USMC Marching Cadence Parris Island SSgt Lambert

USMC Marching Cadence Parris Island SSgt Lambert

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Thanks a million for watching!! Drill at Marine Corps Recruit Depot, Parris Island (Boot Camp), is the last evaluation of the recruits' execution of close order drill. Final Drill tests drill instructors on their ability to give drill commands and tests recruits on their ability to execute the movements properly. It instills instant obedience to orders and unit cohesion.

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[reyna]

Ayo that’s Senior Drill Instructor Staff Sergeant Lambert

[ReckSaber]

If there's one thing I miss from boot camp. It's hearing all the cadences from the drill instructors

[tommythecat]

I left the Island in 94 but it never left me. And the sound of a marching cadence is for some reason psychologically soothing, like a chance to take a deep breath, put your brain in neutral, and let the cadence set the rhythm of life for just a few minutes.

[njaneardude]

Former PI DI; this is phenom! We were taught to be consistent with our cadence, the recruits would pick up on it. It was the toughest job I ever had in my life. Thanks for the great memories! 1st Alpha.

[ShayTBD]

Army Vet 99-06 - All branches deserve much respect - Our sibling rivalry is just that - But there is a certain level of dignity we all feel when we hear any DI/DS guiding new recruits - All of us that have been there know what that feeling and understanding is - Vet❤

[r.t]

One of the most emotional moments a marine can have...took me back

[Blktxdom]

Needed this motivational reminder. A former DI and squad Leader passed away, and this cadence CLOSELY resembles the cadence he gave during the last few days of MY boot camp training. Nice that those carrying the legacy of the Marine DIs keep the motivational cadence. Desert Shield/Storm veteran here (1986-1992)

[dawnturner]

I couldn't stop listening. May sound funny, but this made my heart happy. Never heard a cadence that sounded so beautiful to me.

[fredcunningham]

As an Army vet I have much respect for the Marine Corps! Them guys 💪🏾

[banksfamily]

I still to this day I sing cadence in my head and out loud walking down the street!! You can never forget some good ol USMC cadence. I’m 50😂

[jeromeshockley]

I don't care what any body else says. I always say Marine Corps Drill Instructors call the best marching Cadence. This video bring back memories from my days in the Corps.

[raychavez]

USMC '82-'86 Once I became a squad leader I had to learn to call cadence for as many as 40 Marines. Whether for daily PT or moving around the company area, calling cadence is quite the confidence builder. Everybody had their own rhythm. The Marines would know you by your own signature cadence. Thanks for this great memory. I forgot how great it felt to move my troops with such precision, motivation and a bit of bravado. Semper Fi

[davidbenner]

My kids loved the abundance of food. Four of mine graduated from Parris. A fifth kid of mine drank a Bud Lite beer and enlisted into the Air Force.

[nattyboh]

Seeing that Island again gave me some goosebumps and memories I won’t EVER forget! I miss marching in the front of our platoon every morning and seeing those above pipelines, Spanish moss on the trees, and hearing a loud motivated Drill Instructor leading us down the road with our heads held high and a strut that Chesty himself would be proud of! June 17, 2008- Sept 12, 2008 Mike Co. PLT 3077. Rah!

[Dekerus]

Only Marines will agree, and understand.

This is by far one of the most accurate videos I've ever seen.


Semper Fi.




Kill.



Thanks for the upload.

[DuckLikePsy]

The best part of this to me, is this man can sing. Perfectly in tune with his big pipes. Glorious.

[animula]

I substitute teach. Had the best class of third graders ever the other day, and realized when I found his usmc logo swag that the man who normally teaches them served as a marine first. Y’all better not lose the recipe on making marines the way you been doing forever, cuz they’re special and we need them.

[sandan]

My platoon was 2086 back in 1967 at PI. I was a volunteer from Canada and my DIs were all from the deep south and I had a difficult time understanding them. Coupled with the military jargon such as "Oblique", I just followed the guy in front of me for the first few weeks. They would get up in my face and yell and I speak English and French but I wondered at times what language they were speaking. When you have a DI with a loud booming voice and you hear the boots sounding as one it is a joy to hear. Great video thanks.

[blakegraham]

Whoever produced and directed this film is exceptional with a camera and should be given a fair amount of credit for making this Drill Instructor appear to be that good

[michaelcasey]

Marine Corps drill instructors….the best teachers in the world.