HMCS Ontario Band 2008 Ceremony of the Flags March Past

March Past at HMCS Ontario Sea Cadet Training Center - Ceremony of the Flags.

Mon Ami (Charles O'Neill)
Heat of Oak (William Boyce)
On The Quarter Deck (Kenneth Alford)

Video was taken with Sony Cybershot P73 (4MP Digital Camera)

Category:

Music

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• Royal
• Canadian
• Sea
• Cadets
• Air
• Band
• Military
• Brass
• Reed
• HMCS
• Ontario
• 2008
• Music
• Marching
• Drum
• Major
• Camp
• Ceremony
• Flags
• Charles
• O'Neill
• Mon
• Ami
• Heat
• of
• Oak
• William
• Boyce
• Quarter
• Deck
• Kenneth
• Alford

[franciscosiles]

oh there is a mistake on your description on the second song it says heat of oak its Heart of Oak

[franciscosiles]

awesome I was there too TG3 Gunz

[lioncadet]

@roseyrose987 i was there for it too TG3 Gunz B Guard; least u get to go back this year; good luck in TG3 Music :)

[roseyrose987]

aah I remember doing the C of F's this yeaar!! i was in TG2 music.. we did it in Ottawa.. :) It was sooo muchh fun!! Can't waiit till next year!!

[Leobullet1]

Cont'd (again)

These Sailors did a wonderful job which allowed me to experience that feeling of pride all over again.

Thank you.

[Leobullet1]

Cont'd (again)

These Sailors did a great job which allowed me to experience those same feelings of pride all over again.

Thank you.

[Leobullet1]

Cont'd

That was the first time I felt that surge of pride, from being in a well trained group that could do something no one person could accomplish alone.

One thing I noticed that was different in the Gun's Crew was the way they were marching; we used to have to march with our upper legs coming up parallel to the ground and pointing our toes down. It made us look like horses prancing and looked very good.

Those days were the best days of my teenage years. Great times.

These Sailors did a

[Leobullet1]

We used to do the Ceremony of the Flags and the Sunset Ceremony back in the early 1970's, at the Sea Cadet Camp, HMCS Cornwallis, NS. I think our Training Officer's name was Maj. Allinski or Alinsky. He was tough but good.

I remember being on ome of the Gun's Crews and practicing so much our knees would be bleeding from kneeling on the pavement. We ended up cutting the toes out of our grey, wool, socks and using two of them as a knee pad under our pants.

That was the first time I felt that s

[HelloGoodbye1920095]

TG2 sailors had to be on the field gun this year.... not fun.

[VersionXpand]

I did my cf's at acadia for tg2 gunnery this year. One of the best, if not THE best things, i've ever been a part of.