A&M exactly as I remember it (I was a fish in 1967). These videos are from 1960-1964 and capture day-to-day life as well as parades and Corps trips. Video from A&M-tu in 1963 and the Bonfire that never was. Kyle Field as it used to be. (I was at that A&M-tu game.) Taken by a guy in the Band Class of '64. The Snow Wars video has been on Texags before.

http://vimeo.com/user9498089/videos

Pretty cool

You couldn't tell 1963 from 1983 except for the civilian clothes and buildings.

VERY COOL!

FDT in the 1960-70s practiced drill on a level of difficulty that is unattempted in the world today. I wish that this video were in higher resolution but even in the grainy distance you can tell that this is an order of magnitude harder (moves & the tempo) than what it done today by FDT or the Marine Corps silent drill team.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7gm1E60fmBs

I was in the Fightin' Texas Band, Class of '64. I love the videos. Thanks to my evil step-dad, I have no pictures of those fabulous years. I did not see myself in any of the pictures but I did see many of the individuals I shared precious times with. It was great to see pictures of my fish roommate, Larry Burgoon.

David Jones, director of the Texas Aggie Band video, was a fellow fish in the White Band. I saw Jim Hottenroth, Class of 64, who was commander of the Maroon Band and later killed in Vietnam – a senseless, horrible war that took the lives of way too many Aggies and many other Americans.

Thanks.