The 124th Cavalry Regiment Lives On by John Edmond

Dedicated to the men and women of the 124th
Cavalry Regiment…
Cavalrymen all.

“When I was in the 124th Cavalry I walked with tall
men and did not know it then.”

Created by
MAJ Rusty Clark, SABER 5

Produced by
LTC Kevin Smith, SABER 6

Lyrics and Music by
John Edmond

The 124th Cavalry Regiment owes a special debt
of gratitude to John Edmond for graciously writing
and recording this song.

Special thanks to Teresa Edmond for making the
coordinations required to complete this project
between two continents and one ocean.

Copyright © 2017 Roan Antelope Music.

MARSMEN!

[HorsesArePeople]

This is so cool, never heard this before and I love John Edmond. What a great guy for doing this

[williamsaltiel-gracianmph]

I've been a John Edmond fan for many years now - great to see his generosity in doing this arrangement! I was in G Troop (BRT), 124th Cav from September 2001 to June 2002, when I ended up getting promoted out and going on the 3/144th Infantry's mission to Umatilla Chemical Depot, Oregon. Ended up missing G Troop's inaugural Spur Ride as a result. IST'ed to the Oregon ARNG after that and earned a set of Gold Spurs with F Troop, 82nd Cavalry (29th BCT) during my second tour in Iraq. Finally retired in 2011, living in Texas once again.

[ericphelps]

My father (Dr. HC Phelps) was in the 124th as a Veterinarian for the mules in Burma as they became the 475th MARS task force. He was in the 2nd Battalion through the taking of the Burma road after the fight at Tohkwa. He returned safe. I have his diary and a Kukri knife that was Lt.Col John Latin's that he brought back. Eric Phelps, Apalachin, NY 2025.

[joaopedrodiogenes]

The regiment lives on!! Brazil will never forget our American friends.

[saichari]

DRINK THAT CENTURY TOAST TO THE

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[thomascuddihy]

Which came 1st, BSAP song or this? One is quite obviously copied off the other, but it's the same artist so no biggie

[BulletDiscipline]

This was the same regiment that had the very last military on horseback ever right? If so my grandfather was 1 ofem and they changed them 2 infantry and almost sent there unit 2 japan ww2