Fighting Soldiers from the sky Fearless men who jump and die Men who mean just what they say The brave men of the Green Beret Silver Wings upon their chest These are men America's best 100 men will test today But only 3 win the Green Beret Trained to live of nature's land Trained in combat hand to hand Men who fight by night and day Courage take from the Green Beret Silver Wings upon their chest These are men America's best 100 men will test today But only 3 win the Green Beret Back at home a young wife waits Her Green Beret has met his fate He has died for those oppressed Leaving her his last request Put Silver Wings on my son's chest Make him one of America's best He'll be a man he'll test one day Have him win the Green Beret
My wife’s cousin SSGT Dennis Thompson ,(Green Beret)spent 1,054 days as a pow in north Vietnam,most of the time in the “hole”he was one of the most disruptive prisoners according to fellow pows,read his bio,when he was released,went back to Vietnam to fight ,spent another 20 yrs in the service🇺🇸👍
In hindsight, I don't know why I hated this so much. Honestly, I'd love to go back for just a few days. Eat 3 square meals a day, work out, learn a little, SING SONGS! Geez, that's the life honestly. Looking back, I have nothing but fond memories of Ft Benning.
I nearly shed a tear, listening to the all this. I swear my basic/AIT was over 20yrs ago, but seeing this all the memories are as clear as though I just finished last month. I can't remember all my high school buddies, but I can remember some my DS, things they use to say and even how they look. All 20yr ago memories. Go Army, Hooahhh!
@@h3ct0rhill I dunno, my H.S track team would run lapse around the best soldier. When I joined, at a young 17/18, i was doing a 10min 2mi, most of the guys in basic platoon was doing 12 or 13min 2mi. Of course, I race my DS one PT morning, and smoked him 100m run, he caught up and said oh the race is not over 2more Miles for the entire platoon. What did I learn? 1. Dont challenge the DS. 2. It's not an individual sport, it's a group effort. Well, I never challenge him again. I still want top 5 even with the extra 2 mi. I was kinda hard headed.
It's been more than 45 years since I went through Basic Training and I can still remember the names of my drill sergeants; but I can't remember the names of my nieces and nephews. The only other thing that really sticks in my memory of Basic Training is all the marching (blisters) and policing (picking up trash) the parade ground.
Roger that D! Over 39 years ago for me ('81). BCT & AIT (OSUT) at Ft. Gordon GA. One of the last BCT classes to go through before Gordon went straight AIT!
Was never in the service but I made up a cadence to keep my 4 kids moving walking home from elementary school. It kept them moving and engaged. "Walking, walking, walking. Guess who's walking. (Name) is walking. (Name) is walking", and so on. Worked everytime 😁 Now they're grown
1990/91 2&54th Echo co. Fort Benning. Wow!!!!! Ty for this. Nostalgia so thick i,..... well it was great!! Hardcore Infantry all the way. Our Drill Sargents were like demi-gods to me. They were the bar that i have done my best to live up to my entire life since those days. God bless the Infantry!! Hail Infantry!!! Hail Victory!!!
I remember this day well, we were so close to getting out that we were crazy motivated to let the other companies hear just how loud we could get lol B-787 class 18-18 Bulldogs Forever!
Bravo 787 graduate from 2013, honorably discharged with 8 years and one deployment. You’ll never forget your time in basic training. Cadences never changed.
THIS..THIS..Titan of Tempo turned training into tuning taking travelers to the truth..about themselves! #ThankYouDrillSergeant #GetDownDrillSergeant #LiveSaving #LifeChanging
thank you for sharing your vids. when I went to b c t & a i t wasn't allowed to record . Life is crazy cuz after all those trainings and fun days I met my drill sargents again Deployed in Iraq : )
Wow totally stumbled onto this video. I was B/787 1st PLT Spartans, this must've been one of our last days of OSUT last december. What a great experience this was, excellent cadre!
@@akeeeds4886 It was a common cadence that companies in 787 would do to fill time while mark timing mostly waiting for the rear of the formation to fill back in. 12345 Bravo company don't take no jive, 6789 10 back it up let's do it again with your left, right left, right, etc.
Im curious who this was because I was also 1st PLT this cycle lol I love that you can hear half of us at the end saying, “drop boom beat yo ass” instead of “beat your face” like we were supposed to lol
I still love this it's amazing though I hate to say that my folks at graduation showed up to the wrong graduation ceremony it was total shit the drill DS came in out barracks and told me may your folks attend someone else drill and cerimony. It was funny but humiliating my mother my genetic dad as well as my bro. 😭
2014-2017 glad to see the cadences havnt changed that much altho i remember we got to do yo ho columbo one time but im sure ds got chewed out for it lol
They made these Starship Barracks just for this reason lol to make it sound like the Private’s were sounding off. I was DCo 1-48th Inf back in 1996 and we rocked FLW or died at the hands of the DS. I’m just joking everyone you all still sound good marching around.
*HOOAH - MP'S LEAD THE WAY!!! OF THE TROOPS, FOR THE TROOPS!* I was C/787 May 1997, at good ol' Fort McClellan [now closed because of toxic waste]. You GenZ troops make me *Proud!* - My GenX cohorts, are probably your 1SGs and SGMs now. I hope we lead you well into the coming war... NEVER give up your Integrity, it is the Keystone to every one of your other Army Values and Ethics. Compromise your Integrity, and the rest are meaningless ink on toilet paper. Never LIE. Ever. [Except that, "honey, does this outfit make me look fat?" trap, there is no right answer. It's a TRAP!] Keep your Integrity closely guarded - the rest will follow naturally. Always respect *everyone* as if they were a family member, and you are responding to their call for help. Doesn't matter who they are, or what position that person has in life. They are first and foremost a human being, and second a Citizen. [And in the US, we respect non-citizens at the same level, though with different legal rights and processes.] It doesn't matter if that person is destitute, homeless, filthy, or the person who does the job nobody else wants to do - you treat them the same. You respect them, the same. That includes suspects. No matter how hard you will want to be the full system of Justice, remember you are a link in that chain supporting our system, be the best damn link you can be - and let the other links do their job. Serve - it is why you joined - or should be. The People are supposed to TRUST us, not fear us. We are their saviors and Guardians, in their time of absolute crisis - not tyrannically blind enforcers, who operate solely on written legal codes and statutes. We are not Harbingers of War, but Bringers and Keepers of Peace. We are not the marching Legions of Emperors, but Liberators. Stay safe out there. *HOOAH!*
@@anthonyvicario8763 Back then, we were the "Charlie Cats" - I'm not sure how they do it now. All of the platoons were named after killer big cats, I was in the Sabertooths which I think was 4th Platoon? But I can't remember at this moment - might have been 2d PLT. Regardless, I think it was Panthers, Sabertooths, Cougars (rawr!), and some other platoon that wasn't used because that bay was used by the female soldiers, and they dispersed to their respective platoons as needed. I don't think they even have bays for sleeping anymore. I think when they moved to Fort Leonardwood they started the 2+2 barracks thing? I dunno... it's been awhile. LOL
Best decision for young people : stop waiting around, sitting on the street corner - no money, no place to go, no life. Join Team America, and take a stand. Stop wasting your life and Get Real. Service Earns Citizenship. UNITED AMERICA: JOIN OR DIE.
Hey, ain't that something? I was in 795th. Anyone reading happen to remember DS Garret? He'd sing a cadence I haven't heard since and can't find now, it goes "I load another magazine/in my trusty m16/'cause all I ever wanted to see/was bullet holes in bodies" .
Gonna mess with you, its brotherly love. "C787 2005 - MP's Lead the Way" Down the path blazed by the 501st MP's. Thank you for being a brother/sister (your user name is neutral) in arms.
![[CADENCE] U.S Army Airborne Rangers running cadence](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/i32D2Zuw1NQ/mqdefault.jpg)
It's a remarkable thing, watching people in the prime of their lives working as a unit.
Fighting Soldiers from the sky
Fearless men who jump and die
Men who mean just what they say
The brave men of the Green Beret
Silver Wings upon their chest
These are men America's best
100 men will test today
But only 3 win the Green Beret
Trained to live of nature's land
Trained in combat hand to hand
Men who fight by night and day
Courage take from the Green Beret
Silver Wings upon their chest
These are men America's best
100 men will test today
But only 3 win the Green Beret
Back at home a young wife waits
Her Green Beret has met his fate
He has died for those oppressed
Leaving her his last request
Put Silver Wings on my son's chest
Make him one of America's best
He'll be a man he'll test one day
Have him win the Green Beret
@Esteban Garcia. Glad you like my friends song. Barry was my friend and fellow New Mexican.
Loved that song when I was a kid back in the 60's and early 70's.
Thanks for the lyrics. I’ve never heard this cadence but I love it and now will learn it to sing for my soldiers
My wife’s cousin SSGT Dennis Thompson ,(Green Beret)spent 1,054 days as a pow in north Vietnam,most of the time in the “hole”he was one of the most disruptive prisoners according to fellow pows,read his bio,when he was released,went back to Vietnam to fight ,spent another 20 yrs in the service🇺🇸👍
In hindsight, I don't know why I hated this so much. Honestly, I'd love to go back for just a few days. Eat 3 square meals a day, work out, learn a little, SING SONGS! Geez, that's the life honestly. Looking back, I have nothing but fond memories of Ft Benning.
Fort benning all the way, 2/47 bravo company.....HOOAH!!!
Ft. Benning alpha 1/27 HOOAH 2003
Zach L basic was my favorite part of serving lol
Prior Marine here. Currently at Benning for 19D. It's honestly not bad and the songs/cadence is honestly far super to USMC
RIght! at the time I didn't know how good I had it.
I will never forget when I asked my DS "when are we gonna sing those marching songs?"
I nearly shed a tear, listening to the all this. I swear my basic/AIT was over 20yrs ago, but seeing this all the memories are as clear as though I just finished last month.
I can't remember all my high school buddies, but I can remember some my DS, things they use to say and even how they look. All 20yr ago memories.
Go Army, Hooahhh!
akilla214u2c lol compared to these guys i bet your highschool buddies werent shit
@@h3ct0rhill I dunno, my H.S track team would run lapse around the best soldier. When I joined, at a young 17/18, i was doing a 10min 2mi, most of the guys in basic platoon was doing 12 or 13min 2mi.
Of course, I race my DS one PT morning, and smoked him 100m run, he caught up and said oh the race is not over 2more Miles for the entire platoon.
What did I learn?
1. Dont challenge the DS.
2. It's not an individual sport, it's a group effort. Well, I never challenge him again.
I still want top 5 even with the extra 2 mi. I was kinda hard headed.
akilla214u2c lol im a d1 track sprinter im only at around 11 high, nice man
@@h3ct0rhill bruh, that's was 20yrs ago, my 1mi run is about 20min a mile. Lol
It's been more than 45 years since I went through Basic Training and I can still remember the names of my drill sergeants; but I can't remember the names of my nieces and nephews. The only other thing that really sticks in my memory of Basic Training is all the marching (blisters) and policing (picking up trash) the parade ground.
D Lee your drill sergeants probably left a better impression than your nieces and nephews lol.
I know mine did.
Roger that D! Over 39 years ago for me ('81). BCT & AIT (OSUT) at Ft. Gordon GA. One of the last BCT classes to go through before Gordon went straight AIT!
Thanks for the service 👍 big respect
I love the sound of Brothers and men !! In combat you have only your buddy's to the left and the right that is want you fight for!!!!!
Unofficially officially from a brother to another Mother! Absolutely loved - outstanding
Im glad these men are keepin us safe
Was never in the service but I made up a cadence to keep my 4 kids moving walking home from elementary school. It kept them moving and engaged. "Walking, walking, walking. Guess who's walking. (Name) is walking. (Name) is walking", and so on. Worked everytime 😁 Now they're grown
I never heard this cadence but I love it. I will be practicing it to sing it myself. Great video and glad I found it
Man I miss this I wish I can go back in time 😔
Brings back memories. Did my Basic in 86 at Fort Dix, NJ, A-4-5. Hoo rah!
i know old Lost in the Woods when i see it
Out fucking standing drill Sargent!
C/787 alumni. Good to see 787 MP BN still being the the best in the brigade.
I can still vividly remember cadence calling in AIRBORNE school. Always ready, always a soldier.
Hooah
1990/91 2&54th Echo co. Fort Benning.
Wow!!!!! Ty for this. Nostalgia so thick i,..... well it was great!! Hardcore Infantry all the way. Our Drill Sargents were like demi-gods to me. They were the bar that i have done my best to live up to my entire life since those days.
God bless the Infantry!!
Hail Infantry!!!
Hail Victory!!!
this is an MP OSUT class
Your cadences are LIT!
I remember this day well, we were so close to getting out that we were crazy motivated to let the other companies hear just how loud we could get lol B-787 class 18-18 Bulldogs Forever!
Gators in your face!
this wouldnt happen to be 787 mp? flw
@@voxeyxl6935 it is. I was in alpha 787th bn I graduated about 3 months ago. From basic.
@@Gavin-oq5nl hey same here XD but i was right up the road in echo 795
Stay motivated young soldiers
Giving me so many good flashbacks right now.
Bro I absolutely LOVED it, hell I'll do it again!
Bravo 787 graduate from 2013, honorably discharged with 8 years and one deployment. You’ll never forget your time in basic training. Cadences never changed.
I absolutely loved cadence. We were loud and proud at Benning in 2005.
never think you miss the shit then you do
I remember being out under them barracks for so many hours.... can't believe its been almost 15 years ago.
Man do I miss those days. I was such a better person. I became someone I never thought I could be.
I knw I’ve posted about this cadence before but it’s so fire 🔥
THIS..THIS..Titan of Tempo turned training into tuning taking travelers to the truth..about themselves! #ThankYouDrillSergeant
#GetDownDrillSergeant
#LiveSaving
#LifeChanging
thank you for sharing your vids. when I went to b c t & a i t wasn't allowed to record . Life is crazy cuz after all those trainings and fun days I met my drill sargents again Deployed in Iraq : )
Drive on brother. Stay safe!
Wow totally stumbled onto this video. I was B/787 1st PLT Spartans, this must've been one of our last days of OSUT last december. What a great experience this was, excellent cadre!
what was that motivation sound off at the end it was great and i wanna try that with my cadets "hey bravo, hey bravo, introduce yourself"
@@akeeeds4886 It was a common cadence that companies in 787 would do to fill time while mark timing mostly waiting for the rear of the formation to fill back in. 12345 Bravo company don't take no jive, 6789 10 back it up let's do it again with your left, right left, right, etc.
Dude I remember this, It was so awesome. So Motivated
Im curious who this was because I was also 1st PLT this cycle lol I love that you can hear half of us at the end saying, “drop boom beat yo ass” instead of “beat your face” like we were supposed to lol
Gosh this brought back memories. BCT Bravo Co 787 c/o 2008
This became my morning up and at 'em...
Just got done recruiting. October 2022. Dropping that drill packet for sure.
We stay ARMY strong fo life!!!🇺🇸🙏🏼💙💯
I was A/787 in 2014, oh how I miss these cadences!
I was F/787 2017-2018
I’m in A/787 now in black phase
Ballad of the green beret has to be the best cadence here
I miss this so much i just wish i finished my last 2 weeks at military school
Ayo that’s my drill sgt. Miss this for sure
Dammit man I remember this cadence I use to March to this all the time
I sincerely miss BCT. I was Fort Sill Charlie Company in November 2015
Those low ceilings and quad walls really echoed cadances.sounded like 10000 troops.
Love it
I was in Bravo Company, 787th when it was at Ft. McClellan, Alabama (1988). 4th (Smokin' 4th) platoon. Drill Sergeants Martinez and Edwards.
I was at McLellan, Alabama in 98’ one of the last cycles before they closed the base - 82nd Chemical Battalion - Alpha Company
the boys going to lunch in elementary school
That’s home for B787 2nd PLT 2010.....later was drill at D35th Eng lol
That is pretty good, adding the ballad of a Green Beret, Have you ever thought about doing In the army now by Status quo?
Bravo Bull Dogs 787 Mp Bn, graduated December 1st 2022. Already miss it..
This actually makes me miss basic training , C/ co 3/32 Inf., Ft Benning Ga Feb 1989!
I still love this it's amazing though I hate to say that my folks at graduation showed up to the wrong graduation ceremony it was total shit the drill DS came in out barracks and told me may your folks attend someone else drill and cerimony. It was funny but humiliating my mother my genetic dad as well as my bro. 😭
Bco 787 - Alum !
I was at this place B/787 over 10 years ago oh my I feel old
I asked My DS the same thing while running PT in the morning. He said “ If you can talk you aren’t running fast enough”
Bravo Co
Delta Company/795 at Fort Leonard Wood. I remember some of these cadences from OSUT.
Watching this i can SMELL being back at basic training😤
A/ 1-81 AR Harmony church. Best cadences of my OSUT
EARLY IN THE MORNING THE FEELERED FRIENDS ARE JUST WAKING BUT WANT TO BACK TO SLEEP AFTER STRETCHING THE FEELERS
2014-2017 glad to see the cadences havnt changed that much altho i remember we got to do yo ho columbo one time but im sure ds got chewed out for it lol
wonderful of the us soldiers and super power brothers and bulgari to usa great friendships
Good memories
What were these cadences called ngl these are 🔥
I will always love the US army. ❤❤
“I’m not a fucking senior”
YOUR LEFT! YOUR MILITARY LEFT!
When you scratch your nose and your DI makes you continue the rest of the march with you hand on your nose. LOL
I sometimes yell "your other left"at people on the bike trail when passing.
This was so fun I miss it tbh I was in this class
Was at the 43rd in the 90’s and that seems easy
WTF! Battle....... YOU MARCH IN THE RAIN!
Man I remember this lol
They made these Starship Barracks just for this reason lol to make it sound like the Private’s were sounding off. I was DCo 1-48th Inf back in 1996 and we rocked FLW or died at the hands of the DS. I’m just joking everyone you all still sound good marching around.
I was right next door in C Co. 787th back in 2007.
Bravo BullDog 787 MPs sept 2014-feb2 2015 2nd PLT HAAARD!!!!
Bravo787 2nd plt June 2019- Nov 2019
Dco 787 all the way ✊🏼
MLJaay Aco 787*
Dco 795 !!! MPs!!!
Not the bet cadence I've ever heard, but it's a good use of the Green beret song
Restart red phase lol I still remember
Enjoy BCT while you can. Some of the best worst days of my time in the Army. Huuah!
5:02 ..."What you lookin at? Your at the position of ATTENTION! EYES FORWARD"!!
everyone had their beanies and gloves otherwise no one has em. Ft B was a cold mother
wait they have there beanies on i when i went thru someone always forgot one and we had to downgrade
*HOOAH - MP'S LEAD THE WAY!!! OF THE TROOPS, FOR THE TROOPS!* I was C/787 May 1997, at good ol' Fort McClellan [now closed because of toxic waste].
You GenZ troops make me *Proud!* - My GenX cohorts, are probably your 1SGs and SGMs now. I hope we lead you well into the coming war...
NEVER give up your Integrity, it is the Keystone to every one of your other Army Values and Ethics. Compromise your Integrity, and the rest are meaningless ink on toilet paper.
Never LIE. Ever. [Except that, "honey, does this outfit make me look fat?" trap, there is no right answer. It's a TRAP!]
Keep your Integrity closely guarded - the rest will follow naturally.
Always respect *everyone* as if they were a family member, and you are responding to their call for help. Doesn't matter who they are, or what position that person has in life.
They are first and foremost a human being, and second a Citizen. [And in the US, we respect non-citizens at the same level, though with different legal rights and processes.] It doesn't matter if that person is destitute, homeless, filthy, or the person who does the job nobody else wants to do - you treat them the same. You respect them, the same.
That includes suspects.
No matter how hard you will want to be the full system of Justice, remember you are a link in that chain supporting our system, be the best damn link you can be - and let the other links do their job.
Serve - it is why you joined - or should be. The People are supposed to TRUST us, not fear us. We are their saviors and Guardians, in their time of absolute crisis - not tyrannically blind enforcers, who operate solely on written legal codes and statutes.
We are not Harbingers of War, but Bringers and Keepers of Peace. We are not the marching Legions of Emperors, but Liberators.
Stay safe out there.
*HOOAH!*
Charlie Rock!!!
@@anthonyvicario8763 Back then, we were the "Charlie Cats" - I'm not sure how they do it now. All of the platoons were named after killer big cats, I was in the Sabertooths which I think was 4th Platoon? But I can't remember at this moment - might have been 2d PLT. Regardless, I think it was Panthers, Sabertooths, Cougars (rawr!), and some other platoon that wasn't used because that bay was used by the female soldiers, and they dispersed to their respective platoons as needed.
I don't think they even have bays for sleeping anymore. I think when they moved to Fort Leonardwood they started the 2+2 barracks thing? I dunno... it's been awhile. LOL
We were always on our toes when DS Coronado was around because we know how bad he would fuck us up. 😂 Bulldogs Forever
Fort leonardwood right there 787 MP-BN
Berry sadiler fighting soldiers from the sky , hurry up and wait
OUT F***IN STANDING DS!!!
Best decision for young people : stop waiting around, sitting on the street corner - no money, no place to go, no life.
Join Team America, and take a stand. Stop wasting your life and Get Real. Service Earns Citizenship.
UNITED AMERICA: JOIN OR DIE.
Yes!! Outstanding brother!
(2/54th Infantry Fort Benning1990/1991 Echo Co.)
And I’m even a Starship Troopers fan!
@@donnwilson8611 Would you like to know more ? ( Y / N )
" COME ON YOU APES ! DO YOU WANT TO LIVE FOREVER ? ! "
🙂
One guy doesn't have a camel back, thats a half right face
Alpha 1/31 Assassins 😂
Pog country.
Sometimes gotta look back and think. "I'd do it again... Really wasn't that bad." Especially after some of the sucky days in your unit.
🤣🤣🤣🤣 those times
Hey, ain't that something? I was in 795th. Anyone reading happen to remember DS Garret? He'd sing a cadence I haven't heard since and can't find now, it goes "I load another magazine/in my trusty m16/'cause all I ever wanted to see/was bullet holes in bodies" .
You probably do not hear it anymore because it’s a different time frame. Leaders do not like to hear stuff like putting bullet holes in bodies.
What is that army soldiers from the sky cadence called?
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Tight!
C787 2005 - MP's Lead the Way
Gonna mess with you, its brotherly love.
"C787 2005 - MP's Lead the Way" Down the path blazed by the 501st MP's.
Thank you for being a brother/sister (your user name is neutral) in arms.
Army can be a sloved problem when people felt more important than others but putting away the right of human beings. .Bravo USA army.
Someone was a John Wayne fan
787 yusss
GO ARMY FORT JACKSON ARMY FAMILY 💚💚💚 !!!