@@christiantamer1625 Sorry Chris...gotta agree with El here. Out of step. And "PICK 'EM UP AND PUT 'EM DOWN"! Troops hardly lifting their feet! And before you make a smart ass remark...I did BCT in '81, spent 12 years in and NEVER played "Call of duty". We were WAY more squared away back then then the troops I'm seeing in various videos of BCT today! ESPECIALLY in front of civi's!
Lol y’all do have some battles in this vid out of step but it’s whatever. I graduated from this company too but in Oct 2018. I was in 2nd plt with DS Marshal and McGarvey. I remember DS harp in 4th plt was with us for first 3 weeks then left for further training. I guess he returned. Damn I still see DS pierella and Capt Iosefo.
@@ENDEDMOREOFF Im not sure if youre gonna see this but i was in DS Marshall and Ds McGarvey's last cycle and that was some on the most depressing shit ever when the left.
I was at Fort Jackson in 1993 , I had Drill Sargeant Spradling, Drill Sargeant Heap, And Drill Sargeant Medina , those were good times Echo 2 -39, I would like to thank everyone who served no matter what company , best experience ever
This brings back so many wonderful memories my Dad was an officer in the Army and we'd go to the parades and the cadence they did while practicing made me proud to be an ARMY BRAT
I hear this all the time. I live in FLW LOVE hearing it! My husband has been in for 7 years. At 32 years old with twins and from a different country I’m shipping out next year! This WILL be me! :)
@White Krispy th-cam.com/video/vgBkTxnAx_I/w-d-xo.html they had 915 trucks pulling those cattle trailers I remembered that distinguish sound of the transmission shifting gears.
By the time I was done with AIT I just felt like a cheer leader calling cadence. We were Alpha company cobras it was so embarrassing I can’t explain it through this comment but when they called us to attention we had to make a cobra by putting our elbow on our hand And going TSSSS with a striking motion like a cobra The melody of the cadence went from warrior battle cries to ... These soft melodies
Fort Jackson is home to basic combat training (BCT) for non-combat arms Soldiers. Most Combat Arms Soldiers go through OSUT (one station unit training) where they attend BCT and AIT in the same company. Fort Jackson is predominately a BCT only base, so 9 weeks and you are gone. The combat arms Soldiers often consider it a vacation since it’s such a brief stay.
This was my company. Drill Sgt Harp was a beast when it came to cadences Hooah Brother!
You guys look sloppy
@@christiantamer1625 Sorry Chris...gotta agree with El here. Out of step. And "PICK 'EM UP AND PUT 'EM DOWN"! Troops hardly lifting their feet! And before you make a smart ass remark...I did BCT in '81, spent 12 years in and NEVER played "Call of duty". We were WAY more squared away back then then the troops I'm seeing in various videos of BCT today! ESPECIALLY in front of civi's!
Lol y’all do have some battles in this vid out of step but it’s whatever. I graduated from this company too but in Oct 2018. I was in 2nd plt with DS Marshal and McGarvey. I remember DS harp in 4th plt was with us for first 3 weeks then left for further training. I guess he returned. Damn I still see DS pierella and Capt Iosefo.
@@ENDEDMOREOFF Same with my son. 2nd Plt with Marshall and McGarvey.
@@ENDEDMOREOFF Im not sure if youre gonna see this but i was in DS Marshall and Ds McGarvey's last cycle and that was some on the most depressing shit ever when the left.
I was at Fort Jackson in 1993 , I had Drill Sargeant Spradling, Drill Sargeant Heap, And Drill Sargeant Medina , those were good times Echo 2 -39, I would like to thank everyone who served no matter what company , best experience ever
This brings back so many wonderful memories my Dad was an officer in the Army and we'd go to the parades and the cadence they did while practicing made me proud to be an ARMY BRAT
Jdhndhdj you are a
Thats drill Sgt Harp, I remember he would always pump us up with them cadence’s it’s been two years now. Alpha 4-39
I go to boot camp in June any advice. I got 35F
I just came off the trail 2 yrs ago and I still miss this right here. I got a little tear in my eye. Miss my Soldiers frfr
I hear this all the time. I live in FLW LOVE hearing it! My husband has been in for 7 years. At 32 years old with twins and from a different country I’m shipping out next year! This WILL be me! :)
The most motivated thing I’ve ever seen
from Jackson
Best day's of my life Sep 1983 Fort Jackson ,SC. Tank Hill. HOOAH!!!!
@White Krispy th-cam.com/video/vgBkTxnAx_I/w-d-xo.html they had 915 trucks pulling those cattle trailers I remembered that distinguish sound of the transmission shifting gears.
I graduated off tank hill in 1983, must have been early September as well. The worst heat they’d ever had.
@@robertlopez3271 DAMN...the Cattle Cars at Ft. Gordon in '81! "Make your buddy smile"!
@@sarge6870 ha,ha,ha ha ,yes i remenber that specially inside the Mess hall.
Ft.Jackson, New Hollywood C-8-2-2, Graduated basic September 1983!
Stumbled on this randomly, this is awesome 🇺🇸🫡
Memories from this old timer D-8-4 Ranger Fort Knox KY 1974 You never forget trust me.
ARMY VET, Fort Jackson ,SC. Tank Hill 1983 good memories 😁😁😁😁😁 HOOAAAH!!!!!
Wow! New Hollywood Ft Jackson,SC, graduated basic September 1983,C-8-2-2
So much respect!!
We went there expecting to be soldiers, but we left there as Trailer Park Boys.
As long as the Bubbles in your unit didn't have an 11 series MOS. 😂
I'm from uk. this gives me chills
Great cadence. One thing, there are a couple of soldiers who were out of step. I guess there has to be one in every bunch.
They were probably the problem solving skilled soldiers in permanent party
That’s cool, I was Company A 3-34th, 165th Infantry Brigade
I just graduated from A. Co 4-39 I had SDS Mcgarvey 1st plt dragoon’s Light Weight !
I graduated in august of 2020. SDS Stewart 4th plt Bulldogs
Two plates light weight
Yooooo graduated Feb 2021 SDS Rhoden 3rd plt Legacy 💪🏾
Same as my son! Graduated in 2019. He was A Co, 4-39 with McGarvey. They were the Punishers.
I was here when E 1/34 was still over there before they became a part of this company. I miss this shit sometimes.
Back in 92 I went to basic at ft Jackson. Dont remember the regiment numbers . Only "Black Lions Drill Sargent. "
me2? I was in basic training in 1992 Fort Jackson. Echo Co 1-28th BN; Black Lions.
Blacklion B co 228
Graduated basic September 1983, C-8-2-2, New Hollywood, Sgt.Langhorn FRESH outta Drill Sergeant school!
It brings back memories...
my grandfather was in the army and his favorite thing they did was the cadences
Congrats to your son!
what are you doing here cody?
How I miss the trailer park that my battalion lived in 😢
I was in 2nd of the 39th bravo in 1992 lots changed since.
That's so fucking hype, I'm leaving for basic training in fort Leanordwood soon, looking forward to it
Good luck to you!!👍🏻👍🏻
Good luck in lost in the woods, it sucks ass
Pretty sure this is the one my best friend was in 💞
I was Company A 3rd Battalion 34th Infantry Regiment 165th Infantry Brigade, right by Victory Starts Here Water Tower
I was stationed in the Trailer Parks by the Water Tower
All out of step
Ft Jackson D Co 3/60th, River Raiders!! 2nd Platoon Demon Dawgz, 2014 Hooah!!
Alpha 439 here class 2018 🤩
This is bad ass
So different from my day in 1980!
How so?
I hear you Battle! SFC Harp Hooah!
Now get down n give me 25 for speaking out loud *Major Pain movie
1989 fort jackson
By the time I was done with AIT I just felt like a cheer leader calling cadence.
We were Alpha company cobras it was so embarrassing I can’t explain it through this comment but when they called us to attention we had to make a cobra by putting our elbow on our hand
And going
TSSSS with a striking motion like a cobra
The melody of the cadence went from warrior battle cries to ...
These soft melodies
That is embarrassing!! 😆 I've never seen any company do that. Sorry you had to.
Who thinks this stuff up? I'm sorry you had to go through that.
3:22
Would rather have 10 of these men then a whole division of NK soldiers.
Fort Jackson I just left this place lol
Delta 5-1 Tank Hill 1978
Am I the only one who sees multiple people out of step?
Nope
sure as hell that 30 sec into it and everybody was out of step.
It was ok, however, the longer you go the more mistakes are going to show. (Former DS)
Drill sergeant has a nice voice. Lol. Hooah! warriors.
This is my company when I went thru. Still looks dum ag
sept 1997 B co 2-28
So many people out of step holy shit
When I served I would have the drill Sargent ask me how I was able to walk with my hands behind my back the way he is. Times have sure changed. Haha
So many people out of step lmao
Well hi SDS Ellison...the PTSD😂Just left C 4-39
@Adrian Rivera damn small world😂
@Adrian Rivera hell. But I miss is
@Adrian Rivera I don't leave till this summer but I'll be at Fort Rucker
I was in C Co. 4-39 as well haha SDS Pesantes
Pesantes and Ellison were probably the best cadence callers I’ve ever heard
I guess they don't teach how to not rock back and forth or to stay on step at Jackson.
Lmao pogs
Hey idiot what the fuck would a crayon eater know shit FtJackson? POG new gtfo
This ain't infantry lol
Really? Fort Jackson isn't Infantry? Who would have thought?
No, really!?!?!? 😱😒
No, it's not. Most 11 Series complete OSUT at Ft. Benning. You won't do Basic at FJ if you are going Infantry.
Fort Jackson is home to basic combat training (BCT) for non-combat arms Soldiers. Most Combat Arms Soldiers go through OSUT (one station unit training) where they attend BCT and AIT in the same company. Fort Jackson is predominately a BCT only base, so 9 weeks and you are gone. The combat arms Soldiers often consider it a vacation since it’s such a brief stay.
Their marching is so bad!