Honor Guard from 5 Military Branchs (Army, Marine Corps, Navy, Air Force, Coast Guard) at Arlington

The Prime Minister of Japan, Fumio Kishida lays at wreath at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier during an Armed Forces Full Honor Wreath Laying Ceremony at Arlington National Cemetery, Arlington, Va., Jan. 13, 2023.
The ceremony was hosted by U.S. Army Maj. Gen. Allan M. Pepin, the commander Joint Forces Headquarters- National Capitol Region (JTF-NCR) and Military District of Washington (MDW).
The Armed Forces Full Honor Wreath Laying Ceremony are provided by the Joint Service Honor Guard which is a sub-unit of the JFH-NCR.
The Joint Service Honor Guard is composed of personnel from the official honour guard units of each uniformed branch in the United States Armed Forces (Army, Marine Corps, Navy, Air Force and Coast Guard). The honour guard units of each of the services is located in or near Washington D. C., and form the ad-hoc battalion sized unit to represent the entire armed forces at numerous ceremonies of state, mostly State visits to the United States and the Armed Forces Farewell.
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[@jayminasi6073]

in all of Washington and the environs, the man who has the greatest honor is buried in the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. No politician will ever be so honored as he is.

[@anOrnithologist]

gay

[@bennetts-revenge_2]

Exactly!!!

[@bennetts-revenge_2]

​@@anOrnithologistNO

[@chkmcgee]

@@anOrnithologist you sir have no honor.

[@TonyStCyr]

This is how, we show respect, to a fallen Soldier who is a soldier, we may be on different sides but a professional Soldier always gives the respect and the courtesy to a fallen foe.

[@zuzannawisniewska4464]

I'm an Army girl, and this gave me a lump in my throat....much respect from Chicago.

[@user-th1mu4sy5q]

Good afternoon sister from Atlanta Georgia 198 infantry fort Benning hooray

[@pcpablo2]

1966-67 Coast Guard Honor Guard, I did that many times and remember it like it was yesterday. What a privilege and honor. Uniform has changed but the job remains the same.

[@TheVOTOMS]

儀仗隊の皆様、素晴らしい栄誉礼をありがとうございます。

[@corjp]

Thank you for the kind words

[@ritagomes7838]

That's what she said...

[@PartsandStuff]

@@ritagomes7838 ok bro

[@melodyszadkowski5256]

Domo arigato gosiemashita for the Prime Minister's honoring of the Tomb of the Unknowns. May we always stay friends and allies.

[@bpsitrep]

A very honorable ceremony, well done to all the Armed Forces Honor Guard units. Thank you to the Government of Japan, Prime Minister Kishida for the respect you given to our fallen.

[@JK-dv3qe]

what about the fallen in Hiroshima and Nagasaki? (mostly civilian casualties btw)

[@Rusty_Nickle]

​​@@JK-dv3qe what about them? This ceremony doesn't have anything to do with them. There's a tomb of unknown soldiers in japan

[@AdamantLightLP]

@JK-dv3qe Look, you don’t know the history or you wouldn’t post that question. Look up operation downfall and the predicted casualties and tell me that the nukes were bad.

[@MrSheckstr]

@@JK-dv3qe and so? Oh wait, do you truly think that was the only time EVER that civilians died in war?

[@joshuatomson5998]

⁠@@JK-dv3qeExactly this tomb is meant to honor fallen American soldiers who fought bravely for their country and their families. It is especially meant to honor those remains of American soldiers who haven’t been identified. This is meant to honor the millions of Americans who have served their country in times of war when America needed them the most. It isn’t the military’s fault if the civilians don’t leave the area of war. You can’t blame the military for civilian casualties even though it’s sad but they have zero knowledge of civilians staying in places of war during bombings or invasions. The one thing we can control is not bombing or using missiles on Civilian Buildings like Hospitals, Schools, Police Stations, Fire Stations, Subways, Airports, and other important civilian areas that the military doesn’t use. So I say how dare you mention civilians causalities when the Japanese navy caused civilian casualties at Pearl Harbor.

[@JessieDadio]

If I was there helping the Prime Minister place that flowers before the tomb. No offense to anyone else, however I would of bowed back to show my gratitude. This is where all nations need to take a stand and rise to understand the importance of not just saying "Thank you" but how to show it and bestow it unto another. Great job soldiers and some warriors. Thank you for sharing something very few could be at. My Grandfather would be proud.

[@MoosePockets]

Members of the US armed forces are not allowed to bow to anyone.

[@yantisetiawan3103]

🇺🇸🇺🇸unknown soldiers are also heroes... they give their lives to the country... they do deserve honour, respect & appreciation... their services and sacrifices will be unforgettable... 👍👍🤗🤗👏👏🙏🙏

[@user-vz7ls5qm5c]

They deserve the Top Place of Honor. They gave their Lives and they even gave their Name. You cannot give more than that. 🌹🇺🇸🕊 With Greatest Respect The Daughter of a USA Navy Veteran WWII

[@yantisetiawan3103]

@@user-vz7ls5qm5c 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🙏🙏🙏💐💐💐🌟🌟🌟 honour, respect, love & best wishes to you and your family, ma'am... 😊😊🤗🤗

[@nancychandler7289]

Thank you for your service to all who have served, past, present and future

[@2098elk]

I've never seen this ritual done before. Very impressive. US Army 1965 to 1967.

[@gulliver3644]

Same here. Army, 65-68

[@redsorgum]

@@gulliver3644 Same, Army 80-83 and some active reserve when I got out. ✌️🇺🇸✌️

[@LuisQ7492]

Welcome home, Vietnam Vets. USMC 95-03 and son of US Army 68-70

[@melodyszadkowski5256]

US Navy 1978-1996. Daughter of US Army-Air Corps veteran 1941-1946. My salute to all my brothers and sisters in uniform throughout all the branches.

[@heythave]

So solemn, so beautiful. Thank you to those who served and gave their lives. I am grateful beyond words.

[@lorenzobarnes4345]

This was a beautiful sight to behold of and so powerful with the 5 major military branches doing all of this together

[@rickd9223]

just wished the US and it's citizens and it's government were united, once a powerful country!

[@skianddie]

They do it almost daily, on a smaller scale.

[@user-kg1tw1gl5p]

この追悼のラッパを聴くとなんともいえない心に込み上げてくるものがあるな、

[@corjp]

Long live Google translate so I could read your text, and you are right.... it was beautiful and emotional

[@eskie7162]

The “ mourning trumpet” is called TAPS…. The tomb of the unknown soldier is guarded 24/7, not only lies the civil war remains,but WW1,WW2,Korean and Vietnam,unknown sholdiers🥹

[@warrenjones376]

less we forget...freedom isn't free. Semper Fortis

[@user-km1gf1wn8k]

アメリカの儀仗隊演奏の君が代って何度聴いても特別に感じる…

[@gerardroll6468]

No matter which branch of the armed forces you have family members in or have served with, you can’t help but be proud & moved by what the American military personnel involved here did & just HOW they did it 😌👌 The silence from 6:20 - 7:40 “spoke volumes” in remembering the fallen who have served their country 🌅🕊🌅

[@ronaldbrown8792]

Absolutely. Vietnam 69-70 Semper Fi.

[@gerardroll6468]

@@ronaldbrown8792 … I was born in ‘68 & far too young to remember it at the time. I have had uncles who served in Vietnam during the war (all 4 made it back) & there were some details they never spoke of regarding what they went through. Soldiers of my country (Australia) & the US will forever be allies 🇦🇺✊️🇺🇸

[@peterharrison5833]

@@gerardroll6468 Yes, they will.

[@gerardroll6468]

@@peterharrison5833 … I was blown away by it ✊️😔🕊

[@peterharrison5833]

@@gerardroll6468 Thanks.

[@doles5231]

Danm I love this country! God bless America!

[@ricksanchez9232]

A proud moment for all Americans, Japan is both an Ally and a friend, with our shared values.

[@fastsetinthewest]

Really? Ya got a crazy sense of history.

[@frankgordon8829]

@@fastsetinthewest Everyone's a friend till we stop giving them what they need.

[@phoenixtheshark7043]

@@fastsetinthewest We were friends before the war, then they backstabbed us. We made them pay, now we're friends again since the war environment essentially eliminated between us now.

[@fastsetinthewest]

@@phoenixtheshark7043 The emperor remained in power after the war. Hahahaha

[@phoenixtheshark7043]

@@fastsetinthewest Well, yeah. Japanese Emperors are expected to stay in power until their death. That gave Hirohito a literal lifetime to fix up his relationship with US. Also, while we were occupying them after we bombed 2 of their cities, we started economically rebuilding their nation to be centered around democracy, and to nurture it back to health. Guess we felt sorta sorry for them, eh?

[@autumnlheureux4231]

I come from a rich military heritage. Family served in all our branches. Our family was touched by Japan in wwii. G uncle was lost at sea in pacific. Grandpa was a POW in Japan. I got to visit local friend of mine in Japan when I lived in Korea. Fun to see her in her environment. Met her lovely family and neighbors. It was a short but nice visit. We are still friends. This was a touching ceremony. Hail the brave travelers gone to soon. May we learn the art of peace as well as we learned the art of war.

[@redsorgum]

As an Army vet, this is awesome to see. ✌️🇺🇸🇯🇵✌️👏👏👏👏

[@user-oi3xr8wo1x]

君が代がすごく心に響く

[@user-fi9zt2wm9p]

Just surfing and came across this it froze me to my chair. Very moving Thank you for posting.

[@luisantonioordonezhuaco9035]

Respect, honor and glory to the soldiers who knew how to fight and die for the beloved Homeland! I salute the front... salute!

[@user-gy1ji1qh1w]

As a former member of the Girl Scouts, listening to TAPS my skin gets goosies every time! Thank you

[@aloberdorf4579]

The significance of this is lost on 80% of today's population...the other 20% get it. Signed "A Proud Vet". Thank you all, Past, Present and Future. You are our Hope, and Legacy. IGWT !!

[@user-gt2lh2ec9e]

Wow, THANKS TO ALL FOR YOUR SERVICE! John P.

[@2Amendment]

I was in the Old Guard 3rd U.S. infantry Delta Company from 1980-1984 and then again in 1987-1989. Did many of the Tomb ceremonies along with funerals and White house ceremonies. This brings back memories

[@menace2584]

HHC from 68-70. Brings back fond memories.

[@brucestarr4438]

@@menace2584 E Co (Honor Guard) 49 years ago.

[@BLAKBHNR]

*DO U REGRET INVADING MIDDLE EAST AND AFGHANISTAN?*

[@zuzhifreezone4851]

Thank you for your service!

[@ljosephdumas3113]

I have a question on the honor guard carrying the Japanese flag. I saw them both carrying it at right shoulder arms, whereas I thought weapons were always carried outboard of the flags. Can you clarify? Appreciate any answers. Thank you.

[@cliffdickinson7091]

Touching and honorable of the prime minister to pay tribute to our fallen. My mother and father both served during ww2. Thank you all who serve our country.

[@susanmastin4798]

What a beautiful ceremony

[@byron8657]

These fallen heroes they died giving their last ounce of courage for Freedom and Peace so that we the present Generation will have peace and prosperity and are free! Salute! Strength and Honor to the fallen unknown soldiers k!

[@FloofyMinari]

US - Japan relations run deep. I will never forget seeing the beautiful Cherry Blossoms in Washington D.C donated by Mayor Yukio Ozaki of Tokyo City. Our great friends from across our western pond. 😊

[@stealthassasin1day291]

Can't wait to see the 6th Branch Space Force's Honor Guard be part of this beautiful ceremony to make an even 6.

[@joeblow5929]

They were there the transporter wasn't working, Scottie is hot on the fix but wasn't sure if he would have enough for them to materialize.

[@skianddie]

That’ll be a hot mess. Coasties got enough ridicule….

[@bigdee8189]

​@@skianddie- Why????? I GUARANTEE you that after hard practice they'll be as good as ANY of the drill teams, including the marines!! Why?? Because the facing movements are the same!! "Attention" is the same for all branches!! "Parade Rest" is the same! "At close interval, dress right dress" is the same! "Order Arms" is the same!!! Ninety Nine percent of movements are the SAME between the branches!!! So why, @skianddie...would the Space Force be a "hot mess??". You have NO clue about honor guard requirements, procedures, or the discipline it takes!! I GUARANTEE that the United States Space Force will be just as good as the others, with the proper practice and training!! Additionally, the United States Coast Guard Honor Guard performed magnificently in this ceremony...just as good as the Marines, Army, Air Force, and Navy!! Next time @skianddie...don't be an ignorant dirt bag! Semper Fi

[@skianddie]

1)these are not drill teams 2)Facing movements are NOT all the same, Army has to modify 3) I have a clue, was there for 3.5 years. I know that plaza like your mama knows me 4)the USMC use to tag on the Coasties constantly, can’t wait to see what they do to “Spacies”😂

[@bigdee8189]

​@@skianddie- you're a damn liar!! The movements ARE the same...just like I mentioned above!! I was part of the Marines Honor Guard for almost 7 years, and I personally know members of the other branches!! There's VERY little difference!! You have NO CLUE!! You're just some dumb civilian that's never served a day in his life!! Go away faker, or I'll report you for stolen valor!! 😂😂

[@kaylamarie8309]

As a US military veteran of the US Air Force and Army, I watch these ceremonies with a solemn pride. What an honor it was to be a small part in such a magnificent military. Our valiant fallen comrades in arms hold the highest place of honor second only to God.

[@marmar9384]

Thank you for your service!!!

[@kaylamarie8309]

@@marmar9384 Youre quite welcome, it was an honor to be able to serve. I appreciate your support of the military!

[@gerardroll6468]

Solemn… Moving… Powerful… UNITED ✊️😔🕊🌅. All there for one reason…. “Remembrance in it’s most powerful form”. Incredible job by one & all. Best wishes to you all… From Australia 🇦🇺✊️😌🇦🇺

[@ratlips4363]

Total respect! It is what our nation does. Those that don't, take a hike and don't look back!

[@skianddie]

My first “real job” in the Army Honor Guard. Pretty intimidating to come up those (slippery) marble steps then see hundreds of spectators. Slightly different formation then in 1989

[@steed3902]

When my father (USCG '46-'49) passed away, on 1/10/2018, two men representing the USCG honor guard, out of Buffalo NY, drove 4 hours, through A non stop snow storm, to honor him with a a 21 gun salute, to say a few very kind words and present the flag to our family! . I was lucky enough to catch up to one and just say, "My dad would have been so happy that your were here, he just loved the Coast Guard!" :-)

[@ChristopherIslas-pq1nb]

Beautifully well done! Loved seeing all the military branches in solidartity and unity, such humility in reverence to the fallen soldier.

[@zuzannawisniewska4464]

This brings back memories. A very honorable ceremony. I am very proud to be an American woman. I love my country. Honor and respect from Fort Worth, Texas.

[@fanli5440]

I just visited Normandy all five landing beaches. At this moment when I watch this video, I deeply appreciate those who dedicated their lives to the freedom. Freedom is not free!

[@aghostyboi3075]

Arlington is one of the greatest places in virginia, ive only been to D.C once but im glad we stopped in arlington for the changing of the guard. Everyone should go. Im from virginia and i wish i could see it more. Truely an unforgettable atmosphere.

[@garryhinesmon5629]

I'M FORMER ARMY AND MARINES, I LOVE WATCHING THIS. I'VE BEEN IN MANY DIVISION CEREMONIES IN COLD AND HOT WEATHER IN KOREA, OKINAWA AND THE STATES. I'M 60 NOW, AND ITS GREAT WATCHING THIS AS AN AMERICAN VETERAN

[@marmar9384]

Thank you for your service!!!!

[@gaylehunter7744]

Agree also Navy/Army Veteran

[@garryhinesmon5629]

@@gaylehunter7744 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@stevenfriend2710]

As a former member of the Coast Guard Honor Guard i love seeing these. It was such an honor to do these services!

[@johno1504]

God bless your servicemen from A veteran from the UK .Respect

[@jayminasi6073]

great honor to have this man attend the honoring of the unknown soldier.

[@mairim4578]

Thanks to all for your services,blessings.

[@jamesholt5519]

All gave some and some gave all, thank you to all who serve or have served. Semper Fi Marines

[@chrischristoferson1191]

I don’t know why I was so moved by this. The uniforms, the precision, the national anthems? Just awesome. Respect to all who have served. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@debralizborres2589]

God bless you all 🙏 Thank you for your Service and Sacrifice. All my Respects and Love to each and everyone you💕, my Heroes, no matter what branch of Service. God bless America 🙏🇺🇸💖

[@DBCOOPER982]

I'm Steve from the UK 🇬🇧 big respect to our American brothers in arms 🇬🇧🇺🇸

[@Johnny_RB]

I was a proud member of the US Coast Guard Band around 1974-75. We trained in the same barracks with the Color Gaurd and the Honor Gaurd - "Oscar" Company. The amount of training and disciple involved is unimaginable to the average person. Those are real rifles, M1 carbines, 14 pounds with fixed bayonets. Those white gloves are cotton, very slippery handling the heavy rifles. One day in training an honor guardsman had his rifle with bayonet slip through his hand and cut it wide open. This stuff is not childs play.

[@michelmancini4804]

This is an honor above all honors

[@3dogsrus]

Stood this wreath laying ceremony many times, Ceremonial Guard, USMC, Silent Drill Team Cpl., 63’-67’. Much more impressive in person.

[@ranger-1214]

Always get a lump watching the Honor Guards. I was in The Old Guard in 1972 (Charlie Guard). We did a Battalion full-honor arrival for General of the Army Omar Bradley at the Pentagon. Spaced out across the steps somewhat like this but at double-interval, we were at Present Arms as the General made his way up. He was about 80 then and a little slow, so he stopped along the way to speak to some of us. Suddenly he stopped in front of me and spoke; I responded and he moved on. Later after we withdrew, guys asked me what he said. But I didn't know - those 5 stars on each shoulder in a little pentagon shape had me dumbfounded. The guys beside me didn't hear it either, but said I answered "Yes Sir" so at least I didn't embarrass myself too bad. Just hope it fit the question!!

[@OGBenji-]

I was in the Naval Ceremonial Guard 19-21. An excellent experience!

[@chuckcts-v3460]

I was a member of the US Coast Guard Honor Guard, 1963 to 64. Had the honor of participating in President Kennedy's funeral cortege and grave side cereimonies.

[@OGBenji-]

@@chuckcts-v3460 At the Navy Honor Guard we have the shoes worn by a Guardsman who carried JFKs personal colors (flag) as well as Hoovers personal colors

[@2Amendment]

I was in the Old Guard and remember marching at his funeral in Arlington Cemetery. Lots of VIP's from around the world were present

[@skianddie]

Bush Sr. Told us to “take the rest of the night off!” At a State dinner! Kinda pissed us off.

[@debbieeddy4629]

These Videos Are so amazing and Beautiful I'm and They always Make Me Cry I would like to Thank each and Every onw or Our Military For you're Service To our Great Country May God Always Bless you and your Families And May God Always Keep You all safe God bless America The Greatest Country in the World I'm so Proud of all of our military And thank you for Keeping Us safe 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@lydialanata8714]

I'd rather watch this then a football game anyway. How about paying them the same as football players😊

[@noishoumaker4829]

Thank you for your services and May God continue to protect and bless all our soldiers 🙏 ❤

[@yindu_Weige8888]

谢谢分享！👏👏

[@christinakelly9599]

They saved the best for last. The USCG! My son is retired after 26 years service.

[@user-xg5nr6cf6l]

Thank you four service.

[@au-bu5dw]

いやもう5軍集まってるのとか鳥肌だし正装かっこいいし、、、ほんとありがとうございます。

[@michaelwilkins5841]

Thank you!! Magnificent!!! 🙏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@jaredb8495]

This brings back memories. Go USAF Honor Guard and the rest of the honor guards.

[@badboytv2006]

偉大なるアメリカ合衆国と日本国との間に永久の友情あれ！

[@BaseFury]

USMC 1980-1985. USA 1985-1995. Watching this, I feel so much love for my brothers and sisters in arms.

[@GRGHQ]

Beautiful!

[@michaelmetzcus7217]

Thanks!

[@itsthe1nonlyme870]

I am honored to have witnessed. God bless our Service Men an Women. May God keep you all safe and strong and be with you, your familes, and friends...forever.... 🇺🇲🙏Amen

[@nancymarshall6014]

Bless all of them!❤❤❤

[@user-fk7kr2nr7o]

儀仗行進は好きすぎるので数時間バージョンください

[@danielmartin7838]

They look sharp!

[@trouble97018]

Fair winds, following seas.... I have to go cry now........

[@dylanogden3075]

I wanna thank all our brave amazing veterans who we appreciate and r extremely grateful,thankful for theres really no words to express my appreciation and the respect i have for them all ur true heros in my eyes anytime u come across one of them please take the time they deserve to thank them and let them know how much their appreciated god bless 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@lynx141]

Despite the horrific losses in life and property, one good thing to emerge from WW2 was to have Japan and US allied to the US. One could not ask for a more powerful alliance in history.

[@bonirota1294]

Thankz in your'z service 💖❤💚💙💜🙏🙏🙏

[@yvonnewaters8187]

LOVE AMERICA AND SUPPORT HER AS MANY HAVE AND DIED FOR HER

[@caroleastmond9064]

They are Amazing!!!!❤️🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@RetiredSailor60]

OS1(SW/AW) USN Retired here. Spent 4 months in Japan in 1986 while deployed on USS Cape Cod AD 43. Have visited Arlington National Cemetery many times while stationed in Norfolk/Virginia Beach from 1989-2003.

[@tsurulaar1138]

個人的に海兵隊の儀仗隊が一番かっこいい

[@corjp]

Yep , you are right

[@heythave]

They’ve got great uniforms ❤

[@ShiftnWolf72]

Glad the CG is here. :)

[@rickytobia2057]

This is a great honor for both the United States and Japan. My mother gave 5 of hers son to serve and defend this great country. Great ceremony!

[@rafikrifi2534]

Best army in the world From Algeria 🇩🇿

[@ningyl]

Salute!

[@michaelobrien1532]

I'm not very smart, but I was raised by a gunny .!! I love the corps ❤❤❤

[@caras2004]

Two very beautiful national anthems

[@yuhana484]

友よ、風に抱かれて...🙏🇺🇸🌸🇯🇵📯💪

[@tommyboy71]

Best “Taps” I have ever heard.

[@diannecampbell18]

Awesome++++++++++++++++++++++++++

[@11bravo72]

Brings back some memories

[@user-qo8nc1gw5u]

Honor and respect to our fallen brothers and sisters ❤🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲

[@odgesun]

いつだったかCS放送の番組内で、150年前の南北戦争で沈んだ連邦軍の装甲艦から引き上げられた砲塔から、 兵士の2遺体が発見され、その遺体は現代の殉職兵士と同じく、作法に則ってアーリントン墓地に丁重に葬られた事を知り 感銘を受けました。　日本はといえば、靖国はおろか、乃木神社に詣でたら軍国主義者呼ばわり。何なのこれ。

[@loganbaileysfunwithtrains606]

The United States honors it’s war dead and those who died after their service, and irregardless of what side they fought on. There is graves from the Confederate Army located in their own section of Arlington Cemetery. A few years ago British soldier’s remains were found from a battlefield from the War of 1812, the body was handled with dignity and a honor guard from the UK took it back to England.

[@anthonyf.9170]

God bless our Nation’s War Fighters, our fallen soldiers and our bonds with our Nation’s allies. 🇺🇸

[@thurmanluper5885]

Wow!

[@PhynTrickSnipin]

God Bless America 🪖🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@user-yr6yr7vk1n]

国のために身命を賭した人に対する敬意と感謝が伝わる。これこそ英霊に対する国家としての気持ちの表れ。軍人に敬意を表さない国はいづれ滅ぶ。

[@juligrlee556]

The USA can be a model of kindness, leadership, ethics and respect for all fallen in our joint histories.

[@Txepsiyu]

With honor and respect.

[@shaunolinger964]

Thank you Mr Prime Minister for your honor. I regret what we were forced to do to end our last conflict, and I am grateful for your friendship. May our nations never again find ourselves in that awful position on opposite sides of a battlefield.

[@danielrn133]

I was in the US Coast Guard Honor Guard back in the 90s.. These we called "bottom jobs" because we are at the bottom. On Memorial Day wreath layings we called those "top jobs" because we were next to the tomb. So either bottom or top jobs at the tomb. We had to be at least 6'2 and in good shape. I am assuming it is basically the same now.

[@pigybak]

The general has a sharp ass salute. Long time to hold a salute.

[@breadtoast1036]

once you see the tomb the weight of what it means hits you, hard not to pay respect

[@celsodias1407]

Que cerimônia linda, Deus abençoe o povo da América e do Japão!