The mention of cameras was completely unrelated to surveillance technology. Instead, a speaker at a community military enlistment ceremony simply prompted family members and friends in the audience to get their personal cameras ready. This was to ensure attendees could take pictures and videos of the young recruits as they stood to take their ceremonial oath of enlistment.
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Our Community Salutes · Apr 22, 2026 · 47:02–47:15 · Watch on CVTV ↗
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What was said
46:01 You are just as much a part of this journey as they are. When they are tired and hungry and training, when they are faced with complexity and uncertainty overseas, they'll have you to lean on to get through it. Even if you are not there with them in that moment, your unconditional support will be the force that carries them through. And I also want to assure you that we do have good leaders in the United States military. I've been surrounded by them for the last 20 years, so I have absolutely no doubt that they are going to take care of your loved ones, and that's my one promise to you coming out of this engagement as well. And with that, I'll give you a few seconds to get your cameras ready because we're about to hit the fun part, and so please prepare to take some pictures, videos, whatever you see fit. In a few seconds here, what I'm going to have them do, okay, is I'm going to have them stand up, and we'll do it a little different this time. I'm going to have them do an about face and face all of you, and at that point, I'm going
46:58 to have them raise their right hand, and we're going to do the oath of enlistment. So with that said, if you get your cameras ready and are ready to go through with this thing, we'll go ahead and knock it out. Yeah, absolutely. Whatever you got to do with the lights to make sure that it's focused on them and not me, that would be great. Okay, perfect. Okay, future service members, if you go ahead and stand up. Okay, do an about face, please. Okay, and if you get the hall lights on as well back there from the lighting. Okay, team, raise your right hand and repeat after me.
47:51 I state your name, do solemnly swear that I will support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic, that I will bear true faith and allegiance to the same, and that I will obey the orders of the President of
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we'll do it a little different this time. I'm going to have them do an about face and face all of you, and at that point, I'm going to have them raise their right hand, and we're going to do the oath of enlistment. So with that said, if you get your cameras ready and are ready to go through with this thing, we'll go ahead and knock it out. Yeah, absolutely. Whatever you got to do with the lights to make sure that it's focused on them and not me, that would be great. Okay, perfect. Okay, future s