Ditto Dizzy. I served from '73-78, was on the dril team in boot camp and we were as good as anything I see here on youtube. Aboard ship I was on the ship's landing party. And yes Charlie Oscar, we carried rifles,M14s. At sea, I was lucky to get 3 hrs sleep a night with the constant bridge watches, security alert drills, fleet gunnery exercises, unreps and landing party training. NAVY RULES!
For someone, who has nothing other to do in his life than training exactly that it was ok, not more. Imagine the national ballet would show this level of precision, you would not be impressed. If they would have had only some months, than it would have been amazing.
I totally agree with you. I was on the honor guard team in Incirlik Air Base Turkey when I was in the Air Force in the late 1990s. There will always be arm chair quarterbacks critiqing others performances when they have no ability or courage to get up there and do it themselves. It's a lot harder than it looks!
Cudos to those who participated.... for all those who commented with criticism...put up or shut up. These are the people that defend our country no matter what uniform they wear and God Bless them!!!!
The object is to enjoy not compare. I am a Marine and I like any team that shows discipline and coordination. I also prefer occasional commands especially when the public does not understand the lingo. My favorite thing about boot camp was the different language we Marines use in drill. Personally, drilling Army and Marines seems almost ordinary. Seeing Navy or Air Force at this level is interesting.
Cudos to those who participated.... for all those who comment...put up or shut up. These are the people that defend our country no matter what uniform they wear and God Bless them!!!!
Yes the USMC drill is the best (being a former marine myself) but for all of the people talking trash about any of the drill teams, I wanna see you do what they do. They represent their respective branches of service and if you have never served then shut up! Semper FI!!!
You look here, you know teenagers in high school can't join the full time military until they are 18. Most EVERY cadet does join some branch of the military. The uniform EVERY cadet wears is NOT fake. It's just as real as any other military uniform. The Springfield issued to drill cadets is the exact same the full time military would use minus the bayonet.
@NAvyC0rpSMan Agreed. They have a higher difficulty and bigger vocabulary of movements, but sacrifice precision. The Marines have a very low vocabulary of movements, but are extremely precise. Mix the two together and what do you get? The USAF Honor Guard Drill Team.
Makes me want to put on my dress whites and join in! Trouble is the putting a 50" chest into the 44" blouse! These guys make me proud to have served! CTI3 / AG2 1986-1995
@Armed4Life07 There is nothing to think about. Because they won once, doesn't mean they are the best. The Joint Service Drill Competition has only happened three times. It's first year, the Marines Silent Drill Platoon won. The 2nd year, the Navy Ceremonial Honor Guard Drill Team won, and in 2010, the Army Old Guard Drill Team won. The next one will be held in April, 2011.
im a squad leader, in alpha company-first platoon. im the gunner assistant, im on the rile team[sporter], im one of the assistant coachs in it. we have a pretty good unit of a little over 160 caddets. but we got alot of noobies, and they are a pain in the rear!!
WENT TO A ENTIRE BOOT CAMP GRADUATION ONE TIME THERE WAS ABOUT 600 GRADUATES THERE WAS MAYBE 60 OF THESE GUYS THEY WERE AWESOME THERE WAS MUCH MORE ACTION - ALOT OF SPINING AND SEVERAL TIMES RIFLE TOSSING NEVER A DROP - WE WERE TOLD AT THE BEGGING OF THE 2 AND A HALF HOUR EVENT NO CHEERING NO OUTBURTS - THESE GUYS GOT A STANDING OVATION Ô¿Ô
I think they did good. Of course, I'm just backing them up because I'm a NJROTC cadet at my school (first year, and I'm already one of the top shooters on Persion Rifle Team) :D
in high school i wasn't in njrotc drill, i was in the drill and flags for the marching band. But even still we knew some basic rules.... if you take a step and you are not in line, you don't take another step to fill the gap.... one step is one step! get in line at another time. Or else everyone will see your mistake.
pbfreak09, you can find more "mess ups" because these guys are doing a lot more rifle work than the silent Marine Corps. silent platoon does. When you watch the Marines, only a couple guys do some very complicated rifle work. The Navy Drill Team does it as a whole almost the entire drill. They are two different styles of drill, don't compare them, just appreciate each one for what they do. We're all on the same team.
there are a few minor errors, but that was the rawest thing ive seen :D our drill team is kind of starting to get good, but we have some.... well alot of timing to get down pat. GO NAVY! (enlisting after high school)
there are 2 things that win battles, 1 the basic training 2 mastering how to work together, hence what drills are for, the romans invented a technique like this, and there drills are suppose to be a thing of legend.
@TheDeshi100 It's all mainly boils down to opinion, but not entirely. I've been drilling for 7 years and have an extensive exhibition drill background. Based off my experience, when I watch other teams or individuals drill, I know what I'm looking at, and looking for. On a side note, my former drillmaster Constantine coaches the Navy Drill Team. He had me perform my solo infront of the team in preparation for the National High School Drill Team Championships in 2007.
This is a nice performance. Weapon angles need some work. A bit repetitious in the routine. Major phasing in the first platoon-separating move. The second move starts off to be really effective and then it is quite apparent that team members are at a moderate level of knowing responsibilities. The single-file line (minus mistake) is absolutely great. The progression after the solo works VERY well. DrillMaster Driller's Consortium
@TopGun8993 There are other other silent drill teams, the marines aren't the only silent drill team. The service academies have silent drill routines, so do most military colleges and prep schools. I'm not saying that the sailors here are silent, but still, they are good. Go Navy, Beat Army
@bjworkid1 I agree 100% even though being a navy guy myself. My marine brethrens were astonished that I know how to drill in formation at all with them. I haven't drilled really at since boot camp 10 years ago. Sad...we navy need a page to learn from the USMC....
hey, im in njrotc too. im a PO3 squad leader in alpha 3. we have one of the largest high schools in the area, and we have a decent sized ROTC. The only problem is football consumes the school. I cant remember a time when our football team didnt make it to state. since football is so big, our Drill team doesnt really practice a lot. i go to camden county high school in area 12.
yeah i agree with colehimself, the air force and marine drill teams far outshine these guys. i'm speaking from experience as a member of the air force color guard
ive noticed tha the navy drill team always has to check theyre cover, and they move around too much. the time and movement are the two big problems, but otherwise i love this specific drill. very good, thx 4 posting.
@RPGvidsTV Marine Corps Silent Drill Platoon uses M1 Garand rifles with fixed bayonets. These look similar but they're moving too fast to tell. Go the standsymphony (dot com) I think the USMC SDP's routines seem more profound.
@pbfreak09- You really can't compare the Navy and Marine drill teams equally. They both do a different drill. The Navy drill team executes more of their members doing faster and more difficult moves than the Marines. The Marines do an impressive job of slower, more precise, simpler (not simple, just more simple than the Navy) drill. I would say the Marines are better at looking more in tune and professional. The Navy is better at the difficulty in their rifle drill. I love them both!!!
@sk8fsb1993 That is incorrect. The kind of drill that is demonstrated at the High School/College level is a different kind than the sort of drill that is demonstrated by Service Teams. Service Teams do Ceremonial Drill. Their drill is not supposed to be high, fast, and exciting like you see with High School and Colligate teams. The purpose of Ceremonial Drill is to display the sharpness, discipline, and dedication that the military gives. They are two different types of drill.
the marines silent drill is more stiff not as fancy as the navy honor gaurd they just keep their drills simplified for better precision. I prefer the navy's it has a rhythm to it.
at 05:45, the second guy from the center, to the right, il fait une erreure! the guy misses the side kick cause he didnt spin the gun fast enough.. they're still really amazing though!
@YOUNGFRESH803- First of all LCpl, The U.S. Navy drill team isn't a silent drill team. The Marines are the only branch that title themselves as a SILENT drill team. I get you are a gung-ho U.S. Marine....God Bless you, and thank you for your service. I'm a veteran too. You could show a little more respect for your fellow countrymen in the U.S. Navy displaying one hell of a rifle drill. It just seems your criticism of the Navy drill team is incorrect. They are NOT a SILENT drill team. Take care.
Area 3, Scarlet Oaks CDC.[2 year NJROTC Program] (Thank God for not having sports here, just a huge lack of support and discipline) PO3 3rd Squad leader, drill team, rifle team, Raider Team(Only one to have one, an AJROTC thing), and would be Academic Team commander if we had enough people. But, that is enough of my cocky attitude, or what have you.
yeah the marines are raw, they have their armed drill routine perfected down to the smallest detail... but the navy has in my opinion alot better routine, even though it is not perfect.
@TheDeshi100 Teams get screwed over all the time. 98% of judges don't even know what they are judging. Most of it is volunteer work from local military recruiters that know nothing about exhibition drill. You have a lot to learn. Don't worry, I understand where you're coming from. I also thought like that when I was a drill n00b myself years ago.
@Armed4Life07 - Bottom line, I would go to the judges of this drill meet. Judges who were from all the services who competed rather than to believe what the posters are saying here. At least there is a bit of a balance on the judging rather than those who are posting who they believe is the best. Belief that is partial and biased.
are this the same guys at Norway? they kinda look the same in the spins and everything. or never mind. (i don't mean to sound dumb but...it does not beat the silent drill platoon!)
I'm not really sure what this guy is saying about JROTC, but I really think you should lay off him because I think he isn't necessarily attacking the organization; I believe he is just commenting on the mentality a lot of cadets have. I am an AFJROTC cadet, and I see what he is talking about every day of ROTC. I see people thinking they own the place because they have a few ribbons or a high rank.
How can anyone even think about insulting people that EVERYONE knows can't join the military because they aren't old enough. I've never seen such a low life comment from anyone that could be in the military. All cadets are proud to be in their JROTC battalion, and the fact you think it is just mocking the modern military is pissing me off. Cadet command is a part of the DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE, how can you even CLAIM their fake!?
@TheDeshi100 Placements don't reflect talent. Just because they placed higher, doesn't mean they are better. Michael Renn, a Fern Creek MCJROTC Alumni is the current world champion in solo exhibition drill. Does that literally mean he is the best in the world? No.
@YOUNGFRESH803 agreed! USMC silent drill all the way. father is a marine, im gonna be right there behind him. leave in 3 months to MCRD San Diego! OORAH!
@Armed4Life07 This is your assessment based on your skills and experience. That is not being contested by me, I'm however giving the others some information so that they will know what happened during the drill meet. Unlike you 90% of those who posted here doesn't know what to look for during these competitions.
@Armed4Life07 Correct thats my point, opinion. You may have a better eye about the drill teams but the rest of who posted here are only basing on their biased opinions. Please read my original post again, it was intended to take away the "biased opinion" by informing them that during the drill meets the Navy has won 3 times and Army 1. This, I hope, will bring them back to earth and have an open mind about military drill meets.
Me being in NJRTOC, I should like this video? But I plan on Marine Corps service, but my profession lead me towards Scarlet Oaks NJRTOC. I can't say this is not a good Drill Team, they are still extremely talented. But when you put them up against the Silent Drill Team, it will make them look bad. But, I think its more the MC SDT history that upholds them, as well as the appearance. But I still very much like what I saw.
Ditto Dizzy. I served from '73-78, was on the dril team in boot camp and we were as good as anything I see here on youtube.
Aboard ship I was on the ship's landing party. And yes Charlie Oscar, we carried rifles,M14s.
At sea, I was lucky to get 3 hrs sleep a night with the constant bridge watches, security alert drills, fleet gunnery exercises, unreps and landing party training. NAVY RULES!
For someone, who has nothing other to do in his life than training exactly that it was ok, not more. Imagine the national ballet would show this level of precision, you would not be impressed. If they would have had only some months, than it would have been amazing.
LOVE THIS!!!!!! He has absolute confidence in his team
Go Navy! Much respect from me, 3rd generation Navy and Veteran. Im a former 2nd Class AW/SAR ( Aircrewman ).
thanks for the memories, I was in crack rifle team company 942 1982
level of synchronization is phenomenal. Good job men.
Damn!! That made me wanna go Navy even more!! I can't wait till I get in cuz I wanna do that
Well did ya?
the Silent Drill Platoon never let me down EVER! Best USMC/USN Display Team Ever!
I totally agree with you. I was on the honor guard team in Incirlik Air Base Turkey when I was in the Air Force in the late 1990s. There will always be arm chair quarterbacks critiqing others performances when they have no ability or courage to get up there and do it themselves. It's a lot harder than it looks!
this is amazing, and when they switch rifles at 1:00 simply amazing
Cudos to those who participated.... for all those who commented with criticism...put up or shut up. These are the people that defend our country no matter what uniform they wear and God Bless them!!!!
The object is to enjoy not compare. I am a Marine and I like any team that shows discipline and coordination. I also prefer occasional commands especially when the public does not understand the lingo. My favorite thing about boot camp was the different language we Marines use in drill. Personally, drilling Army and Marines seems almost ordinary. Seeing Navy or Air Force at this level is interesting.
Cudos to those who participated.... for all those who comment...put up or shut up. These are the people that defend our country no matter what uniform they wear and God Bless them!!!!
Company 924 Triple Threat...Great Lakes Ill...Graduated August 10,1979 and we was Bad!!!!!!
Sharp, Sharp, I love some Drill and Ceremony. I'm Army, but Navy is Bad A**
Bravo Zulu!!!
Lieutenant United States Navy (Ret)
1980-2004
Yes the USMC drill is the best (being a former marine myself) but for all of the people talking trash about any of the drill teams, I wanna see you do what they do. They represent their respective branches of service and if you have never served then shut up! Semper FI!!!
You look here, you know teenagers in high school can't join the full time military until they are 18. Most EVERY cadet does join some branch of the military. The uniform EVERY cadet wears is NOT fake. It's just as real as any other military uniform. The Springfield issued to drill cadets is the exact same the full time military would use minus the bayonet.
@NAvyC0rpSMan Agreed. They have a higher difficulty and bigger vocabulary of movements, but sacrifice precision. The Marines have a very low vocabulary of movements, but are extremely precise. Mix the two together and what do you get? The USAF Honor Guard Drill Team.
Makes me want to put on my dress whites and join in! Trouble is the putting a 50" chest into the 44" blouse!
These guys make me proud to have served!
CTI3 / AG2
1986-1995
@Armed4Life07 There is nothing to think about. Because they won once, doesn't mean they are the best. The Joint Service Drill Competition has only happened three times. It's first year, the Marines Silent Drill Platoon won. The 2nd year, the Navy Ceremonial Honor Guard Drill Team won, and in 2010, the Army Old Guard Drill Team won. The next one will be held in April, 2011.
im a squad leader, in alpha company-first platoon. im the gunner assistant, im on the rile team[sporter], im one of the assistant coachs in it. we have a pretty good unit of a little over 160 caddets. but we got alot of noobies, and they are a pain in the rear!!
WENT TO A ENTIRE BOOT CAMP GRADUATION ONE TIME THERE WAS ABOUT 600 GRADUATES THERE WAS MAYBE 60 OF THESE GUYS THEY WERE AWESOME THERE WAS MUCH MORE ACTION - ALOT OF SPINING AND SEVERAL TIMES RIFLE TOSSING NEVER A DROP - WE WERE TOLD AT THE BEGGING OF THE 2 AND A HALF HOUR EVENT NO CHEERING NO OUTBURTS - THESE GUYS GOT A STANDING OVATION Ô¿Ô
Much respect.
I think they did good. Of course, I'm just backing them up because I'm a NJROTC cadet at my school (first year, and I'm already one of the top shooters on Persion Rifle Team) :D
in high school i wasn't in njrotc drill, i was in the drill and flags for the marching band. But even still we knew some basic rules.... if you take a step and you are not in line, you don't take another step to fill the gap.... one step is one step! get in line at another time. Or else everyone will see your mistake.
pbfreak09, you can find more "mess ups" because these guys are doing a lot more rifle work than the silent Marine Corps. silent platoon does. When you watch the Marines, only a couple guys do some very complicated rifle work. The Navy Drill Team does it as a whole almost the entire drill. They are two different styles of drill, don't compare them, just appreciate each one for what they do. We're all on the same team.
there are a few minor errors, but that was the rawest thing ive seen :D our drill team is kind of starting to get good, but we have some.... well alot of timing to get down pat.
GO NAVY! (enlisting after high school)
@synysterlud You stated that the Marines SDP was better in so many ways, but really, only one ways stands out. Precision.
there are 2 things that win battles,
1 the basic training
2 mastering how to work together, hence what drills are for, the romans invented a technique like this, and there drills are suppose to be a thing of legend.
Is this one of our Flying Rifles Drill Team generations or is this another team? They are sharp, crisp and impressive!
@TheDeshi100 It's all mainly boils down to opinion, but not entirely. I've been drilling for 7 years and have an extensive exhibition drill background. Based off my experience, when I watch other teams or individuals drill, I know what I'm looking at, and looking for. On a side note, my former drillmaster Constantine coaches the Navy Drill Team. He had me perform my solo infront of the team in preparation for the National High School Drill Team Championships in 2007.
@skeetcva34 Thank you sir for you service to our country, thank you very much.
thats nice i want to go into the airforce the most thoe cuz i lik to fly and it will help me to be commercial airline pilot when i get out
This is a nice performance. Weapon angles need some work. A bit repetitious in the routine. Major phasing in the first platoon-separating move. The second move starts off to be really effective and then it is quite apparent that team members are at a moderate level of knowing responsibilities. The single-file line (minus mistake) is absolutely great. The progression after the solo works VERY well.
DrillMaster
Driller's Consortium
Lol that commander must have been thinking: "I swear to God if anyone of them hits me..."
@BIGIFANDYELLOWCARD They're in england. Guards are all over the place. These ones just happen to be in large groups.
@TopGun8993 There are other other silent drill teams, the marines aren't the only silent drill team. The service academies have silent drill routines, so do most military colleges and prep schools. I'm not saying that the sailors here are silent, but still, they are good. Go Navy, Beat Army
they r so coooolllll!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@bjworkid1 I agree 100% even though being a navy guy myself. My marine brethrens were astonished that I know how to drill in formation at all with them. I haven't drilled really at since boot camp 10 years ago. Sad...we navy need a page to learn from the USMC....
hey, im in njrotc too. im a PO3 squad leader in alpha 3. we have one of the largest high schools in the area, and we have a decent sized ROTC.
The only problem is football consumes the school. I cant remember a time when our football team didnt make it to state. since football is so big, our Drill team doesnt really practice a lot.
i go to camden county high school in area 12.
yeah i agree with colehimself, the air force and marine drill teams far outshine these guys. i'm speaking from experience as a member of the air force color guard
indeed , people on the back didnt stop to watch.... Maybe they live there and are used to seeing the drill...
ive noticed tha the navy drill team always has to check theyre cover, and they move around too much. the time and movement are the two big problems, but otherwise i love this specific drill. very good, thx 4 posting.
Its kinda like looking into one of those infinity mirrors lol.
No disrespect. future Sailor here.
Sailors have more fun. Go Navy!!
@CrimsonOmen407 those rifles are real, just no firing pins and the metal parts are shiney.
they spin way more then marines
@RPGvidsTV Marine Corps Silent Drill Platoon uses M1 Garand rifles with fixed bayonets. These look similar but they're moving too fast to tell. Go the standsymphony (dot com) I think the USMC SDP's routines seem more profound.
that is so awesome
@pbfreak09- You really can't compare the Navy and Marine drill teams equally. They both do a different drill. The Navy drill team executes more of their members doing faster and more difficult moves than the Marines. The Marines do an impressive job of slower, more precise, simpler (not simple, just more simple than the Navy) drill. I would say the Marines are better at looking more in tune and professional. The Navy is better at the difficulty in their rifle drill. I love them both!!!
Agreed...
@Vanilladrilla11 I'll agree with you on that.
- Matt P
Former New Guard America Riflemen.
@sk8fsb1993 That is incorrect. The kind of drill that is demonstrated at the High School/College level is a different kind than the sort of drill that is demonstrated by Service Teams. Service Teams do Ceremonial Drill. Their drill is not supposed to be high, fast, and exciting like you see with High School and Colligate teams. The purpose of Ceremonial Drill is to display the sharpness, discipline, and dedication that the military gives. They are two different types of drill.
@creativemediadecatur USMC kicks ass. PERIOD.
God, I wish my AFJROTC had a drill team... x]
can't beat the marine corp. that's for sure
OOH-RAH!!
I dont know how it works for these guys, but when we screw a drill up, we paye a round of beer... some of them would be wasted lol
Watch the Kings Guard Drill team of Hawaii
the marines silent drill is more stiff not as fancy as the navy honor gaurd they just keep their drills simplified for better precision. I prefer the navy's it has a rhythm to it.
your talking apples and bananas!
marine corp is the way to go.
OOH-RAH! Semper FI
at 05:45, the second guy from the center, to the right, il fait une erreure! the guy misses the side kick cause he didnt spin the gun fast enough.. they're still really amazing though!
@TarnishedArmor1 good point! Semper Fi!
im big drill fan
Now only if i can get my Navy JROTC drill team to do that
you spin the rifle so fast that it blinds the terrorist thats how you use it in war
@RPGvidsTV they use m1903 springfields
I still think it looks strange to see squids with rifles !
I'll agree that they are good, but they cannot beat the King of Norway's Guard for sheer spectacle, nor the New Guard America for pure skill.
damn that sucks im thinking of joining a military branch idk which one yet thoe ill find out in my high school years
5:45 clearly mistake, the last rear spinning guy, on your right side(not the guys standing the one that spinning)
you should get them to establish one, good practice
The title should be changed
@creativemediadecatur ha ha ha nice one
@YOUNGFRESH803- First of all LCpl, The U.S. Navy drill team isn't a silent drill team. The Marines are the only branch that title themselves as a SILENT drill team. I get you are a gung-ho U.S. Marine....God Bless you, and thank you for your service. I'm a veteran too. You could show a little more respect for your fellow countrymen in the U.S. Navy displaying one hell of a rifle drill. It just seems your criticism of the Navy drill team is incorrect. They are NOT a SILENT drill team. Take care.
Area 3, Scarlet Oaks CDC.[2 year NJROTC Program] (Thank God for not having sports here, just a huge lack of support and discipline) PO3 3rd Squad leader, drill team, rifle team, Raider Team(Only one to have one, an AJROTC thing), and would be Academic Team commander if we had enough people. But, that is enough of my cocky attitude, or what have you.
true but have you seen New Guard America check them out
yeah the marines are raw, they have their armed drill routine perfected down to the smallest detail... but the navy has in my opinion alot better routine, even though it is not perfect.
@TheDeshi100 Teams get screwed over all the time. 98% of judges don't even know what they are judging. Most of it is volunteer work from local military recruiters that know nothing about exhibition drill. You have a lot to learn. Don't worry, I understand where you're coming from. I also thought like that when I was a drill n00b myself years ago.
@Armed4Life07 - Bottom line, I would go to the judges of this drill meet. Judges who were from all the services who competed rather than to believe what the posters are saying here. At least there is a bit of a balance on the judging rather than those who are posting who they believe is the best. Belief that is partial and biased.
i am too, wow talk about continuity right?
0:55 DUDE ROBOTS !
it happens all the time in DC. Still cool though.
The Marines are a department of the Navy; the MEN'S DEPARTMENT! To the trained eye, the Silent Drill team is still better.
@YOUNGFRESH803 uhmmm the USMC gives commands as well i have seen it =P
Scotland Before Marines In White Uniforms and have Submarines
are this the same guys at Norway?
they kinda look the same in the spins and everything. or never mind.
(i don't mean to sound dumb but...it does not beat the silent drill platoon!)
I'm not really sure what this guy is saying about JROTC, but I really think you should lay off him because I think he isn't necessarily attacking the organization; I believe he is just commenting on the mentality a lot of cadets have. I am an AFJROTC cadet, and I see what he is talking about every day of ROTC. I see people thinking they own the place because they have a few ribbons or a high rank.
How can anyone even think about insulting people that EVERYONE knows can't join the military because they aren't old enough. I've never seen such a low life comment from anyone that could be in the military.
All cadets are proud to be in their JROTC battalion, and the fact you think it is just mocking the modern military is pissing me off. Cadet command is a part of the DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE, how can you even CLAIM their fake!?
lol i just said that cuz im going to be in the airforce in 3 years
Apollo high school Arizona
@014Marines
Dude the Marine corps is part of Navy.
@TheDeshi100 Placements don't reflect talent. Just because they placed higher, doesn't mean they are better. Michael Renn, a Fern Creek MCJROTC Alumni is the current world champion in solo exhibition drill. Does that literally mean he is the best in the world? No.
@YOUNGFRESH803 agreed! USMC silent drill all the way. father is a marine, im gonna be right there behind him. leave in 3 months to MCRD San Diego! OORAH!
@Armed4Life07 This is your assessment based on your skills and experience. That is not being contested by me, I'm however giving the others some information so that they will know what happened during the drill meet. Unlike you 90% of those who posted here doesn't know what to look for during these competitions.
GO The US Marine Corps And The US Navy
@Armed4Life07 Correct thats my point, opinion. You may have a better eye about the drill teams but the rest of who posted here are only basing on their biased opinions. Please read my original post again, it was intended to take away the "biased opinion" by informing them that during the drill meets the Navy has won 3 times and Army 1. This, I hope, will bring them back to earth and have an open mind about military drill meets.
Me being in NJRTOC, I should like this video? But I plan on Marine Corps service, but my profession lead me towards Scarlet Oaks NJRTOC. I can't say this is not a good Drill Team, they are still extremely talented. But when you put them up against the Silent Drill Team, it will make them look bad. But, I think its more the MC SDT history that upholds them, as well as the appearance. But I still very much like what I saw.
just posted the navy ball should be up tomomrrow. how ya doin buddy?
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