National Emblem March

[@Curt91]

The Air Force played this song during our basic training graduation parade march. "Pass and review" So proud to have served my country for twenty two years in the military. God Bless America

[@tobein123]

Thank you for your service.

[@nitro230.1]

thankyou for your service, your country owes you a great deal

[@Goodstitching]

they played this in my jrotc pass and review, nobody likes either of us

[@gurkanilhan1611]

I served in the Turkish Air Force Command bands for 25 years. one of the anthems I play with great pleasure national emblem march

[@Jude-wy4xx]

Facts

[@hucklebuck72]

I approve of this march.

[@stevenwang1452]

What did you kill to get that username?

[@hucklebuck72]

I don't know ! Hahahaha. I think it probably helps that I capitalized the Of. I've actually only had this username for 13 months.

[@cplpetergriffin1583]

Beautiful....

[@MicroWaveLasagna]

United States of America what about Donald

[@reachpaker4757]

United States of America My country do you angree.

[@edfred3512]

John Philip Sousa said that this was the best march that he didn't write.

[@commanderstraker1082]

I think "Under The Double Eagle" is pretty good as well, even if it is a concert march.

[@charlescates6375]

I like Colonel Bogey, and Alte Kamaraden as well. :-)

[@steveschwieterman9109]

All of those are great marches. Sousa would probably like all of them. And I do, too! I think for a lot of people, the best march is the one they're listening to at the time.

[@andremarc87]

Of course, I wrote that litle melody

[@euqhorian]

Do I see a stolen comment?

[@EdWoodJr1956]

John Philip Sousa said this was his favorite march that he didn't write.

[@tgrsc]

A large hearted comment from the KING of marches!

[@steveschwieterman9109]

And it's right up there with them!

[@tigermafiaug1615]

Actually, Bagley doesn't like his own work, but Sousa love it

[@rockmassa4151]

Reminds me of my Dad..He played the tuba in a marching band...Miss you Dad 💖

[@elspr8908]

Beautiful. My dad also plays the tuba!

[@elliebabyblue]

I am a professional trombonist, and this is one of my favorites, I love marches

[@urielmartinez2161]

I played trombone for years and I also love marches!

[@burtmurphy6261]

Semper Fi!

[@SteveHideg]

I love the Star Spangled Banner theme played by the low brass.

[@IloveChrome846]

America's National Anthem can be heard in the Trombones at 0:13. This march is very enjoyable to perform on a wind instrument.

[@quinnvineep3]

I'm Canadian, and I love and totally respect the United States and what they stand for. Makes me proud to be their neighbor and ally.

[@skylark5789]

That's really sweet! We love you guys, too!!!

[@snackfest6505]

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[@nmr6988]

I'm proud to be the downstairs neighbor of CANADA!

[@welthawood]

With the president we have now, it means so very much to read this. We are trying. Better days ahead.

[@jackman12359]

1812......

[@katrinachapman9743]

I'm in 10th grade and my band class is learning how to play this song. It makes me really excited for the concert! Hello to other fellow clarinet players!! Edit: I am now a freshman in college. I'm also in my college's marching band--which just happens to be one of the best in the country--and I'm still playing clarinet! Never be afraid to dream big!

[@urielmartinez2161]

We played other marches, I like this March! I'm a trombone player! Hello fellow band memeber!

[@jacksoncloss1537]

I’m playing this in 7th

[@owenschafer4750]

Salutations clarinet comrade!

[@ardeshirirani7061]

Yes I played this in my sophomore year of high school what a great march! Honestly I think it's better than the stars and stripes forever it was a patriotic tone with the national anthem melody in the trombone part! I played trombone

[@lilianacardona4285]

I’m in 7th and we playing this

[@8aleph]

In my 17 years of military service I passed in review to this majestic march many times. it's my favorite US MARCH

[@arthurtandy8398]

John Phillip Sousa, upon hearing this march, said:"I wish I'd written it."

[@funveeable]

This song was for Navy bootcamp graduation but I only got to hear 10 seconds of it for rehearsal. 3 months of the drill tape and on the day before graduation, I went through a full simulation and as the song played I braced for the music to cut off after 10 seconds. It's didn't and played through the whole song. I burst into tears in rank because bootcamp was finally at an end.

[@jitgreen8366]

Congratulations and a job well done Shipmate.

[@marlenelindsey7638]

That’s why they played the entire thing. That’s awesome. I just love this tune.

[@Emma-ei7tp]

We're playing it in our band. The irony is we're British 😂

[@danielboone5505]

+Emi Jenks Our boys all died together in Normandy and elsewhere. Many of us Americans have much love for the British empire and much of your music. Rule, Britannia, The Black Bear, The British Grenadiers, Highland Laddie, Scotland the Brave... There's something about these songs that instill something in a man which can not be explained properly with words. Never forget we are all children of the Most High and never forget what so many of your ancestors fought and died to win and preserve for you. Was a very short time ago that men were being mowed down by the hundreds as they scrambled for a foothold in hopes that you might not live under foreign oppression. Do not allow what Hitler and Mussolini and Hirohito could not take with force to be handed away under a guise of new age understanding and cooperation!!!! May The Lord Christ Jesus keep and bless you, young lady. Adios

[@jsaulgamesandmore3541]

we did too lol San Augustine Wolves 75972 SA!

[@RubyDragon-ed8xx]

+Daniel Boone As much as I agree with you, Mussolini wasn't a threat. Mussolini was a good man. If you study Italy during the war, you could see that Italy had great respect for America. And that Italy wanted to ally with Britain and France, but France and Britain refused. Italy also didn't commit any war crimes. Hitler and Hirohito on the other hand, did many war crimes, and caused the war in the first place.

[@ericsteele6941]

Rule, Britannia from Canada! God Save our Queen!

[@johnkramer8091]

We play this in our band and we're german lol Last weekend, we even played during a concert at Schützenfest, a very traditional and German fest. I guess the people liked it. Bands around the world play German marches, why shouldn't we play this nice piece? Btw our conductor is British and he can't evade all the Brexit jokes now :D

[@RobertK1993]

The USA a great country 🇺🇸 hello from 🇮🇪.

[@Jared-xf5xl]

Robert Kelly Ireland is pretty cool to:)

[@Geenoi]

@@Jared-xf5xl PRETTY COOL? PRETTY COOL? It is one of the BEST countries.

[@Ravi0liF0rmu0li]

Ireland is a great country as well 🇮🇪 and hello from the USA 🇺🇲

[@therealslimshitty5186]

@@Geenoi calm down there, fella

[@Geenoi]

@@therealslimshitty5186I had a different username in a point in time and this was really funny now it isnt.. sorry.

[@kfcmcnuggets1867]

1:45 ........ I love that part. It always puts a smile on my face.

[@michaelc9810]

What is the name of this song?!?! I can’t find the name anywhere!

[@lucassterling5169]

I get to play that part... It's so much fun seeing it approach on the sheet music

[@Jeyricho]

I came specifically for this part, it was the part that played while my commissioning Air Force class was passing the group commander during our graduation parade

[@Disques13Swing]

@@michaelc9810 Oh, the Monkey Wrapped his Tail Around the Flag Pole ---------------------To Let the Wind Blow ---------------------Up his Ass Hole!!!

[@bladesteele4739]

Same here, whole reason I came to find this. It played as my company marched across the parade deck at MCRD San Diego on graduation day.

[@patrickshultz780]

for some reason we march to this in Australia...not a bad thing though pretty good piece of music

[@FLYSR]

Husky_311 It came through from the USMC who we, as Aussies helped during their stay in Australia in WW2

[@johntabuteau4772]

in the AAFC we use it as well

[@commanderstraker1082]

And in High School, we used to play "Invercargill".

[@Trucksofwar]

Be a WWII adoption same as the USMC using Waltzing Matilda

[@jambat100]

Ah yes, fellow aussies

[@5pentafive15]

This played at my sports day in South Korea... GOD BLESS AMERICA

[@defox5019]

International Influence indeed.

[@417Owsy]

Yes, lets hope america goes out of this political mess somehow, being on of the largest democracies is difficult

[@therealslimshitty5186]

Why lol

[@shrnrae1]

This is a fun and spirited march to play while the troops pass in review. Still after many years of being out of the military I love nothing more than a good march played by a good band.

[@therealgeneralMacArthur]

Pov: you are in a beautiful, unspoiled corner of the british empire

[@strasbourgeois1]

this is a certified pig war classic

[@ehetenandayo2742]

I'm bad at history and I live in asia. Can someone give me context?

[@fed7435]

@@ehetenandayo2742 this song was used in an Oversimplified video about the Pig War. For context, a British governor was annoyed when American settlers moved to his territory. This music played in the background during those scenes. I recommend watching his video fully, it’s quite funny.

[@ehetenandayo2742]

@@fed7435 ohh thank you for the info!

[@CullenRTerry]

That was 2 years ago?!

[@danielscott2292]

POV: You’re a British person minding your own business on San Juan Islands

[@averagejoe8358]

Funny thing, the British armed forces, including the cadet forces, use this march. RAF band played this during my passing out :)

[@joebruno1438]

John Phillip Sousa, after hearing this march, said:"I wish I'd written that."

[@PSkitt82]

Funny you say that. Turns out Karl King wrote something like twice as many marches as Sousa did. I was surprised to find that out. Now, perhaps Sousa wrote the better ones (or at least more popular). So with that said, at the end of the day, it's about quality not quantity.

[@MsRitabrown]

Playing first trombone on this piece. One of the best things written for low brass!

[@chiimumango3979]

Ahh... what a beautiful, unspoiled corner of the British Empire. I've got my spotted dick, my Spice Girls fan club membership and an unrelenting negative outlook on life that affects everyone around me. WHAT ARE YOU LOOKING AT STEVEN? Yes, Truly British! What the.... NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@galatheumbreon6862]

fello fellow oversimpliyied fan

[@benjaminbridges7400]

(National Elbem intensives)

[@readytodie7355]

As a Finn, this is one of the best marches i've heard 😄

[@FerdinandGamelin]

and now, Suomi wanna to join NATO ehhhhhhh

[@eggman830]

@@FerdinandGamelin yeah cry about it

[@AlexKS1992]

@@FerdinandGamelinGFY

[@tangent.arc38618]

@@FerdinandGamelinWe will protect our allies, no shame in it

[@AtlUtd711]

As a former member of the Phantom Regiment (86-90) I still have flashbacks every time I hear this LOL Last I heard it was still the parade tune.

[@brianball7938]

Played it as a member of a drum corps-style, comptitive marching high school band every Memorial Day down the streets of our small Ohio 'burg. Love Phantom Regiment!

[@lightingandsoundtheonlyway6517]

Happy fourth of July from England . 🇬🇧🇺🇲

[@TnseWlms]

They have fourth of July in England, too, I hear.

[@terrorfire8505]

@Christopher Maxeiner *their - A Brit

[@infectiouslife1529]

Umm should I tell him...

[@Geenoi]

Damn royalist I can't believe I'm saying this but here is a late thank you.

[@smokeycat132]

Brothers and sisters in the UK we love ya!

[@dr.redactedkondraki463]

The trio always makes me so emotional. It sounds like end credits for life

[@CavCav_]

8th/7th grade band we’re doing this for our spring concert i’m so excited it’s one of my favorites

[@danielbroache]

One of the best American marches hands down!

[@ColoringAHouse]

They play this song at my town's festivities! I love it so much.

[@marianmoser-otto3590]

Happy 4th of July, everyone! God bless America! 🇺🇸

[@rasol492]

Love it, reminds me of my Army basic training graduation ceremony.

[@cjbrothwell6304]

I'm a 9th grader my concert band is playing this, I play drums and this song is badass

[@speedyneutrino1729]

+CJ Brothwell ...I wish you the best of luck.........from an old bandsman in Florida.

[@chloeline6748]

+The Bay Boys its cut time so yeah

[@ragingraven2746]

+CJ Brothwell i dont blame u i hear nice drums playing every time there's a crescendo for drums especially 0:59

[@skyewilliams8433]

+CJ Brothwell Same but I play clarinet

[@drinkme9116]

I'm sax... This song is hard on flutes saxophones and clarinets 😭😭

[@SouthernMaineFoamer]

Fun fact the British use this too. Yea I’m still shocked. Also I love how this match sort of sounds like the national anthem at a few times

[@-haruki-1371]

A few years ago, I was playing the Snare Drum at the Brass Band in Japan. At that time, we performed this march. Even now, It is my favorite song, and my memories :D

[@charlessmith263]

I heard a lot of American military marches over the years. This song almost became the "Second Stars and Stripes Forever"---it sounds a bit like John Philip Sousa music-wise--has the same aspects of a Sousa-style American military march, even though Edwin Eugene Bagley did that and not Sousa. It was one of the mainstay songs of Washington DC's grand 4th of July firework spectacular for lots of years in the patriotic music medley during the fireworks.

[@w4zyt]

With all due respect to J P Sousa, this may be the best march ever written. Certainly a blast to play, and everyone recognizes it.

[@ocularzombie6679]

imagine this as a JP Sousa march tho

[@robertfry9276]

I agree . . . and so would Sousa. When asked to name the three most effective street marches ever written, Sousa named two of his own compositions . . . and this one.

[@michaelfarmer8253]

My favorite march. We played it in the late 60's under the direction of the late , great John B. Robbins. What a blast. Great memories

[@Bennyson10]

We use this song on so many parades in Australia

[@supermudkipz]

And this is a bad thing because?

[@youngarchivest9092]

@@supermudkipz He didn't say it was a bad thing.

[@BuffBillsbacker95]

International influence indeed.

[@catherinewilson3880]

It's not a song. Songs have lyrics and singers. This is a military March.

[@therealslimshitty5186]

@@catherinewilson3880 How do you live a normal life being this much of a smart ass

[@flammyyyyy]

My marching band uses 1:46 to the end for pregame before every football game, also for the Memorial Day parade and for the yearly Cedar Point trip

[@henryquenin6580]

My favorite. On the US Air Force base in Germany where my dad was transferred (Weisbaden) in the 1950s they played this on the American radio station every morning.

[@turnitback]

We are a British brass band. We rehearsed this superb American march this evening and will be playing it in concert next year. I had intended to ask our musical director if he would play it , but he coincidentally got it out before I asked him.

[@jamesissmexy4024]

My favorite american marches: Stars and Stripes forever When Johny comes marching home National Emblem March

[@GamePlayWithNolan]

Same here!

[@charleyhibschweiler4555]

Semper Fidelis?

[@tigermafiaug1615]

My favourite US march Anchor Aweigh National emblem Glory of the yankee navy

[@allisonblevins682]

Stars and Stripes Forever is my school song! And I played this march at an All-Region clinic and concert this year!

[@bpf1214]

I played this in my states all-county band, and it sounded fantastic. Definitely one of my favorite experiences

[@myungduckchoi]

this song reminds me of early 1989 when i served in korean army as staff sergeant, the military band performed this marching song but i did not know who wrote this song, anyway it made me feel so good .

[@x-celsius5905]

Played this as the last piece in our wind ensemble concert last school year, was such a joy to play!! Played Semper Fidelis the quarter before, that one was just as fun! Edit: this is actually my band director's favorite march!

[@charlescates6375]

Outside of the Band Geek Community, I'd bet the vast majority of folks you'd ask would say this was a Sousa March :-)

[@sousafan100]

Excellent rendition of this march 😀👍

[@benjaminmarsh60]

When I graduated basic, they played this song but started at 1:46 and all I could think of was the Dirty Dozen and in the marching formation before we did our eyes right it brought a smile to my face

[@colonelace2901]

Number 2 sir

[@colonelace2901]

Me and my dad used to always watch that show over and over.....And it never gets old.

[@cl0vvntiem]

Donald Sutherland's General Pinkley is one of the greatest comedic moments ever put to film.

[@ColonelMarcellus]

In high school, the band played, and marched to, this piece before every home game. The ROTC cadets would carry a HUGE garrison sized flag onto the field with the band who would, after an invocation or prayer, play the national anthem. Though most of the band members hated the ROTC, as this was in the early 1970s, it was one time they would work together.

[@canepazzoTannen84]

This music recalls me a precise quote: Pinkley: [impersonating a General] Where are you from, son? Soldier: Madison City, Missouri, sir! Pinkley: Never heard of it.

[@galatheumbreon6862]

Oh no....

[@Billy_Annizarry]

*glubby Americans pouring in intensifies*

[@ashadowperson9905]

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!

[@michaelfarmer8253]

What an excellent march. I was lucky enough to play it under the inspired direction of the late, great John B Robbins in the late 60s. Thanks for fine memory. Regards

[@carcu5118]

My HS band from WV played in te 1976 Bicentenial Parade in Philedelphia, Pa. T'hank you Don and the WEIR HIGH SCHOOL MARCHING BAND.

[@mariafe7050]

NNNOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!

[@B-52H]

Colt revolvers go off

[@spooky6481]

I remember hearing this on the drill deck in midway ceremonial hall in Great Lakes for my graduation. Never will forget that day.

[@francescobertaccini6903]

I love America and all the American people. Francesco from north of Italy

[@Cosmo1952]

I'm proud to yse this as well as so many military band song in all my free public event shows supporting our Veterans

[@coreyjensen1363]

my band at our school is practicing this song for veterans day on the 11th. its such a good song! love it even tho im part of the bass (tuba player)

[@trumaniac239]

Corey Jensen I wish our band was playing this ( I'm a fellow tuba player )

[@JoeStroup774]

hey same here. Isn't it strange never getting bass music? I get from trombone to baritone tuba, all the low brass. I keep having to write in the note higher on some of the tuba stuff tho.... hbu

[@coreyjensen1363]

TPGnation I love playing this song. Maybe ask your conductor to get it so you guys can play it

[@malachinewman5709]

in my band im a trombone player

[@commanderstraker1082]

Good piece for us trombonists, isn't it?

[@johnnyaughwick]

I have no idea how or why it works but anytime my 7 month old son is crying, I play this song and he immediately stops. Thank you!

[@markiansilos1483]

We played this in our University....I played Sousaphone and this song is soooo good

[@kds233]

저는 1971년 생 남성 입니다. 70년대 중반~80년대 초반, 제가 어릴 때 동네에 가끔 곡마단이 들어와서 가설 극장을 차리고 서커스를 했는데, 시작 할 때 흑백 화면으로 대한 늬우스가 나왔는데요. 그 대한 늬우스 할 때 자주 나오던 곡이 바로 이 National Emblem march 입니다. 그 땐 이 곡이 무슨 곡인지 제목을 몰랐는데. 제가 중고교 시절, 누나가 회사 다닐 때 클래식에 심취 해서 누나가 클래식, 행진곡 카세트 테이프를 사오곤 해서 저도 들으며 곡명을 알고 반가웠습니다.

[@Tommeyer130]

I played this in band yesterday loved it😂😀

[@Jude-wy4xx]

Love this tune my band is currently playing this and we all love it and also the brass love is awesome

[@Treeworks211]

I love 1:46. I graduated from recruit training two weeks ago. They played this when the colors were retired. Such a great piece.

[@Themapleleaforever]

We Canadians and Brits play this sometimes. Good ol yanks. Glad to have you as an ally. Sounds happy but epic near the end

[@zachremley9309]

Remember hearing this play at my USMC bootcamp graduation, finally found it!

[@beckywilson5410]

For 8th grade band, we played this and by far my favorite

[@pathfinder44ltd]

My favorite marching march when I served in the USAF & EVERY TIME I hear it! 🇺🇸

[@jacob999-b7r]

This march gives so much memories. I love the tempo of it, and this just makes me smile a lot.

[@Sparks68]

The trio at the end is used to advance the colors for presentation to the reviewing stand in parades. It's among the most recognizable part of this march.

[@susanclark8102]

I have always loved this march, that is after I stopped being completely intimidated by it at band camp as a Freshman flute & piccolo player. The first day of camp, our director, Mr. Fournier had us sight read and play on tempo!! We were to memorize it as it would be our football game and parade march song. By Friday of camp I could actually play it, although at half tempo. Fifty plus years later I couldn’t remember the name and thought maybe Sousa wrote it as I searched KZbin for the recording. My husband got caught up with the search and he’s the one that found it today. Disneyland’s band plays it daily as they recess the flag retreat ceremony. That’s where the search began for the name. 😂 Yay! I’d even contacted two bandmates from HS, neither one could remember either. I just couldn’t let it go. All is right with the world now. ❤️

[@tigertspc]

it's so good that I have to put it on loop

[@tigertspc]

cool

[@berniesanderson7258]

hOW DO YOU PUT IT ON LOOP?

[@dennyduran-flores3802]

Right click on the video and click on where it says "Loop." I think it only works for computer. If it works, you're welcome. =)

[@jaxon049]

I remember this march being played at my Naval Recruit Training graduation in Orlando, FL in 1969. Always loved this particular march of the many that have been written.

[@reddevilparatrooper]

I love this march.When you have a Brigade or Division parade with fixed bayonets it sucks standing at parade rest because you have guys falling over and passing out sticking some guy in front of you.When this comes on it means "Pass and review",and oh what a relief just to move your legs.Memories and some real funny ones too.

[@jameshorn270]

Someone tell me why, when most of our enemies are armed with AKs, we still have a weapon which requires closing in to about three feet to use, by which time any competent enemy has put a half dozen rounds in us. More of a risk of training deaths (and in this case, parade injuries) than a serious weapon. My unit had bayonets and never issued them, even in Iraq, but everytime we had an inventory they had to be counted; for some reason it was tough to get the same number twice.

[@reddevilparatrooper]

James Horn Yes thats true even we are in the 21st Century.Its more today of a ceremonial weapon like the sword.Its the last symbol of the Infantry's use of cold steel.I remember a couple of years ago i was watching some vintage Saddam era Iraqi films made during the 80s here on KZbin about the Iraq-Iran war.Every Iraqi soldier from commander down to private looked like Saddam wearing a mustache and always heroic.It showed Iraqi and Iranian infantry bayonet fighting with AKs and G-3s in no mans land like it was the Western Front of WWI.Good bayonet action from the actors but i thought it was hilarious.So i went and asked an Iraqi old man who owns a pizza joint here in Vegas if they fought with bayonets during his time fighting the Iranians?He said it was true because he was fighting in Southern Iraq across from Um Quasar and in Iran near the Abaddan oil fields.The Iranians would infiltrate their Infantry at night to take out their positions via close combat.They would shoot it out and fight hand to hand all night until they would beat back the Iranians.If you ever look at the aftermath footage of that war in that area,the battlefield was littered with bodies like WWI.Even though bayonets are archaic they still did see some use.

[@EdWoodJr1956]

James Horn Back in the old days of single shot muskets (that took forever to reload) after the musketeers had emptied their weapons, the enemy could rush the musket line. The first idea was to have men with spears covering the musketeers. Later they got rid of the spears, and just stuck a knife on the end of the musket. And that was the bayonet. With the coming of multiple shot rifles, the bayonet was no longer practical. But you must admit, a bayonet charge is still pretty intimidating.

[@jameshorn270]

Edward Wood If the enemy pops up from 20 meters away, yes. But on the whole, I would rather face someone who thought the bayonet was a good idea rather than someone who stands off and launches grenades and rpgs. Gen Shoomaker put out a combat training manual which recommended a 300 meter bayonet assault course. The minimal hand to hand component of his training program we were exposed to prior to deployment to Iraq cost us 3 soldiers out of 76 permanently, are 4 more who rejoined us in theater after weeks of treatment. (I admit to taking some satisfaction that one of the instructors suffered a broken thumb) I think some of our soldiers fired while on convoy, but no one used the hand to hand stuff, and our bayonets never made it out of the Conex.

[@fergusmacleide1795]

I attended high school in Blacksburg, Virginia, home of Virginia Tech. This march was often played by the Virginia Tech Regimental Band better known as the Highty-Tighties.

[@yomomshouse5908]

I played this for a Veterans Day concert this year and this was one of my favorites to play.

[@zippy987]

The last time I played this in the marching band was 66 years ago. Great march!

[@Groose1972]

Brings back memories of marching to this during parades in USAF.

[@RoseCadenza]

I got to play this song on tenor sax many times. Now I am playing it on oboe. One of my favorite patriotic marches. :D

[@lukegroundwalker9794]

I AM PROUD TO BE AMERICAN 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@FelixLarios1234]

I am proud to be a Jedi

[@Themapleleaforever]

I’m proud your American from Canada

[@dechuawilliams]

They play the trio part at Naval Recruit Training Command graduations...the recruit division commanders or "Naval drill instructors" march to the drill deck abd take place in front of their divisions with that part

[@steelersfan7238]

Happy Birthday to our "National Emblem!" May it fly freely forever!!

[@eardestructioninc.4928]

This is the credits song that plays when you 100% America’s story mode

[@locolopelocolope]

I want this as my alarm clock theme !!!!!

[@rosieasmrwhispererzephier7021]

locolopelocolope I want the National Anthem as my Alarm Clock

[@candicoated2001]

The most patriotic way to wake up.

[@supermudkipz]

Don’t, no matter what you set as your alarm sound, you will grow to hate it.

[@therealslimshitty5186]

@@supermudkipz Not always. I have some tunes from Everywhere at the End of Time as my alarm and I still can't get enough of them.

[@RoseCadenza]

Out of all 21 songs I'm playing this summer for band, this has to be one of my favorites. Love it! (Bari Sax)

[@theandrewloeffler]

Hey! A fellow Bari Sax!

[@DeathTideWarrior]

Ahhh

[@aureliozambon2725]

Para mim, essa é a mais bela interpretação desta linda marcha. USAF Heritage of America Band. Greetings from Brazil.

[@x_Star.Saber_x]

I'm a ninth grader. I play first Alto Sax for this song in my high school's Wind Ensemble.

[@speedyneutrino1729]

+The Springtrap ....I'm an old tenor sax guy but I like playing the alto sometimes. I hope your band experience is as good as mine was.

[@danielboone5505]

+The Springtrap When you play these marches remember that these are military marches. Remember that these were written to honor men who were fighting and spilling their blood so that you could one day live free and play your saxophone in a time of peace. This is your heritage and history. Never forget the millions of men who have paid with their lives that you might have a chance at freedom. Never forget It is better to walk alone and do that which is right than to walk in the company of fools who know nought but folly. I play the saxophone also by the way =p Take care and may Christ Jesus bless and keep you.

[@x_Star.Saber_x]

+Daniel Boone I completely agree with you. I sometimes tell the same thing to my band mates. I tell them to play this song with pride because it is originally played by people who serve in our army, protecting.

[@danielboone5505]

The Springtrap =D I'm glad not all youngsters are mindless halfwits who care about nothing but pleasure. I pray thee all the best in life my friend. Always do what is right because it is right! Bye now

[@kamithompson7781]

I'm in 7th grade and my band is playing this for contest. I don't think we'll win because we're going up against high school bands, but that's okay because this piece is really fun.

[@angryomyzs7933]

Over manifest destiny moment

[@claytonridings6851]

the band that i am in (ringgold tigers ) are doing this march for our veterans. day concert on the 9 plz come and injoy i love this march it is one of my favorite

[@nancykolenick7202]

My favorite subject in the army drill and ceremonies

[@matthewgalt9478]

During the 2nd strain, my dad used to sing “Oh the monkey wrapped his tail around the flagpole You could see up his ...”

[@jackanoryrights663]

Played this last summer in the Central and East Yorkshire band in honour of our American brothers

[@grantrobinson8179]

The tuba part at 1:47 makes this song so powerful.

[@sydneyvargas2914]

My advanced band is playing this for festival and I love it so much

[@Sam-tf9ip]

Really? I'm playing in middle school for all state. What instrument are you? I'm trombone.

[@jammerjunk6279]

Mhappiwis I was in all state also this year for sd

[@Sam-tf9ip]

Jared Latt South Dakota? I just was at all state band for Middle school in south dakota yesterday!

[@jammerjunk6279]

Same!

[@jammerjunk6279]

Mhappiwis​

[@markscolnick2069]

Great, we need to hear more of these,our young people don't learn about history maybe the music and its traditions will help?

[@dompedroii3846]

Congratulations my americans friends Brasil❤❤❤ Usa❤❤❤❤

[@magickann]

40 some years ago I marched in a band in a huge band review in National City CA and we played this. We won Sweepstakes. It is of all the ones we played my favorite march.