Marsch der Elisabether
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- Opening Parade NATO Military Tattoo Kaiserslautern 2009
Music: Marsch der Elisabether by Johann Strauss I
(Geschwindmarsch nach Motiven aus Quadrillen - AM II,126)
Conductor: Chief of German Military Music Service Colonel Dr. Michael Schramm
*01:34 Ottoman military band founded in 1299 and therefore the oldest military band in the world !
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Marsch der Elisabether - Harmonie Municipale d'Avion conducted by Michel Nowak:
• Marsch der Elisabether...
I,m Pole and I love really Germany!
when you have a wachbataillon(guard battaillon) it performs ceremonial duties and guard service( like the queen's household troops). they do this every day and can do it in their sleep. it's their routine. i was in a parade in the u.s.m.c. for 2 visiting generals and we practiced one day ahead. it was ok, except for one guy passing out from heat exhaustion.
Great photography and great post! I hope you put up more from this event. Bob M
Somente a sombra daquilo que já foi um dia
At least the Germans don't live in the past......their marching music is still second to none.
Alpen Jodler
I can see this as a comment of a close-minded idiot.
@@jnb_110 no ur dumb
They can at least bring back the goose step to qualify your opinion.
@@weiyouzeng1189 they're just being practical, militaries today are becoming more and more utilitarian they're focused was more in readiness for any treats but yeah goose stepping is cool
2:26 @@weiyouzeng1189Tendenzen hierzu gibt es ja bereits: zu staatlichen Anlaessen hat das Wachbataillon einen sehr strammen Gleichschritt, der dem angedeuteten Exerzierschritt (so heisst der "Stechschritt" korrekt) aus der Kaiserzeit sehr nahe kommt - und Dieser ist das Original.
Gelegentlich findet sich Vergleichbares auch bei der Vereidigung deutscher Fallschirmjaeger.
Kuerzlich hat das Musikkorps der Bundeswehr (oder das Stabsmusikkorps?) sogar den angedeuteten Exerzierschritt vorgefuehrt.
Auch der langsame Gleichschritt der heutigen Ehrenposten ist letztlich eine Version des langsamen Exerzierschritts.
Uebertriebenes Hochschwingen und Aufknallen waren bis 1935 aus gesundheitlichen Gruenden verboten.
Der Rest war Propaganda im Dienste der NSDAP und der SED - auf Kosten der Soldaten.
Uebrigens:
die chilenische Marineinfanterie, deren Tradition von Preussen kommt, ist fuer ihre gute Ausbildung bekannt - und fuer ihren ausgesprochen nachlaessigen Exerzierschritt.
Richtig so. Normalerweise hat Infanterie Anderes zu tun, als Fleissig Paradeschritt zu ueben.
This is great! Thank you.
CD
Herrlich!!
Superbe! Magnifique!!
@Joke332 The problem is that parades, and especially goose-step-parades, takes months of hard training if they are to look good. We can not afford that time. Don't get me wrong, I love parades. But I'd rather skip them than have a bad one. What the Wachbataillon does, looks pretty good though, even though it's not in goose step.
since the bundeswehr folows prussian protocol tey are not allowed to goosestep
because the bundeswehr is not line infantry and the goosestep was only for Line infantry which the bundeswehr doesn't have
@@palastofhistory4026 exactly, we have dragoons and light infantry.
@@Chiron84 Dragoons? We definetly do not have an kind of cavalry except the Aufklärer which follow cav traditions but aren't part anymore.
@@Marco-bf4uu dragoons were mobile infantry. The concept was for them to ride into battle and then either fight mounted up or on foot. Sound familiar?
This is beside the point anyway, which was that Panzergrenadiere are not line infantry.
@@Chiron84 I'm an sergeant of the Wachbataillon, I know. But we don't have any dragoon or any kind of cavalry units. But
Panzergrenadiere were made out of regular Grenadiers at first, which belonged to the line infantry but since they then were motorised and started using light infantry techniques, charging to the front line then deploying and then asap retreating to another area and then attacking again etc. so they are since Guderian mechanised them Jäger units so light inf.
But since they like I said originally were normal Grenadiers they didn't start using the lowest light inf rank Jäger but kept the rank Grenadier and contuined using the paradestep. So the Pzgren and the Wbtll traditionally would be the only ones to do the paradestep.
@DavBlc7 Another source said that the chinese train for one year if they have a major parade coming up, I think this is more accurate. I know for a fact and from my own experience that proper training for public military appearances takes ages, and there's just so much else that needs to be done in a modern combat or support unit.
nice to see the Mehter Band for Turkey and the USAF band uniform resembles that of the Finnish conscript band...:)
dafuq this looks very incomplete compared to the old NVA marches!
support i see a march of the nva and they are really prussians :3
Wtf are dumb communist anti german talking
@@hrvatskivojnik5747 nope. I'm German and the communist NVA kept much more prussian traditions than the Bundeswehr.
I miss the Stechschritt and parades :)
@@syton732 aha how? Im in the Wbttl. Die NVA benutze das Sowjetische Exeziereglement. Sieht man anhand den Handbewegungen, Gewehrdrill, Offizier drill. Die Bundeswehr benutzt das pr Reglement. Das mit n Paradeschritt is politiksache
@@syton732 The Bundeswehr has prussian traditions:
- Drill
-Light Infantry(thats why they dont goose step)
-Barrets(1st used in the Napoleonic Wars)
-Uniforms(field-grey), (Marine and Air Force uniforms are basicly the same as the Wehrmacht/ Reichswehr ones)
-Rifle(Karrabiner K 98K)
-Marching Music
-Wachbattalion("guard batalion", prussian "1. Garderegiment zu Fuß" )
If you think that goose stepping or wearing a Pickelhaube/Stahlhelm are the only prussian traditions than you should probably shut your mouth because you dont have any idea.
The goose step was only used in two occasions:
1) Marching past
2) Guard changing
If there is no occassion like that, the goose step won't be used.
The Bundeswehr sees itself as prussian "Light Infantry" which never goose steped. Only the "Line Infantry" marched in goose step at one of these two ocassions. The rest marched in the prussian "Gleichschritt" which the Bundeswehr still does.
And parades where quite rare at the of the German Empire.
So just shut up and stop complaining about the Bundeswehr.
Everything they do is traditional according to the prussian drill rules.
Greetings from a former german soldier🇩🇪
@Hounddowg1
Do you really think Germany was ever going to simply disappear? Long live Prussia.
i prefer a march of the nva east german army .. thats are very prussian.... the red prussians.. dead his military in 1989
@@eduardoorejuela92 The Bundeswehr has prussian traditions:
- Drill
-Light Infantry(thats why they dont goose step)
-Barrets(1st used in the Napoleonic Wars)
-Uniforms(field-grey), (Marine and Air Force uniforms are basicly the same as the Wehrmacht/ Reichswehr ones)
-Rifle(Karrabiner K 98K)
-Marching Music
-Wachbattalion("guard batalion", prussian "1. Garderegiment zu Fuß" )
If you think that goose stepping or wearing a Pickelhaube/Stahlhelm are the only prussian traditions than you should probably shut your mouth because you dont have any idea.
The goose step was only used in two occasions:
1) Marching past
2) Guard changing
If there is no occassion like that, the goose step won't be used.
The Bundeswehr sees itself as prussian "Light Infantry" which never goose steped. Only the "Line Infantry" marched in goose step at one of these two ocassions. The rest marched in the prussian "Gleichschritt" which the Bundeswehr still does.
And parades where quite rare at the of the German Empire.
So just shut up and stop complaining about the Bundeswehr.
Everything they do is traditional according to the prussian drill rules.
Btw: East Germany only had two prussian marches.
Greetings from a former german soldier🇩🇪
@@TheEmperor2004 WOW idk thats i had read that had some prussian style but rencently i not saw few of the prussianism.. but i have no intentions to offent you and the heer.. :D cool a bundeshwer troop respect .... sorry my english are not good
De Koninklijke Militaire Kapel Johan Willem Friso from the Netherlands.
nice:)
WHERE'S THE GLOCK, REEEE
Das ist unser Parademarsch
österr, Marsch,haben die Preussn nicht genug schöne?
The Bundeswehr are like playing the drums unlike the DDR. Respect to East Germany
The Empire did it much better.
Fuck communist
So true! Long live der DDR
The Bundeswehr has prussian traditions:
- Drill
-Light Infantry(thats why they dont goose step)
-Barrets(1st used in the Napoleonic Wars)
-Uniforms(field-grey), (Marine and Air Force uniforms are basicly the same as the Wehrmacht/ Reichswehr ones)
-Rifle(Karrabiner K 98K)
-Marching Music
-Wachbattalion("guard batalion", prussian "1. Garderegiment zu Fuß" )
If you think that goose stepping or wearing a Pickelhaube/Stahlhelm are the only prussian traditions than you should probably shut your mouth because you dont have any idea.
The goose step was only used in two occasions:
1) Marching past
2) Guard changing
If there is no occassion like that, the goose step won't be used.
The Bundeswehr sees itself as prussian "Light Infantry" which never goose steped. Only the "Line Infantry" marched in goose step at one of these two ocassions. The rest marched in the prussian "Gleichschritt" which the Bundeswehr still does.
And parades where quite rare at the of the German Empire.
So just shut up and stop complaining about the Bundeswehr.
Everything they do is traditional according to the prussian drill rules.
Greetings from a former german soldier🇩🇪
@@TheEmperor2004 meh still better chile
@Chiron84 China does this within two days so CCTV web site in English said - They trained hard for 60th anniversary of the PRC, even the women.
0:34
Ya. having goose-stepped and wearing the stahlhelm.
I
super 5*
ich kenn den nur unter Geschwindmarsch ??
better the uniforms of the Volksarmee and wearing the stahlhelm.
Modern Germany is Americanised Germany
I love the music but... are the German soldiers forever to present themselves like Feuerwehr rather than an army? Do they really HAVE TO wear those ugly green "pancakes" on their heads? Are there no better uniforms there than those resembling the former Communist police in Poland? From reading history I know that hey used to have really good uniforms and that they KNEW how to march on a parade...
They are all light infantry so a green Barett is what they are supposed wear. The uniform is tailored like nearly every other uniform and the german uniform has been grey for a long time now.
If you are missing the Stechschritt, light infantry never used it and no band ever marched that way.
The prussian landswehe also had hats like this
Sehr hübsch, aber können sie kämpfen?
Ja, das Wachbataillon auf jeden Fall, die Musikanten sind ausgebildete Kampfsanitäter.
Du solltest wissen,wer seine Kraft zur Schau stellt ist meistens schwach!
sei ruhig hans :D
DDR played it better
ГДР играла лучше!
Agree
@ThaMahstah yes ...all fakes !!!
XD Turkish people
but the nva suX :D
No