We have a military parade in commemoration of 192 for Argentina Independenceand I would like you share some pictures:

Regimiento Patricios:

They fought on the British invations (1806 and 1807).

Regimiento de Granaderos:

They fought for the independence of Argentina, Chile and Peru.

And my son Nico with special force soldier:



Thanks
Martin

Thank you for sharing this photos with us.
Is this a member of the 601 company,nice mp5sd.
Here in San Francisco we have a big military parade too,even my own scouts unit was here ,i have been chating a lot with the officers of course about guns and shooting.
I supouse your son is a great shooter-hunter ,ppost more phptos of him at the south american forum.Juan

A good and happy Independence Day to you and all the best to Argentina and her people.

Respectfully,

Eric

Thanks for posting up the info re your independence Day parade.

Juan
Happy Independence Day.
The guys way back when sure went to war dressed for the occasion.
In Northern Virginia, Fort Meyers, the 'Old Guard' does Sunday retreats and special occasions dressed in the uniforms of the 1776 era.
For now I'll toast Independence with a cup of coffee and tomorrow night with a good beer.

Please do a salute to the colors for me.

Jim

quote:

Originally posted by Eric:
A good and happy Independence Day to you and all the best to Argentina and her people.

Respectfully,

Eric

+1

Regards,

Larry

I think all Americans respect those with the 'Independence' spirit. I've been to Argentina and impressed with the quality of people there. Seems that a lot of people left Europe back then....some went to America, some went to South America, some went to Canada, and some went to Australia or New Zealand

All our fore-fathers were cut from similar cloth. Fate turned the boats right, left, straight, or went long.