US NAVY CEREMONIAL GUARD - 2010 NAVY DRILL TEAM

[@paulromero3783]

Wow this just made me so proud of the military and especially since I served in the Navy!! Go NAVY!!!!!!!!

[@SDGirl05]

Hooyah shipmate. Hooyah.

[@haydenduffey6969]

Hooyah

[@freeamericausa1]

Beautiful work. Yes, the Marines have a great drill team too! The competition for the Navy Drill Team is amazing, and most members are directly out of Boot Camp. Or, at least they used to be. 30 Years of Navy, and I'm still Impressed.

[@strepidemic]

Not only is this great, but the guy screaming "Yeah, get it!" is great too

[@CaptGolightly]

Smart as paint! Superb drill, I spent many hours doing drill myself so I appreciate the strength needed to make it look so effortless..brilliant.

[@dspates51]

Being a retired Navy submarine veteran, I have to say that was a pretty good show on precision and discipline. Brought back a lot of memories of my JROTC drill team in highschool which I had the honor of being a part of.

[@MrChavis16]

As a former Full Honors Drill Team Member at the Guard... this was pretty damn good. Fast.... but good. Way to represent fellas!

[@evanfreeman404]

Our facing movements are different for a few reasons. One we have brass on our heels. Makes the clicking noise. Two we have taps on the bottom of our shoes so we don't want to slip. 3 we do 4-6 funerals a day in Arlington putting fallen sailors (brothers and sisters) To rest a day, can't do regular facing movements because it will tear up the grass. We also do a lot of other events in the Navy Yard on the CNO's lawn. (Commander of Naval Operations) 4. We don't over exaggerate our movements to look flashy. We do everything ceremoniously because it gives cues to each other. It's not about looks or pride it's about dedication and respect. Don't disrespect the guys burying Navy Seals.. You spend a day in Arlingon you do 6 funerals in 100 degree weather with bugs crawling all over you watching families die inside because they just lost a son a father a brother an uncle or whoever it may be. Then ask us why we do different movements than you all.

[@plowboy5220]

Fake. There's not a sailor alive who thinks that CNO is the acronym for Commander of Naval Operations.

[@邱德明]

Perfect performances.

[@DonaldWheelis-xb1lu]

It is great to see the drill teams use some of our drill. I was at San Diego Drill company in boot and Ssc Drill team at Great Lakes.

[@johnballard2620]

I was privileged to be a member of the "Electrian" drill team of 1960 in San Diego. It took hours of practice. You either loved it or you left. Our major appearance was a halftime show at the "East -West Shrine game at Los Angeles colosseum. These guys look much better than we were!! If opportunity allows, be sure to see it!! Those"guys" put in many hours of practice, and all we ever got was, we went first in the chow line !!

[@georgehenry2139]

After returning from Viet Nam in 1970 With MCB 40I got to be on the Rifle drill team out of Davisville RI it was great duty All of my Navy memories have come back to my life because my oldest Grandson has joined the Navy and will deploy this November on the USS Truman I am so proud that he chose the Navy because I was in.GO NAVY

[@kmsbismarck5342]

your at least 50

[@Mom-USMCRichardUSMCChristopher]

Brilliant! Amazing! Fantastic! Thank you for the show you performed for all who were there, and all who watched it through KZbin. I have never seen such fast twirling of your rifles and bayonets, and I was in total amazement watching all of you!

[@Runaway1956]

@CaptGolightly Likewise - I can identify. Somehow, I found myself in "Special Units" in boot camp, and stayed with drill teams through two enlistments, and three commands. We could only muster an 8 man team, and often it was only 6. Of course - we doubled and tripled as honor guard, sideboys, landing party, and boarding party. Destroyers don't have enough people to train separate details!

[@TheStick666]

i was in the navies Operation Specialist A school crack rifle drill team in 1983 and we had 30 members in our company .our officer made us drill with the bayonets on sandbag dummies,he said if we were going to have bayonets on our rifles we will learn how to use them as a weapon. we did several field parades during my time in the unit once for president Reagan and the secretary of the navy. i do believe we were head and shoulders above the marine unit who also performed at them.

[@antoniozacarias91]

Awesome

[@kmsbismarck5342]

So your at least 50 years old?

[@JohnSmith-mg5ve]

what kind of commie don't like that . I could watch all day thank you for sharing and thank you vets for your service.

[@Random_characters_username]

You still living your Cold War fears lol

[@Random_characters_username]

Is communism still a thing?

[@robertayers1928]

I am A 12 year Marine Vet and I must say these guys have us, Great job.

[@kmsbismarck5342]

So your 40, at least.

[@aliciajaneduro555]

owh i really love U.S NAVY ! wish that i am the one of them someday i love to be a navy

[@tiffanylorenzana6134]

This is beautiful. I'm in the NJROTC ( navy junior reserved officer training corps) and i absolutely love it.

[@johnmorris5397]

Makes us Navy Vets very proud. Thank you!

[@micheljourdain1277]

chapeau bas messieurs je ne compte pas les heures entrainement pour en arriver la !!! MERCI

[@blount99RT]

1 thing to remember, they do this in addition to any other duties as required by the ceremonial guard. So they may be members of the firing party, casket bearers or colors platoon also.

[@OGBenji-]

Railfarm55 that would be incorrect. They are solely a part of Drill Team. (Current Guardsman, 19-21)

[@jrdube]

I wish there'd been camera phones when I was going through DS"A" School at Mare Island. I was on the Drill Team there.....we're contemplating copyright infringement for some of these moves.....LOL We were doing them in '83

[@celestelatray8118]

I've seen all of our Military corps in drill. NONE disappoint me! They and their brothers and sisters in arms make me so proud to be a Native American. I'm in awe. Seminole Wind.

[@RRydnew]

Pleeeze! My USNSCC unit (Forrestal Squadron) was doing this back in 1982. We were the first USNSCC unit EVER to have a drill platoon and we were WAAAAAAY sharper than this!! As a USNSCC, USN and USNR vet, I am proud but not impressed too much.

[@penguin123446678]

After watching about a hundred drills, from silent marines to navy ceremonial guards, I say that the navy has the most free form drills and one of which has the most steps and complexity. Just BLOODY AMAZING

[@live2drill]

awsome by the way. we never had enough for a 12 during my 2 years cant believe your overmanned. all i can say is work hard and be proud because even though it sucks sometimes in a few years youll wish you were back there believe it or not.

[@casams1992]

Why is everything always a competition? Each branch serves their purpose, each branch is symbolic, each drill team is different. Who care who's tougher or better? Just thank and appreciate the military.

[@ztb4337]

Amen

[@Tomieluvrrr]

With the seriousness and integrity of the military something like this is refreshing.

[@coconutghouleh]

in a school colorguard we are dog eat dog lmao

[@FHSAlphaSquad]

Their's no point in arguing over which branch of the military has the best "honor guard" or "exhibition drill team". Each and every branch of the service has their own unique style of exhibition drill so in all right they are all the best at what they do.

[@dfcd1432]

I'm also in NJROTC lol Anyways, I am pretty sure the Navy itself has its own drill manual, separate from the Marine Corps', but NJROTC uses the Marines' drill manual

[@DmitriDavelle]

I left in 96 and the 4 man we were doing was where we put a civilian in the middle and knocked a ball cap off their head. This block is totally different. I really like it. Good job.

[@curtiss744]

Thanks for enlightening me about the about face movement.

[@Sk8erfv523]

Not really. Just because they are silent, doesn't mean they aren't receiving visual cues to proceed in their routine. Plus these guys are way faster paced and perform way more aerials and spins. I'd feel way more confident performing the marines routine aha. Both are awesome though.

[@mikekidwell6805]

i as well am in njrotc rank E3 our drill team commands consist of a combonation of the marine corps rotc commands as well as our own i talked with the petty oficer and lt commander whos names are not to be given out only rank and they both have informed me of the combined commands

[@maries.2364]

I respect all branches of our military. I am with you JASON ROBERTS!!! USMC ARE AWESOME! I cant wait to see my daughter a young US Marines be performing this coming Nov. 10, 2014 in NORTH CAROLINA. HAPPY BIRTHDAY MARINES! GREETINGS FROM TEXAS....

[@Frozintime46]

usmc is weak haha and your a liar they don't even allow women in the whack ass usmc drill team therefore your daughter isn't performing only boys are allowed #IDIOT

[@maries.2364]

Look whose IDIOT Npw??? Your not my daughter so why would I rely on your stupid idiotic info. 239th anniversary the drill team perform that week in Cherry point, North carolina. Men & women NOT JUST MEN.

[@Frozintime46]

being biased because of your marines daughter doesn't mean for you to comment on such videos either, if you like the usmc's routine the best out of all then go comment your ignorant ass in their drill team videos not here, this is NAVY ceremonial drill team not them lame ass usmc's drill team

[@evanfreeman404]

We have 3 females on our drill team. Getting a 4th. Just saying. You don't see all of our performances only navy sponsored ones or ones someone decided to film an put on KZbin. Don't be ignorant. He said we did well and was proud of his daughter. Show the man some respect.

[@TheDrillMaster001]

There are some (big) execution issues, but I'm very impressed with this performance. DrillMaster

[@VictoriousSecret100]

i don't see what the fuss is all about. i've been watching hundreds of drill videos. and all of them look good no matter what branch it is.

[@blount99RT]

BluRibTac, I am aware of that. I was a member of the Guard from 97-99 I was full honors colors. I was trying to dumb it down for people who wouldn't understand all the terminology. I doubt they know what "Drilling out" means.

[@namahmood96]

AFJROTC straight up! I've seen most of these drill teams and still... They all are pretty good. Better than I'll ever be and I'm the Group Commander of my Unit. XP

[@Runaway1956]

@MUZIKFREAK93 When I got to bootcamp, it was early in the week. The administrative people were busy setting things up, and they didn't yet have a company assigned to "Special units". Basically, that covers everything that regular training companies DON'T do. Our 100 or so people were just herded into Special Units, without any explanation to us at the time. As you can see, it's pretty random. We learned too, that we would not be in "normal" company competitions.

[@VMIFerrari]

Very impressive, but I've just gotta say that the little "tink" sounds the rifles make when they hit the deck are _nothing_ compared to the *_BOOMS_* of the USMC Silent Drill Platoon.

[@OGBenji-]

VMIFerrari That’s because the Navy’s rifles are hollowed out in the butt to make that hollow “tink” noise.

[@USNSCCRUZ]

@MrBlueBerry256 Because when you become an E3 in the Navy, you apply to become a Seaman, Airman or Fireman. They're the same ranks, just different title.

[@James-yi6ww]

They say the marines have the best drill team...then you remember who created them....the navy

[@James-yi6ww]

+Guidemon - lol

[@Raptor188]

*Silent Drill team.

[@TheStick666]

company queen Anne salute

[@titojrchivas]

do you know which service is older...marines or Navy?

[@Jstalhzet]

Navy didn't create the Marines lol

[@ShowemRight]

Now, thats what I'm talking about ..GO NAVY...and as we say in the NAVY "BRAVO ZULU"

[@nejiclone360]

The Old Guard defiantly has the best drill exhibition sequence.

[@Warchild1950]

OK OK good people stand easy. Here's the acronyms used NJROTC Naval Junior Officer Training Corp,ROTC Reserve Officer Training Corps, OCS Officer Candidate School, and lastly but not least WOC Warrant Officer Candidate. there are others but this is the primary groups.The Navy in the old Battle Dress Uniform performs their rifle drills at a quicker pace,USMC at a standard pace w/o commands,Army uses the older method of rifle drill and manual of arms including the "facing drills" .

[@tjXDXDXD]

im part of a small drill team in great lakes chicago...the day i graduate from GM"A" school is the day of my next performance...its a four man team and there putting me in the front...which means i gotta come up with a solo....i got nothing ..and its in like 3 weeks

[@mikelakedude]

Navy 1964 to 1968 ASW. AX2 My time in was great

[@coporal4]

@MrChavis16 Her drill movements for exibition drill have no drill manual. the National Guard drills under the Army FM3-21.5 and no where in that manual do they show flipping or throwing rifles or exaggerated facial movements, which is what she is doing

[@madboyfull]

Missed the part where they balance plates on the bayonet. =P

[@MrChavis16]

@curtiss744 Our facing movements at the Guard are 100% different than standard Navy movements

[@slh5544]

Hey I'm in the Sea Cadets as well but no need to start a fight on KZbin...geez...seriously just enjoy this video. Hooyah. From a future naval aviator

[@tarence319]

Couldn't agree with you more!! GO NAVY!!!

[@MrChavis16]

@coporal4 If you are in the Army, then you should KZbin the changing of the Guard and watch how the ARMY performs the watch turnover at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. Same facing movements boss.

[@tumdog4425]

When it comes to drill the Navy lead the way

[@kmsbismarck5342]

Even though navy gets rifle training once and the marines jrotc class drill team is way better than this.

[@lpphoenix131]

I am as well. Navy does have different movments and commands than Army and USMC..

[@curtiss744]

@MrChavis16 Oh I did'nt know your facing movements were different, from the standard about face, I learnt something today thanks.

[@HugheLhauris]

Wonderfull ! good performance of this guys ! great Navy !

[@1132539]

I think that out of all armed forces drill team the Navy got the quickest movement. Some time a little too quick.

[@Affinity-One]

Thanks.

[@larryh2388]

there was a time when all Navy personal drilled with a M-1. It was not as fancy as the drill team but if that is all you did all day then sure you would be good at it. I was in last company who marched with a M-1 it ended in the fall sometime in 1975 we were told that the Navy was going to stop marching with the M 1.

[@bubbaclinton1105]

Sorry to burst your bubble but in the late 60's ALL recruits carried 03A3 Springfields as in the video at Great Lakes. I was in a drill company 955, we carried and drilled with the same rifle in 69. The only time we saw a Garand was in training and that was tearing it down and reassemble it.

[@gungasc]

Just saw the best thing on youtube. later all!

[@brownskingirlt9189]

My life is in your hands.

[@limberferreras108]

it's not only beautiful navy drill, it's too gentlemen formal important

[@RRydnew]

Same thing as you but back in the 80's and with the USNSCC.

[@adoculan]

Wow!!!! So impressive!! Go Navy!!!

[@sauronoverlord]

That was the coolest thing I ever did see!

[@magnumproteus5519]

excell demonstration, concentration, great

[@karenbarnhart5634]

I just loved it....that took alot of work

[@thenoodleman66]

woaaah I never said they where the best.. they are just much sharper, I think the air force honor good does the best spins

[@BluRibTac]

Drill team takes a long time, there are specialties, you cannot learn all the drill. At least not in enough time for them to use you. All the different command for firing party alone takes a good bit. Plus, with drill team, they have to develop muscle memory, and trust, in each other. The different platoons really stick together, in my experience anyway. Colors, we were squared away, usually taller, and everyone was a little aloof. The bearers were just tanks.

[@greenpurpleorange1]

Don't ask, don't tell. . . . Good for them!

[@crashoutvergil]

Pretty sure I heard Airman more than a couple times in that lineup lol. Air Force always gotta carry the Navy.

[@brandonb0618]

SPACETOWN is that a joke or do you really not understand Navy rates

[@coporal4]

The FM 3-21.5 is the Army Drill Manual. The Marine Corps uses the MCOP5060.20 and that movement is is not in the Marine Corps regulation manual partner. Im a Marine and what ever the hell you want to call that exhibition movement partner its not in the Drill Manual bub

[@deficit.recipies]

That's a damn fine fancy.

[@ajdean503]

Simply Amazing

[@VanderSaxMusic]

Espetacular...um verdadeiro balé com as armas.

[@venaryhaha]

there is also no point in arguing because its proven that the Air Force has the best team xD

[@shekinahlago4719]

I love the precision... :)

[@patrickbertlein4626]

Ever seen the fierce Maori dance? Ceremonies exist in many form, it's about order, tribe, communication, and being as one. This is literally a ritual, don't freak out, so are many of our customs, from baptism and formal traditional weddings to this to football games. Yes, your football game is nothing more than a giant ceremony, that has been used to entertain and make money. Warpaint and chants, in fact even Fred Meyer had a advertisement saying "let the ceremony begin", with a Seahawk fan wearing paint. We are not all that different from ancient tribes, if you actually look at it.

[@TheCitySirs]

this one is 10x better

[@Scoutsout17]

So happy to be in NJROTC And what rifles are they using?

[@killer402402]

nice rite sadly we don't get bayonets and i like the old uniforms not the new ones

[@Scoutsout17]

Yea

[@carlosmatajr345]

I think ther're using Springfields

[@Scoutsout17]

thanks

[@mandunya]

Carlos Mata Jr I thought all drill teams in the US used the M1A1? O.o

[@coporal4]

@curtiss744 The about face is not incorrect. It's exhibition drill there is no drill manual for exhibition drill everything is modified. if she was drilling under the NAVMC 2691 or the MCOP560.20 or the FM3-21.5 regulation drill then you could say it was incorrect. All exhibition routines are made up there is no REGULATION MANUAL for these.

[@bhitz]

IRON LADY!!!! whooooooooooow! im a Marine but i think these guys are much better lol

[@C__johns]

USMC silent drill is so much crisp and better

[@RRydnew]

at least YOU get it unlike some others on this site.

[@TheRealMrJohnDoe]

Go Navy!!

[@USNSCCRUZ]

@b1randon12 Actually, you're wrong... Navy can put an airstrip anywhere in the world, and you say that the Navy is weak??

[@BluRibTac]

No, you 'drill out' to your respective platoon. Be it Colors, Firing party, Bearers, Drill team. If you cannot drill out by two tries, you go to firing party. At least that is when i was there. I was colors, took me both tries, but i got it. Yankee White too.

[@djrudyg2am]

The 80 dislikes are Coast Guard! lol jk -MM1 2014-2020

[@Magicflowslim]

better than marine silent drill platoon

[@Doctor_Eazy]

Wouldve loved to be apart of that team but it wasnt worth not having a rate and staying an E 3

[@DocDvil]

They go to A school after their tour with the Guard.

[@evanfreeman404]

Our CMC helps us promote. We have E-5's who made it in 18 months. You have to be 6' tall and dedicated. Not searching for money or glory.

[@jumperman1773]

What rifles are those?

[@curtiss744]

Oh she's a chief not an officer , the aboutface is still incorrect though

[@Sanc7ified]

@Whitout1 Yes, they want you to be atleast 6ft, but they make acceptions.

[@hva1967]

VERY GOOD

[@Bradley2001]

How come airmen are on the Navy drill team?

[@Exotonicc]

Their rate has to do with Naval Aviation, and are called Airmen because of it

[@bubbaclinton1105]

LOLOLOLOL.... same reason snipes and deck apes are.

[@Harrypotterxx2]

I still think I like when the Marines do this more. But I like all the throwing.

[@stormbringerr7806]

unlike the marines, the navy does this with bayonets always fixed to the rifles

[@Frozintime46]

navy's routine is far more difficult and more catchy, if they do it perfectly without messing up navy ceremonial drill team is the best without a doubt followed by air force marines are blahhh

[@Harrypotterxx2]

I meant no disrespect, all I said is that I liked the Marine Corps' routine more. I'm in Navy JROTC and have great respect for my superior officers and our instructors- it's the simply that I like the USMC's one a little bit more than this. Also, with all due respect, I didn't say the Marine Corps is the best one.

[@Frozintime46]

lmao ok jens, first of all i've seen all five branches drill teams, and i did not once downplay any of them, their all good in their own ways, second when did i ever said i was in the Navy ? never that's right and even if i was i wouldn't be biased either, i liked the Navy the best overall for many reasons i'll just name one and that is because of the difficulties of their routines even if theirs is fast paced which is even more impressive, i never said anything bad or talked shit about other branches, i liked all branches equally ,even if i do it shouldn't be anything new to you, it happens since all five members were made they clown on each other all the time some people may take it as a personal and some don't, so ya'll stfu now

[@chrisgunsen3353]

DOBRE! Przyjemnie popatrzeć.Na koniec przydałaby się SALWA z tych karabinów.

[@BluRibTac]

i remember when i arrived. They gave us leave, after boot. So i went home, had all my uniforms pressed, and all my buttons reinforced. I arrive at like 2200, i remember seaman roacha and seaman reagan..both were hot, and some AJ squared away guy, same as me. This guy throws all my uniforms on the deck, pulled some buttons. I was pissed. We got caught 'dipping' during training, yeah, they spread all our uniforms out and fucked us with the dip juice, we had it stored in starch bottles...so bad.

[@ilopez7372]

Better than marines!!💂🏼‍♀️