USMC West Coast Composite Band - 2013 Pasadena Rose Parade

[@johninla96]

Thanks!

[@raymondbermudez2920]

I served in the usmc and even today when I see the usmc marching band performing the usmc song I still get choked up Semper fi carry on

[@rickjones2303]

How can anyone who lives in the United States of America give this a thumbs down .

[@davidzamora4423]

I'm 70 years old now..I heard that song when I was in boot camp when I was 17 years old!! Still get tears in my eyes!! Semper Fi my brother's and sisters!!!

[@Septal06]

Thank you for your service

[@marcoperez6952]

HoooooRay!

[@richardpetrey2010]

I’m a retired Marine of 30 years service and I get chills and I shed a tear when I hear this. Semper Fi Marines!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@RandallRedman]

Thank You, all Vets, those who have passed on serving this greatest Country ever and those still serving the United States. Wouldn't it be great if the Marine Corp could have a NCAA Football and Basketball Teams (Men and Women)

[@johndevlin]

I’m not a Marine, retired or otherwise, but nobody with a heartbeat could deny that this tune makes the spirit soar.

[@patrickdaly5117]

@@richardpetrey2010 I’m retired U.S. Army having served with 82d Airborne. When I hear the Marines Hymn I too get chills and a lump in my throat. Semper Fi Marines👍🥰🇺🇸

[@reynaldoestandian8458]

🎉 Semper Fi!

[@jordanaire2004]

As a 16-yr Marine vet, I get goosebumps every time I hear our Anthem. IT brings back many things both good and bad. Semper Fi brothers and sisters!

[@mrsignguy1000]

I don't care how many times I've seen it...there's something awesome about "that start". The uniforms, the salute, the music begins, all well and good. But, when the leader gives the signal with the staff, and they all take that first step......I am so very proud and overjoyed. I'm old enough to be a parent to many of them, and consider each one like a son or daughter. God bless and keep all of those who protect the rest of us!!! Semper Fi!!!!!!!!!

[@wilhard45]

I marched with my high school band in the 1963 Rose Parade. The band in front of us was the Marine Corps band. Those were the days that the Pasadena City College band led off the festivities as the host band. Anyway, when you march the parade it isn't just the five plus miles of the actual parade route. You add in marching down the assembly road that runs parallel to the parade route. It can be seven miles or more. Well we get to the end of the parade and the finish area we stopped at was where the Marines had stopped. I was dying and so was most of our high school band. Then our conductor, a former Marine bandsman himself, pointed over to the Marine band. They looked so fresh and relaxed it was like they hadn't even marched in the parade. The Marine band was half our size and put out three times the volume. So discouraging for a 16 year old. I quit the band and joined the Marine Corps. Semper fi Sgt USMC 0311 1964-1970

[@elizabethwarwick2912]

Blessing on you Semper Fi.

[@amandad.2322]

I've never served in the military, but this sent shivers down my spine and put a lump in my throat. God bless all of you, and thank you for your service.

[@JagMedia59]

Even after 45 years since I served, this hymn still makes my heart race with pride. Semper Fi.

[@wadeherbers5130]

My father was a Marine. Respect was taught very early. I'm amazed at so many young people who don't stand or remove their hats for the anthem. I'm amazed that at many public events people actually need to TOLD to remove their hats. Once a Marine , always a Marine. The only thing my father loved more than being a Marine was our mother and us kids. Thank You for posting this video. And Thank You to all of you out there that know what respect and honor are. This worlds going to hell and a handbag but there are still people out there that can be counted on to do what's right.

[@zuzannawisniewska4464]

What chills of patriotism and pride went my body.This never get old.....from Fort Worth, Texas...

[@daves536]

My son is a Marine, and just began his next assignment at the base in Fort Worth.

[@jimmiecampbell4357]

As a 73+ Marine, my heart still races & tears are in my eyes when I heard The Hymn. Semper Fi.

[@94Whiskers]

Same here... Semper Fi

[@usbswlock5485]

Thank you for your service.

[@2ndarmoredhellonwheels106]

I was a soldier for 17 years til I was injured. But my best friend growing up was a marine who served in Beirut Thank you sir for your service. Semper fi from an old doggie

[@Hitomiogamiito]

Semper Fi, Brother.

[@itzdylan7665]

Jackson Miller *ooraahh

[@roycov89]

You have the Special forces (green berets,seals,delta) but in the case of frontline combat the Marines are the first ones going into battle. Much respect for the brave men and woman of the USMC.

[@seaserpent836]

I was fortunate and blessed to have served with and played trombone with the 2nd Division USMC Band @ Camp Lejeune (1969) and the 3rd Division USMC Band @ Okinawa (1970). We traveled often for official USMC events...parades, colors, honors and retirement ceremonies, and civilian events. There is no other military band that compares with the MARINES! Notice... spit and polish. The only command given by the Drum Major is with his baton and salute (other than Parade Rest). No voice command. And all our music is memorized. No lyre to hold music. The musicians were the best of the best...I would even say a few were genius. When I came upon this KZbin video I once again felt cold chills...tears...my eyes filled with tears. God Bless our MARINES! SEMPER FI. ❤🇺🇲

[@Derby12hat]

I can't help but to tear up for those we lost and are not beside us to stand and salute those who serve the Corps in this parade and elsewhere in the world where the Marines are needed!

[@gamer_evan1234]

I’m joining the Marines out of high school. I have great respect for the men and women that serve. I will always stand for this song

[@passqualecaiazza7728]

Nice to hear of a young person that want to make good choices in life. I deep respect for those that serve. I never did, sometimes I wish i had, I too love this music.

[@gemoftheocean]

God bless, hope you become a fine success in life.

[@elizabethwarwick2912]

All men are created equal and then...United States Marines. Good luck

[@Potatoies]

Did you?

[@fedupinl.a.7810]

I've been to the Rose Parade. Its always cold early in the morning waiting for the start. As a veteran I can honestly say there is nothing more motivating than the Marine band marching by. Well, until the Air Force does a low level, high speed pass that'll also give you tingles! ; )

[@dennisaltman2199]

73. USMC 66-70. I too tear up at the sound of this band.

[@buckeyescratcher6130]

I grew up in the Corps. My late father was an officer for 20 plus years. I get chills every time I hear this

[@silverwiskers7371]

when you watch the MARINES it will give you goose bumps, the pride and valor they show is freaking awesome, i was not good enough to be one myself from injuries but i damn well are proud of the ones that are, no one looks better in any military world wide well done

[@charlieharnett3271]

Sends chills every time I hear our hymn, became a Marine Sept 1959

[@LouieNeira]

Not many people know they should stand when the US flag passes in front of them. As a Marine, I take great pride in the fact that Marines are quick to stand at attention when the Marine's Hymn is played.

[@alvinzeiss503]

That is the main reason I don't go to parades anymore, no respect for the flag !!!!

[@r5t6y12]

As much as "etiquette for the flag of the country that you live in" may be available on the internet....................putting certain aspects of the state and national government of the country that you live in in the pages of daily newspapers all over your country would get seen be the masses. Using the front section of the newspaper every week for about one whole year to post things like the entirety of The Declaration Of Independence, The Constitution Of The United States, profiles of every president, the name of every state and the geographic location of the capitol city of that state would get people to learn more about "civics" than they currently know. I think one part of the problem (because I have this problem myself) is that people aren't interested in going through the process to keep learning this stuff after high school is over. If it isn't "thrown in your face when you least expect it to be" you'll never decide to go out and search for it yourself. So put it in the newspaper one Saturday every month of the year for the next 4 years or so and people will eventually get around to sitting down and reading the whole thing in their spare time. For example, take a map of all 50 states and color each state a different color than the other 49. Then do a small bio on each state (not necessarily the names of the individual government officials at that time as much as general information about that state and its general history where that information won't likely change for the next 50 years or more) and place all 50 bios on 2 pages in the front section of the daily newspaper in every county in the country. A few weeks later an article on the proper display of the U.S. Flag in every specific type of display that is possible Considering that some people don't know that you're not supposed to fly the flag at night if it isn't lit by direct incandescent light). If I could ever become a member of a government group that serves a population larger than 5,000 I would suggest that in the daily newspaper in that part of the country.

[@lordazn]

I am Air Force and I can agree with what you say. I have a very nice story about that actually, albeit Young Marines but they do seem to follow the USMC's spirit and discipline pretty well for a youth group. I was in the Honor Guard and we were out doing a colors ceremony for a WW2 memorial. As we suited up, set up, and started marching out to the site, a group of Young Marines were waiting in a parking lot for their own part in the ceremony. As we passed by, their cadet squad leader immediately rallied the rest, formed them up by the road as we marched by, and called them to present arms until we had passed. Very impressed by that. If a bunch of young cadets can do this, then the USMC as a whole is a very impressive branch.

[@burbingberries6917]

I don't stand for fabric.

[@amandaclarke7776]

Burbing Berries the flag represents the freedom to be jackass like you paid for by the sacrifice of others so crawl back under your rock

[@P47Harry]

Wow! What chills of patriotism and pride went down my body as you began your beautiful march. Semper Fi! God Bless America!!!

[@alejandroperales3960]

Harry Strahlendorf you our fucking loser

[@alejandroperales3960]

Harry Strahlendorf you want build wall right you fucking draft Dogger

[@MsLouisVee]

Yes. God bless America and God bless our Marines🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@thesetruths1404]

For all of you Marines, gone and with us, thank you. We love you gentlemen.

[@davidneidel436]

Still takes me back to my graduation from Marine Corps bootcamp in 1968 and hearing them play Marine Corps Hymn. Semper Fidelis to everyone on this Holiday Season.

[@jcabot95]

The sound is so good I could cry. Anyone who has experience in a marching band or wind ensemble knows that they sound immaculate. Those lines?! Perfection. Finally, those snare drums completed my life.

[@Flussig1]

I played trumpet and bass drum in High school marching band (not simultaneously of course) and you are so right ! I'm in awe.

[@Dustyholes]

You’re soooo right those snare drums are perfection

[@22roseblue9]

Marching bands forever!

[@philbell942]

After 65 years stil get shivers every.time I here it

[@michaelduval1326]

I have never seen a sharper marching band and drum major in my life. Thank You

[@MegaVector2011]

Presumably you have never been to the UK?

[@VentiVonOsterreich]

I broke into tears when I saw the American Revolutionary War uniform in the end Long gone but not forgotten

[@bonanzajoe]

I have the greatest admiration for military bands. The members don't just play, but they keep in step and line while playing their instruments. Really don't know how they do it. They are truly underrated.

[@rottncf]

Watched them on the KTLA broadcast this morning....what is hard to see is that all along the route, people stood and gave a standing ovation as the band marched by. It was good to see.

[@roybingle7122]

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[@michaelduval1326]

What a thrill to watch. Tears to my eyes as I am over whelmed at the Pride I feel watching this United States Marine Band perform for me.

[@haroldparker2563]

Same here, even after a dozen viewings...1973 - 1977.

[@ivonesilva987]

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[@joeolander4350]

I thought that I was the only one…….

[@johnmurphy1631]

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[@KenzoTanaka-u6q]

Errah. No doubt.

[@bob10tn]

This is by far the best performance I've ever seen. I am not american citizen but just watching this makes me want to stand up for respect to all the efforts and discipline put all together in one performace like this one!

[@fleet_plastic]

You are one of the types of people I respect, as an American I thank you for standing by us no matter what! God bless you!🇺🇸

[@karlheinrichriehs518]

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[@SallyElkRiver]

Air Force Wife/ Army Mom and Daughter: something about these Military Marching Bands brings out the Pride and Love we all feel for this beautiful US of A!!!

[@terrylancey5451]

This is just beautiful. Such beauty and meaning in the marine corps hymm. My grandson was a marine. I'm so proud of our U S Marines. Srmper Fi

[@defox5019]

In case u need help, the evolution of uniforms in order were: 1. American Revolution 2. US Civil War 3. Spanish American War or World War I 4. World War II 5. Korean War 6. Vietnam War 7. Modern Day

[@tooyoungtobeold8756]

And they couldn't make the effort to keep in step.

[@2ndarmoredhellonwheels106]

old marching route step.

[@alfredrodriguez7106]

@@tooyoungtobeold8756 ... Amen brother... Your so right.. ! I was outraged...

[@rogerfick9309]

It is a pleasure and a privilege to be able to experience this wonderful marching band.

[@ronnym1977]

This never gets old. I love the U.S.M.C. Compiled Marching Band. They are second to none. Semper Fi to all my U.S.M.C. Brothers!

[@marcoperez6952]

Hearing this hymn makes my eyes water and my heart proud. Once a Marine..always a Marine. Semper Fi...Death before dishonor.

[@smeddlebutler9112]

Semper Fi Marine!

[@gunnydavis1251]

Semper Fidelis still gives me a chill down my spine and a tear welling up and I left active duty 45 years ago Fortis Fortuna Adiuvat Semper Fidelis The Gunny

[@fireems6231]

Our fire dept had a band--mostly "ex military musicians"---a relative small group---BUT THE BIG SOUND was a treat when our band marched smartly--in a parade. That was a long time ago--the younger firefighters are NOW---bagpipers. I sure do appreciate the posted Marine Corps videos ---great performances!!!

[@junglemonkey2310]

This incredibly beautiful performance gives me the shivers. Just great, great, great.

[@bofts]

I earned that title in 1982 and will forever be grateful to my beloved Corps

[@jameselkin4687]

I am not a Marine but a Viet Nam veteran (Air Force) and this just cuts to my heart every time I watch it.

[@changnguyen4906]

What impressed me is this marching band: appearance is strength - discipline - courage. welcome all of you

[@DennisRosatti-d1y]

My Uncle was a Marine and I appreciate his service and all servicemen. What a performance by the best Marching Ensemble in the world

[@spooksparanormalsociety4034]

I'm from the UK, that was freakin on point. The drum major was awesome, it was slick, everyone moving off after that 4th beat...impressive, nice performance.

[@disenomaderatucuman116]

I love the Major Drum job... I envy those guys. Spectacular and very professional at the same time...

[@johninla96]

Thanks Music213 for all you do 👏

[@rrclerk68]

This the one and only reason I would watch the Rose Parade, to see the Marine Corps Band lead off. And every year, NBC flubs it, with somebody yakking through the performance, or a commerical or shots of the next float in line. Every year I have to see it on You Tube instead.

[@tuscanlab]

rrclerk68 I agree!!

[@MAAbrams-iy9nn]

rrclerk68 oohrah semper fi......sad I'm a Filipino I can't join USMC:(

[@palamino]

rrclerk68 pr

[@VictorLepanto]

I will never understand the narcissistic asses on the networks. They pretend to present a program like a parade or some other event & then they don't. Instead they spend the time talking about themselves or some other program, or a current Broadway show, hardly do we get to see the parade. I hate their corny jokes & ignorant remarks. The Macy's Thanksgiving Parade is the worst, where's the parade?

[@paulricchi3707]

rrclerk68 Yes - lame brain talking heads narrating the obvious.

[@monaelisabehtlind7377]

Tack för en trevlig stund tillsammans kram

[@shawnpugh6052]

I get goosebumps every time I hear it. I served in the USN but I 100% respect our USMC. I had an uncle in the Corps that served 30 years and served in WW2 Korea and Vietnam.

[@marioeslao2366]

U.S Marine brass band is the most group of musician I'd like to hear most of the time,I first heard them sounding when I was a boy in the grade school and I been so glad ,that still hearing them playing at now my age of 75,boy how long years it had been up to this moment,that's on the 40s or at the 50s I remember,just at that long time being from then up to now,still I'm their no.1 fan of the group,thanks for upload this video clip,. ..

[@zwicksan]

Every member of unit bands like this are qualified riflemen, but the Marine Corps Band consist of only professional musicians, they are not Marines as designated by the lyre symbol on their chevron and the split stripe on their blue trousers.

[@toyman9642]

Adding the evolution of Marines battle gear at the end was great.

[@wayneneill4994]

Yes agree,as I'm not a citizen of the US, l understood the dough boy from WW1,W11, Korea Vietnam and so on but I'm not familiar with the first. one,does it have any connection with Roosevelt,cheers from Australia

[@emperorblack3409]

Wayne Neill The very first uniform shown is the uniform worn during the American Revolution.

[@defox5019]

@@wayneneill4994 first one is American Revolution, second was US Civil War

[@fullfog6372]

@@wayneneill4994 The first was the US revolutionary war marines, then US Civil war Marines, then the Spanish American war, then doughboy, etc.

[@wayneneill4994]

@@fullfog6372 Sorry, but I've just been reading about 'the Rough rider,

[@passqualecaiazza7728]

I believe it was 1978 or 1979, that United States Marine Band performed at my high school ( Clovis West High School ). I was so proud of these young people. They were fantastic. These young Marines, I am just as proud of this generation as we'll

[@farmbossbob6872]

I love how they had the different years of uniforms behind the band.

[@jdcrown8776]

Ik im 2 years late but yea that was pretty weird lol

[@virginialawler7725]

I thought that was especially great, too. Quite a bit of history there, starting with the American Revolution, as an earlier poster noted.

[@sullivanspapa1505]

pushing 77, 62-66 rifle company, you are not alone Brother, not alone at all. I choked up… sappy I know. Joining on my 17th birthday was the best thing I ever did, headed the wrong way at home; the Corps set me on the right path! God Bless the men and women who served their country joining the Marines. Most of all the men and women who sacrificed their Life and limb, to preserve this country.

[@zwicksan]

Every member of unit bands like this are qualified riflemen, but the Marine Corps Band consist of only professional musicians, they are not Marines as designated by the lyre symbol on their chevron and the split stripe on their blue trousers.

[@helomarinho5945]

Adoro todas as bandas e suas músicas!!!!!!

[@tctc6729]

When I joined 4th grade band as a drummer, the first thing our instructor taught us was a medley of Anchors Aweigh, The Marines Hymn and Caissons Go Rolling Along. Played it with pride. Instructor was a WW2 Vet. I always remember how I banged that piece out with authority and precision. He knew I got it. Can still play it like he taught me 36 years later. Love it! USA!

[@christianjohnson8036]

The USMC hymn always gives me chills. I remember first hearing it live in DC and it kinda shocked me a little haha

[@jordanzarco2258]

Defile de Las rosas , cuidad de pasadena, California.

[@richardpetrey2010]

Proud to have joined the ranks of the Marines for 30 years and would gladly do another 30. My chest swells when I hear this band. Best ever!!!!!! Semper Fi!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Q Oooooooooooorah!

[@cjburch63]

Thank you for your service! Semper Fi!

[@xaveirpineda2]

Semper Fi brother

[@deeforlife8262]

RICHARD PETREY to

[@annaoggier9340]

SEMPER FI!!!

[@istvannagy4678]

cjburch63 l.

[@steelrain533]

That’s me in the WW2 uniform. By far one of the coolest things I’ve gotten to do as a Marine.

[@Its_shiki_time4876]

Awesome

[@em1osmurf]

memories. my father's 21 years in the USMC from 1939 on, and my 21 years navy serving with some of the world's finest USMC professionals in the gator fleet and afloat security forces. pride and patriotism many citizens will never know.

[@northwestprof60]

All I can say is Damn those lines are straight! Well-done!

[@v.dargain1678]

Circunis and Norma is always the rule with these guys . No exceptions .

[@anthonypilla9811]

MY FAVORITE YEAR FOR THE MARINE BAND.

[@daniusjackson9946]

I still have that chill! Thanks

[@HK-G36]

From Spain, God Bless USA & the USMC :)

[@jmc2132]

Jsg Thank you, i had the great honor to have trained with your Spanish Foreign Legionnaires 1973 great guys anytime.

[@fernandocondesangenis6944]

A Espanha sempre foi pintada por Hollywood como os bandidos piratas (?) Mas os Marines são muito bons, inclusive a sua Band sensacional. Saludos del Brasil.

[@alexbudusan334]

Viva Franco

[@soyyo2876]

El arranque de marcha: ¡TODOS A UNA! es impresionante. Bello espectáculo.

[@robertrock8778]

Loved the USMC uniforms trailing the band

[@goaconstrictor3037]

Awesome! Cheers from Croatia! :)

[@michaelduval1326]

Tears to my eyes every time I veiw/listen to this video.

[@gatedancer17]

I was at a Rose Bowl in 1978 and I saw the Michigan and Washington bands, and a whole bunch of High School bands, go by. But I'll never forget when the Marine Corps band went by because their marching was so precise compared to the others it was unbelievable. On a whole other level.

[@1912fld]

This is by far the best military marching band in the US. I always look forward to seeing this group step-off the Rose Parade. I only wish the band played the van Loock arrangement of the US Marine's Hymn.

[@hollywoodghostbusters9869]

I wasn't a Marine but a number of my best friends are and the Marine Corps Hymn is far and away the most moving of the anthems

[@jackmillwater3604]

Not to nitpick, but just so you know, it is not the Marine Corps Hymn, it is just the Marines' Hymn.

[@nate6907]

Videos like these are the reason i'm enlisting in the marines.

[@Legendary_UA]

If that doesn't get your fire burning then your woods all wet

[@Dustyholes]

John Wills I love this comment!

[@defox5019]

Umm...

[@richardholladay4165]

Or you're British & know our Royal Marine Bands can do it better!!

[@defox5019]

@@richardholladay4165 be quite lobsterback

[@ankedekievit-moerman7618]

19l de 9 3L ' a h

[@anthonygifford9494]

I love how they did the past uniforms

[@rrclerk68]

Remember that in addition to being fine musicians, each member of the band is a qualified USMC Rifleman. Any specialty you may acquire as a Marine, you have to be a rifleman first, last and always. In many cases, fleet Marine band members went ashore with the assault troops and acted as stretcher bearers in battle situations, and assisting Navy Corpsmen in treat the wounded.

[@mgbsecteacher]

As President Harry Truman once said, "There never was a photo op that any marines missed" (or something to that effect). They always seem to be where the video and still cameras are!!

[@alexfitch9427]

@@mgbsecteacher Truman was a failed haberdasher, and was eaten up with jealousy for the Corps.

[@williamweggejr6055]

Alex Fitch M

[@lestermount3287]

everyone is an 0311, and can revert to that when necessary, talking to some who were at Chosin that is exactly what they did.

[@daniel_sc1024]

@@mgbsecteacher I've heard that the Marines' PR skills are second only to their fighting ability. Indeed, those PR skills are why they exist today. After WWII, the Army top brass, Truman, and Eisenhower tried to absorb the Marine Corps into the Army (at the time, the Commandant was not a member of the joint chiefs of staff; he was only consulted on matters related to the Corps.); the Marines mounted a PR campaign with Congress, and as a result they passed a law mandating the USMC with a minimum of four divisions.

[@cpt.mukhwasi]

Such a match......i keep on watching this over and over again from +254

[@zwicksan]

I just turned 80, I don't tear up, I cry like a baby when they hit that first note of the hymn! The crowd knows, just listen to them roar.

[@rimfir2]

FANTASTIC. LOVE THAT DRUM MAJOR

[@GdGllyMolly]

Just breathtaking!

[@billwestsmith1559]

As A Brit - Excellent. Boy's (and girls) to be proud of. Even I felt moved.

[@1912fld]

thanks for posting - I still like the older arrangement of The Marines' Hymn that the bands used to play.

[@anzacday4141]

Hello Mr Music123.Many thanks for the dedication you show by recording and posting your wonder videos of the USMC Bands allowing all of us to enjoy. Regards from Downunder

[@donclark4685]

Great Job Marines. I'm Proud of all of you. God Bless!

[@MrLuisde]

Thank you for share this video with the ones who couldn't be there.

[@bobbennett2602]

I teared up just watching this when they started playing the Marine Hymm

[@MarsAveSo]

Too Awesome! way too awesome........Thanks for posting!

[@TheRusty58]

I love this band! Absolute top class! A great pity that the performances of the Marine Bands were limited (saving measures!) But there's the Band of the America's Fews! Veterans who do a great job and preserve the honor! Such as at the Estes Park Tattoo in Colorado!

[@perha45]

I live next to the former USMCAS Tustin and they used to pratcie there. We got a free concert a couple of time a year!

[@toller7544]

After 46 years and I here this song it stills makes me proud

[@danielmarso7242]

T Toller 50 years ago I became a United States Marine, and still to see a Marine band ,still makes me so proud And choked up. Semper Fi ,OOORAH!

[@pbellbell]

But o v course

[@renellwhite9315]

T toller once a Marine and a Marine family always a Marine

[@chrisscomics9448]

It was so mutch fun to have the US Army band play here in norway and to get chance to see them play live

[@toyman9642]

Love to see them playing with the Royal Marines band.

[@VKDM8687]

As always--and you know of my admiration--you rock! THANK YOU!! You're absolutely THE BEST out there!! Camera skills and sound....beyond great. Thank you to your dedication to the pageantry arts.

[@haroldlloyd4814]

Iwas not a Marine. But i am very proud of that magnificent band.

[@anitannerupe635]

This is for you grandpa Marshall RIP 😢😢😢😢 i will always love you

[@babylopez8979]

In my city people are very patriotic. Military City USS San Antonio, Texas Everyone stands and salutes even the kids honor the flag.🇺🇸❤🇨🇱

[@dontcare9689]

People will always love the US Marines.

[@renellwhite9315]

In my day when a military band would pass everyone would stand and ALL the men would take their hats off to show respect. I miss those days

[@Jalpau]

Aye, it's sad that modern society doesn't give military personnel the respect they deserve anymore. There are also less 'Thank you for your service' statements nowadays, but it's the society we live in.

[@jhonyermo]

Bull shit

[@clydesuckfinger7097]

Once a Marine always a Marine. Thank you.