As a retired U.S.Navy Sailor I am so proud of what I see here. I am no longer able to stand, but I still salute these Marines. I served during the war in Vietnam War.
Well, men....all 18 enemy battalions on the mainland U.S.A. are at home now in the proper place God keeps for enigmas that wanted us to live in the "attic " but Father's earth is their eternal home and Our Heavenly Father fought all 18 from Babylon 666 for us. Rejoice and enjoy the Peace that passes understanding from His Son named Jesus Christ, our ever-present Savior in any time of real diplomatic national and allied need. Give thanks always for the joy that comes with being God's good real children at any age we are anywhere on God 's earth. 🙏 Sincerely, Deborah Jayne Montgomery
makes me choke, loved it when i came back from vietnam in 1968 and on a stretcher the marine band was at the california airport, but as went thru the gates we were pelted with eggs and people calling us baby killers, good thing the windows were up, I was in vietnam for 3 tours as a navy udt chief petty officer,
As a retired USMC Master Sergeant serving 21 years, I have enjoyed myself immensely. Would not have changed anything. From a Grunt to Recruiting Duty to Reserve Duty and everything in between, I loved my years with the Corp! OORAH to all past, present and future Marines!! SEMPER FI.
I PROFUSELY thank you for posting this. I am formerly a U.S. Navy Corpsman and proudly attached forever and ever AMEN as an honorary United States Marine, 8404, 3rd Anglico Reserves, Long Beach & Chavez Ravine, Long Angeles. Chiseled into stone is the treasured memory of my beloved almighty United States Marine Corps playing the exact same musical rendition at our Navy Corpsman class at Camp Johnson, Camp LeJeune, Jacksonville, North Carolina. Everyone stood firmly at attention, except for the flags waving. NO ONE MOVED a "milliliter" of AN INCH. My home is San Diego, "FIGHTERTOWN" USA. FIGHT FIGHT FIGHT!
We seldom wore camo or utilities in the band in 1970. But did for practices----or when a unit was about to get onto a plane----where we always traveled in utilities.
As a retired U.S.Navy Sailor I am so proud of what I see here. I am no longer able to stand, but I still salute these Marines. I served during the war in Vietnam War.
Me too....
Music makes my ❤️ proud!!!!
Well, men....all 18 enemy battalions on the mainland U.S.A. are at home now in the proper place God keeps for enigmas that wanted us to live in the "attic " but Father's earth is their eternal home and Our Heavenly Father fought all 18 from Babylon 666 for us. Rejoice and enjoy the Peace that passes understanding from His Son named Jesus Christ, our ever-present Savior in any time of real diplomatic national and allied need. Give thanks always for the joy that comes with being God's good real children at any age we are anywhere on God 's earth. 🙏
Sincerely, Deborah Jayne Montgomery
makes me choke, loved it when i came back from vietnam in 1968 and on a stretcher the marine band was at the california airport, but as went thru the gates we were pelted with eggs and people calling us baby killers, good thing the windows were up, I was in vietnam for 3 tours as a navy udt chief petty officer,
As a retired USMC Master Sergeant serving 21 years, I have enjoyed myself immensely. Would not have changed anything. From a Grunt to Recruiting Duty to Reserve Duty and everything in between, I loved my years with the Corp! OORAH to all past, present and future Marines!! SEMPER FI.
Semper Fi Top.
Thank you sir for your job well done.
Right on top best time ever Gunney Wade
I PROFUSELY thank you for posting this. I am formerly a U.S. Navy Corpsman and proudly attached forever and ever AMEN as an honorary United States Marine, 8404, 3rd Anglico Reserves, Long Beach & Chavez Ravine, Long Angeles. Chiseled into stone is the treasured memory of my beloved almighty United States Marine Corps playing the exact same musical rendition at our Navy Corpsman class at Camp Johnson, Camp LeJeune, Jacksonville, North Carolina. Everyone stood firmly at attention, except for the flags waving. NO ONE MOVED a "milliliter" of AN INCH. My home is San Diego, "FIGHTERTOWN" USA. FIGHT FIGHT FIGHT!
I was a 5543 in that band Aug 80- Dec 82. The original Top Mike era.
I was a 5563 at MCRD San Diego in 1970 -1971 where I served with a SSgt Mike. I'm wondering if it's the same Mike.
William D. Mike,trumpet dark green Marine
@@royharris7681 Yep. That's him. Thanks.
Thank you all for your service my husband is a marine veterans will subscribe
Hurraaaa! from Brazil
This band does a fine job.
I SERVED AS SENIOR CORPSMAN 2ND MARINE DIVISION VIET NAM ERA SEMPER FI TO MY BROTHERS
Howdy Brother 8404 ... my last three years in the Marine Forces Reserve paid my spending money for law school
Let's not forget that they're just as good with a weapon as an instrument. They can play and fight !
Ya, just got to love them
Bela música. Muito bem feita. Show
HMCS (Ret.) Corpsman of Marines. Our Corps remains stead fast in upholding military tradition. Semper Fi- Devil Dogs.
Way to. Go. My fellow marines semper fi
My Marine retired from Charlie Company.Gysgt Henry Vozka.
Semper Fi to all !!!!
Anchors Aweigh the best Navy USA.
My respect to all always.Semper Fi!!!!!! We love you.
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Here is all the USN myself included a proud Wave 👋!!!!!!
God Bless America
what's the name of this march
"Semper Fidelis", by John Philip Sousa. It's the official march of the USMC.
Happy Valentines 💝 to all !!!!
God bless these guys the hell they go through in war
SFMF!
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Go usa
Band in camo....really, who's going to attack them?
It is hot in North Carolina????
We seldom wore camo or utilities in the band in 1970. But did for practices----or when a unit was about to get onto a plane----where we always traveled in utilities.
They are Maines first and fight as well as the play. Semper fi!
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what, where, when Come on, get professional if you want to tell a story.