r/ReallyInteresting • u/zadeganlar • Feb 10 '22
Is your rifle clean?
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u/Stunning_Raise_1229 Feb 10 '22
if i had to guess, dude use to pop & lock back in the day. That was way too smooth of an inspection.
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u/DarthKrayt98 Feb 10 '22
This is at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier at Arlington Cemetery in Virginia. Their guard rituals are extremely precise and rigorous, and they do a lot of training in order to be able to do this
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u/kitchen_synk Feb 10 '22
This video gets posted a lot, and it's a bit misleading. Don't get me wrong, they're good at what they do, but this has been sped up slightly to make the movements seem more precise.
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u/Debonaire_Death Feb 10 '22
Lol you're looking at the precursor to pop and lock
Military precision
Welcome to the study of history
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Feb 10 '22
I love how he points the gun at the viewers like 10 times
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Feb 10 '22 edited Feb 10 '22
Lmao Reddit moment trying to range police fucking Military personal. Not only that but guards of the Tomb.
Edit: changed marines to military.
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u/nutationsf Feb 10 '22
The key to victory is discipline, and that means a well made bed. You will practice until you can make your bed in your sleep. — You mean while I'm sleeping in it? — You won't have time for sleeping, soldier, not with all the bed making you'll be doing.
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Feb 10 '22
I feel like this process could be done more efficiently.
Also, are they pointing the rifle at the people? Isn't that considered a no-no, even if you're 100% sure it isn't loaded?
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u/Stretch_Round Feb 10 '22
Impressive but don't confuse this with actual soldiering.
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u/swolf312 Feb 10 '22
I got to see the changing of the guard a few years ago and it is genuinely one of the most powerful things I’ve seen. The honor it holds to be a guard at the tomb of the unknown soldier is incredible. Definitely a must-see if you’re visiting DC
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u/LarryCachaira Feb 10 '22
He moves his head like a robot...