55th anniversary of North Korea - Military parade

A massive North Korean military band performing at the "55th anniversary of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea" in Pyongyang, September 9, 2003.

Not the easiest thing to find on the internet. Its a shame the TV broadcast commentary interrupts half way through.

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• North
• Korea
• Military
• band
• DPRK
• Pyongyang
• army
• korean
• march
• communist
• kim
• jong
• il

[InfiniteMushroom]

That had to take at least 6-8 months to plan out and choreograph. Then another year to practice! Amazing. All of that to entertain the Little Troll.

[lonefisherfox]

@skytrooper1980 THIS IS SPARTA!!!!

[ReplayButtonMolester]

2:36 North korean x-factor

[ElderScrolls7]

@InfiniteMushroom

I agree. I was in the Turkish navy. And even for a small parade with 4 soldiers on each row we had to train once a day for a month.

[Waterflux]

@david245611

The North Korean poverty actually plays into North Korea's strength. It is too poor for big powers to even want to bother (except China as North Korea does have minerals and China is insatiable for resources). That is why South Korea and others put up with Nork brinkmanship and would rather bribe the North (e.g., humanitarian aid).

[YRohanm]

A funny way to spend resources in a country that is not able to feed their own citizens.

[IwaysKeepMOMMINd]

@ 3:31 that star was epic

[david245611]

USA, Russia, and China can kick North Korea's ass anyday!

[VictorLepanto]

I will always insist, it looks like they are all kicking each other in the ass. In a sense, I guess they are. That is the Marxist vision for the future of humanity. Everyon organised in marching circle, eternally goosestepping each other in the ass forever.

[77privillege]

they practise it only for their "lovely" leader -.-

but still its very nice ;)

[VlogNigas]

@InfiniteMushroom hahaha nice