Alright, I'm not sure how accurate this is, since I heard it a few months ago on a JROTC field trip. It's a JROTC version of "Pick up your weapons and follow me."


Hey, Army
Ground Pounding Army
Pick up your packs and follow me
We are the c'dets of J Rot-see

Hey, Air Force
High Flying Air Force
Get in your jets and follow me
We are the c'dets of J Rot-see

Hey, Navy
World's Greatest Navy
Get in your ships and follow me
We are the c'dets of J Rot-see

Hey, Marine Corps
Rough and Tumble M'rine Corps
Pick up your weapons and follow me
We are the c'dets of J Rot-see

I'm sure there's more, but I had enough trouble remembering the Marine Corps one. I thing there's one for Coast Guard too

here's the rest

Hey Coast Guard (or Coastiess)
Puddle Pirate Coast Guard
Pick up your blues and follow me
Were the c'dets of J Rot-see

Hey Civilians
Coach potato civilians
Get off your butts and follow me
Were the c'dets of J Rot-see

Hey Boy Scouts
Merit Badge Boy Scouts
Pick up your canoes and follow me
Were the c'dets of J Rot-see

Hey Youth Corps
Bus Riding Youth Corps
Get in your buses and follow me
Were the c'dets of J Rot-see

that's right... thanks

I thought of another. It's called "Who we are" and it's an Air Force jody, someone correct me if I mess part of it up.

Everywhere we go
people wanna know
who we are
so we tell them

We aren't the Army
The mud draggin' Army

We aren't the Navy
The deck swabbin' Navy

We aren't the M'rine Corps
The bullet magnet M'rine Corps

We aren't the Coast Guard
The lazy, lazy Coast Guard

We are the Air Force
The world's greatest Air Force

Hoo-Ah!

the who we are cadence was actualy stolen from the marine corps.

Jah, I know, I heard the AF version on a JROTC field trip...


I found another one like these on pro-american.com:

Eighty-second
Patch on my shoulder
Pick up you weapon and follow me
Airborne Infantry

One-oh-one
Screamin' Eagles
Pick up your weapon and follow me
Air Assault Infantry

Big Red One
Patch on my shoulder
Pick up your weapon and follow me
Straight-Leg Infantry

(commander)1, 2, 3, 4
(unit)oosh-aaah we got it
(c)1, 2, 3, 4
(u)oosh-aaah we got it
(c)Your left, your left, your left, right
(u)Bring it on up
(c)Your left, right
(u)Bring it on down
(c)1, 2
(u)3, 4
(c)3, 4
(u)1, 2, 3, 4 your left, your right, your (?), your (?) all the way HEY
(the ? represents a word I am unsure of, I believe it to be "bravo")
(c)Left, left, left, right
(u)Johnson
(c)The say that in the Army, the chow is mighty fine
*r*
(c)Chicken jumped off the table and started marchin' time.
*r*
(c)Whoa mom, I wanna go
*r*
(c) But they won't let me go
*r*
(u)Ooh-oh-oooh-oh Whoa oh-oh HEY
(c)They say that in the Army the pay is mighty fine
*r*
(c)They give ya hundred dollars and take back ninety nine
*r*
(c)Whoa mom, I wanna go
*r*
(c) But they won't let me go
*r*
<recording cuts off>

Yeah, a 400 mile drive with only the one CD tends to get it stuck in your head.

Terribly sorry.

this cadence have a verse for most units.

82nd
patch on my shoulder
grab your chutes and follow me
airborne infantry
*all american infantry

(* is an optional lyric)

1-0-1
*patch on my shoulder or *screaming eagle
grab your ropes and follow me
air assault infantry
*screaming eagle infantry (used if not said above)

big red one
patch on my shoulder
pick up your weapon and follow me
great big infantry

3rd ID
patch on my shoulder
hop on your tracks and follow me
mechanized infantry

10th mountain
patch on my shoulder
grab your rucks and follow me
the light infantry
*double dagger infantry

2nd ID
patch on my shoulder
grab your weapon and follow me
indian head infantry

75th
scroll on my shoulder
grab your boots and follow me
airborne ranger infantry
the lead the way infantry

25th
patch on my shoulder
grab your surf boards and follow me
hawaiian infantry
*tropic thunder infantry

(25th has two different verses that are normally said back to back and at the end)

25th
patch on my shoulder
grab your snowshoes and follow me
Arctic infantry
the hardcore infantry


there is one for every infantry unit out there but these are the ones i know. the order used for the units doesnt matter it is more common to hear the 82 and 101 as the lead two and the 75th and 25th as the last ones.