Unknown Soldier Guard Calls Out Parents.

[@aarphi1984]

Polite, direct, professional. Perfectly done.

[@КГБКолДжорджКостанца]

Love to Canada. 🇷🇺

[@mildly_miffed_man1414]

Do you really drink maple syrup

[@КГБКолДжорджКостанца]

@@mildly_miffed_man1414 shut up

[@bbgjazmin6520]

@Anson Leung your like that one kid, "your disrespecting a future army officer "💀😭

[@bbgjazmin6520]

@@mildly_miffed_man1414 what?

[@CG87343]

I thought he was rather polite about it. Wasn’t fussing, just stating the rules. Even said thank you.

[@ninjaked1265]

That’s why it says “calls out”

[@helixranger2625]

@@ninjaked1265 It seems like either the title or description referred to "fussing" at one point. So it was changed due to the numbers of comments pointing it out it's the wrong word to say.

[@ecclairmayo4153]

Exactly

[@brianbaldoz1644]

That's true.the fact that they say , requested, instead of demanded

[@ecreamer81]

He's not "fussing". He's enforcing the rules of the site. It's a memorial to soldiers that gave their life for our country. Not a goddamned playground. Show some respect.

[@Cthulhuhoopdoesthings]

sidvick12 E - D - G - Y, edgy.

[@theguyintheworks8838]

sidvick12 wwoooowwwwww so edgy

[@i_steal_meme]

sidvick12 you need serious mental help if you believe what you said

[@tayk4543]

Nerf Caviera lmao your brother took a L huh

[@tuntitommosille]

The people in that tomb are dead, so they won't know and/or care if someone is making noise outside. Not everyone subscribes to the idea of a celestial North Korea, where an imaginary being along with all dead people observe your every move. You're free to do so of course, but you're in no position to dictate to anyone else that they must buy into that childish bullshit. Furthermore, if you think a kid making noises is a sign of disrespect, you're a fucking moron.

[@GG-uj9bh]

If you bring your children to a place like that they need to know how to follow rules.

[@DKrueger1994]

A cemetery is never a amusement park to me A cemetery is a place to respect those who died A cemetery is a place where those who gave their lives, either military, law enforcement, fire, or EMS/EMTs A cemetery is never a place to run around and laugh and play tag A cemetery is a place where you pay your respects A cemetery is where I go to pay respect to a Sheriff Deputy who lost his life in the line of duty A cemetery is where I go to pay respect to a friend of mine who died due to health complications A cemetery is where I go to pay respect to a neighbor who died to surgical complications Arlington is not like Wild Adventures, Six Flags, or Disney World everywhere you go, there is a Soldier, Airman, Marine, Sailor, or Guardsman staring back at you You can't see them, but you know you're in their presence They know you're on their land They know you're on their hallow and sacred ground Let the silence tell you their story let the gentle wind that blows at you know that you're there to pay respects If you can't stand still and be silent through the Changing of the Guard If you can't respect those who gave their lives for our freedoms If you can't respect the dead, then you got no purpose to be there to begin with

[@Gingenus]

It’s cool how you can see the marks on the pavement from where they step.

[@ezio495]

Jackson McKagan it really is, must mean they step there alot

[@edraner8556]

Jackson McKagan The guards take 21 steps each time they cross the mat. So they step in the same place every time. The also take 21 seconds at each end to make their turn for the next trip. Do some research on the Tomb and you'll learn a lot about the traditions of the guard.

[@Lord-Cutler-Beckett]

I have nothing but respect for these men. Even in a situation, they remain calm and respectful. Even issuing a thank you at the end of a command.

[@Cnw8701]

I was so pissed when a bunch of tourists started talking and a guard had to silence them when I visited. 😡 people have no consideration at all for anything anymore!

[@soflodoug]

People are mostly so stupid now they dont know theyre alive.

[@gazza2933]

It's the same in the UK Tourists (including British ones) like to try and intimidate and mock the Guards, while they are carrying out their duties. Ridiculous! 🇺🇸 🇬🇧

[@sdholmes7028]

The Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, is one of my favorite places to visit at Arlington. Much gratitude and respect to those that guard it.

[@michaeldumais1784]

I didn't see the Sergeant of the Guard "fussing" at anybody. I saw the Sergeant of the Guard enforcing rules that the PARENTS OF THE KID OUGHT TO HAVE BEEN DOING. Don't bring your unruly kids to this sacred monument if you are unable to control your children's behavior.

[@21specter]

Michael Dumais *unwilling in the case of many

[@karenverde6127]

Need free condoms so idiots dont reproduce

[@DKrueger1994]

At least the sergeant said "thank you", that I'll give him

[@loper181]

One of my bucket list goals is to go to Arlington and witness this time honored ceremony.

[@krepler]

When the title makes it sound really dramatic but the guard was really respectful

[@mickeyts5626]

God forbid in this day and age children are expected to follow the rules

[@johnwoodworth248]

I have so much respect for these guys

[@brianbaldoz1644]

As an army veteran, myself,and 11b,I think these are the soldiers who have the best discipline, and hardest job

[@averagecitizen408usa8]

Very professional and diligent! Well done!🙏🏼👍

[@MaynardGKrebs-gv4vy]

It's always some mutant with their progeny out of control....my Dad was career military. If I acted up there, party's over.

[@GeorgeJansen]

00:15. Thank you, soldiers.

[@robhill9336]

I can watch tomb guard videos all day. I like the clash between their rigid formality and the public's callous naivety.

[@maydur3164]

I’ve been there before and seen the changing of the guard it was a very cool experience.

[@magscovers8924]

My grandma took me here when I was ten and beforehand she was like “Do not climb on the railings and chains or even touch them and keep your mouth shut during the ceremony!” I was quiet and didn’t move a muscle.

[@ruthcobb1074]

Some people think that the rules of respect just don't apply to them.

[@JustMe11392]

This a a place of respect. It's a gravesite. Respect is lacking in our society today with so many people.

[@nicholasr79]

The "Tomb of the Unknown Soldier" Sentinel enforces rules.

[@geelanda3455]

Simple if you don't want to teach your kids going out manners don't go out♥️

[@ethanstomp]

Fussing? Just bad parents getting called out.

[@Galm_1]

For the first time, the audience is actually cooperative.

[@HaveCommonSense76]

If you can’t control your children in this kind of situation don’t take them. This is very sacred!!!!

[@nicklausbooks1593]

Control your kids.

[@bretyoung7235]

Nicklaus Books We all know when you were being raise that you never acted up. We know how children can be at time and it's not how we raised them. There simply children.

[@депрессивныйстудент]

@Fireman 322 We got a failure of a parent over here, either that or a spoiled brat.

[@donnaswan347]

@@bretyoung7235 "They're simply children"...yes...that's why it's a wise parent who does not take them to places like this, simply out of respect for the others who are visiting the Tomb.

[@paulkerr5082]

@@donnaswan347 Thank you, you're absolutely right.

[@anniemangru3037]

Donna Swan. Agreed. Funny how people can be defensive when they are wrong. Would be much easier to admit their faults instead of trying to justify their ignorance.

[@Goldsword-yr6qp]

Keep them in the rails and you don't have to worry about it

[@lovelygivan1442]

He didn't call out anybody. He just gave instructions

[@sawahash]

Lovely Givan he had to remind them of the rules...and said it in front of everyone....therefore, he called them out. That's kinda the definition of call out

[@TechSgtBerry]

Sentinels have served their duty through horrible storms, blizzards, without complaint. Is it too much to ask the unruly feather merchants to STFU for ten minutes??? So disrespectful to all who served, and who risked our lives, for no real reward, or fame! There, lie our brothers in arms, unknown but to God. May God bless these United States of America, and all who served her.

[@kunaljune1900]

Deepest Respects

[@wildbill7267]

Cartman: YOU WILL RESPECT MY AUTHORITY!!!!

[@karenpatterson8574]

Kids learn respect or disrespect from who raises them

[@RangerCaptain11A]

he wasn't fussing, he was requesting. he was being nurturing, in a militaristic way. if those guards weren't there, idiots would be skateboarding over the graves.

[@grandsuburbia4436]

Went here a couple weeks ago. I was fortunate enough to not have anybody interrupt the ceremony

[@willielarimer7170]

Charred Logic been to the changing of the guard a few years ago, you can't watch it without being impressed at the dedication they have, .I was taught to be quiet and respectful in any cemetery, so while I was paying my respects at President Kennedys grave some big mouth either didn't care or didn't get the memo by flapping her gums. Later I told my wife that a lot of people treat Arlington national cemetery like a tourist attraction, and it's not it's a place of reverence and like any cemetery should be treated that way

[@RacerGirl48]

@@willielarimer7170 it IS a tourist attraction, by definition, just like Hollywood in Richmond where my grandparents and uncle and one of my mom's cousins are buried. Everyone goes to see the famous gravesites of presidents, astronauts, prominent soldiers, other notables, memorials, whatever they can find. The Unknown Soldier always draws a crowd because people just are almost in awe of those sentinels. They do this all the time 24/7/365. Its amazing. I know some people hope to catch a glimpse of a funeral procession too. Those are incredible, horses and all

[@futbolerstogo8992]

FUSSING? I’m afraid that’s not the correct term to use here, he’s respectfully enforcing the rules

[@42Wesker]

My father, who was combat wounded in Vietnam, only allowed me to witness the changing of the guard, when he deemed me ready and I promised to be silent. People need to be taught to show respect to those fallen in defense of our republic.

[@helloitsmehb]

Oh Brother

[@catherinerichardson2530]

Thankful for his service and sacrifice. The visit must have had very personal special meaning for him. Glad he taught you respect. Glad you got it! Glad you shared.

[@ThePatriotFan100]

Some adults can't even be silent during the ceremony.

[@stonedbatman2067]

Simple respectful rules don't seem to apply to some people.

[@kell_checks_in]

For one thing, those bayonets are for realz, parents...

[@Cjnw]

What madman would use them on children!!

[@nomadicshai]

They are called tomb sentinels

[@willielarimer7170]

He was only stating the rules respectfully to the parents, think of it this way if you were at a funeral of a friend or loved one would you want to tolerate someone being disrespectful and making noise? I'd say no, and the guards at the Tomb at the Unknown Soldier feel the same way. Just show respect it's that simple

[@roykiefer7713]

Let’s ensure one thing is absolutely clear, the Tomb Guard Sentinel(s) performed their duty - which, having served for twenty years as an active duty officer, I truly believe is sacred - with tact and perfection. Rather, it is the parent(s), who permitted their unruly offspring to disrespect the gravesite of our unknown, fallen, brothers-in-arms, who should be censured. The fact is, the SFC was far more gracious - he requested and he said “thank you,” he did not remonstrate - than many professional, career service personnel would have been under these circumstance.

[@TofuProductionCinema]

Respect, thank you for your service, Roy. Well said.

[@willielarimer7170]

Roy Kiefer thank you for your service, I couldn't join the military because of heart surgery and cancer, but my dad was in the Air force and because of his military training he taught me about courtesy and respect. You should be respectful in Arlington national cemetery, or any cemetery for that matter

[@mildredresolved6645]

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[@Endorion_YTC]

In restaurants having uncontrolled kids are fucking annoying

[@anniemangru3037]

As usual some people think it's ok for parents to become complacent and not notice a child's action momentarily but the Sargeant is doing a great job with the utmost respect. Let's ALL follow the rules instead of splitting hairs. Great job soldiers.

[@donnaswan347]

Better yet...if the child or children are very young, perhaps it's a good idea to not visit this Tomb until they are old enough to understand, and able to observe protocol. Some tourist sites are just not a good idea for very young kids.

[@RacerGirl48]

@@donnaswan347 I remember being about 8 and going with my parents and grandparents to a Confederate memorial service in Petersburg VA. I was fine during the service itself but when they did the 21 gun salute I freaked out at the noise. My mom managed to get me calmed down pretty quickly by telling me that it wasn't live ammo so I didn't have to worry about being shot.

[@susanb1111]

....just, beautiful ❤️....

[@djstapler]

When the fuck did everyone start using "fussing" here?

[@TofuProductionCinema]

If you cannot respect this place, get out.

[@scrapsgaming8143]

He’s doing his job what if you were the honor guard and you saw a child over the rails what would you do stay silent

[@crimsonstar9445]

Message to parents: Don't bring your kids to the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. This is a place to reflect in silence, to honor, and admire those who sacrificed and died bravely for our country. As a mother of 3, I will tell you, kids are kids. Sometimes they get fussy and give u a hard time especially if they are babies/toddlers.

[@vincegilbert6236]

Fussing???? Are you kidding? You don't disrespect the tomb! What idiot wrote the header????

[@laureng6001]

Vince Gilbert #triggered much?

[@warshipsatin8764]

Lauren Guy you gonna post that on every comment? i think you might be the triggered one

[@jeremykotrola1705]

That was in no way fussing, but telling the parents to control their kids. The fact that you call, a rather polite, way of telling the parents to control their kids is disrespectful.

[@laureng6001]

You sound triggered

[@milkbreadturtle8378]

Lauren Guy i don’t think they sound triggered at all.

[@lovelygivan1442]

Lauren Guy he wasn't "triggered" You must be one of those who can't control their kids. Because there wasn't nothing "triggered" about anything!

[@dircia7754]

Fussing not.

[@SteveDoherty51]

Silence and respect at all times this is not a game

[@panicatthechemicalfalloutp5821]

When he said “chains and rails” he accidentally said “trains” lol _I need a life_

[@sly2392]

EXCELLENT.

[@johnlawrence554]

The Best of the Best!

[@nineeighttwo4951]

Respect the army. Follow the rules. Don't do stupid shit.

[@landcmg]

I don't see why folks are saying things like "bad parents" or "unruly children." You don't see what happened here. I was honored to attend a ceremony for a friend of a friend who was honored to guard the Tomb. During the ceremony, a family was close to the rail barrier. They had 2 small children who were very quiet and very respectful. In the moment, the smallest scooted ever so slightly past the rail (he was maybe 4 and clearly taken by the guards in uniform). The parents were immersed in the ceremony so didn't notice right away. The Guard did this exact thing, asked the parents to bring their child back. Which they did. Weren't bad parents, not a bad kid. Just a small reminder needed.

[@bookratt]

The parents were "immersed in the ceremony and didn't notice it'. Well, there is your first problem, right there. This isn't McDonalds or Walmart, where pretty much anything goes--but really shouldn't. Also: 4 is old enough to know they should have stayed right where they were put, as if the clear, loud directions of the very soldiers the kid was interested in, weren't enough b y themselves, before hand.. The parents should have held the child's hands or carried them, to prevent that mistake from happening. Bad kid? No. Clueless parents, and annoying to everyone there? Yes. Disrespectful of the guards doing their duty? Yes. It is what it is.

[@RacerGirl48]

@@bookratt at 4 I can totally see a kid being fascinated by those sentinels. They are amazing. And yes I can see how the parent can get caught up in the ceremony and be oblivious to everything else. It happened to me when my mom's cousin (Army veteran) passed away. He was buried at Hollywood with military honors. I was so taken by the ritual and precision of it all that a squirrel could have jumped in my lap and I would not have noticed.

[@deaishawebb1998]

Imagine his mom and dad cross the rails🤣🤣 Son: BEHIND THE RAILS!!!! BE.HIND. THE. RAILLLSSS!!! parents:😐

[@dontmesswithmiamiheat]

When ya go here ya supposed to be quite until it gets over I support our troops

[@RacerGirl48]

That's why we waited until we were back in the car to discuss the striking resemblance the Sentinel bore to my mom's cousin when he was the Sentinel's age, however old the Sentinel we saw was at the time.

[@lillianortiz9353]

Parents need to start disciplining their kids and not expect someone else to do it. An undisciplined child is an unloved child. I'm not talking about hitting but teaching them right from wrong.

[@bquick918]

Every american should visit Arlington and witness the guard changing in there lifetime! It's a sight to see

[@AlwaysHalloween000]

looks boring to me

[@willielarimer7170]

When you walk up to watch the changing of the guard at the unknown soldiers grave people might be chatty, but watch the people as they walk away afterwards, complete silence, because they are awe struck and a little emotional of witnessing the reverence and dedication they show to our fallen heros

[@doughesson]

You could literally swap these guards for the palace guard at Buckingham palace & not see a difference in the response to hecklers or people who just don't see the importance of silence.

[@Huntress_Hannah]

As far as those particular guards go, was pretty polite. Most of them go at you like a rabid dog

[@ttmike42]

Hasn't this guy heard? Kids have the right to do whatever they want without being challenged, even by their parents. Wouldn't want to impact their self esteem.

[@ThGdSayr-vt9tl]

ttmike42 can’t tell if this a joke

[@benv7933]

The soldier was completely respectful. Get more people like this to go put the rioters and looters in their place NOW.

[@Cjnw]

So, basically, make the entire country a police state??! I'm with the "Socialist antifascists" on this matter.

[@phototristan]

I guess they used to walk a lot closer to the visitors, based on the marks

[@tommyodonnell9]

There used to be chains further out on the plaza, and people could stand and walk between the chains and railings at the bottom of the steps.

[@Cjnw]

0:29 Airline pilot, you are requested to not interrupt our patrol with your craft's noise!

[@DKrueger1994]

*Port Arms* IT IS REQUESTED TO NOT FLY OVER THE TOMB AT ALL TIMES!

[@Drakeman2003]

IT IS REQUESTED THAT ALL VISITORS REMAIN BEHIND THE CHAINS AND RAILS AT ALL TIMES!

[@brunosbay7671]

The sole issue with kids are the parents!!

[@jkit02ify]

I’m surprised someone hasn’t taken a sharter and used it there. I would bet these guards wouldn’t be amused.

[@JulesinAZ]

I can only imagine the decaying respect of society at this sacred site . We see it every day everywhere but at this site it’s truly a disgrace to American lives lost .

[@tommyodonnell9]

Vast majority of visitors are respectful and follow the rules.

[@JulesinAZ]

@@tommyodonnell9 I hope so 😊

[@adcantu11]

Yo if u get called out here for being disrespectful... u dont deserve to be in america

[@zachary939]

Real question here... The guards maintain a atmosphere of respectful silence, and will call out anyone who does not maintain this. As well they should. Do they say anything about crying babies?

[@willielarimer7170]

zachary939 probably not, but then the parents of the crying child should back off quietly with the child,but to be honest when I visited Arlington, I don't recall seeing any body with babies, it would be a little much on a baby in a stroller with the heat and all the walking and no facilities for diaper changing, after all it is a cemetery

[@RacerGirl48]

@@willielarimer7170 they have restrooms at the visitor's center and at the Custis Lee mansion (known as Arlington House) but yeah a lot of people wouldn't bring a baby to the place. Babies get cranky easily

[@jaredmontgomery7623]

Where was the "fussing?" That was nice as fuck from him compared to how I got talked to by drill instructors lol

[@montychristo3745]

Why do I see so many comments disputing the fact that the soldier was not "fussing"? Either the title of the video has changed or i'm missing when anyone remotely implied that the soldier was "fussing".

[@mazthefirst2515]

He stuttered **giggle**

[@AlwaysHalloween000]

He douche bag i'll wager if he was black you wouldn't giggle

[@jcearnhardt393]

If you go here you can feel the reverence and the respect and there are signs that tell you to stay behind fence the guards shouldn't have to tell you to correct your kids or get them behind anything. Seriously. Don't you have a clue where your at

[@dogman15]

"Behind the great chains and rails"?

[@capoz33]

Queens guard just yells and stomps at you, these guys are polite, I mean you want to see put someone in place, watch queen's guard fails at 4:45, he yells at that kid so loud.

[@Mrchnop]

It's sad to think our own gov't would ever let a soldier become unknown

[@koganinja4144]

You do know these remains were before any type of reliable identification means we're available right. The issue was brought up before

[@Mrchnop]

That's no excuse. We have the means now and could easily identify the remains through DNA or dental records.

[@koganinja4144]

Guy Piper you don't seem to understand they would have to be in the data base in order to be identified. They are not while it is possible to identify them.

[@Mrchnop]

They are in a database. They were all given dog tags.

[@koganinja4144]

Guy Piper and you really think their remains were buried as unknown while wearing their dog tags, you seriously believe at

[@Slvrdrgn77d]

All these videos with the word "Yelling" in the title is not right. Yelling is what Marine Drill Instructors are on Training Day 1. These Sentinels are just talking.

[@stevenm3823]

First time I saw an E7 as the Sgt of the Guard.

[@tommyodonnell9]

SOG is always an E7.

[@stevenm3823]

@@tommyodonnell9 in all the other videos it's an E6.

[@tommyodonnell9]

@@stevenm3823 I see what you are saying now. The Sergeant of the Guard (E-7) is an actual position, the top one. The SOG hosts all ceremonies but can also change the guard (as in this video) or even walk the mat. Any Badge holder can change the guard but typically it is the Relief Commander (E-6).

[@picassoboy52]

What he did was very necessary unfortunately

[@Luke-qs1lv]

Remain behind the RAI--- CHAINS AND RAILS

[@TheOneKingJFC]

Lol he wasnt 'fussing'. He was putting the parents of snot nosed little brats in check because obviously the parents can't control their own children, so the guard had to do just that 🤷‍♂️

[@willielarimer7170]

Your comment made my day, I work in retail and most parents don't do anything when their kids are running around like maniacs ,that is until they break something.

[@danpp6175]

They mad because they had to follow rules poor zombies if can't follow rules then don't go to nice places

[@dsanders799]

How many unknown soldiers are there

[@tommyodonnell9]

At the Tomb - three. WWI is in the Tomb, WWII and Korean War in crypts directly in front of the Tomb.

[@RapidPhantom293]

Count on bad parents to do that

[@avaragecracker6986]

OOHH YEAH YEAH

[@randomchannel6348]

HAHA DID UOU COME HERE JUST TO SAY THAT LOL

[@black5f]

It must be an American thing? Visiting a cemetery to the fallen in the clothes you wore yesterday and slept the night in?

[@cvblaylock]

Wonder how much this little thing cost to do every day.

[@koganinja4144]

If your implying they somehow receive extra for this don't be a jackass, they are in the military and receive their appropriate pay for their rank, these men and women consider this job an honor and don't get extra for doing it.

[@stickiedmin6508]

How far are the guards allowed to take things? What happens if someone refuses to comply with their requests?

[@catherinerichardson2530]

I wouldn't want to have to find out. Better to just keep it respectful.

[@DKrueger1994]

If it comes to the point where they can call Arlington National Cemetery security or Military Police, they can do that from the Sentry Box (where they normally call the Sergeant of the Guard to relieve the active guard with a new one), and they get dispatched and remove you from the premises. My advice? DO NOT ACT UP, comply with the rules and be respectful at all times.

[@Hempknight123]

"Grape trains and rails" ??????

[@Glum1964]

Scroll to the bottom and read the lowest comment from “Michael Lawn”. Ugh.

[@alef962011]

Nice circus boys

[@baddogortiz5490]

what a shame! they leave home and family as a someone and return as, no one's!!(unknown soldier)?? really?? btw, I like the Christmas tree guard toy soldiers!

[@quedeo]

I get a ton of these in my recomendet lately, but I've never seen one where the actually use their guns. Aguess some people just don't take their job very seriously. 🙄