The United States Marine Corps are filled with the most impressive professional soldiers that the world has ever seen. Before The United States had even won its independence, the Marines have been there to defend American interests from home all the way to the shores of Tripoli!
So as the years passed by and the Marines continued to prove themselves the greatest military force of all time, officials realized that they needed a way to show their fellow Americans, and people all over the world, that our nation's Marines were so well trained that they could perform incredibly difficult marching techniques in complete silence.
Working as a single unit, the Silent Drill Team, also known as, "The Marching Twenty-Four," are all made up of the best of the best. Just to become a member of this elite platoon is nearly impossible.
Not only do these men have to perfect these disciplines before they're allowed to perform in front of an audience, but they all have to look alike as well! If you look closely you'll even realize that their heights are all nearly the same. Between 5'11'' and 6'1,'' these men are a shining example to the whole world of what it means to be a Marine!
The NFL's Washington Redskins wanted to express their respect and support for the men and women of the military, and they were honored to have the men of the Silent Drill Team march at their event! Please watch this incredible video if you love the Marines.
And please SHARE this jaw-dropping video if you're honestly impressed by these amazing men!
Redskins Salute Military Day!By MSgt Rob Wilkins, USAF, Ret.On Saturday, Jul 11th, 2015, the Washington Redskins hosted military personnel and their families at Fedex Field. Redskins Salute provides the Redskins organization an opportunity to recognize and thank military personnel and their families for their service and sacrifice. The United States Marine Corps Silent Drill Platoon, from Marine Barracks Washington 8th & I performed at the Salute! Semper Fi!For more information on the Redskins Salute program, click the following link:http://www.redskinssalute.com/Video – MSgt Rob Wilkins, USAF, Ret.Note: The Washington Redskins were not paid to host this event. This event is paid for by the Redskins organization as a token of their appreciation and support to those who serve and their families.
Posted by Rolling Thunder Washington, DC Inc. on Sunday, July 12, 2015
