noted that there is more than their share of Southern men in the Marines... Captain John Thomason who wrote "Fix Bayonets" and was reputed to be the longest serving Marine Captain in history has written some very good stories... Was himself a proud descedant of a Southern Officer. He said that he never heard the term Yankee, it was always dammyank.
The Marines are a hell of a lot larger as a unit, than they once were...
As I was staff, in Korea, (Freedoms Frontier) I have always like officers who lead by example rather than volume of their orders or how big the brag..
I know that its a big deal in some units to put on the show and brag... but sometimes....pick up your rifle and follow me...
+progressiverebel Outstanding!!- only 2 states away from Ohio..Never forget the 7 (something?) of Kevin Bacon.. Everybody is related to somebody. Semper Fi
Awesome!
No doubt that was their marshaling point for the parade, they don't get to choose. Besides, when you're doing a parade, it is where it is...
'Follow that', as they say! Great stuff.
I have a question: what's with the huge rush at the end - Buds handing out free beers or something?
3:26 for me
What is song at 5:25 mark?
Battlecry of Freedom. It’s a song/march dating back to the Civil War. The Union forever!!!
7:47 Super clean double A
We had to sing this in class once welcome to australia
Sid as you know since world war 11 where narines trained in Australia the corp has fely with the Wallabys
"Battle Cry of Freedom" at 06.20 is simply awesome. Excuse me, so is 'The Band'..But I'm prejudiced.
Pop was in the Korean War, but from '52 to '53 or '54, I don't recall when as I was a wee tyke, anyway at the time he was the "operations officer" for the 11th Marines, as it seems the near destruction of the Marine Corps post WWII and with the blessings of Truman, there weren't enough officers in the Division. Or so I was told much later listening to the "war stories" of Korea during pinochle games that would last long into the night and early mornings.
Semper Fidelis.
can anybody provide a link for this specific version of the Battle Cry of Freedom sheet music?
Very good, not the President's own Marine band but very good.
I was there
HAPPY BIRTHDAY US MARINE CORP!
Too bad I wasn't there, would of been the only out of place accent giving vocals... Cheers yanks.
1st Mar div from guadal canal to Korea to Panama to Australia to Kuwait to Iraq to Afghanistan and more brothers in arms
Don't forget Vietnam! I was in the Fifth Marine Division in Vietnam (Kilo/4/13 and W/1/13), which was used as reinforcements for the First and the Third Marine Divisions and was attached to both the First and the Third at various times during my tour, '68-'69.
Wow
If this doesn't bring a lump to your throat and tears to your eyes you should lear up your citizenship papers.
Sorry, the word is tear.
Who has written this arrangement of the Marine's hymn? Is it available for everyone or is it restricted to the USMC bands?
ILickGlue It's the Hunsberger arrangement without the tag ending.
My two brothers were Marines, Semper Fi.
What did you shutter exactly?
Just saw a video of 2013 Inaugural parade and couldn't believe---2 rows of U.S.Army with no instruments?? What the heck?-oh well, we do more with less........
lyder dejligt
Always LOVE hearing a US Marine's Band playing, but, whats with the Highschool style drumming? (sounds like a battle of the Drums?)
what's the name of the first song they play?
largemarge1050 Semper Fidelis March by John Phillip Sousa
@@euanbaker130 Semper Fidelis is the official march of the United States Marine Corps.
@@GradyPhilpott it is! I frequently played it when I was in the Marines in a field band.
3:05
I hate photographers that get right in your face.
Might be a proud dad photographing his son
@@Belioyt I doubt it.
They call their camps "matilda" 👍