Top 5 Best Army Cadences | New intro | Read Desc

These clips in my video aren't mine, I found them off youtube. This video contains 5 clips of U.S Army Soliders, marching, and singing cadences. I select 5 videos I saw that are my favorite.

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[gyvs]

The 'I left my home' cadence it's my favorite.

[bikescarsandeverythinginbe]

You go into basic training sounding like a bunch of cattle. When you are in sync as a unit weeks later, the sense of pride will bring tears to your eyes. I was there and it was an amazing feeling.

[Emafia-_-]

My Platoon was always the best at everything and won every competition compared to the other platoons. But we messed up one time so our drill Sergeant said we couldn't sound off while marching for one week. So we were just silently walked everywhere. It was humiliating. When the week was over and we got to sound off again we were so loud and confident. It was the best feeling in the world.

[Dabadabadoobie]

For everyone online. This is a whole different experience in person. Hearing the sound of your Brothers next to you loud asf with voices echoing is the most empowering thing ever. Loved every minute of it.

[ridinrancher]

A former drill sergeant here. Don’t miss the 18hr days but miss the transformation the recruits go through

[MrScottytoohottie]

I had a drill sergeant in basic that sang cadence so good. It didnt matter what kind of mood you were in, when he started singing, you couldnt help but get into it, and recharge for whatever was next. Drill sergeant Gaines was his name. I cant believe I still remember his name from since 1995. Good drill sergeant.

[harlemsoldier]

Cadences were always motivating and a morale booster. Was a pleasure serving in the Army and my country.

[radicalgamer]

As a civilian I listen to a few cadences a month. Helps me stay focus on my goals. Stay strong bothers and sisters in arms

[adriaunaa]

The way they came out of the fog was so dope tho

[xsfjmsl]

The best days I had in the Army was marching to a cadence.

[beetlejuice]

As someone who spent 6 months in a juvenile boot camp program when I was younger, I always thought the program made their own cadences. So cool to see they actually used actual military cadences

[highcrimes]

Drafted into the Army 1971. Vietnam Era. It was a horrible time. Americans fleeing to Canada. Soldiers being despised by fellow Americans. Today people say, "Thank You For Your Service." RIP Sergeant Johnnie White.

[chrisusarmy]

There's just something about a cadence that motivates the hell out of you. Everyone in step and all the voices combined are an energy itself.

[hayreddinbarbarossa]

2nd clip, guy far right. I'm suprised he hasn't had his ass handed to him for not lifting his feet.

[jsmcmxlvii]

As an Air Force veteran who's an army brat, I have tremendous respect for our soldiers.

[Harrison.DuRant]

Man, I hated most of my time in the Army, but I sort of remember it all with a smile. They taught me so much and I still do my MOS for a living. Laughing with friends because of all the stupid stuff you were going through brings up a lot of good memories.

[j.d.peppmeier]

I always was proud to march as a soldier. It made me feel a part of something bigger than myself.

[elevenbravo]

The last young soldier (#1) was born to be a drill sergeant. Such a beautiful voice / cadence! I pray he is doing well and is staying motivated.

[finn]

This U.S. army Cadence is next level and I love it. I detects some elements of southern U.S. Gospel music influence in it. I am from the U.K., which you may know is one of America's closest allies. Proud to be your friend!

[marig]

Fourth Drill Sergeant is so badass. My Stepfather was a drill sergeant. I loved hearing the young soldiers in Fort Leonard Wood Missouri in the morning as I got ready for school. Something I will never forget. I thank them all for their service. Know you are loved and appreciated. God bless you more. ❤️🙏😊❤️💖