Yes I cried every time as well , they've all got balls bigger than buckets .my dad served in the army was a proud man loyal .massive respect to all the armed forces .God bless from robin hood country Nottingham england.
David Pisko, I am disappointed in this video because in almost every case you are so focussed on the bands that thcamera turns to track the band, instead of showing the veterans. If you want to cover the march well, then show the banners that they are carrying, in each case, the battle honours are written on the banner, along with the name of the unit. While the bands are good, it's the Veterans march, not the bands. Show us the people.
Hannah It is about the men that fought in every conflict. When I was a child, there were men who had fought in the Boer War, many who had fought in he Great War (WWI) and men of my father's generation who fought in World War II. The last man to have been to the Great War died early this century. In 2019, there were still 1300 WWII Veterans in Australia. This year there may be only half that number. Also marching are Veterans of the Korean War, the Vietnam War and the Gulf War, and from various Peace Keeping operations such as East Timor.
die Fahnenträger wie eine Schweineherde, ohne Gleichschritt, ich krieg ein "Horn" - LINKS, zwei, drei - LINKS, zwei drei - the standard-bearers like a herd of pigs, without stepping in step, I get a "horn" - LEFT, two, three - LEFT, two, three -
@@hulusiakar3252 And we have Emu's, it will be a challenge to even arrive here yet alone set up base somewhere. We are geographically secluded, that's already our greatest line of defence. ;)
it's not a parade really. it's a commemorative march done in 1 of Australia's 7 states and territories. It stems from the commemoration of the Gallipoli landing (Dawn service) then progresses to ww2-now. It's pretty disrespectful laughing at it since it's a big day for us Australians. Australia is also a small nation. Across all 3 services we only have ~75,000 and we also spend less than 2% of our GDP on the military.
You hate this .well most of us now live in a decent world because of the carnage they went thru yes absolut carnage .we carnt imagine how bad it really was .listen to the song about Willie McBride i carnt without tearing up God bless them all past n present n thank you all.
I'd love to be in Australia on Anzac Day. Hell, I'd love to be in Australia ANY TIME! Congratulations, Aussies!
I teared-up, everytime....Love my Australia...
Yes I cried every time as well , they've all got balls bigger than buckets .my dad served in the army was a proud man loyal .massive respect to all the armed forces .God bless from robin hood country Nottingham england.
@@kevincomery1634 Thank you very much! fair dinkum mate!
2:46 Absolute unit
Napoleon III dpcu for service dress lol
Love it. Im going today. 2018. Aussie tradition
I love the Anzac Day March
Thanks for your service to all military personnel.
Those drums are so satisfying.
ye I'm in the Australian air league band and I have played the Scottish tenor drums, snares and bass drums
nice good job for your country is a great sharing
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Too bad that so many diggers were lost at Gallipoli. Thanks to all Commonwealth soldiers who served in both world wars, and Korea. And Viet Nam.
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this is great
Ayo I skipped me I was in one of the band
Sick
What does Fair Dinkum mean?
It means someone who exhibits Australian values: Courage, mateship, fairness. In other words honourable.
1:40 AAFC or Australian Air Force Cadets.
I’m in the aafc but further up north. We love our Sydney boys and girls their drill always is up to standard
Lest we forget who died in war
그 지역의 어르신 분들도 같이 행진하네요.
시드니네요. 감사합니다.
I had my volume at full but when i heard the Bagpipes my ears died
Like i subskrypcja ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Zapraszam do mnie.
David Pisko, I am disappointed in this video because in almost every case you are so focussed on the bands that thcamera turns to track the band, instead of showing the veterans.
If you want to cover the march well, then show the banners that they are carrying, in each case, the battle honours are written on the banner, along with the name of the unit.
While the bands are good, it's the Veterans march, not the bands. Show us the people.
I'm sorry I let you down Mandy.
I was forced to cut the footage due to the youtube limitation
@@hannahzhu6311 It's about the veterans, current serving and future. from ww1-now
Hannah
It is about the men that fought in every conflict.
When I was a child, there were men who had fought in the Boer War, many who had fought in he Great War (WWI) and men of my father's generation who fought in World War II.
The last man to have been to the Great War died early this century.
In 2019, there were still 1300 WWII Veterans in Australia. This year there may be only half that number.
Also marching are Veterans of the Korean War, the Vietnam War and the Gulf War, and from various Peace Keeping operations such as East Timor.
@@dawidpisko UA-cam limitation? I don't think that there is a time limit anymore so you can post videos no matter the length.
die Fahnenträger wie eine Schweineherde, ohne Gleichschritt, ich krieg ein "Horn" - LINKS, zwei, drei - LINKS, zwei drei - the standard-bearers like a herd of pigs, without stepping in step, I get a "horn" - LEFT, two, three - LEFT, two, three -
Türkiye!!
lmao
@@hulusiakar3252 Lol good luck
Anti-Logan Paul don’t need luck, we have ALLAH
@@hulusiakar3252 And we have Emu's, it will be a challenge to even arrive here yet alone set up base somewhere. We are geographically secluded, that's already our greatest line of defence. ;)
Anti-Logan Paul 2 words. Destroyers, Drones.
Good, but ew it's scots college
What is? The pipeband? If so, it's not, because they don't wear those uniforms.
whats wrong with Scotland fucker? the scots march and look better then these fat uncoordinated retards
@Marcus Nguyen australian?
@Marcus Nguyen at the time i was talking about the NZ one lo
@Marcus Nguyen ok
나이든 할머님도 휠체어 타고 행진. 하하.
do you call that a parade? hahaha
it's not a parade really. it's a commemorative march done in 1 of Australia's 7 states and territories. It stems from the commemoration of the Gallipoli landing (Dawn service) then progresses to ww2-now. It's pretty disrespectful laughing at it since it's a big day for us Australians. Australia is also a small nation. Across all 3 services we only have ~75,000 and we also spend less than 2% of our GDP on the military.
It's a veteran and current serving parade, do you expect the 90 year old ww2 veteran to march at perfect step like he's a grenadier guard or something
I hate this
Why? did mum finally kick you out of the house?
You hate this .well most of us now live in a decent world because of the carnage they went thru yes absolut carnage .we carnt imagine how bad it really was .listen to the song about Willie McBride i carnt without tearing up God bless them all past n present n thank you all.
why?if you live in australia you should give respect to it