Remembrance Day Parade GB 2016

Remembrance Day Parade Gettysburg 2016
We had a great time!
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[@laurenangel2151]

29:07 my favorite part: Dixie

[@superbeast2453]

I went to this parade and am glad to watch it again! Thank you!!

[@cheo1949]

I never miss it! We both dress up and try to be part of the whole event.

[@MusketMan1997]

I am vehemently aggravated at the "Cornfed Piper" wearing a modern full dress blouse from The Citadel and disgracing it with whatever that tartan is and his shoddy piping. Not to mention the whole farbtastic kit he has on.

[@DariusOfPersia]

I marched in this parade. It was a lot of fun. Let me tell you, those shoes are pretty damn uncomfortable, but, then again, comfort wasn't their purpose. Also, if you haven't before, you guys should check out David Kincaid. He has some great recordings of Civil War-era music. I actually got to meet him. He marched in this parade. I never knew he was a Civil War reenactor until I saw him while we were forming up for the parade. I was thrilled! You can see him march by, holding the sword at 21:28.

[@cheo1949]

We've been fans of DK for ages and have pretty much followed his career from the beginning. He has slowed down a bit since the baby but we catch him at the music muster in GB every Summer. We missed this years parade due to family needs but hope to be there next year. By the way I have another GB parade video that's a few years older.

[@cheo1949]

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[@cheo1949]

That's my wife in the video thumbnail kzbin.info/www/bejne/qHjUnWqsiNmnnbM

[@davidmacdonald3103]

Love the boy with the grape and barrow walking after the side saddle ladies :) That's authenticity!

[@cheo1949]

This parade awesome. Never miss it.

[@briankiernansmith2433]

mine eyes have seen the glory of the coming of the lord! gettysburg made america.

[@cheo1949]

Indeed!

[@RobertsonDMcI]

The grandest motley crew I've ever seen .... a fine remembrance ... congratulations Jose to you and your family.

[@cheo1949]

It was 60 degrees which is very unusual! Most to es it is cold, snowyor icy rain. Even end you will see barefooted Confederates! I love it!

[@michaelpreston233]

That was the best I've ever marched in, 23rd USCT.

[@cheo1949]

I believe you. The weather was perfect till afterwards. We were eating outside at the Farmsworth House and we had to suddenly take it to go. The winds hit and e temps dropped like 30 degrees. We dress like local civilians and we decided since it was warm we did not need our warms extras!!!!!

[@matthewcampbell7804]

As a fellow reenactor, 3rd US Regulars, I love seeing the USCT anywhere!

[@jinxy7033]

We have 318.9 million people as citizens of the U.S.A and only 2.167.two thousand people have viewed these documentaries I say these because this figure of 2 thousand is a common number of Americans who viewed these events. The point is that is a sorry number of people who actually care for the history of the U.S so what conclusion can draw of this? does anybody outside of a handful of Americans care either we have too many enemies or people are ashamed of the country, or people are too afraid to be Americans of European decent....you make the call.......

[@cheo1949]

I have to agree!

[@ceccobedocchi1380]

sono stato a gettysburg due volte. il campo di battaglia con le ricostruzioni e annesso museo e' una cosa eccezionale. vi ho ritrovato molti richiami a quanto racconta raimondo luraghi (recentemente scomparso) nella sua storia della guerra di secessione. che e' un testo ponderoso e completo molto quotato anche dagli storici americani. quanto alla sfilata, che ho visto nel 2015 e',carina e ben fatta. ci hanno messo dentro anche jeep della seconda guerra mondiale che non centrano molto, auto civili del 1950 o giu' di li, che centrano ancora meno. chi vuole provare emozioni uniche si documenti bene e visiti il campo di battaglia

[@Mortenhendriksen]

I love the look of the unions blue uniform, it's a nice design. But I also love how the confederates wear so many different uniforms, it makes them more unique.

[@andrewstravels2096]

My thoughts exactly!!!

[@TheStringer2010]

Que muestra de Patriotismo Civico y Amor a la Patria Tan GRANDE

[@s.f.n.4491]

Un saludo enorme desde España. Gran desfile, grandes personas, muy bien organizado y realmente bonito.

[@Marcel7378]

God bless the south!

[@cheo1949]

Indeed!

[@nickcappert4155]

What's the name of the song at 9:39

[@j.d.peppmeier9041]

Everybody ought to go to Gettysburg at least once !

[@s.f.n.4491]

God bless the confederate states

[@cheo1949]

I rather say the USA!

[@RockySheperd]

My great- grandfather was a confederate soldier in the 11th Virginia Infantry Regiment. He was one of it's first recruits in the unit July 1861. He was killed at Gettysburg July 2nd. A good soldier, and a good Confederate.

[@alanmorris7669]

I can hardly believe those sorry ass men made that elderly woman be the equestrian cleanup person, at 24:36.

[@cheo1949]

Maybe she volunteered.

[@ronaldofranca8470]

Parabéns ao país que honra sua memória. Congratulações.

[@pacofrio1]

Hermoso y Honorable Desfile !!!

[@cheo1949]

Gracias!

[@marcyp1]

I really enjoyed the parade video...looked like a whole lot of fun...

[@cheo1949]

Thanks. It is a ton of fun.

[@josecarlossobreira2130]

DIXIE FOREVER

[@whoflungdung1046]

When and where is this parade held??

[@cheo1949]

Gettysburg, PA and by the way it is coming up in a couple of weeks. I'll be there!

[@whoflungdung1046]

@@cheo1949 thanks I've just realized it said at the beginning where it's held. I'm gonna try and make it for next year.

[@dwnstringer]

Hello from the UK A.C.W.S member sends her greetings

[@cheo1949]

Howdy!

[@ЮрийШумилов-м2г]

The cavalcada of greengomosas so nice diers freinds thanks bravo

[@tonirk5122]

Aquí también tuvimos nuestra guerra civil, pero el recuerdo aún está demasiado reciente. Pasarán aún muchos años antes de que se curen del todo las heridas y podamos hacer recreaciones históricas sin que surjan los rencores y los odios.

[@cheo1949]

La de los EU ocurrio en 1860s termino en 1865

[@МобиМоби-с5й]

@@cheo1949 В Российской империи гражданская была с 1918 по 1920 тоже народа убили много ,но до сих пор есть и красные и белые по убеждению ,типо смерть мировому капиталу и буржуям !

[@acdragonrider]

I am looking for re-enactment to attend

[@cheo1949]

Google is you friend.

[@ThePUMPKIN2113]

The Silver fox at the 5:47 is adorable. :)

[@cheo1949]

General Lee.

[@ThePUMPKIN2113]

Ha, yes, General Lee. I also find him working at the visitor center. He's a very nice man.

[@fixedgearforlife]

Black Hats at 14:20!

[@cheo1949]

YESSSSSS!

[@theamericaneaglepatriot9673]

First corps! Reynolds!

[@clayforge4696]

Looks like dismounted cavalry

[@3578craig]

Im an ohio yank but if i see the stars and bars defiled no tellin what i might do!

[@cheo1949]

Well as a veteran with 22 years in the millitary I do feel the same way

[@KeshHarp]

I'd celebrate. Never forget Andersonville!

[@notcomplicit7982]

Awesome!

[@cheo1949]

Thanks. It truly was and always is. We dress as local civilians. That was my lady near me in a few shots.

[@kenwilliamson3251]

Was there not one single Confederate unit in that parade that says something

[@cheo1949]

Sure there were but not many this one year. Don't know why.

[@MGTOWPaladin]

I see Yankees! Where's my rifle? Deo Vindice! Lincoln Proclamation 19 Apr 1861 "Whereas an insurrection against the Government of the United States has broken out in the States of South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Florida, Mississippi, Louisiana, and Texas, and the laws of the United States for the COLLECTION OF THE REVENUE (taxes) cannot be effectually executed therein comformably to that provision of the Constitution which requires DUTIES (taxes) to be uniform throughout the United States:..." Done at the City of Washington, this nineteenth day of April, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty-one, and of the Independence of the United States the eighty-fifth. ABRAHAM LINCOLN, President: WILLIAM H. SEWARD, Secretary of State

[@vlaid-cb7zj]

These are reenactors of the 1860s time period which where always on the March with limited food rations so why are some so fat

[@cheo1949]

Maybe because these are regular over 150 years later folks who get a lot more food to eat than the confederates did? Come on man be serious.

[@kurtsherrick2066]

Over 25% of the Confederate Army marching to Gettysburg marched barefooted. They were on average 30 pounds underweight and the average Soldier weighed 130 pounds healthy. Pennsylvanians came to watch the Southern Army March. One lady wrote in her journal that the Southern boys had a spirit their boys lacked. When Lee Marched to Gettysburg southern troops took horses, gun powder and boots and shoes. They took cows and pigs and chickens. They didn't steal possessions from inside homes or burn defenseless citizens out of their homes. They didn't rape innocent women and children like the Union Army did in the South. You are right about the weight of the Confederate Army. They were skin and bone. But they fought like demons outnumbered sometimes 5 to 1.

[@cheo1949]

@@kurtsherrick2066 yeah correct observation but come on it's just a parade you're not trying to be a hundred percent accurate.

[@kurtsherrick2066]

@@cheo1949 oh I agree Jose. It's a great thing that we can remember and honor the men on both sides that gave their lives fighting for what they believed in. I had three ancestors fight at Shiloh. Two for the South and one from the North. I have my great great grandfather's release from the Federal Army. It list the major battles he was in. It's kept in a closet in the original picture frame it was put in. He moved South and married a Southern lady a few years after the war. He was from Illinois and I had one from Mississippi and Tennessee. They all survived but my Tennessee ancestor lost a leg in the Second Battle of Franklin. He was in the First Army of Tennessee and they are the Army that coined "No Surrender." "Fight until we die" They all were almost killed.

[@MGTOWPaladin]

Re-enactors not dieters plus they are willing to dress up for entertainment value.

[@Jaume650]

Barras.y.estrellas.jajajajaja

[@angerincarnate9167]

21:45 yee haw

[@cheo1949]

Yup!

[@user-sq1bg2ei6i]

* Long live DIXIE !

[@cheo1949]

Me too.

[@user-sq1bg2ei6i]

@@cheo1949 Greetings from Europe ...

[@panzerwolf494]

Given the looks of some of those yankees I imagine by now it's just a procession of rascal scooters

[@neinnein9306]

ConFATerates today

[@cheo1949]

Thanks.

[@KeshHarp]

Damn sessesh come along an' ruint everything!... Hey Georgie Pickett - where's your Division?

[@gtinney1]

Wonderful to see that they are remembered ---- Both sides !

[@cheo1949]

This week end is the 2017 paprade1

[@Dd-xt8hc]

I would of luv to be there. The town looks awesome. I like it when the men take of there hats and wave them with little bow. And the women look good.

[@snowpatriot4045]

Johnny Rebs were looking sharp that day!!! hoorah

[@tylerdicembrino1689]

In with the 5th NY Zouaves at 20:32

[@cheo1949]

Awesome!

[@veloise]

8:06 46th PA Regiment Band

[@cheo1949]

Are you in there? Awesome.

[@Freawulf]

"Oh, how do you like the Army The brass-mounted Army, The high-falutin' Army, Where eagle buttons rule?" ;-)

[@billkeane528]

the one thing that you can re-create is the size of the men the average soldier was way smaller that the men today modern living and no shortage of high protein foods compared to the mid 19th century

[@cheo1949]

True.

[@raretank654]

11:20 2nd FVB! and 11:30 1st PA res. co. D

[@cheo1949]

Correct.

[@hoosieryank6731]

9:00 Bucktails!

[@cheo1949]

You bet.

[@Jaume650]

GLORY FOR.DIXIE

[@andrescarril3691]

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