Citadel Junior Sword Arch (cordon with
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Junior Sword Arch is a group of sword bearing juniors they perform then arch for the Seniors who walk through with their rings
The last of the sword drill was the class of 1989 !! It was then dis banded …. And it was very had to do
the guy fell down an elevator shaft and died now JSD is JSA but they still die proud.
@@oof9788 Hold up, the reason it got disbanded was because someone fell down an elevator shaft?
@@bayyoud It was a common thing during the training to make them hang from a bar in the elevator shaft usually they would be able to grab them if it looked like they would fall but one guy who apparently wasn't going to make the cut because of his weight fell down the elevator shaft and died on impact but there were more reasons it was shut down some of the "training" was a bit too fucked up. It's not as bad now as it was back then though so that's sick.
Incorrect. Class of 1994 was last JSD. Class of 1995 JSD was selected but never performed due to it being disbanded. There were no deaths as indicated in below comments. Source: I was one of the chosen for 1995 JSD but did not perform.
You don’t understand it
That's pretty much what I said in the video but you go ahead and ignore that and the rest of what I said.
@@TheDrillMaster001 The only people who fully understand why JSA and formerly JSD do what they do are the former and current members. I'll provide the limited info I have as I have a few friends in JSA. The "small steps" are called bicycle steps, the reason they swing their arms like that is to fully display the "cheerio" that they do with their hands, the entire ceremony is in honor of the Senior Class many of the things you pointed out have specific symbolic meanings like the sword dipping down in a specific way. TBH though people get very touchy about el cids "special" clubs.
@oof9788 Thank you very much for the explanation. I appreciate it. I noticed the "feedback" from the others.