Black Watch Platoon Exhibition (1999)

Winston Churchill High School Black Watch Platoon Exhibition (1999).
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[@AsaIsrealfuery9650]

I was a freshman on San Juan Guard this year.... Black Watch was our biggest rival... well done 1999 team.

[@williambrandley623]

Cadence is too fast.

[@bmx687]

Crazy thing is, I believe this routine is still very competitive; it trumphs BW's current routine substantially. If BW brought back the snap and precision that they had in their prime days, they would become the power house that they once were

[@bmx687]

Mark Delagarza

[@Iao74185]

+bmx687 Ever since Major Mikesell retired as SAI, the drill has never been up to that level. It was practice every day in the hot sun and fierce competition. You would practice at home and in your sleep. Drill was the backbone of ROTC and he drilled it into every cadet. Cadets sacrificed their high school years for drill. That's why they were so good back then. Major Mikesell made drill gods.

[@drillosophy1012]

@@Iao74185 Sure would be nice if more instructors were like that.

[@xgeraldiswhoax]

Still one of my favorite routines

[@drillosophy1012]

Look at the size of the crowd. That was drill’s Golden Age.

[@satrw]

Fantastic!

[@HBProductions.]

Great memories. I was there in JV. 96-99.

[@xepicxyoshix5982]

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