Did they invite the Germans too? Or were they forced to perform 20 kms away from the city? :P

Oui Sire nous y sommes

Only to return back to France, again.

VIVE L’EMPEREUR

And guess what, it isn't burning like last time !

Les Russes, laches jusqu’au bout.

Pas là non. Tu confonds un peuple et ses gouvernants, pas très intelligent... Прошу простить глупость моего соотечественника, русских друзей

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Christian Derinck Amitié mise à mal par nos gouvernants...

+Surio Bof, ils ne représentent plus grand chose de toute manière (Nos gouvernants j'entends.).

A force de s'écrouler ou de faire des choix contraires aux intérêts de la France, mais en accord avec leurs intérêts à eux... oui en effet, ils ne pèsent plus grand-chose, mais la France aussi par la même occasion.

I agree on Sambre et Meuse, and thanks for noticing it but about your independence, I think you reverse things... no disrespect to valiant americans during their independence war, but in fact, the war became global when France entered in, involving Dutch and Spanish by her own diplomacy. Then almost all the guns, the powder, the ships, the money of the insurgents were French, even the uniforms of the regular US troops were french. And on the true decisive battle on the american continent (Yorktown 1781), French soldiers are more numerous than Americans. it's even twice more if we count the french navy. The strategy of Yorktown is also French as it was Rochambeau, who refused the Washington plan to attack Clinton and NYC. Even the battle of Saratoga is at best a draw, but it convinced France that there was something to do if Americans were able to at least sometimes make a draw with british professional troops ... French land troops were considered as better than the English and for once, due to a great restructuration, the little french fleet was able to match part of the british RN. France managed to involve Spain and Dutch because they had important and fairly good navies too, that would mean that british will have to share their fleet all around earth to make safe their sea circulation safe. It's not a hasard if French close the cheasepeake bay, it was part of the plan of Rochambeau. Lord Cornwallis accepted to be encircled and assieged at Yorktown because he was convinced that the Royal Navy would keep him alive and that then the french-american alliance would give up. Galant, Rochambeau has shown Washington to the British second in command at Yorktown when they surrendered. The british felt it like an humiliation, they tried to avoid it, with giving the commander sword to the French like if Americans were for nothing, but perfidiously and amusingly, Rochambeau refused it... And the worse was not yet arrived for the british general but Washington refused it to and asked to give it to his commander in second ;) Cornwallis lied about a certain dysentry to not have to give his surrender to the French-american Allies.... BTW, thanks for the Help in WWI and thanks for having liberated us (alongside with British and many other allies, in which few french) in WWII. :)

Zaraki Kenpachi legion d'honneur ?

Von Léopold 🤣 La légion d’honneur a un militaire, mais non voyons, il n’est pas mort, laissons la plus prestigieuse récompense à des joueurs de foot ou à des comédiens sans aucun talent.

Thanks :) Rosbif or Yankee ?

the first song doesn't recall you something ? ;) Le Régiment de sambre et Meuse ... Ohio band uses it...

"Taptoe majorettes" de Guy Luypaerts

whats the name of the song they played in the begginning?

@@hherkusumo1551 "Le régiment de Sambre et Meuse".

Grenadiers are also infantry.

+FrostCreed Their uniforms are from the Second Empire, so they wear Second Empire styled shakos. The 2nd infantry regiment of the Rep Guard does reenact the Grenadiers of Napoleon I, though.

I agree

So true ,i miss the Garde Impériale

Sambre et meuse

First of all, thanks for your effort to translate in french but actually, First march = "première marche" ... premier mars is 1st OF march... Most war and military words (in english) have french origines : Marche (March), Infanterie(infantry), cavalerie, artillerie, arme, armée (army), division, corps d'armée, brigade, groupe d'armées, escadron (squadron), peloton (platoon), Soldat (soldier), Sergent, Lieutenant, Capitaine, Colonel, Général, Maréchal (Marshall), Canon etc...

Le rêve passe.

Ce n'est pas parce que tu ne ferais pas le 100em de ce qu'ils peuvent faire qu'il faut imaginer que ta frustration nous interesse/.......... ^^

du con aucun respect pour notre armée

tstanton_ stupid... fucking stupid... retarded joke of 100 years

tstanton_ well I remember USA carried the white flag. :P

You lost against vietnamese farmers

@@johnerrol3813 Also, they were more than happy when the french white flag came into war with british in 1778-1783 period... Especially since 1776, they were receiving french guns, money, uniforms, ships, supplies and despite a true superiority in number to the british, they didn't arrive to win with the french guns. They needed french navy and french regiments to win the decisive battle of Yorktown.

This is our Guard here. The beat of our army. They die, but they don't surrender. Show respect and bow towards them, or f*ck off.

Shut up it's so beautiful

ExXon Thank you!