Rarest Marine Corps Cadence: OLD FAITHFUL
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ก.ค. 2019
- To my dearest brother. Oh he who heads Southward to a place more barbaric than hell. A place where even the devil himself soils his undergarments at the mere thought. God walks with you through the Hatch of Parris Island Brother Royku, and forever and always...
P.S. **Keep your hands out your pockets, Don't fall asleep on fire-watch, Don't touch your fucking face, DON'T LOOK AT YOUR D.I.'S and clean your pistol grip.**
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I'm 70 years old now. It seems like yesterday listening to these words. M.C.R.D. 68 I miss my brother's!! See you on the other side!! Semper Fi my brother's!!
1968 San Diego, 2nd Bn. Semper Fi!
@@CharlieEcho 3rd division. We froze out butts off in those old quanset huts!!!
73 now, Parris Island, Platoon 377. . .68-72. . .Semper Fi!
Semper Fi
I was there in June through August. We began in tents near the airport then moved to the huts. But, we did spend some cold nights at Camp Pendleton, Edison Range while in tents. @@davidzamora4423
Outstanding! Been 58 years since I ran to such cadence. Still brings back memories of the Sunday afternoon "recreational" platoon runs, enveloped in a cloud of dust we raised. Best physical condition of my whole life.
Semper Fi, Leathernecks.
Semper Fi - PI 1969 Platoon 2047 Always Proud!
i served in the early 50s and i still get the chills listening to this . The Marine Corps memories never leave anyone who served .in this outstanding outfit. Semper FI forever
MCRD San Diego 1956-57..you? SF..
It definitely gives you chills, makes the hair on the back of your neck stand up and a true feeling of pride doesn’t it. It is hard to believe how much Boot Camp and the Corp has changed over the years. Now they are once again reducing the size of our beloved Corp. I even read in one news item that the Sec of Defense wanted to eliminate the Corp completely. That would be a very sad day for America!
SEMPER Fi
You are old Corps sir!
Semper fi
0321 ...1973...81
Have you ever met a Marine who doesn't know who Chesty Puller was?
I believe I was born to be a Marine it is my destiny I still proudly serve today even though I'm a veteran, by the way I'm looking to see if anyone from my original outfit is still ticking 2nd 175MMArtillery Camp Lejuene NC. If you are give me a shout back my email is tommymc4753@gmail.com Semper Fi
My father was a proud Marine veteran of the second world war Okinawa. God bless the corps!!
Once a Marine. ALWAYS a Marine.
Was? ALWAYS. But I understand.
My grandfather was a marine stationed in Japan he got dishonorable discharge after 2 years. My dad became a army officer since he felt like since his father had bad conduct in the USMC but before he wanted to get some exercise so he became a merchant marine and when he was 18 he enlisted in the army when he was a specialist he was sent to Iraq served 2 phases in Iraq and 5 more deployments. When he was 22 he became a lieutenant then he was sent to Poland and when he was a first lieutenant he was sent to 4 more countries. One war zone others are normal deployments. SEMPER FI, THIS WELL DEFEND, ACTA NON VERBA
Okinawa?
Salute. From the position of attention.
Thank you! As a baby, my dad, an old leather-neck, used to put me to sleep by running with me in his arms and calling Marine Corps cadence, taught me all the nursery rhymes Marine Corps cadence style, and taught me math Marine Corps cadence style. This will always sound like security to me.
O... O.. O...HEY HEY HEY!...
Hey Megan, you made my day, I like your dad's thinking, my grandchildren grew up hearing 1st: JESUS Loves you ; 2nd 'zuma song Marine Corps hymn. My son's also, youngest son a Marine also! Fantastic
Ah oo rah
Oorah
Me too Megan. I was listening to this and I was thinking I was the only one in the world this brought my childhood memories back. My dad was in the marines before I was born and we lived at Camp Lejune.
40 years ago I ran to this.. great memories
Same cadences 33yrs ago as well
Same cadence MCRD SanDiego 1998. This brings me right back to recruit training.
@@dirtmcgirt01 Semper Fi my brother, I totally concur, been there MCRD, Feb '70
56 years ago for me. 1964. 3rd Battalion brick barracks by the swamps.
@@kraut5011 2nd. Battalion wooden barracks 1963 brother, Semper Fi !!!!!
Graduated Parris Island on nov 13 2020, go to MOS school tomorrow. I don’t want to be anywhere else
Serve from 84 / 92 Hollywood Marine, I would go back in a heartbeat
God bless and god speed Devil Dog!
HT1/USN/Ret sends.
Super 👢 lol
How long was your MCT cycle?
Hell yea congrats man.
I am proud to have earned the title of Marine. Semper Fi!
SEMPER FI
SEMPER FI
Semper Fi, brother.
fucking boot lol
easy there devil
The U.S.Marines don't get the credit they deserve America best 💯 🇺🇸 👍
The sound of motivation. Men who are passionate about something bigger than themselves.
God I miss my beloved Corps! Twice enlisted....'68, then again in '83! Semper Fi! 'The Few, the Proud'....FOREVER!!!
Its a love hate relationship lol. I was 18 when I went to boot just a young shit head. Lol went to Ramadi Iraq in 2004. By the time 2006 came around I think I had enough. But I miss it as I've gotten older and would do it all over again if I could. Changed me forever
@@boostmode84g83 thanks for your bravery, sacrifice and service❣️🙋🇺🇲
Thank you for your sacrifice and service❣️🙋🇺🇲
@@boostmode84g83 I was never deployed to Ramadi But Jocko Willink was and he has a lot to say about it as a former Navy Seal. You might find some peace in those podcasts.
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M20L35 Thank you for your service! A personal question of mine to you, Did you rejoin in 83 because of/or in part by the Reagan Administration? If not, what made you decide to?
Graduated from Parris Island in 1969 and will be a MARINE to the day I die ! SEMPER FI !
YOUR CORPS, MY CORPS, MARINE CORPS. SEMPER FIDELIS BROTHERS AND SISTERS
Great, wonderful memories, Pl,t 330 MCRD (hollywood Marine) San Diego. May 61..Retired MGySgt 81 years old now, seemed like yesterday. Semper Fi.
The best was when my sweet husband went in the Marine Corps in 1967!!!!!!!!!!! 2020 can’t hold a candle to 1967!!!!!!!!!!!! Semper Fi Marines!!! Oorah!!!!!
I am a 1980s marine lot better than 2023
not very Marine Corps of ya. Think you should read some Chesty quotes about Marine breeds.@@user-wt1es7du5w
Lunzie, I agree with you. The Old Corps was completely gotten rid of by 1975. I was Old Corps of the Vietnam Era ! Your husband went in one year before the infamous Tet Offensive, a real nightmare for all branches and where Marines shined despite their dificulties. I salute you for what all you went through while he was absent. The Corps has gone straight downhill after Nam. I would not share the same foxhole with a modern Marine any day of the week. God bless you ma'am, I pray your husband survived and came back home !
Big salute to ALL MARINES. YOU REALLY LIVE FOREVER YALL. MOST RESPECT. ❤AMEN
Semper Fi to all Marines! My dad fought with 5th Marines at Iwo Jima. Was an Assistant D.I. during the Korean War.
Went through P. I. In the mid fifties, hearing this now, after all these years gives me chills. To all my brothers and sisters love you all. SEMPER FI
We ran to these cadences in May 1976. God bless our Corps and all Marines everywhere.
I was never a fan of the military, but my Son graduated from the Marine basic, and he’s now at MCT. I’m a huge fan of the Marines,and all of you Marines reading this, thank you for everything, and much love from me an my family. Semper fidelis
I can relate to this. I wasn't a fan either, but now I've learned so much about the Marine Corps since my son became a Marine.
OORAH!!!! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
I was running to this in 1969. Can still hear GySgt Dotson. Plt 182 P.I. Semper Fi Marines.
Dad was a Drill Instructor and he wasn't much for discussions. Now, I understand so much more and this helps appreciate and love who and what he was and all he did for me and US! Thank You for making this available.
Your dad has spread his love to THOUSANDS of sons.
You, therefore, have thousands of Brothers.
Marine Drill Instructors are the Premiere Humans, Of Earth!
Having been separated from the Corps for 30 years, I haven't met a more impressive, decent and Honorable person, than a USMC Drill Instructor.
Hopefully, you have only seen this part of Your Father.
Much continued success to You and Yours.
Semper Fidelis, Sir.
I can’t wait to join the few and the proud to earn that title. My father did it for 25 years and loved the Corps so one day soon I hope to see myself singing these at Parris Island. Thank you to anyone who has served in the corps, you’re an inspiration.
I received recruit training 54 years ago (enlisted in the Marine Corps on February 5, 1968) at the Marine Training Center in Jinhae, Korea.
Even now, when I canter, I can still hear the shouts of the Marines vividly.
bravo marines,
Served in 1971 til jan 76 old marines are really still just as proud we all are brothers for life if i could do it again id be tbere.parris island 71 ..
I am a 73 year old 5 tour Vietnam Combat Veteran, each morning I jog to this cadence wearing my U.S. Navy sweatpants and a U.S. Marine Corp. tee-shirt. I am so proud, we are one service. “Non sibi sed patriae” - “Not for Self but Country” Semper Fi.
Dear john: bull shit .the marine corps would not allow five combat tours in vietnam. The marines MIGHT allow two combat tours. After two tours you would be a jelly donut and need someone to talk too. Stop trying to impress your grand children and chicks at a bar. Semper fi. 1963.
Thank you sir
beautiful sentiment! thank you.
Semper Fi devil dog! Thank you for your service and motivation.
73 and 5 tours?....Oops on me, you made that statement 1 year ago, no more ?mark only apology for questioning. Semper Fi
I ran to this cadence every day for 12 weeks I graduated boot Dec,17 1974 I'm proud of it then as I am today I have no regrets and never looked back Semper Fidelis Marines of today you'll never regret it
I leave in a month and a few odd days and I listen to this every run I do. This is great and enjoy it.
Good luck brother! Let us know when you make it back home.
Some words of knowledge from an old D.I. to you.....KEEP YOUR EYES AND EARS OPEN AND YOUR FUCKING MOUTH SHUT!! .....unless your are asked to speak!! Good luck and stay strong!!
@@09jitters lol unless he wants to get popped in the stomach because of the hilarious shit you guys say to some of the goofy recruits. Ahaha
...Ul b sorry....jk!
U got this son...
HooYAH🏴☠️⚔💯⚓⚡⚡
Disable Iraqi War Vet
Enduring Freedom
EO2 YAZZIE (SCWS)
USN Seabees
CAN DO SINCE '42...BOYS!
SEMPER FI CADET.
In 1982 I ran to this many times. SEMPER FI brothers and sisters!
ME TOO! Plt 1041
I was at MCRD San Diego in 1984 Platoon 3096. Loved running to these!
All l could do was smile when I heard these cadence. I used to lead the platoon run. These were some of cadence that I used to do. It's been 35 years, but it seems like it was just yesterday. Semper Fi
Unfortunately I have a bum leg now which limits me but I hear this and I feel like running out the door end getting in formation like it was yesterday and it's been 37 years since I graduated boot camp. Semper fi brothers
Well understood. Tried 3 to 4 years ago. Cadence in my head. Bad knee was good to go. Good knee said nope. Bummed me out bad but it's all good.
I remember this cadence. I've always loved it, and I taught my sons this one.
Did the same thing. 60 years ago! Yet, it seems like yesterday
To the singing marines of PI.Nice!! With respect from MCRD San Diego. Semper Fi. Platoon 382 1965
3rd battalion, Lima company 3039, graduated Jul 1990...this track is what get me through a 3 mile run at age 50
Forever a MARINE , 62 and this is like Yesterday to me
Same for me & I'm 67.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY MARINES 245 YEARS OF KICKING ASS
HAPPY 248TH!!! HOORAH!! SEMPER FI!!
Just what makes it so rare ? As far as I know they are still using it in October of 2020 !
Graduated from PI in Jun 1972 ... still remember that cadence. Good night Chesty, where ever you are.
SEMPER FIDELIS :proud to have served. Do it again if I could no regrets The Few The Proud
Graduated from San Diego MCRD Nov 8th 2018 MOS 1812 gone but will never be forgotten
1957 for me from San Diego. Running and marching with cadences is a dim memory now. Thinking back after listening to these cadences made me puff up this old chest and remember my Corps days. 1956-1977. Will go west as Marine forever. Semper Fidelis!!
Run to this everyday, takes me back.
I ran with this in the 80s. Memories.
Thanks for the flash back to 1976 on the Island.
Semper Fi ✝️ 🇺🇸
I’m not even in the military or anything but I recently started running and this motivates me to push myself a little further every time I run. Thank you for uploading this and Semper Fi, Marines!
Keep on listening to this and you will join the Corp!
From running to cadence to actually join is a foregone conclusion, my brother. ahah
Love this enlisted with my oldest Brother, it was 2 days after my 17th Birthday, 1977-1980 greatest time of my life.
Have to have a chuckle at this as being rare.
This was all the time…Plt 109 PISC 1973
Semper Fi!
Orlando, FL🏝️😎
I am Proud of you Love you brother James patterson goose miss you my BROTHERS and sisters God Bless you an Your Family And friends May Peace Be With you and all Love y'all goose
OORAH MARINE !!!!
Semper Fi !!!! Brothers and Sisters Always and Forever Etched into our (Jar)Head Never to forget. Golf Co 2061 San Diego MCRD 24 September 1982
To all of us, from tun tavern, to now. And the future. ❤. God bless. Semper Fidelis. 1986 1990.
We ran to this in July August, September, 1958. Platoon 359, MCRD San. Diego, Sergeants (E4 then) Stark, Rupert, and Ruby were the DI's.
Sounds sweet! Merry Christmas to ALL MY brothers and sisters.
Semper Fi
0321 - 73...81
Army Vet some of these cadence we did also didn't know it then good memories. Miss my brothers . GOD BLESS America , Marines and Army. Hoo rah
Leaving for Marine OCS next month. Send prayers my way. I am ready for this important chapter in my life.
This was on the playlist at PI in 1975. LOVE IT!
As a Former Senior Drill Sergeant I approve this cadence now carry-on.
Graduated from the island in 2007. Best thing that ever happened to me. I still run to this at the gym. USMC is forever.
This always motivates me to run more everytime. Sounds better then top 10 on most playlists.
I listen to this every day. Thank you
joined in early 1969.....where have all the years gone ? Hard to believe 50 yrs ago ! GOD Bless All who have earned the title "Marine !" Sounds like yesterday !
Yes indeed.
I heard this in 2014 from a sgt maj and man had THE stack. Pleasure training under you. I had nothing but respect for the man and his adversaries. Amazing group the 2 mardiv was. Inspiration from the generations was more than enough to keep me hungry
God that brings back memories. :-)
This was the most common running cadence when I was active.
This gives me shivers. I remember this one.
Semper fi!
This sounds a lot like the cadence we ran to at MCRD San Diego in 1973
See that girl all dressed in Green, She goes down like a submarine! I've got a girl in New Orleans, kisses sailors and blows Marines! P.I. 1973
See that girl all dressed in Green, She goes down like a submarine! I've got a girl in New Orleans, kisses sailors and blows Marines! P.I. 1973
Was there in 2005; hasn't changed brother.
Plt. 1087 Nov. 21 1973 San Diego 25 years Federal Service
This video is very beautiful and well made 👌👌💪 at the beginning of the video when you become a soldier, you have the mindset of a soldier, but you are made into a real Alpha man. Perfect mindset + smartness + strong body is a real Alpha 👌❤🤍 💙
Graduated 23 March 1975. Changed my life. God bless Ssgt Dukes and his fellow Drill Instructors.
Platoon 1071 MCRD San Diego. Brings me back to the summer of 79 running to these cadences. Semper Fi Brothers!
Just got out about a month ago and hearing this makes me miss it a lil
I am proud to say I have ran to this song, turns out around 4 minute miles as you run this pace is awesome, ran many miles singing great memories.
Graduated G company, Plt 2008, San Diego March 1983........Memories!!!
Some old salts on here. Thankk you for your service Marines. Yellow Footprints: 11 June 1986 PI
October 1985!
Joined the Corps in Feb 1975 listening to these same cadences, was a Drill Instructor myself from 1984 to 1987 and sang the same cadences to my recruits. Now in 2023 I’m an old retired MSgt and miss and love my beloved Corps. God Bless America and God Bless my Marine Corps, Semper Fidelis Devil Dogs, Ooh Rah!
I am honored, and most fortunate to enjoy these cadence. A man born with an 1 1/4" + leg-length discrepancy, at least I can partake fully in my people all that my people have available for a civilian.
As I continue to seek meet with Mil, and no longer any civilian; I hope I can broaden my horizons later in life, but the society and politic you cultivate are still trustworthy.
I look forward to any of tomorrow's honest fight, and so far I've confidence enough in my ability to meet with these requirements.
As I continue to discover what I'm welcome to, I also by now look forward to hearing this and other cadence, march, etc. an interpretation; as I look forward to sharing what I know of my kin and own experiences encountering the criminal front out here in the civilian world.
As I'm going in for meeting military folks soon, I also hope that the way you all communicate (an orchestration, really) with me includes any primer or advise so I break neither a rule nor do I offend.
Here's to Our People's succession! The Marines are our finest.
Was boot camp tough...yeah, but I didn't even know I could do a 50 mile forced march until I met the 5th Marines! Semper Fi Marines!
"RETREAT, HELL"
3rd Marines here!! Semper Fi
60 yrs. Ago our Honor platoon ran to this so proud, to becoming UNITED STATES MARINES SERVING OUR COUNTRY!!!
THANK YOU ALL SO VERY MUCH FOR YOUR SERVICE 🇺🇸
My dad, Big Joe D was a Korean war Marine, and when I was a kid doing yard work with him, while taking out the leaf and grass filled trash bags, he would call that old school Marine, "Aaaap addle Aaa, Riiiiii Aaaap addle Laaa. Come football season for me and my brother, the old grizzled Marine, would lead us on a 3 man group run around the football field while calling out various Marine Corps cadence, "PT good for you, good for me", and every Saturday was room inspection, everything had its place, and every place was squared away, hospital corners and a 3 inch fold. My dad was my first DI, man I miss that old LeatherNeck! Ahhhhhhh Get Some!
a lucky young man you are/were. Bless your father and your family for their sacrifices.
@@swappinqentertainment
Amen to that, and I mean, Amen to that! Thank you for recognizing and responding back, and may God bless you and yours!
I was raised on Chesty Puller my Father was a Marine does anyone out there know John Basilone he was my father's Platoon Seargent and I'm proud of him this day
I'm a former Marine and an Italian American. Giovanni Basolini. RIP
@@markriley8405 Semper Fidelis my Marine iwas borne to be a Marine, I tried getting into the Corps when I was 17, but my parents wouldn't let me, they wanted me to finish high school, which I did,I enlisted in my father's birthday I was delayed enlistment I also was in the PLC program when I graduated Boot camp I was already a,PFC not too many back in the day came out with rank, I earned all my rank meritoriously, and was appointed by Congress the rank of Ssgt the only I had to 11 months before I received my final rank, the reason I got out was because I felt mine time was coming meaning death that's why today I'm still and retired from a government job
@@tommymcallister9585 when was that? And semper fi
I served from September 1974 until September 1980
The navy is naming a ship after Basilone
"Shine our shoes and shine our brass!"...not anymore!..proud alumni of the spit shine boots, open barracks and iron sites..
My son graduated from Parris Island in January 2002. He was a different person, more focused, more mature, and way thinner than when he left our home in October 2001.
I used to to this cadence while in pendelton 1985 brings back memories. 1st Mar div 2bn 5th Marines Echo co.
Camp Pendleton, 22 Area, 85-89. Semper Fi!
2nd Mar Div 1st Bn 2nd Marines Bravo co. 1st platoon yyyyyyyyuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuutttttttt
Thank you 😊💓☺for handling your beloved Texas. ❤AMEN ❤🙏🙌👏
went to PI 48 years ago will never forget it proud to have served with the best !!!! 2nd bn 5th marines 1975-1978
semper-FI
I was an 0331 with Weapons Plt, Echo 2/5 from early '77 to late '78. Who were you with?
We ran to this in 1972 MCRD SANDIEGO...
Sounds like Drill instructor staff sergeant burroughs...ooorah!
I may be joining SEALs, but i have nothing but the utmost respect for Marines. I've had the honor of talking to several active duty and retired Marines, and they are some of the toughest men and women I have ever met. Semper Fi!
How'd that go
@@jacksonturner7838 🤣
Would someone tell the guardsman that he cannot JOIN THE SEALS. He must leave the national guard. Join the NAVY and then be accepted into buds. I address this later in the comments section. Another flake. No wonder don Shipley has so many headaches. Semper Fi .1963.
I wonder if the guardsman made it thru buds. Ha ha
Just graduated from Parris Island yesterday on April 15th 2022
PT at 49 and still running by the kids 🤣 they have NO idea what I'm listening to and why I WILL 💪keep going -- semper fi y'all
Brings back great memories.
Music to my ears!!! 1994-2018 Semper Fi Marines!
This Vietnam era Marine can go to sleep now ! Goodnight Chesty, wherever you are !
I graduated last month October 27th 2023 and this is the cadence we ran to for the moto run sounds badass
Oh sweet memories. Brings me back in the day in the 1980’s at Naval Station, Norfolk, Virginia, when the aircraft carrier USS NIMITZ (CVN-68) Marine Detachment would do a formation run from Pier 12 to Marine Barracks. The Detachment’s cadence would rock the whole Naval Station. Devil Dog FOREVER!
I remember them all. San Diego 1973
That's was awesome!!! I was in boot camp at MCRD in Oct 1977. Urahhh
Went to the island 09. Deployed to afghan in 2011. Lost a good marine. I sure miss this brotherhood
Damn I miss the Corps! Just ran 5 miles to this. Yuuuuut
Give me another 5 for Chesty Puller ya old Jarhead. OORAH
Never had the honor to serve, my Uncles, Grandfathers did so I have mad respect for the time they put in. We hire a lot of vets at our company, Marines, Army, Navy - the Marines have a wicked sense of humor, and they always find a solution to the problems they're given. Just a quick note from an employer - HIRE MARINES
Awesome, gives me chills. OOOHRAA I Love it! 1STRTBN MCRD SDIEGO 12/82
Plt 1056 circa 1974 sang this every day with Sgt. Fernandez , Sgt. Holmes ( RIP) & SSgt ( MGySgt ) Farquson ! I live in fear that they would not find enough evidence to convict me of being a proud Marine ! Thank you to Uncle Sams Misguided Children for the best thing in this world that ever happened to me !
Sorry I missed you in 2008 Iraq MGYSgt !