Literally same. The church I live next to just rang their bells to this song at noon. I had to look up the song to make sure I wasn’t loosing it. It’s nice to hear it again.
@@erwanelgsiesse5375 u are really stupid i dont know what school u went to but in my middle school band (2010) we played this in a concert and practiced it for weeks thats the only reason i know it so shut the fuck up
The other name for this song is "The Artillery Song". Later it got adapted to becone "The Army Song" of today. So both are, or were, official. Personally, I think this version is better, but you didn't hear me say that.
Yes. They are pretty awesome to watch. The funny thing is despite the song lyrics, they aren't field artillery and don't have caissons. They're 10" or 12" coast defense guns in disappearing mounts. The recoil of the gun firing pushes it back down below the rim of the fort to make them hard for approaching ships to target and easier to reload. The crew then raises the gun back to its firing position and then rinses and repeats.
They should include the lyrics! "The Caissons Go Rolling Along" Over hill, over dale We have hit the dusty trail And those Cassions go rolling along In and out hear them shout "Counter March! and right about" And those Caissons go rolling along And it's high, high, hee In the Field Artillery Sound off your numbers Loud and strong And where e'er you go You will always know That those Caissons are rolling along Through the storm Through the night Up to where the doughboys fight All our Caissons go rolling along Atsy Roll will be there Answering every call and prayer While our Caissons go rolling along And it's high, high, hee In the Field Artillery Sound off your numbers Loud and strong And where e'er you go You will always know That those Caissons are rolling along...
@@Voucher765 I think it was shot in the early 40s. During the early 40s, we were still using Brodie helms until 1942 when the iconic and epic M1 helmet was issued. It could be the late 30s, idk.
My mother was a part of the 2nd Cav during Desert Storm. This song is not the official U.S Army song. I don't care. I was sung to sleep by this cadence, and now I serve my country for as long as they need me. "And those caissons go rolling along!"
Because it never was the original Army Song. The Army never actually had a “song” until 1956. It the same tune but different lyrics. Army Strong is just for advertising.
@@kerbalaerospacelabs3445 Yeah, the Army still uses that song. I remember when they came out with the Army Strong song back when I was stationed in South Korea.
"Army Strong" didn't replace this. It replaced "Be all that you can be." This song (with different lyrics) was still taught to (at least some) recruits when "Army Strong" came out.
Over hill, over dale, we have hit the dusty trail, and those caissons go rolling along. "Counter march! Right about!" hear those wagon soldiers shout, while those caissons go rolling along. For it's "Hi! Hi! Hee!" in the Field Artillery, Call off your numbers loud and strong. And where e'er we go you will always know that those caissons go rolling along. To the front, day and night where the doughboys dig and fight and those caissons go rolling along. Our barrage will be there fired on the rockets flare while those caissons go rolling along. For it's "Hi! Hi! Hee!" in the Field Artillery, Call off your numbers loud and strong. And where e'er we go you will always know that those caissons go rolling along.
@@clementwolf4081I think Bethesda is making fallout 5,fallout 3 remastered and fallout new Vegas 2 Since the players found Washington D.C. in fallout 3 so I think it’s going to be set in that state of fallout 5
This was propaganda. Nothing has changed. People aren't boxed in by a centralized authority anymore. And they are naturally splitting apart. The concensus you remember was artificial. People only knew what their local newspaper told them. When radio came along nothing changed. Same with TV. But the internet... the internet was truly different. The United States hasn't been a union of independent states since the Civil War. The fed has been maintaining this charade through sheer force. But the Fed did not create the United States, the United States created the Fed. They're going to have to reckon with that fact at some point or risk implosion. The centralized authorities; alphabet soup, national corporations, pretty much everyone with an office in DC or anyone in commuting distance of DC: they can not nor were ever intended to represent or govern the entire United States to the degree they are. The constitution does not allow for that level of control. The Union was only meant to facilitate the cohabitation of the States not govern them. You can't grab that much power without pissing EVERYONE off. So until the Fed let go, don't expect things to cool off anytime soon.
FYI this was actually shot during World War II but in the early stages of that conflict around 1941 and 1942 because US soldiers still wore the same uniforms and weapons as they did in WW1.
That is a T13 it’s a Armored car it act as a based turn a Scout recon car designated as M8 Greyhound the greyhound entered service during the ops torch along the M3s then in Sicily
Almost all of the footage here is from the 1941 Louisiana maneuvers, when the USA was gearing up for ww2. You can quite easily tell by the obsolescent equipment like ww1 helmets and m1a1 tanks being used which were all taken out of frontline service before the USA actually joined the war later tgat year. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Louisiana_Maneuvers
@@SloveneAnon I could recognize the Pee Dee River Crossing my father-in-law (a 1940 draftee) defended during the 1941 maneuvers. It has changed some since, but is worth a visit.
This song makes me feel at ease. I guess you think I am crazy. It just reminds me that in case the war in Ukraine escalates, good old Uncle Sam will save the western world. And my country.
If the war escalates to involve NATO, it will go nuclear and there won't be a world left to save nor anybody to save it! Putin would have no choice but to go nuclear, Russia's conventional forces are no match for the Nato countries in Europe, much less the US.
This looks like the poorly funded and equipped pre-WW2 U.S. army to me. So if the video is "ca. 1940's" then it is most likely 1940. I'm not bashing the troops, they did the best they could with what they had.
![[RARE VERSION] "The Caisson Song" - American Field Artillery March](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/D0d7bgsNhoM/mqdefault.jpg)
I was telling my husband that we learned this song in music class when I was in grade school back in the 70's. Good to hear it again.
Unfortunately we don't learn this kind of song anymore
@@erwanelgsiesse5375 It is sad, isn't it? Our culture is changing radically, quickly, and for the worse.
Literally same. The church I live next to just rang their bells to this song at noon. I had to look up the song to make sure I wasn’t loosing it. It’s nice to hear it again.
@@erwanelgsiesse5375 u are really stupid i dont know what school u went to but in my middle school band (2010) we played this in a concert and practiced it for weeks thats the only reason i know it so shut the fuck up
@@sy.7090 its a pretty shit song anyways like most of us marches the soviets had it in the bag in terms of music
*I'd listen to Real Music.* And this is real.
Same
Agreed
this a god song
when you researched all Artillery techs and all SPG tank variants in HOI4
this song is better than the official version
I agree
this is official.
Oscar Brand's verson is definitely superior than this one however.
The other name for this song is "The Artillery Song". Later it got adapted to becone "The Army Song" of today. So both are, or were, official.
Personally, I think this version is better, but you didn't hear me say that.
Yo those giant artillery cannons are fucking cool
Also damn, I wish this version was on Spotify, not all the other shitty ones
fr! Same with Over There and Anchors Aweigh, the good versions are all underrated
same thing with marines hymn rn i can barely find the good version
Yes. They are pretty awesome to watch. The funny thing is despite the song lyrics, they aren't field artillery and don't have caissons. They're 10" or 12" coast defense guns in disappearing mounts. The recoil of the gun firing pushes it back down below the rim of the fort to make them hard for approaching ships to target and easier to reload. The crew then raises the gun back to its firing position and then rinses and repeats.
Military family 🙏
The M3 (GMC) is all you need
They should include the lyrics!
"The Caissons Go Rolling Along"
Over hill, over dale
We have hit the dusty trail
And those Cassions go rolling along
In and out hear them shout
"Counter March! and right about"
And those Caissons go rolling along
And it's high, high, hee
In the Field Artillery
Sound off your numbers
Loud and strong
And where e'er you go
You will always know
That those Caissons are rolling along
Through the storm
Through the night
Up to where the doughboys fight
All our Caissons go rolling along
Atsy Roll will be there
Answering every call and prayer
While our Caissons go rolling along
And it's high, high, hee
In the Field Artillery
Sound off your numbers
Loud and strong
And where e'er you go
You will always know
That those Caissons are rolling along...
Doughboys ♥️ My daddy, WWII veteran and Medal of Valor recipient taught me this song. I miss him.
Awesome song. wish it was on spotify and I'm really into war songs from the 20thcentery so this fifths the bill 👍
This video should be age restricted
Since there's a very high concentration of liberty in it
This comment needs to be restricted since Stan N. hadn’t got permission to use this comment
Theres too much swearing….
swearing their allegiance to the flag and the constitution
@@takakocaesar579 ima just throw this out there, if us yanks hate nationalism so much then why do we quite literally swear our allegiance to our flag?
@@invadegreece9281 ya I've had a problem with that since I first started to put two and two together .
Legend has it, just listening to it turns a commie capitalist..
The 1941 Maneuvers-the last the USA did before the entry to WWII...
*just like the simulators*
This footage was mostly shot around the late 1930s going into 40s.
@@Voucher765 I think it was shot in the early 40s. During the early 40s, we were still using Brodie helms until 1942 when the iconic and epic M1 helmet was issued. It could be the late 30s, idk.
@@rithvikmuthyalapati9754 You're probably right because this was shot during the early years of World War II likely around 1941 or 42ish.
This footage was probably shot in early 1941. Early enough for m1917a1 helmets and m1910 first aid pouches, and the exact year the m3 lee came out
My mother was a part of the 2nd Cav during Desert Storm. This song is not the official U.S Army song. I don't care. I was sung to sleep by this cadence, and now I serve my country for as long as they need me. "And those caissons go rolling along!"
Why was the army song changed for army strong? Maybe this isn't the best version but it was their song
The was the Field Artillery song.
Because it never was the original Army Song. The Army never actually had a “song” until 1956. It the same tune but different lyrics. Army Strong is just for advertising.
@@kerbalaerospacelabs3445 Yeah, the Army still uses that song. I remember when they came out with the Army Strong song back when I was stationed in South Korea.
"Army Strong" didn't replace this. It replaced "Be all that you can be." This song (with different lyrics) was still taught to (at least some) recruits when "Army Strong" came out.
This
Over hill, over dale, we have hit the dusty trail,
and those caissons go rolling along.
"Counter march! Right about!"
hear those wagon soldiers shout,
while those caissons go rolling along.
For it's "Hi! Hi! Hee!" in the Field Artillery,
Call off your numbers loud and strong.
And where e'er we go you will always know
that those caissons go rolling along.
To the front, day and night where the doughboys dig and fight
and those caissons go rolling along.
Our barrage will be there fired on the rockets flare
while those caissons go rolling along.
For it's "Hi! Hi! Hee!" in the Field Artillery,
Call off your numbers loud and strong.
And where e'er we go you will always
know that those caissons go rolling along.
Beautiful song
vault 34 approved you think ?
@@clementwolf4081I think Bethesda is making fallout 5,fallout 3 remastered and fallout new Vegas 2
Since the players found Washington D.C. in fallout 3 so I think it’s going to be set in that state of fallout 5
This video truly displays the willpower and force of the American people
When america is United no other country stands a chance, militarily, economically, the arts, music
I agree... But today it makes me wanna cry, because their people are destroying their own country for their petty ideologies.
Haha bullshit
Those days are behind us
This was propaganda. Nothing has changed. People aren't boxed in by a centralized authority anymore. And they are naturally splitting apart.
The concensus you remember was artificial. People only knew what their local newspaper told them. When radio came along nothing changed. Same with TV. But the internet... the internet was truly different.
The United States hasn't been a union of independent states since the Civil War. The fed has been maintaining this charade through sheer force. But the Fed did not create the United States, the United States created the Fed. They're going to have to reckon with that fact at some point or risk implosion.
The centralized authorities; alphabet soup, national corporations, pretty much everyone with an office in DC or anyone in commuting distance of DC: they can not nor were ever intended to represent or govern the entire United States to the degree they are.
The constitution does not allow for that level of control. The Union was only meant to facilitate the cohabitation of the States not govern them. You can't grab that much power without pissing EVERYONE off.
So until the Fed let go, don't expect things to cool off anytime soon.
The one who disliked is Hitler's lost ball
Looks like hitler lost another ball
@@danielmerhi4456 bet it must be driving him nuts
@@clementwolf4081 man's got negative 2 balls now broski
@@thebatstory6451 by my math .. that "kinda" takes a lot of balls?
-2 balls now
We played this in band and it was sooo good
This Song Beatiful
i memorized the entire song, sure im a bit rusty, but i can still do it
FYI this was actually shot during World War II but in the early stages of that conflict around 1941 and 1942 because US soldiers still wore the same uniforms and weapons as they did in WW1.
1:44 Me And The Boys Going To Germany
Now Russia
Equestria At War must add this music with the completely different lyric to it
you know its old when you see m3 lee's
This song made me cry once
What’s the vehicle at 2:33
That is the "Trackless Tank," later modified into the T13 Armored Car, never adopted for service.
That is a T13 it’s a Armored car it act as a based turn a Scout recon car designated as M8 Greyhound the greyhound entered service during the ops torch along the M3s then in Sicily
Footage from the Louisiana maneuvers of 1941.
Great song
What a nice song
2:24 for anyone who is wondering, that's a T13 Hornet B
Starship Troopers by Robert A. Heinlein brought me here
genshin brought me here
HOW???
2:31 why was that soldier shooting an allied tank?
Almost all of the footage here is from the 1941 Louisiana maneuvers, when the USA was gearing up for ww2. You can quite easily tell by the obsolescent equipment like ww1 helmets and m1a1 tanks being used which were all taken out of frontline service before the USA actually joined the war later tgat year.
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Louisiana_Maneuvers
yeah, some of the footage is from training
@@SloveneAnon I could recognize the Pee Dee River Crossing my father-in-law (a 1940 draftee) defended during the 1941 maneuvers. It has changed some since, but is worth a visit.
i bet the one dislike is german
Or Japanese
I, as a German liked
My Pop served U.S. Army 1935 . Used to say it didn't take a WW2 for him to serve .
Here bc the Genshin Impact soundtrack referenced this piece of music
Agh that game ruins everything
1:27 what are those artillery pieces, there huge and has a interesting recoil system
Coast Artillery
2:05ジープジャンプで草
しかも後ろに牽引砲w
I play this song for my dad
2:04 ここ
助かる
I’m joining soon!!!!!!!
2:04 Bantam BRC-60
We used to sing this when children in the 50s
Where the Genshin 3.8 players at? 🤣🤣
Boys: listen to beat box shit made by Ariana Grande
Real men: listen to this
Recruitment ads today: so I have two moms, I get a Medal of Honor for that
Recruitment back then:
Nostalgic asf
映像残ってるの えげつねぇな…
日本とかソ連に比べてもアメリカが圧倒的に映像多いよな
What happened to real music like this?
Gone, like the fathers of the soundcloud rappers that we call musicians nowadays lol
Pop in the 60s killed it
さすが軍用品。相当豪快な扱い方しても壊れないらしい。
What I think when I makes self propelled artillery in HOI4
1:28 Anyone know what these things are? I've never seen any artillery like them. Not like I've seen much, but still.
It’s older coastal artillery. You can find similar looking stuff if you search for “disappearing gun”.
@@DenianWriter thank you very much!
With footage of the Louisiana maneuvers 🫡
Can someone tell me what that is where it was and where I can find more info at 1:27
Maybe San Francisco, I know they have those types of guns there, war gaming made a video about it I can link it
ua-cam.com/video/--weWY58mR8/v-deo.html
Gustav?
Thank the vet for your freedom. In Jesus name. Amen !
ええ...ホントに飛んでるよ...
*M3 GMC is All you Need*
This song uses the same tune as the rocket song
This song makes me feel at ease. I guess you think I am crazy. It just reminds me that in case the war in Ukraine escalates, good old Uncle Sam will save the western world. And my country.
If the war escalates to involve NATO, it will go nuclear and there won't be a world left to save nor anybody to save it! Putin would have no choice but to go nuclear, Russia's conventional forces are no match for the Nato countries in Europe, much less the US.
For one of those old Harley WLs...
POV: your team of useless buffoons capture beach and the axis has a full line of defense along the village
rw:wow very catchy^_^
Do we have to email you if we want to use the song?
it's the Saint John's English school, keep it there, it's the Saint John's English School Hooray
2.33 what the hell is that thing
Trackless tank
@@ctfadzlina what is it called
T13e1 trackless tank
@@left1brain177 thanks
best vers
What is a Caissons?
Those were real men.
If I were them I wouldn't try to stick a black fetter in my hat. It just end up macaroni !
Old good 20 century army.
artillery song
Hooah.
Seductive incubus voice! Have mercy
Soviet KV-1 fires off a shell in salute. ☭
These old war propaganda songs are always so catchy ....
Well they were not rolling along in Vietnam,lol
Back when people knew Nazis were bad
⁰
This looks like the poorly funded and equipped pre-WW2 U.S. army to me. So if the video is "ca. 1940's" then it is most likely 1940. I'm not bashing the troops, they did the best they could with what they had.
1941-1942 actually and this was actually during WW2 but in the early years of the war because US troops are still wearing the doughboy helmets
@@Voucher765 The big tank is a M3 Lee, so it is at the earliest December, 1941
A song not taught in schools anymore, no military songs taught in schools period.
Must be nice to be a lieberal..
That grid square offends me... remove it *13D 🫡