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I remember going to my mos school. Our barracks were next to band. There was some cute short mexican Marine as a student but ain't no way in hell I was gonna risk the UCMJ 😂

Safety glasses first. I love the 480. I think it has less kick than the 460

Parris Island Marine Corps band MCRD

USMC retired. Feb 11th 1982- Feb 11th- 2005 Semper Fi!

This the rarest POV of a military band doing its thing. IDK how this video does not have way way way more views

Nice your probably not gonna see this but I’m in a middle school band this USMC band sound rlly cool

pogs being pogs

Please let me know which band this one was and where, Fleet, Division or base band???

Not disappointing enough. Disliked.

I am a reserve officer of the Korean Army. I like the U.S. military band. Thank you for the great performance. The performance was great and the angle of the video was even better because the military band was looking forward. However, I think the sound of the instruments around the bass drum was too weak.

ASMR Drums

Violence & riots in the blue areas of the nation are not a mistake, but are an accomplishment! Do you comprehend that? It's all been planned out months in advance by a universal power which is strong enough to push it, rich enough to finance it, and secretive enough to behind it". "New Revolution" and the " New Civil War" going on in our nation. Most people don't have a clue who's behind it all. The plan is to destroy AMERICA as we know it, and take it over - ruled by the Beast power and the great Whore in Revelation 19:19-20; Revelation 19:1-2; Rev 19:7 Read the book National Sunday Law, Read On-line www.seventh-day.org/Read_NSL.htm

*drums* After: *bangs hard on drum* *puts sticks down*

Wear eye pro or stick to the bassoon

At my military Academy we play National Emblem for the colors moving

What’s this called?

Flawless

Thus blessed as Metal. 🤘

Pretty cool!

Sweet nice band my cousin was in one of the platoons

thanks for your service sir but looks like they forgot to put any gun powder in that ammo. that is some weak 480

The third march is “Salute to the Sultan” by Karl L. King. Originally published with the pen name Carl Lawrence.

First rate and amazing video! The view from the side drummer in the US Marine Paris Island Band. The marches at this review ceremony include ARMY OF THE NILE and a really interesting slow troop version of SCOTLAND THE BRAVE. The third march is deffinitely American but a non Sousa one by Fillmore, Hall, or someone like that. Note also how US Marine Divisional bands use the British style two three beat rolls for each march. You wouldn't hear the US Marine Band in DC doing that, or any other US service band for that matter. Really excellent video and unique visual perspective. Thank very much for this!

Very very nice ! 👏🏾👏🏾

Unwatchable.

HI. I am a high school senior in the Northern California area and I recently started a group at my school. We play New Orleans second-line style and modern Brass band songs. The only issue is music is a hard thing to find. I am a huge fan of No BS! and find Everything Turns Grey to be one of my top songs, Hoodie being my top. I was wondering if you would be willing to share your arrangement with me? I'm currently trying to gain and create music to create a database/library of songs so that the group can continue after I leave, this would be a great addition! I hope that you see this and reply. Thank you.

Two things 1-safety glasses 2-keep your fingers away from that cylinder gap. On the plus side,great job controlling that cannon 👍

"GUN?" You gotta be shittin me Staff Sergeant!

As a retired 27 yr Marine musician I have seen our band field evolve from being a 'pot luck' chance of getting in a Marine band to where they now play on a level with the President's Own Marine band, as this video shows. This evolution began around 1970, when Major Sidney Snellings instituted the Band Guarantee Program. Although we had our outstanding musician's, this program began drawing in higher caliber musician's, and the results are amazing and bodes well for the future of our band field, which is very gratifying for us 'old timer's'. The training and combat ready requirements for today's Marine musician's are also at a much higher level, which fulfill's my motto for Marine musician's, past, present, and future: 'Marine musician's toot 'n shoot'!! I'm proud to have been a part of the era of Marine musician's who laid the groundwork for the musician's of today, who carry on our proud legacy and contribution to our Corps and our country. To today's Marine musician's I say, "Continue the march, and Semper Fidelis". Jesse Sunderland/Captain/USMC bands/Retired.

Semper fi- i was on the pistol team in 97 I started life as a 0351 !!!! 🇺🇸