Originally posted by Sam The Shami only know one part of such an army song:
Ain't they great?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dVHrDL16oaM&feature=channel_page
40 years ago when I was in basic training, marching about and chanting stuff like this was a treat.
If you've never done it, put your purse down and give it a try.
I dont know what ive been told
I dont know what ive been told
Eskimo pu**y's bloody cold
Eskimo pu**y's bloody cold
if someone recons and could paste the rest that would be nice🙂
Originally posted by Sam The ShamSaturday, April 25th, is ANZAC Day - when the Aussies and Kiwis remember the two World Wars. USA were very active and had bases in New Zealand during WWII and yes we remember them too. There are for Americans who march with their own music in some of our rememberence parades.
Ain't they great?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dVHrDL16oaM&feature=channel_page
40 years ago when I was in basic training, marching about and chanting stuff like this was a treat.
If you've never done it, put your purse down and give it a try.
As they say "Lest we forget!"
jodi was right busy back home and there are numerous versus, By reg, cadence songs are only allowed to be sung during basic after that there is a standard marching cadence call by the sgt marching each platoon..mind you I have been retired from the army 24 yrs and do not know current custom
