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Tocan bien, pero me gusta mucho más la banda de guerra de México.

Beautiful pierce tower

(BQ '76) "Back up, y'all!" As Texan as you get. Drum Major Mic (Mick) Comley '76 arranged "Patton" in 1975 for the t.u. game. It's a shame some non-Aggie band director stopped using Mic's version.

What is happening to this photographer is nervous or drunk yet?

This camera man has downsyndrome? Why are you moving the camera all over the place. Kmt.

Station 30 houses E30 which didn’t respond CV30 didn’t respond R930

Not a full house

Saw varsity’s horns off

HORNS DOWN

Nice chopper 👍😎 . Crapy cameraguy - probably an earthquake during recording. 😏😕👎

Police & Fire are so important for citizens…NEVER let the politicians cut their staff or funding…..it could be you or your loved ones

Pride of the soutland is so much better with there walk

Never been prouder than when I heard the biack uhp y’all go aggies man !

Texas A&M is a class act, from the classroom, to the FB team, to the Corps of Cadets. Total class. Much respect from an LSU fan.

Who knew the North Koreans had a marching band and a collie.

A really cool story i have. The drum major we had in 2019(my school) goes to A&M. She joined the band and was put on the snare line. As a girl that’s tough, but especially as a freshman. The drum major gave her the marching music her first year there and then said teach the rest of them the music. No one does a march like Pittsburg (Texas) and that made me very proud. And I really like A&M. Wonderful

Be great if you learned to keep the camera still… shocking photography. Really surprised you think this is good enough to upload

Looks safer than seeing the titanic .

Nothing triggers me more than this song

Who’s holding the camera Michael J Fox

Best marching college band in nation. Nobody is out of step,spacing military perfect.

Tripods are cheap.

Former helicopter pilot here . I flew in the Argentine Air Force the Hughes 369 HM /500C /500D series then I flew the Bell UH1H "Huey" and the next couple of years I flew the IA58 "Pucara", which is an antihelicopter twin turboprop aircraft. Some years latter I was assigned to the UN Minustah (Haiti) for a six -month tour. I flew there the bell 212. I swear for God that my initial training in the Hughes allowed me to fly later fully focused on all aspects of Flight . Thanks to the Hughes & Pucara experience I learned coordination and spatial orientation, as well as maintaining a steady and natural flight and how to fight anti-helicoter aircraft . Thanks for your video!

What is this song?

Homesick God Bless Texas A&M

Great catch! Cool to see how the delay of the modules in the Freedom lightbar change the look of the pattern!

Wonderful.🤗

Haven't heard the nergy on a firetruck before (besides battalions, medics, etc) nice catch!

Nice rigs!

Don’t ever get to close to the Aggie coor

@sterlingfoley7062

What siren was AMR using?

Nice bro

Nice trucks I'm a former vol firefighter here in east TN hope to get back to it

That wheelock as is from the 1990s

Question why is it rare?

To many fat waggies.

For 3 years

No comments?

Nice helicopter I remember careflight from when I lived in ft worth TX

Not all super heroes wear capes.👍

If i was after school and the alarms started going off that would be the very last time id ever stay after school

That spoolup is a magical, wonderful sound for some reason.

Gorgeous

I saw one flying yesterday and parked today at my local airport.. was excited to see it as I mostly see Bell 412s and Jetrangers where I live. The 500D is still my favorite helicopter after 38 years although I prefer the original Hughes bubble canopy. I guess they’re made by Boeing now after they acquired McDonnell Douglas years ago?!.. So I had to search videos to hear that great sound again and this was the first that came up! Nothing sounds like that 5 blade main rotor system!.. The 500D is used a lot in New Zealand where I’m from for deer hunting and mountain flying...my first helicopter ride was in a 500C.. then I flew in a 500D from a skifeild doing heli-boarding..sadly the pilot was killed a few years later searching for another crashed helicopter in heavy fog. Alan Bond was a respected pilot, one of the best pilots experienced in mountain flying in NZ.. Years later I did lessons for a while in R22s and his daughter was in my class learning to fly.. helicopter flying is a lot of fun especially low level...we used to fly at 50 feet / 50 knots following a curvy river in one exercise...great fun!...thanks...

Wow love the color and favorite helicopter

What camera do you use?

McHeli, for only 3000$ with a side of your choice!

Hey awesome catch, that was actually for the replacement of the good old BO-105.