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30th April 10, 11:53 AM
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Oh nice! I didn't know the current incarnation wore kilts. Most excellent.
I've seen a few images of kilted pipers in Iraq, but nothing formal like the Leatherneck Pipe Band. Looking (and sounding) sharp.
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30th April 10, 11:59 AM
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 Originally Posted by Noel Christian Riddell
Oh nice! I didn't know the current incarnation wore kilts. Most excellent.
I've seen a few images of kilted pipers in Iraq, but nothing formal like the Leatherneck Pipe Band. Looking (and sounding) sharp.
The Company of Military Historians devoted a plate in their magazine to the original USMC Pipe Band many years ago:
http://www.military-historians.org/c...images/692.htm
The US Marines stationed in Iceland in 1941-42 also had some experience with the pipes, as they were "neighbors" to the Tyneside Scottish:
http://www.nps.gov/archive/wapa/inde...1b.htm#british
My great-uncle Robert was a "Polar Bear Marine" (actually a US Navy Corpsman).
T.
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