Honor Guard from 5 Military Branchs (Army, Marine Corps, Navy, Air Force, Coast Guard) at Arlington

The Prime Minister of Japan, Fumio Kishida lays at wreath at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier during an Armed Forces Full Honor Wreath Laying Ceremony at Arlington National Cemetery, Arlington, Va., Jan. 13, 2023.
The ceremony was hosted by U.S. Army Maj. Gen. Allan M. Pepin, the commander Joint Forces Headquarters- National Capitol Region (JTF-NCR) and Military District of Washington (MDW).
The Armed Forces Full Honor Wreath Laying Ceremony are provided by the Joint Service Honor Guard which is a sub-unit of the JFH-NCR.
The Joint Service Honor Guard is composed of personnel from the official honour guard units of each uniformed branch in the United States Armed Forces (Army, Marine Corps, Navy, Air Force and Coast Guard). The honour guard units of each of the services is located in or near Washington D. C., and form the ad-hoc battalion sized unit to represent the entire armed forces at numerous ceremonies of state, mostly State visits to the United States and the Armed Forces Farewell.

[jayminasi]

in all of Washington and the environs, the man who has the greatest honor is buried in the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. No politician will ever be so honored as he is.

[TonyStCyr]

This is how, we show respect, to a fallen Soldier who is a soldier, we may be on different sides but a professional
Soldier always gives the respect and the courtesy to a fallen foe.

[autumnlheureux]

I come from a rich military heritage. Family served in all our branches. Our family was touched by Japan in wwii. G uncle was lost at sea in pacific. Grandpa was a POW in Japan. I got to visit local friend of mine in Japan when I lived in Korea. Fun to see her in her environment. Met her lovely family and neighbors. It was a short but nice visit. We are still friends. This was a touching ceremony. Hail the brave travelers gone to soon. May we learn the art of peace as well as we learned the art of war.

[pcpablo]

1966-67 Coast Guard Honor Guard, I did that many times and remember it like it was yesterday. What a privilege and honor. Uniform has changed but the job remains the same.

[zuzannawisniewska]

This brings back memories. A very honorable ceremony. I am very proud to be an American woman. I love my country. Honor and respect from Fort Worth, Texas.

[nancychandler]

Thank you for your service to all who have served, past, present and future

[byron]

These fallen heroes they died giving their last ounce of courage for Freedom and Peace so that we the present Generation will have peace and prosperity and are free! Salute! Strength and Honor to the fallen unknown soldiers k!

[elk]

I've never seen this ritual done before. Very impressive. US Army 1965 to 1967.

[doles]

Danm I love this country! God bless America!

[bpsitrep]

A very honorable ceremony, well done to all the Armed Forces Honor Guard units. Thank you to the Government of Japan, Prime Minister Kishida for the respect you given to our fallen.

[heythave]

So solemn, so beautiful. Thank you to those who served and gave their lives. I am grateful beyond words.

[zuzannawisniewska]

I'm an Army girl, and this gave me a lump in my throat....much respect from Chicago.

[yantisetiawan]

🇺🇸🇺🇸unknown soldiers are also heroes... they give their lives to the country... they do deserve honour, respect & appreciation... their services and sacrifices will be unforgettable... 👍👍🤗🤗👏👏🙏🙏

[chrischristoferson]

I don’t know why I was so moved by this. The uniforms, the precision, the national anthems? Just awesome. Respect to all who have served. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[fanli]

I just visited Normandy all five landing beaches. At this moment when I watch this video, I deeply appreciate those who dedicated their lives to the freedom. Freedom is not free!

[warrenjones]

less we forget...freedom isn't free. Semper Fortis

[ratlips]

Total respect! It is what our nation does. Those that don't, take a hike and don't look back!

[redsorgum]

As an Army vet, this is awesome to see. ✌️🇺🇸🇯🇵✌️👏👏👏👏

[ChristopherIslas-pqnb]

Beautifully well done! Loved seeing all the military branches in solidartity and unity, such humility in reverence to the fallen soldier.

[aghostyboi]

Arlington is one of the greatest places in virginia, ive only been to D.C once but im glad we stopped in arlington for the changing of the guard. Everyone should go. Im from virginia and i wish i could see it more. Truely an unforgettable atmosphere.