Army ROTC Video 2009
A short promo video re-capping the events of 2009 at the UCLA Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC). This is a collection of material shot over a year including a promotions ceremony, FTX, and graduate officer commissioning.
Very awesome music shout out goes to Tony Fiala. Footage shot by a collection of videographers from various events, chiefly Yusuke, Christina, Kiel, JP, and myself.
Special thanks to all the cadets, Lt. Col Kramer, Major Miner, Capt Choi, Capt Dittami, Capt McDermott, Capt Hong, and Vicki Sanelli for making it all possible.
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1st Battalion The Royal Anglian, Helmand – PART2Ohio University Army ROTC “Bobcat Battalion”
For the eighth consecutive year Ohio University Army ROTC exceeded Cadet Command Averages in all recorded training events. On the average, forty ROTC programs from across the nation are able to accomplish this level of performance every year. Since 2001, Ohio University Army ROTC has exceeded Cadet Command averages in all training events, an accomplishment comparable to an intercollegiate sports program qualifying to compete in the national championships for eight consecutive years. We are the only ROTC program in the nation out of 272 colleges and universities to accomplish this consistent level of performance.
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Artillery Fire Power at its best
Fire Power is so much better live but hope you enjoy it like i do.
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BSDCompany C, 1st Battalion 178th Infantry army national guard returns home
Company C 1st Battallon 178th infantry Airmobile Army National Guard returns home from Afghanistan. Kankakee Illinois. Thank You Soldiers.
Glad your home safe! Hi Luke Gosnell.
We are all proud of you.
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Combat Patrol With 10th Mountain Division
B-roll of Soldiers patrolling the mountain border between Afghanistan and Pakistan. Scenes include service members patrolling in Humvees, walking up hills and firing mortar rounds. Units involved: 3rd Battalion, 10th Mountain Division (Fort Drum)
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1st Battalion of The Royal Welsh – Freedom of the City
TWO heroic Swansea soldiers who’ve been deployed to Afghanistan will be representing the city on the weekend when they get the chance to march in front of their family and friends. Jason Maddocks and Jamie Elsworth are taking part in a homecoming parade
on Saturday (Sept 13th 2008) when Swansea’s links with the 1st Battalion of The Royal Welsh (Royal Welch Fusiliers) are being reaffirmed.
The event has been arranged to welcome hundreds of soldiers back to Wales and to thank them for their service in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Swansea Council has twice awarded Freedom of the City to The Royal Regiment of Wales and The Royal Welch Fusiliers in 1981 and 1994 respectively but, since that time,
the regiments have merged to form The Royal Welsh.
Proceedings on Saturday morning will start at the Guildhall when Cllr Chris Holley, Swansea Council Leader, will reaffirm the city’s links with The Royal Welsh.
The Lord Mayor, Cllr Gareth Sullivan, will then inspect the Battalion at 11am on the rotunda outside the Guildhall’s clock tower entrance before addressing the troops and
inviting them to exercise their freedom march with bayonets fixed.
The battalion will form up outside the Guildhall and will march along St Helen’s Road, the Kingsway, Dilwyn Street, Oxford Street, Castle Street and Whitewalls before making
their way back to the Guildhall along South Road.
They will be accompanied by the Prince of Wales Division Band and the salute will be taken by Cllr Gareth Sullivan, the Lord Mayor of Swansea, Byron Lewis, the Lord Lieutenant
of West Glamorgan, and Brigadier Iain Cholerton at about 12.15pm.
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Representative Battalion of the Polish Army
Final preparations of the Representative Battalion of the Polish Army before National Day of Independance parade (11th November). Record taken on 9th Nov 2005.
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Sabaton-Light in the Black(US Army tribute)
A tribute to the US Army with Sabaton.
All anti-American and political comments will be removed.
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