"Going forth carrying a weapon" - Egyptian War Song.

Goodbye Maria (I’m Off To Korea) - Wilf Carter

BBC Radio 3 
4 December 2011
It might seem a kitsch throwback to the days when music was an essential weapon in the Soviet armoury, but the Red Army Choir still sets the benchmark for military music-making some 80 odd years since it was founded. Now known as the Alexandrov Ensemble, the company of singers, players and dancers still tours the world as a cultural envoy of the Russian state. Aled Jones uncovers the history of the group, from its first glory years when it performed a vital role in promoting culture amongst the members of the Soviet military. He follows it through the Second World War when it gave an astounding 1500 concerts to motivate the troups, and then the post-war years when it had to re-invent itself as a vehicle for national pride across the world despite political resistance to its concerts in the West.

The official website of Leonid Kharitonov - http://www.lkharitonov.com/

Red Army Choir (BBC Radio 3 Program)

One of America's most well-known marches, composed by E. E. Bagley. This recording by The United States Army Band, "Pershing's Own," can be found on 100 Famous Marches.

National Emblem

sultan 5. mehmet (resat ) için bestelenmiş  resadiye  marşı taş plak kayıt  1909-1910  bestekar Italo Selvelli dir . 1909 ila 1918 yılları arasında kullanılmıştır .

REŞADİYE  MARŞI

조선로동당 만세(朝鮮労働党万歳)

Marty Robbins - Ain't I Right

Lights Out in London: Vera Lynn Sings the Hits of the Blitz

There'll Always Be an England

Die Partei Damen - Nowhere to Run

North Korean Song Defend The Headquarters Of Revolution

Payitaht Abdülhamid

Ceddin Deden

Leonid Mikhailovich Kharitonov (1933-2017) is a famous Russian operatic singer, bass-baritone. He was also a leading soloist of the Alexandrov Red Army Choir.