The Real Way To Say Military Battlecries. #shorts#army

[Mr_Mustache_og]

I thought the space force would say "booyah!"

[SAP-V]

Wrong. Space force goes "T𝙹ℸ ̣ ᔑꖎꖎ|| リ𝙹ℸ ̣ ᔑリ ᔑꖎ╎ᒷリ!"

[JohnMiller-iusx]

Army: "ahh who ahhh" in the most efiminit tone possible.

[UnluckyGunner]

No one says Hoorah, Marines say Oorah

[Eagle]

I thought the battle cry for the Air Force was "Room Service". 🤯

[bleekskaduwee]

We're not saying that dumb crap . Priceless brother

[deusvult]

In the Army the only time we used hooah was sarcastic

[take_a_chance]

in the Marines it's not HOORAH it's OORAH no H

Rah'?

[rangerjones]

Coast Guard gets respect from me now👍🍺🇺🇸

[slickers]

As a former Coastie, you couldn't have gotten that more right

[soupcangaming]

"ra ra ra ra... ra ra. ra ra" -marine, probably

[notenra]

"The Marines say Raaa, and the Space Force says, Let the Force Be With You"
Got me dead 😂

[williamsimmons]

One Cpl. told me HOOAH was spelled Hua for head up ass! Not sure if he was joking 🤔.

[theconfederacyofindependen]

"Coast guard they say ura"
USSR: wait- wha

[ToddWBucy-lfyz]

HUA Heard Understand Acknowledge...or Head Up Ass. More often then not it means both at the same time.

[FMHikari]

And the Engineers say "Huh".

[MarieMcDonald-tytb]

Wait, wait we need to give our Coast Guard love.

[er]

The only thing I had to say when I was in the Army was ..."YES DRILL SGT"! 😂👍

[telephonerock]

So accurate for the Coast Guard. We also say "what time is liberty?" That's our true battle cry

[rusty]

So I was once told the Army says HUAA and it supposed to be an acronym for "Heard, Understood, and Acknowledged", which coincides with your statement as they're all just fancy ways of saying ok. I'm not in the Army though so if it's completely wrong, my bad.