Questo Inno mi piace moltissimo. Amo la Scozia vedere questi video mi fa stare bene. il suono delle cornamuse mi calma. Siete veramente fantastici. Grazie ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Este hino me lembrar quando eu tocava na Banda Municipal de Camaçari BA, Bamuca. Tocamos este mesmo hino e outros mais este hino é show 😉👍👏👏👍👍😉👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏💪
Firefighter Bridged Fallen is long time ago "Colonal Sir Othman Tunku Ahmad" Singapore ,have done resQ Queen Elizabeth ii House in total Burning Bukit Timah@Bukit Belacan 1969
Interesting how these Americans all dress like Scots, wearing kilts and playing the pipes etc. Hahaha am Scottish and never knew such appreciation (appropriation) existed in the world. Hahaha
Irish people were discriminated against in early US history and many Irish immigrants were forced to take dangerous jobs instead of normal, safe jobs since people didn't want to hire them. Since firefighting was so dangerous, especially since this was the 1800-1900s and modern equipment didn't exist, many of the immigrant firefighters died. Traditional Irish funerals were held by their communities to honor them, which include pipes and drums honors, and we've carried on that tradition to this day.
It’s because many Americans are of Scottish decent in the south and Irish decent in the north and that many of our ancestors were firefighters when they came to the country long ago. Back then police and fire services were jobs no one wanted yet they were always taken by hard working Scottish and Irish immigrants. Over time bagpipes became more a tradition with the police and fire service in the United States and today they’re often played at funerals of police, fire, and service members those who paid the ultimate sacrifice for their country and local communities.
great video. I was there. and cried. and will cry every time I see it or hear it. thank you for posting.
Wonderful it makes us honor and give thanks
Long live Scotland down with the crown 🏴🏴
@@markemley6864 Scotland yes England deffo not
I love listening to bagpipes and drums. Most important is the agreement to dress up and be a team!!
Very nice 👏👏👏👏👏👏 from Glasgow 🇬🇧
Questo Inno mi piace moltissimo. Amo la Scozia vedere questi video mi fa stare bene. il suono delle cornamuse mi calma. Siete veramente fantastici. Grazie ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Das ist Tradition vom feinsten !!! Weiter so!!!
Aye long live Scotland down with the crown 🏴
Este hino me lembrar quando eu tocava na Banda Municipal de Camaçari BA, Bamuca. Tocamos este mesmo hino e outros mais este hino é show 😉👍👏👏👍👍😉👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏💪
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A that's so lovely to see class.
A beautiful tribute to the ultimate hero
Los.gaiteros de l a Reina
God bless our firefighters.
If only I could hear the bands playing
Spot on .
It’s true what they say you can take the man out of Scotland but not Scotland out of the man
scotland the brave / the rowan tree / wings. nice tradtions
Aye mate long Scotland. Down with crown 🏴
A great send off for a falling hero
Magnifique
Belíssima, apresentação. thank You.
Rip 🙏🏻❤️💚❤️🇺🇸
Can you go to the phil collins?! He have today birthday ! Please your are the kings from England 🙏 🥁🥁💐👍
Muito lindo!
Firefighter Bridged Fallen is long time ago "Colonal Sir Othman Tunku Ahmad" Singapore ,have done resQ Queen Elizabeth ii House in total Burning Bukit Timah@Bukit Belacan 1969
By any chance, would you remember how many people were in the march?
Go colorado spring hoorah
Interesting how these Americans all dress like Scots, wearing kilts and playing the pipes etc. Hahaha am Scottish and never knew such appreciation (appropriation) existed in the world. Hahaha
James Smith You don’t approve?
What is interesting is how you don’t know why why bagpipes are played for fallen firefighters. Maybe you should catch up on your history James.
Irish people were discriminated against in early US history and many Irish immigrants were forced to take dangerous jobs instead of normal, safe jobs since people didn't want to hire them. Since firefighting was so dangerous, especially since this was the 1800-1900s and modern equipment didn't exist, many of the immigrant firefighters died. Traditional Irish funerals were held by their communities to honor them, which include pipes and drums honors, and we've carried on that tradition to this day.
@@Teddingtin Sounds like he approves.
It’s because many Americans are of Scottish decent in the south and Irish decent in the north and that many of our ancestors were firefighters when they came to the country long ago. Back then police and fire services were jobs no one wanted yet they were always taken by hard working Scottish and Irish immigrants. Over time bagpipes became more a tradition with the police and fire service in the United States and today they’re often played at funerals of police, fire, and service members those who paid the ultimate sacrifice for their country and local communities.
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