That was beautiful.

Please what is the name of the song playing

Right Rifle Guard has his hands on the wrong place. Present Arms with Rifle is always Left Hand gripping the Balance Stock and the Right Hand on the Small of Stock. Left Rifle Guard has it correct though that was a most unusual way of going from Left Shoulder Arms to Present Arms. Why not both of them go into proper Port Arms first?

I currently do high school color guard (yes, the flag-spinning type), but I’m hoping to someday do military guard to represent the colors of the nation. God bless America.

From the novel " Getting a technology system in modern day" ✋🏼

I did Color Guard for the Ball in 01

5:31

novel sent me here where did the editor even find this

I am here from a novel' Getting a technology in modern times'

Segment 2:31/4:04 a well-known German Military tune

Hola no sé si alguien más hable español pero quisiera hacer una pregunta, ¿por qué algunos marines usan pantalón blanco y otros usan pantalon azul con franjas rojas?

Cherry ,SEMPERFI, DO or Die.😂

I love color ❤guard

Love that command!

passed

failed

passed

shot off hats

passed taps playing

2to4

My father was stationed at 8th and I right after boot camp in 1928

Similar to British Guards Bands, but not as good. Mace drills are similar too, especially the "State Walk".

There’s a difference between the president‘s own and the Comandantes own so just get them mess up since it’s pretty obvious by the drum major. A mass band is essentially what is shown in the last few seconds of the video where there is two drum major leading.

good job

German Yorkshire March at 3:00?

What song is this?

Great job

Your service is deeply appreciated thanks for everything you do take care best wishes to all the branches who serve us proud to be American thanks take care. Joe

I saved this video, because my attempt to record this with my phone didn't work very well on August 27, 2021, when Sgt Eric Carr (EMCproductions) was playing. I really love the sound of Scotland the Brave, and the slow march with The Commandant's Own is so amazing.

God bless this Nation.

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2:54 That sound gave me the chills.

I can only imagine how the commandant must feel being saluted with that pass in review on Friday evenings!

What is the song they are playing at the retirement of the colors? Does anybody know? Thanks so much, would like to see if local band can play it at an event. 🇺🇸🦅💪

Those trombones sound thiccc boiiii.

2:24 Do you think that little shout out might have detracted from the dignity of the ceremony?????

Those are my brothers! Semper Fi!

This never gets old, so motivating

My daughters Dream and Passion. It’s all that’s kept her going.

My grandpa was Col Crawford and I grew up at the barracks every Friday until he retired and this was always my favorite part when they did the criss cross marching.

I played soprano bugle in this unit for 8 yrs. Slow march, ugh!

I never hear this march but I think of passing in review at MCRD San Diego, Aug., 1967. Semper Fidelis, Brothers and Sisters.

If you are not a Marine, it’s hard to understand the discipline, courage, attention to detail, and many other things that must come together at every performance to make these events possible.

I am definitely proud to be a retired US MARINE !

How could anyone not enjoy and marvel at this performance ?

The way the Drum Major is handling his mace is a copy of what British Drum Majors do when parading in front of the Queen. (by putting the tip of the mace on the ground and moving it in a circle on the march). In Britain, it's known as a State Walk.

That contra flip at 1:39 👌🏻👌🏻

The guy carrying the American flag was by then sergeant Spreder, now a gunnery sergeant and chieff drill instructor ar MCRDPI. He was my senior drill imstructor.

How many times has Trump attended the evening parade ?? Oh that's right, he's handicapped with an ingrown toe nail !!!!

I was stationed there from 1964 to 1968. Here I am 52 years later and my grand children attended one of the parades. We watched it together on this site and I still tear up when they post the colors.