I was Honor Guard Flag carrier guard when I was in USAF Officer training camp. The four of us had perfect step and turn cadence. It isn't easy to keep the timing. Thank you for your service!!!
comforting... only because you're not the one walking through it. You have to have balls of steel (or a death wish) to walk through that once, let alone again.
Air Force Honor Guard did my Grandfather’s service in Arlington. Those guys have an unprecedented amount of professionalism, and discipline. Top notch men.
@danbarron8072 I Say IT Doesn't Matter Cause IT'S TIGHT [Plain [and] Simple. [A]nd As A Marine Who Has Done This...Ahm Jus Giving Props To These Individuals👉🏽 NO Matter Their Status👈🏽👉🏽Be It: Cadets/Recruits/HSROTC Or WhatEvVaaH...
@@danbarron8072 Not JROTC. JROTC doesn't wear rank and they don't get medals. Man on the left is Senior Airman (E4) Man on the right is Staff Sergeant (E5)
The gentleman who walked thru the middle of these Air Force men really carries himself with confidence. Impressive! What a handsome guy! Looking good, sir!
@@robbyday1532 it's definitely overwhelmingly skill, skills acquired by training training training. Talent is an excuse for people who don't like to practice stuff.
White skin, black skin, tan skin, whatever. The only color that counts is the blue of their uniforms. Teamwork. Pride. Dedication. Commitment. Love these selfless men. Respect!
@@williamdegener Nothing. That's not what he was talking about. He was talking about how each and every soldier within that line has the pride, discipline, skill, and commitment necessary to be able to call themselves honour guard of the United States Air Force. He's implying the fact that race does not matter.
Former USAF here. It was a privilege and an honor to serve our base Honor guard when I was stationed at McGuire AFB. We participated in a parade event in NYC and we were able to meet some of the firemen that were present during 9/11. An experience to remember.
Awesome drill team! I worked as a contractor with the Air Force for 17 years and have nothing but respect for the Airmen and women! At a Forward Operating Base, during the Iraqi and Afghan wars, they worked non-stop, frequently 7 days per week. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
"Wooooow!!!!!! Every detail is crucial Watch the clip for every movement They make. Watch the boys 3 and on, turn their heads and activate in synchronization.This is awesome words Can't do justice
Awesome. This reminded me that I went to Honor Guard Academy in Virginia as a teen with Civil Air Patrol and had a pretty amazing time learning how to do some of that.
I spotted only one slight mistake. First guy on the left. When he completes first iteration, his rifle butt is parallel to his boot, rather than at a 30 degree angle. Literally insane how disciplined this routine is. Nice job
I would hate to see what day one look like because the ending product was a thing of beauty, but I’m pretty sure day one hurt like a mother if you’re the one walking through!!!
Watching this is incredible. My dad was a vet and the honor guard came to fold a flag for him and do a 21 gun salute. Gives you chills and fills you with a huge sense of patriotism.
C’est magnifique ce genre de spectacle, c’est dommage que ça n’existe pas en France. Je dirais même que tous les devraient avoir un groupe spécial spectacle Magnifique. 👍 ( s’il vous plaît, me parlez pas des défilés que je trouve banal ) sur cette vidéo on est quand même un autre niveau
Across every branch, every time I’ve seen a drill team I’m always terrified by the sheer amount of training it must have taken for that kind of precision.
@@odrs +++ они вообще существуют чтобы двери открывать Путину . И то и то хрень . Это пыль в глаза : смотри у нас круто , винтовки крутим ! Мастера! Ай да в наши ряды) Вообще , наверняка, в каждой армии есть такой полк . А вообще ты охуеешь с того чем в россии солдаты занимаются: они и строят , и железнодорожные пути тянут . Вот прикинь у вас было бы так : сидишь дома кушаешь вкусный сэндвич и тебе приходит повестка ( явиться в военкомат ), там тебе говорят : следующий год ты будешь тоскать рельсы, ибо по здоровью тебя даже в военную полицию не возьмут. Про флот , десант , пограничные воиска вообще забудь .
@@gemonshtainer9053 it is an "honor guard" The Russian Imperial Guards served as honour guards for the Russian Empire for many centuries prior to the February Revolution. Russian honour guards have been considered to have laid out the foundation and model for honour guards in the former Soviet Union, and many of the pioneer guardsmen in these units came from the Imperial Guard, who then taught the first generation of honour guardsmen in ceremonial duties. Russia's primary honour guard (Russian: Почётный караул, Pochotny kara-ul) is the Kremlin Regiment of the Federal Protective Service of the Russian Federation, established in 1936, which is organized into a four battalion regiment, with two battalions designated as guards of honour, one infantry and one cavalry. This regiment is more known for its modern Imperial Guard inspired uniforms, which are worn on more important occasions, these were introduced for the first time in 2004 on the basis of uniforms of the former infantry and cavalry regiments of the Imperial Guards in Saint Petersburg. Each uniformed service branch in the U.S. Armed Forces has its own official honour guard: the Army (3rd U.S. Infantry Regiment),[18] Marines (U.S. Marine Corps Ceremonial Guard Company),[19] Navy (U.S. Navy Ceremonial Guard),[20] Air Force (U.S. Air Force Honor Guard),[21] Space Force (U.S. Space Force Honor Guard), and Coast Guard (U.S. Coast Guard Ceremonial Honor Guard).[22] Most state national guard units and state defence forces have a ceremonial guard unit as well. High Frontier Honor Guard is the official United States Air Force ceremonial unit assigned to Peterson Space Force Base in Colorado Springs, Colorado, and acts as the de facto official honor guard unit for the United States Space Force.
Por fin veo lo que antes había oído no fue claro verlo pero lo imaginé y fué así como no lo ví. Que bueno poder ver lo que mis ojos nunca vieron después de 15 años? Wow me da gracia que lindo se siente este sentimiento
Y’all don’t understand how much practice this takes. Two things, you have to focus on yourself while doing that so don’t look at your partner, and the guy walking is near bayonets
Imagine getting outta the military with a bunch of knife wounds and someone asking you what happened and what it was like and you just tell em this is what happened lol
What timing, excellent professionalism and display of the highest order of discipline
Oui complètement mais un peu trop majorette
😅🎉🎉🎉
@@TheWindaub Yeah well, this comment is a little too French.
@@Aidan_Spaldinglmao
Yes that’s useful in wars
Bro is walking into a grinder
I would love for you to walk in to that
I'd love for a grinder to walk into me
XD
😂😂
That's why the black guy is doing it
Holy shit. With bayonets fixed and everything. One wrong move and bro gets turned into sliced cheese. Great work
Yup
Отличный перевод на русский. Я в шоке
@@user-ru2cu2du6kgoogle translate finally getting better maybe lmao
Перевод: "Ебена мать"
Хахаха
Their probably dull blades, I don’t think they’d be dumb enough to use real bayonets 😂
The confidence that enables him to pass among his colleagues without fear is truly amazing
Bro took care of that wedgie before anything 😂
Idk man he could be shitting bricks but not showing it lol
I was Honor Guard Flag carrier guard when I was in USAF Officer training camp. The four of us had perfect step and turn cadence. It isn't easy to keep the timing. Thank you for your service!!!
This is beautiful; I miss honor guard
@@kinyalorenz7996 explain….
@@kinyalorenz7996 😂 yeah and you have a dog. I’m at Schriever SFB if you want to see real proof
@@kinyalorenz7996 yeah and you have a dog. Who cares. I’m at Schriever SFB if you want to see a video for real
@@kinyalorenz7996so you just assumed that he wasn’t just because he has something he enjoys as his pfp?
Gay
I served on base Honor Guard/Drill Team for 2 years when I was in the USAF. Memories are flooding in. Good job, guys.
Serving in an army of divel 👹 its not 🚫 an honor
Juba says hello to you And friends 🗿
Is it normal for them to not have their medals mounted?
have you still got your pom-poms?
@❤❤🎉Patrix299
😅
What precision and synchronisation !! Spellbound ...truly marvellous
One mistake can pierce this man’s soul 😂
"That bayonet hurt, but your failure cuts me deeper"
I swar😂
Any mistake you dead
Discipline and trust, they are as good as any other branch of service drill team.
Not marines
USMC: thems fightin words boy!
Marines are way better
@@glasslantern5439Marines are not better. I would say Army has the best drill. Marines do have the best band though.
This is ROTC level here go watch the USMC in person.
Outstanding work Captain. You and your men did incredible work.
Rofl. We did this in high school. It's really not that difficult. I had a much harder time in a firefight that any lame drill
Can you fight with that ?? ???
For bombing innocent people in Afghan, Iraq, Libya, Syria and Yemen.. No pride in any of that.
@@CubeInspector Я сомневаюсь в этом
@@FrAnNcHiCmcpeI was in HS ROTC, most of them end up NOT going in the military. It really is just a bunch of virgins.
This guy’s trust is beyond a measure
Just imagine how much time and discipline it took these gaurds to master what they're doing, this is such comforting to the eye to be watching.
Maybe some died at practicing 😮
comforting... only because you're not the one walking through it. You have to have balls of steel (or a death wish) to walk through that once, let alone again.
Exactly. A waste of time and money
I just want to know where the racks come from. That's a lot of shiny chest objects.
Yes 👌👌👌
Air Force Honor Guard did my Grandfather’s service in Arlington. Those guys have an unprecedented amount of professionalism, and discipline. Top notch men.
From A Marine 🫡 Man That Shyt IS Tight! Go Air Force!
I'm pretty sure it's a high school ROTC. 🧐
@@danbarron8072 Doesn't Matter IT'S STILL TIGHT! 💯 [A]nd AGAIN I Salute Them🫡
@@juscruzenit It does matter, but yeah, it's tight.
@danbarron8072 I Say IT Doesn't Matter Cause IT'S TIGHT [Plain [and] Simple. [A]nd As A Marine Who Has Done This...Ahm Jus Giving Props To These Individuals👉🏽 NO Matter Their Status👈🏽👉🏽Be It: Cadets/Recruits/HSROTC Or WhatEvVaaH...
@@danbarron8072 Not JROTC.
JROTC doesn't wear rank and they don't get medals.
Man on the left is Senior Airman (E4)
Man on the right is Staff Sergeant (E5)
The gentleman who walked thru the middle of these Air Force men really carries himself with confidence. Impressive! What a handsome guy! Looking good, sir!
That is talent at its finest, great work to them all for their teamwork!
Not talent, skill
@@macewindow149 it’s definitely talent AND skill. I was on this team for 4 years. Some people got it, some people don’t.
@@robbyday1532 it's definitely overwhelmingly skill, skills acquired by training training training. Talent is an excuse for people who don't like to practice stuff.
@@Coastfogexactamente, talento es el de Messi que ya de chiquito se regateaba a todos los niños
Aptitude, not talent. If it were talent, some people would be able to do the routine at first time of trying without practice.
Now there is a man who trust the professionalism & integrity of his men!
انصار الشيطان واعداء الحق فلسطين حرة
Craig, that's exactly what came to mind when I saw this..... you are right
Let him take off his 👓 glasses
Good job comando
White skin, black skin, tan skin, whatever. The only color that counts is the blue of their uniforms. Teamwork. Pride. Dedication. Commitment. Love these selfless men. Respect!
Yeah but they let the Brotha walk the gauntlet tho!😅😅😅
What does their skin color have to do with anything?
@@williamdegener Nothing. That's not what he was talking about. He was talking about how each and every soldier within that line has the pride, discipline, skill, and commitment necessary to be able to call themselves honour guard of the United States Air Force. He's implying the fact that race does not matter.
As a German i have to say your uniforms and ceremonies do look pretty gay.
Clever but unnecessary 😅
Imagine being the reason that your commanding officer gets a mandatory vacation.
Really wonderful, practice indeed makes perfect
Former USAF here. It was a privilege and an honor to serve our base Honor guard when I was stationed at McGuire AFB. We participated in a parade event in NYC and we were able to meet some of the firemen that were present during 9/11. An experience to remember.
Thank you for your service, and for the pride you instill in all of us with these demonstrations 🌟
Здесь действующий ПВО России, в парадах не участвовал но самолёты США сбивал😂😂😂
@@user-ct2sv6vr3pno it didn’t
I was a Browns Millionaire from 2005-1012 🫡
@@user-ct2sv6vr3p You guys lost the cold war.
Wow... That is perfect synchronization, coordination and a march with confidence!!!
Bro has WAAAY too much confidence in his fellow airmen
Fantastic commander, excellent team
Those Men & Women are sharp, As a 14yr. AIR FORCE VETERAN, im proud to have served my Country and served with Men & Women like these
Whoa there for a second I thought you said 14 YEAR OLD Air Force vet lol, anyways thank you for your service, we appreciate you.
@@infinitesaddness4525 lol same
The USA is a disgrace. Enjoy your pension
The guy with the saber has guts
How many takes and how many guys with sabres did they go through before getting it just right?
@@yakymua His regiment was called "The Old Expendables".
Trust defined.
Yes. Yes indeed he has guts. Thankfully they are still inside him at the end.
@@BinariusDigiton One wrong move could be his last
I have never loved to be in military but man the level of respect I have for these guys. I can watch them all day every day ❤❤
This stuff is just awesome to watch… The discipline to be able to walk through the gauntlet is outstanding…
Lol it's just practice dude calm down
@@AloneIsntLonely And aren't you allowed to be proud of the results of such practice? Why practice, if what is practised isn't appreciated?
Indeed
Ajeh just like if u wan shoot movie
Thank you for your sincere service.
My pops went into WW2 at 17, almost died in the Pacific jungle.
Awesome drill team! I worked as a contractor with the Air Force for 17 years and have nothing but respect for the Airmen and women! At a Forward Operating Base, during the Iraqi and Afghan wars, they worked non-stop, frequently 7 days per week. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Their accuracy, precision in timing is impeccable that he walked through the knives without fears. ❤
Drill and ceremony was something I couldn’t stand when I was in the Army. More power to these guys for not only doing it, but doing it well.
That is amazing to watch
I wish my drill team had exhibition! Its so fluid and mesmerizing. Good work!
Precision and timing is everything 💪🏿😎💯🫣😳
They trynna sacrifice him but the Lord is his shepherd.
😂
If he ever has children, this video is all he needs to confirm his past coolness.
"Grandpa, dad told me you got purple heart for being bayoneted 32 times...how did that happen?"
"I don't want to talk about it."
bro really hit that "UwU" in the beginning
AMAZING PRECISION‼️‼️… thank you for your service 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🫡🫡🫡
Best example of - “Be dangerous, but discipline.”
My son is now a USAF Honor Guard! I could not be prouder
Congratulations!!!
So, a circus monkey then?
@@SS-yv9cqdirect your attention to the badges and medals these men wear
Congratulations!
@@SS-yv9cqStill more than anything you've accomplished in life 😂
"Wooooow!!!!!! Every detail is crucial Watch the clip for every movement They make. Watch the boys 3 and on, turn their heads and activate in synchronization.This is awesome words Can't do justice
Awesome. This reminded me that I went to Honor Guard Academy in Virginia as a teen with Civil Air Patrol and had a pretty amazing time learning how to do some of that.
Calculated wonderful silent drill. One of the best ever in the world,
Never watched a short on repeat for so long before, this is cool asf
Amazing together highly trained skill talent showing. Cooperation is always great
Guardia de honor excelente! Su jefe se irá a la tumba con este recuerdo. No me canso de ver este video. Buenos soldados del aire! 💪🏽
Синхронность поражает!🔥👍👍
Talent trust and teamwork. Bravo to all of you.
I spotted only one slight mistake. First guy on the left. When he completes first iteration, his rifle butt is parallel to his boot, rather than at a 30 degree angle.
Literally insane how disciplined this routine is. Nice job
A true demonstration of training, trust and authority.
What about learning how to fly a jet aeroplane...like The Red Arrows team. THAT'S PRECISION!!!
Alright Captain 👨🏾✈️
While training for this drill, you mess up, you get punished!😂
搞砸了，就需要换个领导
Cause they break ppl down and drive them crazy to conform
😂隊長最艱辛
A fantastic display of courage, skill and discipline!
Always loved the honour guards discipline and the trust is impeccable
I would hate to see what day one look like because the ending product was a thing of beauty, but I’m pretty sure day one hurt like a mother if you’re the one walking through!!!
They sound and move like a Swiss watch,amazing!!!
Proud member of The US Army Drill and Ceremony Team- 3rd Herd ,Alpha company, The Old Gaurd '82-'84
Watching this is incredible. My dad was a vet and the honor guard came to fold a flag for him and do a 21 gun salute. Gives you chills and fills you with a huge sense of patriotism.
C’est magnifique ce genre de spectacle, c’est dommage que ça n’existe pas en France.
Je dirais même que tous les devraient avoir un groupe spécial spectacle Magnifique. 👍
( s’il vous plaît, me parlez pas des défilés que je trouve banal ) sur cette vidéo on est quand même un autre niveau
Daringness, training, precision, accuracy..can get you anywhere you want.
En voilà la preuve.
Dude's got multiple, "I made my bed", " I dressed myself", and the highest in the Air Force, "I fixed the XBOX" - MEDALS!😅
"Alexa, show me what precision looks like"
FABULOUS!
🇺🇸 4-EVER
Bro got balls of iron
I'd even say he has a *heart of iron*
Hmmm, Iron Balls…a long lost relative, perhaps?
I served in the Army but this was very nice. Good Job Airmen 💯👍🏿
So fricking proud of every one of them guys.
Not sure I would want to see blooper reels of this.
Well done.
의장대 칼군무 대단합니다. 시간차 절도는 예술이네요
Gotta ask… the second line of your post translated as:
“Time theft is an art.”
What does that mean in your language? (Korean?)
@@gruntopolouski5919It's translation error. he says "Precise movements through time-staggered actions are art."
@@user-zj9br7zl9kThanks for explaining. We'll thought you're an idiot first.
@@gruntopolouski5919😂😂😂
@@user-zj9br7zl9k thanks for clarifying.
Across every branch, every time I’ve seen a drill team I’m always terrified by the sheer amount of training it must have taken for that kind of precision.
-Учиться убивать в армии?
-Нет, нет
Учиться крутить винтовку в руках?
Да!да!да!
The kremlin regiment is the same as this
@@odrs +++ они вообще существуют чтобы двери открывать Путину . И то и то хрень . Это пыль в глаза : смотри у нас круто , винтовки крутим ! Мастера! Ай да в наши ряды)
Вообще , наверняка, в каждой армии есть такой полк .
А вообще ты охуеешь с того чем в россии солдаты занимаются: они и строят , и железнодорожные пути тянут . Вот прикинь у вас было бы так : сидишь дома кушаешь вкусный сэндвич и тебе приходит повестка ( явиться в военкомат ), там тебе говорят : следующий год ты будешь тоскать рельсы, ибо по здоровью тебя даже в военную полицию не возьмут. Про флот , десант , пограничные воиска вообще забудь .
@@gemonshtainer9053 it is an "honor guard" The Russian Imperial Guards served as honour guards for the Russian Empire for many centuries prior to the February Revolution. Russian honour guards have been considered to have laid out the foundation and model for honour guards in the former Soviet Union, and many of the pioneer guardsmen in these units came from the Imperial Guard, who then taught the first generation of honour guardsmen in ceremonial duties. Russia's primary honour guard (Russian: Почётный караул, Pochotny kara-ul) is the Kremlin Regiment of the Federal Protective Service of the Russian Federation, established in 1936, which is organized into a four battalion regiment, with two battalions designated as guards of honour, one infantry and one cavalry. This regiment is more known for its modern Imperial Guard inspired uniforms, which are worn on more important occasions, these were introduced for the first time in 2004 on the basis of uniforms of the former infantry and cavalry regiments of the Imperial Guards in Saint Petersburg. Each uniformed service branch in the U.S. Armed Forces has its own official honour guard: the Army (3rd U.S. Infantry Regiment),[18] Marines (U.S. Marine Corps Ceremonial Guard Company),[19] Navy (U.S. Navy Ceremonial Guard),[20] Air Force (U.S. Air Force Honor Guard),[21] Space Force (U.S. Space Force Honor Guard), and Coast Guard (U.S. Coast Guard Ceremonial Honor Guard).[22] Most state national guard units and state defence forces have a ceremonial guard unit as well. High Frontier Honor Guard is the official United States Air Force ceremonial unit assigned to Peterson Space Force Base in Colorado Springs, Colorado, and acts as the de facto official honor guard unit for the United States Space Force.
Amazing the coordination of these guys!!! 👌
Outstanding performance of highly disciplined gentlemen.
What discipline and self-control these men have to practice to make it perfect!
I love the clinkidy clink clink of his medals.
Absolutely awesome!!
Just noticed they all got blades attached to the end, I was wondering why everyone was saying man was walking into a grinder😲
Service men are the most disciplined people on earth. I just love everything about our service men. Goe bless and protect them. Amen!!!
Its the heel kick for me 😂😂
That’s how we do drill. 🤷♂️
@@robbyday1532how long did this take for you gentleman to learn? just curious
1 day, if they experienced it before@@meechisart
Me too
Ok
صوت الحذيان طرب وروعه🤩
Beautiful
As a Marine Veteran, that shit was 🥶
고도의 단결된 훈련으로 너무 멋진 군대 의장대 입니다. 훌륭 합니다.^^
Che infatti in guerra non serve assolutamente a nulla
@@massimorimembranza307exactly
@@massimorimembranza307it is, just not how you imagine it to be. Discipline takes many forms.
If we can discipline ourselves for man .. think about what we can do for the Most High Our Lord And Savior 🙏🏽
Amen
لا اله الا الله محمد رسول الله
@@samersahraoui5103 我认为世界上没有任何神，因为他是现实不存在的
@@dadada00099Why do you think so?
@@jeremyajagbe 因为他看不见也摸不到，只存在于人的精神中，如果这样的话我的大脑也可以创造出看不见摸不着的 任何 神
Whoa! That was amazing!!
Walking through the propellers, just how the airforce should.
Those are some fancy bus drivers.
Is no military on earth like the US Military
My man.
Por fin veo lo que antes había oído no fue claro verlo pero lo imaginé y fué así como no lo ví. Que bueno poder ver lo que mis ojos nunca vieron después de 15 años? Wow me da gracia que lindo se siente este sentimiento
Great job. If you ever get the chance to see the U.S.M.C. drill team, bring your camera. Those guys/girls are unbelieveable!😮😅
I remember my drill team days....yes!❤
Y’all don’t understand how much practice this takes. Two things, you have to focus on yourself while doing that so don’t look at your partner, and the guy walking is near bayonets
That is the coolest thing I have ever seen the Air Force do
Few things amaze me. This is one of them 😊
Imagine getting outta the military with a bunch of knife wounds and someone asking you what happened and what it was like and you just tell em this is what happened lol
Perhaps he didn't see the Egyptian army before 😂😂
💪💪💪
Sharp, Clean Precision 👌🏿