Given how weak Russia was after the collapse of the USSR, I'm surprised to see the Russian military so strong parading their machinery as if the USSR was still in tact, respect from Bulgaria! Liberators!
Well it was shown earlier that year how badly the state of the Russian military was. They were demoralized in Chechnya. The Russian military was recovering at that point and really struggling. Corruption was rampant, especially from Pavel Grachev.
This Victory Day parade is one of the happiest in history. Weapons and equipment from an open museum were presented, veterans proudly march again, and some new outfits for those who serve that time.
0:51 25 Years of Red Army 2:23 Slow March of the Officer Schools 3:34 Slow March 4:06 Slow March of Navy 4:54 March of the Preobrazhansky Regiment 5:37 Slow March of the Officer School 6:16 Slow March of Navy 6:56 Slow March Naval Counter 7:40 Slow March 8:35 Slavsya 10:36 Moscow Parade Fanfare 21:55 Russian Anthem 23:03 Signal Retreat 24:21 Drum and fife corps open the parade 25:47 We Are The Army Of People 26:41 Victory Day 29:01 Farewell of Slavianka 30:05 In defense of the motherland 31:24 on guard for peace 32:11 phalanx march 32:43 March of the pilots 33:47 March “Leningrad” 35:21 We are the army of the people 36:56 sports march 38:46 let’s go 40:43 March of the pilots 44:36 Legendary Sevastopol 47:25 Victorious March 50:53 Salute To Moscow 52:57 My dear Moscow
Wow, I didn't realize that the Russian Navy in 1995 marched the exact same way the Soviet Navy did, kinda a shame they don't swing their arms up like that anymore. 34:40
@@CaptainWahoo-gh2pg I can give a possible explanation/theory as to why they discarded this marching style. The Russian Armed Forces became heavily reformed during Putin's early leadership up until today. The reforms were aimed at simplifying and cleaning up the Russian Armed Forces. As a result, many divisions and regiments were merged or disbanded, late soviet era style uniforms were ditched for uniforms that respected all the traditions of the historical armies of Russia, instead of solely being a carbon copy of the Soviet Army. I theorize that because of the simplicity and heavy reorganization efforts by the Russian MOD, they preferred having only one or two marching styles for all the branches. The Russian Navy currently marches like regular Russian Army infantry, where they press their AK's against their chests: th-cam.com/video/zNf6gVb8sUE/w-d-xo.html There was previously an older marching style adopted by the Soviet Navy (Then part of the Red Army) during the 1917 October Revolution. They swung their left arm up, while they held onto their holstered rifles with the right arm: th-cam.com/video/leIXTci-eXY/w-d-xo.html
@@Rustycaddy17 Previously, they waved their arms like that, because they held the SKS-45 weapon (Simonov's self-loading carbine) in their hands, which entered service in 1949. Later, it was used only for beauty, as a ceremonial weapon. Now it is used, only in the guard of honor company. Now in parades, they prefer to march with modern weapons, and not with old ones.
Yes. It's different. They (Russian Armed Forces, many of Russian paramilitary troops, and other defence and security agencies in Russia) use Russian national coat of arms (two head eagles) on hats in that time. But since 1997 to now, Russian Armed Forces (Army, Navy, Air Force, Airborne troops, Strategic Missile troops) have coat of arms self. And now, many of Russian paramilitary troops not use Russian national coat of arms again. They have coat of arms self.
26:41 Victory Day 29:01 Farewell of Slavianka 30:05 In defense of the motherland 31:24 on guard for peace 32:11 phalanx march 32:43 March of the pilots 33:47 March “Leningrad” 35:21 We are the army of the people 36:56 sports march 38:46 let’s go 40:43 March of the pilots 44:36 Legendary Sevastopol 47:25 Victorious March 50:53 Salute To Moscow 52:57 My dear Moscow
Yeltsin wanted to appease western leaders, so he didn’t hold a military parade on red square. Many western leaders told that they wouldn’t attend if there were military vehicles present.
1. Jubilee Slow March "25 Years RKKA" (Юбилейный встречный марш "25 лет РККА") 2. Slav'sya ("Славься") 3. Moscow Parade Fanfare ("Московская Парадная фанфара") 4. First anthem of the Russian Federation, known as the "Patrioticheskaya Pesnya " (1990 - 2000)
It's 1995, fuck off you twit. Look at the video quality of any similar video of the time period and you'd see the same damn quality. So in reality, this is actually really good quality for 1995, sure in 2018-2019, very few cameras record in this quality, but in 1995, this was the best damn quality available.
With respect to WhatAreName’s reply, DO NOT judge a book by its cover. This is probably before you were born, and you should respect the generations that came before you.
@@brucetharpe762 In fact, this event happened 10 years _after_ I came into this crazy world. This was uploaded in 2016, so there is no excuse for looking so bad that it's like I left my glasses off.
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Given how weak Russia was after the collapse of the USSR, I'm surprised to see the Russian military so strong parading their machinery as if the USSR was still in tact, respect from Bulgaria! Liberators!
Well it was shown earlier that year how badly the state of the Russian military was. They were demoralized in Chechnya. The Russian military was recovering at that point and really struggling. Corruption was rampant, especially from Pavel Grachev.
35:38 reminded me of the huge soviet parades. Looked so beautiful just like the soviet parades.
This Victory Day parade is one of the happiest in history. Weapons and equipment from an open museum were presented, veterans proudly march again, and some new outfits for those who serve that time.
I love how the band here still feels like a Soviet band
0:51 25 Years of Red Army
2:23 Slow March of the Officer Schools
3:34 Slow March
4:06 Slow March of Navy
4:54 March of the Preobrazhansky Regiment
5:37 Slow March of the Officer School
6:16 Slow March of Navy
6:56 Slow March Naval Counter
7:40 Slow March
8:35 Slavsya
10:36 Moscow Parade Fanfare
21:55 Russian Anthem
23:03 Signal Retreat
24:21 Drum and fife corps open the parade
25:47 We Are The Army Of People
26:41 Victory Day
29:01 Farewell of Slavianka
30:05 In defense of the motherland
31:24 on guard for peace
32:11 phalanx march
32:43 March of the pilots
33:47 March “Leningrad”
35:21 We are the army of the people
36:56 sports march
38:46 let’s go
40:43 March of the pilots
44:36 Legendary Sevastopol
47:25 Victorious March
50:53 Salute To Moscow
52:57 My dear Moscow
are you sure for 21:55?
That true
Wow, I didn't realize that the Russian Navy in 1995 marched the exact same way the Soviet Navy did, kinda a shame they don't swing their arms up like that anymore. 34:40
Wonder why they stopped swinging their arms
@@CaptainWahoo-gh2pg I can give a possible explanation/theory as to why they discarded this marching style. The Russian Armed Forces became heavily reformed during Putin's early leadership up until today. The reforms were aimed at simplifying and cleaning up the Russian Armed Forces. As a result, many divisions and regiments were merged or disbanded, late soviet era style uniforms were ditched for uniforms that respected all the traditions of the historical armies of Russia, instead of solely being a carbon copy of the Soviet Army. I theorize that because of the simplicity and heavy reorganization efforts by the Russian MOD, they preferred having only one or two marching styles for all the branches.
The Russian Navy currently marches like regular Russian Army infantry, where they press their AK's against their chests: th-cam.com/video/zNf6gVb8sUE/w-d-xo.html
There was previously an older marching style adopted by the Soviet Navy (Then part of the Red Army) during the 1917 October Revolution. They swung their left arm up, while they held onto their holstered rifles with the right arm: th-cam.com/video/leIXTci-eXY/w-d-xo.html
@@Rustycaddy17 only the honour guard still swings thier arms as well as the linesmen on red square
@@Rustycaddy17 Previously, they waved their arms like that, because they held the SKS-45 weapon (Simonov's self-loading carbine) in their hands, which entered service in 1949. Later, it was used only for beauty, as a ceremonial weapon. Now it is used, only in the guard of honor company. Now in parades, they prefer to march with modern weapons, and not with old ones.
They still has a soviet orchestra sound in 1995.
in 2019 they still has the soviet sound on their victory day
@@hienle-bs9he just because their respect the history
Notice the two-headed eagle on the hats was different in Yeltsin times than now .
Yes. It's different. They (Russian Armed Forces, many of Russian paramilitary troops, and other defence and security agencies in Russia) use Russian national coat of arms (two head eagles) on hats in that time.
But since 1997 to now, Russian Armed Forces (Army, Navy, Air Force, Airborne troops, Strategic Missile troops) have coat of arms self. And now, many of Russian paramilitary troops not use Russian national coat of arms again. They have coat of arms self.
26:41 Victory Day
29:01 Farewell of Slavianka
30:05 In defense of the motherland
31:24 on guard for peace
32:11 phalanx march
32:43 March of the pilots
33:47 March “Leningrad”
35:21 We are the army of the people
36:56 sports march
38:46 let’s go
40:43 March of the pilots
44:36 Legendary Sevastopol
47:25 Victorious March
50:53 Salute To Moscow
52:57 My dear Moscow
25:47
@@nujeel8239 25:47 is 'Army of the People'
52:57 is "My Moscow" (Моя Москва)
uniforms here are way better compared to uniforms they have today in parades
Sometimes until 2007 Russian Army's Uniform is better than present.
Hi, isthere any reason as why they this parade was held on Poklonnaya Hill or it was just random?
@@ILYAGAMELOVER thanks!
Yeltsin wanted to appease western leaders, so he didn’t hold a military parade on red square. Many western leaders told that they wouldn’t attend if there were military vehicles present.
0:56
8:35
10:36
21:56
1. Jubilee Slow March "25 Years RKKA" (Юбилейный встречный марш "25 лет РККА")
2. Slav'sya ("Славься")
3. Moscow Parade Fanfare ("Московская Парадная фанфара")
4. First anthem of the Russian Federation, known as the "Patrioticheskaya Pesnya
" (1990 - 2000)
With new M94 Uniforms too
Qual lugar foi realizado esse desfile??, Sempre é na praça vermelha
04/09/2023
22:57
Poklonnaya Hill
i wonder why the Radio mayak chime played at the beginning? (moscow nights)
What march is played at the helicopter bypass?
th-cam.com/video/2fkFDtZFBus/w-d-xo.html
At 36:21 ?
It's 'army of the people'.
this is a very big difference from the shitshow of this year's victory day parade
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Inexcusably bad quality.
It's 1995, fuck off you twit. Look at the video quality of any similar video of the time period and you'd see the same damn quality. So in reality, this is actually really good quality for 1995, sure in 2018-2019, very few cameras record in this quality, but in 1995, this was the best damn quality available.
With respect to WhatAreName’s reply, DO NOT judge a book by its cover. This is probably before you were born, and you should respect the generations that came before you.
@@brucetharpe762 In fact, this event happened 10 years _after_ I came into this crazy world. This was uploaded in 2016, so there is no excuse for looking so bad that it's like I left my glasses off.
You can see the russian military parade 2020, its in H D
@@VLADIMIR007ISH I hate that they cut the anthem short in today's parades.