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Out of my 123 static line jumps, I’ve had 2 really bad jumps, 4 tree landings, a few road landings, multiple jumps during red lights, only because I didn’t want to not jump and waste all that time for nothing. As horrible as some of my jumps were I truly miss it every day
Not the way I learned this song but the point is still the same.. What we do isn't safe, men get hurt and killed. Always remember that when you " Stand up, buckle up and shuffle to the door "
until hearign the entirety of this cadance and also reading the lyrics i honestly always heard the tag line as "glory , Glory, what a hell of a way to die" this is the first i have actually heard the entire version and damn it hit hard understanding what "actually" happened
My grandfather sang this when he was working outside, my grandmother didn't like the cadences. I always sang cadances along with him. When I was old enough I joined the military
@JonathanMichaelFleming you did a good job. Yes it's a cover for a older song. but it takes a lot of practice + editing in the footsteps and stuff like that .
My father was 22 years airborne he taught me a lot of airborne songs I wish he was here to hear you he would have been so proud of the cadences you do thank you.
As an old Paratrooper a lot of us changed the words a bit - from Gory to Glory very easy to do, and most times very appropriate. Only way better for a Airborne Trooper to go out is being in the middle of a big pile of brass and sounded by the enemy as they blead out !
There are few songs/cadences that bring back a flood of memories of brotherhood and shared experiences. This is one that always brings a smile to my face. God, I was never that young! Was I?
As a Veteran of the 82nd Airborne Division and the 173rd Airborne Brigade, this is more of a drinking song rather than a marching song. Regardless, not bad!
Good man you are. I’m a retired 11H/11BB4 but never did Airborne, I embraced the Air Assault route and did all the fun filled schools as I went up the ladder, lol. The 173rd has a deep and well respected history. Here in San Antonio, TX there’s not many Infantry Vets so I would go to the Airborne Association meetings and chat with some old Vietnam era Grunts and as they told me their stories I could visualize every detail since I’m well familiar with the tools they used and Dak To was no damn joke. With my 6 years served in 2/502nd INF, 101st I learned a lot about our heritage in WWII and Vietnam and was amazed. And I know being in an Airborne unit isn’t an easy assignment, lots of ruck marches like we did at Ft. Campbell.
Right before we got loaded onto our first jump they played this over the PA and the Jump master said "Dont worry, youll reach the group, I cant promise youll land in 1 piece or alive but youll find the ground for sure." and then we got loaded onto the plane. God I hated that jump but I now sing this before most jumps.
I love listening to you Candace at work as I come from a military family and my co worker have no clue what I am listening to and it helps me keep up with my work. Your amazing at singing.
Love your version of this! Love it!!! I am hoping you will do ANOTHER version of this, including some of the verses that are in other versions? Obviously there are a number of versions...I think this cadence is so good, you should do it twice!
My father is a 20-year veteran sailor of the Navy, yet he has always had deep respect for the Army still. And as his son, I joined the Army. When I went to visit the family and I showed him this cadence, he said "Hey that's the song from Band of Brothers!" I told him this was actually the cadence I had to hear every day, and he smiled in pride for his "soldier son" and we both laughed about it lmao I miss you dad 🔥
Being a civilian who never has been in the military myself I can still sing cadence at work and keep myself motivated and thst is what cadence was designed for to keep people motivated
I’m a retired Army Infantryman and we need good men in the Infantry and could use you. Contrary to public perception the Infantry isn’t populated by retards, before I retired in 2009 the average IQ in my Battalion was 119. Intelligent men can’t handle a mundane job doing the same task day after day, it’s like prison to us. We prefer a fluid and constantly changing environment that challenges us individually and as a group. In my 26 years I saw a lot of the world and met some great people who are my lifelong friends and I miss them dearly. I still keep in touch with a few of the men I served with and make sure they know that I’m here if they need help or to just laugh with. It’s odd how we remember the hilarious stuff we did since Infantry humor is legendary and I have no clue how they dream things up, lol. I know I sound like a Recruiter but I enjoy talking with good men who I’d share a foxhole with and the fact you watched this video speaks a lot about you as a man. My job was MOS 11H which is Heavy Anti-Armor Weapons Infantryman where I used the TOW system to kill tanks, I liked it since we didn’t have to walk so much. Years later they dropped my MOS of 11H and I was assigned as 11B Infantryman and fought in two wars as such. We don’t work on weekends and each month we have at least one 4 day weekend and our paycheck is always the same so it’s not like we work on an hourly basis. We work from 0900-1630 daily and come in for PT at 0630-0730 4 times a week. Well, that’s my pitch, hope we can see you in our ranks one day or, you can relay this info to someone you know that you think would be a good Soldier, we have around 150 other jobs to choose from, my daughter served as a 68C which is a Practical Nurse and after getting out, she started working 2 weeks later making $29 an hour doing the same job she did in the Army and now she’s attending college part time to get her Nursing degree which costs her nothing. I wish you well young man, do great things in life. SFC DeVos.
Happened for me as well (09-18). Arguably not my favorite, but always a fun cadence to march to. Best part was some dumbass conversation one of my guys had with our DS: Joe who got Airborne: What're you supposed to do if your reserve chute fails? DS with tabs a mile long: You have the rest of your life to figure that out, and when you hit the ground it's no longer your problem.
I'm a civilian but I must say this song hits me right in the soul... I'm one in the few refused to service but my entire family fought in every war this country ever sought... still to this day I wish I was given enlistment but now I'm too old now
My great uncle Harvey Henle jumped into the shit in WW2, fought like hell, and stopped for a smoke break, and was then shot dead. More of a man at 22 than most of American males today. Rest in peace Uncle.
aint airborne but had a DS that was, He would sing this several times through Basic. had several ways of having our Moral rise which included a very interesting video
December 1985 I showed up for Airborne School. HQ company where we signed into had this blasting outside. All I could think of was "What the hell did I get myself into." Made JM and Senior Parachutist but then BRAC gutted the Army. Never got my Master Blaster.
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Thanks for watching, everyone. This song and all of Cadences Vol. 3 is available for purchase or stream wherever you listen to music. Get CDs on my website, jonathanmichaelfleming.com
Thanks for doing this. It’s a favourite of mine
@@pacificcoastpiper3949 Thank you for listening!
@@JonathanMichaelFleming you’re very welcome.
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I went with my grandfather to a WWII veterans reunion and got to listen to a group of men singing this it was beautiful.
I saw a video about that event
Hooah!! ❤🇺🇲
Hooah!!
(the late) PFC. Vincent J. Speranza?
Hell yeah!! That’s amazing!! 😍💖
As a retired paratrooper, thank you for this. My favorite old Army cadence!!
Me to
Thank you for your service
As a former Royal Life Guard (Sweden), I salute you my brother. 🫡❤️🇺🇲
@mikaelwojciechowski7281 thank you for your service .
Pain is temporary, but glory..last a little while longer
Glory endureth forever
@@ruredtovotered it does not
Fame and glory baby!
❤
Out of my 123 static line jumps, I’ve had 2 really bad jumps, 4 tree landings, a few road landings, multiple jumps during red lights, only because I didn’t want to not jump and waste all that time for nothing.
As horrible as some of my jumps were I truly miss it every day
How bad were your tree landings?
this song was our wakeup call during jump week, did wonders for your nerves, Sept '75. Airborne all the way!!!
Not the way I learned this song but the point is still the same..
What we do isn't safe, men get hurt and killed. Always remember that when you " Stand up, buckle up and shuffle to the door "
until hearign the entirety of this cadance and also reading the lyrics i honestly always heard the tag line as "glory , Glory, what a hell of a way to die" this is the first i have actually heard the entire version and damn it hit hard understanding what "actually" happened
I had never paid much attention to this one either, but man…
My grandfather sang this when he was working outside, my grandmother didn't like the cadences. I always sang cadances along with him. When I was old enough I joined the military
Same😮
They tend to sing this *at* people on the ride to their first jump. You know. When they're nervous and don't know what to expect.
@JonathanMichaelFleming you did a good job. Yes it's a cover for a older song. but it takes a lot of practice + editing in the footsteps and stuff like that .
This song is amazing, and for all the people seeing this comment HOORAH
HOORAH!!!
HOORAH!
My father was 22 years airborne he taught me a lot of airborne songs I wish he was here to hear you he would have been so proud of the cadences you do thank you.
I send my condolences
To All My Airborne Brother's An Sister's .Sliver Wings.
I love the way your singing the cadence's they resonate with me
As an old Paratrooper a lot of us changed the words a bit - from Gory to Glory very easy to do, and most times very appropriate. Only way better for a Airborne Trooper to go out is being in the middle of a big pile of brass and sounded by the enemy as they blead out !
There are few songs/cadences that bring back a flood of memories of brotherhood and shared experiences. This is one that always brings a smile to my face. God, I was never that young! Was I?
As a Veteran of the 82nd Airborne Division and the 173rd Airborne Brigade, this is more of a drinking song rather than a marching song. Regardless, not bad!
Good man you are. I’m a retired 11H/11BB4 but never did Airborne, I embraced the Air Assault route and did all the fun filled schools as I went up the ladder, lol. The 173rd has a deep and well respected history. Here in San Antonio, TX there’s not many Infantry Vets so I would go to the Airborne Association meetings and chat with some old Vietnam era Grunts and as they told me their stories I could visualize every detail since I’m well familiar with the tools they used and Dak To was no damn joke. With my 6 years served in 2/502nd INF, 101st I learned a lot about our heritage in WWII and Vietnam and was amazed. And I know being in an Airborne unit isn’t an easy assignment, lots of ruck marches like we did at Ft. Campbell.
Thank you for your service .
Top refused to let me lead this cadence at Bragg.
thank you for your service! if emperor xi the pooh sets foot in Taiwan we might yet meet.
As someone who annually watches band of brothers, I'm so stoked you covered it 10/10 thank you sir.
One of favorite series of all time! ❤
God pless America🇺🇸🦅🇺🇸🦅🇺🇸🦅🇺🇸🦅
Old one, but always a good one. You're doing great.
I think you mean "classic" ❤😊
Right before we got loaded onto our first jump they played this over the PA and the Jump master said "Dont worry, youll reach the group, I cant promise youll land in 1 piece or alive but youll find the ground for sure." and then we got loaded onto the plane. God I hated that jump but I now sing this before most jumps.
Thank you for your service : your bravery .
I was on my first jump after singing this song and I would not jump off the plane and did my time
I love listening to you Candace at work as I come from a military family and my co worker have no clue what I am listening to and it helps me keep up with my work. Your amazing at singing.
You are my favorite singe Jonathan ❤
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Wow! This is really the best version I’ve ever heard. Very similar to the one in Band of Brothers.
I'ma old Marine. I'd run thru the sea, coz I ain't jumping outta an airplane. God bless them that did
I hear ya, I wouldn’t trust my life on some cloth and strings.
Proud to be an American even when the world hates us!!!
I LOVE YOU SONG
This is one of my favorite cadences of all time!! Thank you for posting it!! 😍💖
Air-fuckin-borne! 🪂
Love the strength and tonality you put into every cadence that evokes the strongest of emotions of and for our service men and women...
Thank you! ❤🤍💙
To be honest, military songs like this help me get through work days
Love your version of this! Love it!!!
I am hoping you will do ANOTHER version of this, including some of the verses that are in other versions? Obviously there are a number of versions...I think this cadence is so good, you should do it twice!
I still have faith in American! Thank you Brother.
Merry Christmas brother, just found your channel and I love it, you got a gift, keep it up
I KNOW A VET WHO JUMPED 27 TIMES, #15 DIDN'T OPEN, TO THIS DAY, HE'S STILL WITH US
Because his reserve opened.
@@Mr_Zimmwhat if it didn’t? It is a possibility that his reserve didn’t open either
@@trevormartinez6992 If it didn't, the rest 12 jumps will be hard to explain.
@@patthapon13807lucky landing on jump 15
What happened when it didn't open? Pls make a video about his story
this cadence even gets my dog hyped up lmao
Bro, i have suddenly become obsessed with this song. Brilliant
Yeah I keep finding my self coming back to this song
My father is a 20-year veteran sailor of the Navy, yet he has always had deep respect for the Army still. And as his son, I joined the Army.
When I went to visit the family and I showed him this cadence, he said "Hey that's the song from Band of Brothers!"
I told him this was actually the cadence I had to hear every day, and he smiled in pride for his "soldier son" and we both laughed about it lmao
I miss you dad 🔥
JJ loves your voice and cadence keep kicking ass
Brother this brings back old memories!
My grandfather was 82nd Airborne during WW2. Thank you for this! Way to honor those from WW2 with this.
My new favorite song
Thanks for listening!
U r one of a kind.da shit dawg u rawesome...don't stop.
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Listening with my eyes closed and was right back at good old Ft. Benning during jump week. Airborne, All the way!!!!
Thanks for service may the Lord carry you an rest you upon softly upon the ground .
I love your songs
Being a civilian who never has been in the military myself I can still sing cadence at work and keep myself motivated and thst is what cadence was designed for to keep people motivated
It’s more to keep us in step but definitely helps with morale
All American til they put me in the ground ... been a few years since I heard this cadence... brings back memories
My grandpa used to sing this all the time. It's probably how I got my morbid curiosity
I’m a retired Army Infantryman and we need good men in the Infantry and could use you. Contrary to public perception the Infantry isn’t populated by retards, before I retired in 2009 the average IQ in my Battalion was 119. Intelligent men can’t handle a mundane job doing the same task day after day, it’s like prison to us. We prefer a fluid and constantly changing environment that challenges us individually and as a group. In my 26 years I saw a lot of the world and met some great people who are my lifelong friends and I miss them dearly. I still keep in touch with a few of the men I served with and make sure they know that I’m here if they need help or to just laugh with. It’s odd how we remember the hilarious stuff we did since Infantry humor is legendary and I have no clue how they dream things up, lol. I know I sound like a Recruiter but I enjoy talking with good men who I’d share a foxhole with and the fact you watched this video speaks a lot about you as a man. My job was MOS 11H which is Heavy Anti-Armor Weapons Infantryman where I used the TOW system to kill tanks, I liked it since we didn’t have to walk so much. Years later they dropped my MOS of 11H and I was assigned as 11B Infantryman and fought in two wars as such. We don’t work on weekends and each month we have at least one 4 day weekend and our paycheck is always the same so it’s not like we work on an hourly basis. We work from 0900-1630 daily and come in for PT at 0630-0730 4 times a week. Well, that’s my pitch, hope we can see you in our ranks one day or, you can relay this info to someone you know that you think would be a good Soldier, we have around 150 other jobs to choose from, my daughter served as a 68C which is a Practical Nurse and after getting out, she started working 2 weeks later making $29 an hour doing the same job she did in the Army and now she’s attending college part time to get her Nursing degree which costs her nothing. I wish you well young man, do great things in life.
SFC DeVos.
Thank you ❤❤
I'll always think of him when I hear this one ❤
We still marched to this in the early 1990s. Hoor rah!
82nd all the way!!!!!
As the grandson of a now passed US paratrooper and a soon too be navy officer I salute you good sir 🫡
Jonathan I just want to say I love everything you do
Thank you Sir ... 👊💪🙏
airborneeee!!!
My great granddad caught in ww2 my dad followed I have joined to serve my country and so will my son's
My Great Uncle was in the 173rd Airborne in the Vietnam War. I wish he was here to listen to you
Good morning Vietnam!!
He Makes good Cadence songs.
Song plays EVERY morning during PT at Ft. Leonardwood. Became my favorite cadence.
Really?
Didn’t happen for me when I was there 😞
Happened for me as well (09-18). Arguably not my favorite, but always a fun cadence to march to. Best part was some dumbass conversation one of my guys had with our DS:
Joe who got Airborne: What're you supposed to do if your reserve chute fails?
DS with tabs a mile long: You have the rest of your life to figure that out, and when you hit the ground it's no longer your problem.
I was there in 1999. @ToonScapeTV
Love every 1 these songs
Got em drill hell yeah
This stuff is brilliant :)
I hate running, but yer song helps me :)
Stay safe.
I'm a civilian but I must say this song hits me right in the soul... I'm one in the few refused to service but my entire family fought in every war this country ever sought... still to this day I wish I was given enlistment but now I'm too old now
This is by far my favorite cadence
This song reminds me of my grandpa. He was a navy vet
Sing this on the plane before every skydive I do, completely strips the anxiety
Goddamn you are amazing
RIP Vince "Nuts!" Speranza
Don't be late for close out formation, or that's a ftr. 💀
Love your version
This was already epic...then you came along with this rendition.
Brings back memories of fort bragg
Did my first jump at Bragg middle of the day and it was dark all the way down. Lol
My great uncle was 82nd, and I plan to be 82nd too. Doesn’t matter what division, this is a banger.
My great uncle Harvey Henle jumped into the shit in WW2, fought like hell, and stopped for a smoke break, and was then shot dead. More of a man at 22 than most of American males today. Rest in peace Uncle.
This is for the SCREAMING 🦅 EAGLE THE 101 airborne
Siiiick
WE MAKIN IT OUT OF EXTRA DUTY WITH THIS ONE🗣️
Being a paratrooper, it’s easy for me to visualize this.
Thanks for the memories!
Airborne! I sing this to calm myself, when I'm bored or about to do a jump.
I wanna learn this
I when i do something that terrifys me i sing this song or my mother told me
It calms me down and make me feel like i can achieve anything
Thank you for this, this reminds me of my grandfather #VietnamVets
Though its a nice song, it shows the truma both physical and mentally.yet the fact they still did these jumps must have taken a core of steel
🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Vince Speranza knew what he was doing, whether he was drunk or not. Good cover, and still one of the most iconic cadences to ever exist.
Love the virsion of the song😂
Heard this every morning before 0600 formation in jump school. Nuff Said
aint airborne but had a DS that was, He would sing this several times through Basic. had several ways of having our Moral rise which included a very interesting video
Also the original person that wrote blood upon the risers is a soldier from the 131st airborne division
Bonjour ! je pense que le mot "risers" désigne les suspentes, mais Reverso ne le donne pas. Pouvez-vous le leur indiquer ? Merci.
December 1985 I showed up for Airborne School. HQ company where we signed into had this blasting outside. All I could think of was "What the hell did I get myself into." Made JM and Senior Parachutist but then BRAC gutted the Army. Never got my Master Blaster.
this was in in my yt generaded mix:"kis music"
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Starting the DP1 infantry course next week and I’ll try to aim for the airborne school after🇨🇦⚔️
Can imagine a group of vets singing this after consuming many brown lemonades(beers).
Will never forget singing this on my first jump. CO’s fucking loved all of us singing while simultaneously looking like we were gonna piss our pants
R.I.P. PFC Vince Speranza