my 2 favorite parts of sub school: 1) Being from Worcester Mass and going home on the weekends during the shitty 05/06 winter 2) Leaving sub school and going to Hawaii for 8 years.
Nicholas Vandal Hey man, I know your comment is 2 years old but I signed my NUC contract back in July and I’m also from the Worcester County, more specially Charlton, MA!
@@chasethatredss Dude the subs looks reaaaaaaaaaally to suck. I'm not even American but if I was and if I'd to go in the navy the subs would be the last thing I would choose.
There is actually a very funny documentary about an aussie submarine that used intentional noise to win a simulated fight against a US carrier fleet. There's awesome footage of the whole crew clanging pots and pans, jumping from the last rung of the ladder, banging stuff against the walls, etc. In the mess hall a soldier is interviewed about this and just points at the cook: "He loves it. He gets to be the noisy bastard, he is." They keep this up from the moment they arrive in the operations area until the exercise officially starts (quote from the captain: "The americans had no idea. They thought, they couldn't possibly lose those loud aussies.") and then drop dead silent and hug a coastal reef with super low running engine. They had to travese a specified strait, but they just waited. In the end they had the american fleet so worried about losing, that they started to use their active sonar to search for the sub, because they couldn't find it on passive. That ofcourse made it super easy to avoid the destroyer screen and just slip on by :) [Edit: Oh, almost forgot the best part - the moment they won, they started blasting "I come from a land down under" on *their* speakers, so the sonar operators would pick it up. Legends! :)]
Here we go again Same old song again Marching down the avenue We don't know when we'll be through Left right your left your left right left Your military left Your left your right dont get out of step your left your right your left Left right, left right, right left right, left right left right left Hoo hoo hoo A long, long time ago Heard it on the radio Sounds so good to me U.S. Navy submarines Recruiter just said, sign here And then I gave them five years had to get out of boot camp they won't like the smoking lamp Now im a submariner Rolling in the deep surf A secret mission, hush hush No one's gonna find us Six months below the ocean I can't remember the sun Cant write my wife no letters And Jody's gonna get her But i won't trade this life away Makes it worth the navy pay If I can't be a bubble-head Might as well just be dead A long, long time ago Heard it on the radio Sounds so good to me U.S. Navy submarines
My brother was telling me about this girl at his Sea Cadet RT at my Sea Cadet drill and he said, "One day, she over hydrated herself and pissed her pants, and the next day, she dehydrated herself and threw up." Lol. Love that story
My SC RT had something similar. A recruit was unable to use the head, so he pissed himself in front of the whole company. He then said, "Petty Officer, this recruit has pissed himself.". I felt bad for him, but it was hilarious.
Валерия Карреон your name... Russian? How is it pronounced? I've always had an interest in the Russian language but could never find an effective and efficient way to learn.
Damn good memories U.S Navy 8 year Veteran E4 2007-15 I would have served my full 20 years but sadly I got Hurt/Injured 🤕 im a Disabled Veteran now 50% VA pay every month for life & im working on more VA Compensation & Pension 🇺🇸 😎‼️
This is why the VA fucks so many vets cause this guy fell down some steps and broke his foot and claims he is disabled. Meanwhile double amputees from an IED blast are fighting to get prescriptions filled
@@jw5031 its been like this sense after the cold war, everyone kept getting their panties in a knot, my neighbor was a company commander at clear lakes from 1970-1974 i think
I got a real kick out of this. I attended sub school in the spring of 69, and road the boats until 72. It shaped the rest of my life in so many positive ways.
I always assumed the guys who went into the submarine Navy ratings were some of the brightest the enlisted ranks had to offer. I was in 30 years ago and went to Avionics ‘A’ School right after Basic at Great Lakes. Good times.
My oldest son was a Nuke Machinist Mate 1st class on the USS Alabama 731 for four years, four years as a recruiter and one year on the USS Albuquerque.
As a Marine, I will say that's the finest marching pack of Diddy Boppers I've ever seen. And that is a great Cadence song. Now, move it into double time. "🎵Move it into double time🎶 Aye aye sir 🎵 Impressive performance nonetheless, however, seems a bit of waste on drill time. To be spent on people about to be crammed into a sardine can for months on end. They're never going to be able to March like that in or on a submarine. Semper Fidelis my little squidbait buddies.
not sure what submariners do, but at my A school we just formed up and marched like that to and from A school during training. Not like a 'routine thing you do to prepare for the fleet" more like "hey you're all formed up going to class, might as well make it fun" kinda stuff.
@@gohanlite6001 I guess technically if you were an e-3 but got bumped down to e-2 one would. But normally after all the schooling, you're at least e-3 when you get to the boat. Cooks might be an exception
First, the cadence is mixed with marching instructions - keep that in mind. Second, cadences are usually very small so they are mixed with several and each branch of the U.S. forces alters the lyrics: I hear at least three cadences in here. Third, the first title is the first few words spoken in the video (take into account the first step). In other words: *Google the lyrics.*
1. Here We Go Again (navy version). 2. How Did You Know!/Heard It on the Radio. 4. Unknown (maybe altered C-130), 5. Here We Go Again (navy version) repeats. 6. Oh, Soldier, Where Have You Been (navy version). - That's the best I can guess, many drill instructors with the talent themselves just sing their own cadences or completely revises a cadence.
So long blue you have been good to this country. You will be missed. I hear there switching it to green. I'm not to sure tho. Just that everyone is saying that.
I don’t remember having to march in sub school in ‘91. I remember having to run everywhere on the damn base. We got a schedule of classes and they had you running to each one. Had my 4 wisdom teeth pulled out before fire training and filled the EAB mask with blood. Instructor thought I was having an aneurysm or something when I pulled it off and it dumped on the ground. One of the hilliest I’d served on. I wanted to be stationed in SoCal or Hawaii and got stationed here at Groton. Seriously bummed when the following class orders were all west coast.
You got a long road ahead of you shipmate. Work hard. Study hard. Sub school was tough for me but I got through it. It gets real when you get to the boat though. Just don’t quit. Best thing I ever did. I still have my original dolphins.
Jesus, I remember those days. I’ve called cadence walking up hill going to school in the dead of winter. They replaced it with NFCU now. Times have changing Groton.
Glad she was able to volunteer, but I’m still nostalgic about my time before women could join the silent service. It was a lot harder due to the stress of peer pressure and hazing. All designed to eliminate the unreliable during quals. Traditions like The Blue Nose ceremony had us doing some ice baths in our skivvies and after 20+ years, I still have the scars on my left breast where my shipmates tacked on my Dolphins. I doubt they do those traditions anymore with women aboard, but I’m happy that women are able to be part of what was one of the tightest brotherhoods to ever exist. It really is an exceptional service that she can be proud of if she earned her Dolphins. She’ll be considered a shipmate by even the old guard and treated with respect.
Dear Reba a study was conducted after 4 genaratioons the grand children of the mistress or mastres something terrifing when the grand children turn 10 years old their brain splits open and ruptiers it doesn't matter who they are what they look like or where they are from Neuro Surgeons cant repair what happens and their is no Medicin to stop it My Grandfather George Washington had three family's Kelsy Gramer Denzel Washington. and Myself D Anna Hensley I am an only Grandchild and him and my Grandmother were Married. that won't happen to us but it does happen to them it is cruel to commit Adultery to any children and grandchildren created with Adultery
It means you were being distracted so 20 other submariners could misappropriate something they needed for the boat that they weren't authorized to have! LOL!
![[CADENCE] U.S. NAVY SEAL CADENCE](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/IxA-_MWT_24/mqdefault.jpg)
The beautiful mustache of a god like cadence caller
Lol too kind 😁
**left right intensifies**
Is this guy still alive?!
@@PugFitNationthey're dead, died this month
The rasp in his voice is what made this 110% percent better than 100%.
I always enjoyed marching to a cadence leader that was more of a singer instead of just yelling as loud as possible without rhythm.
Bob Morrris Jr but leaving gmt is a uphill battle
don't remind me. at least spikes was near by. made that walk much less annoying.
That's bc ur puzzy
@@tman55343 ugh it was the worst.
THE SINGING STASH IS KILLIN' ME-WITH THOSE NAVY-ISSUED BIRTH CONTROL SPECS!
my 2 favorite parts of sub school:
1) Being from Worcester Mass and going home on the weekends during the shitty 05/06 winter
2) Leaving sub school and going to Hawaii for 8 years.
Nicholas Vandal Hey man, I know your comment is 2 years old but I signed my NUC contract back in July and I’m also from the Worcester County, more specially Charlton, MA!
From Worcester
@@chasethatredss Dude the subs looks reaaaaaaaaaally to suck. I'm not even American but if I was and if I'd to go in the navy the subs would be the last thing I would choose.
I'm from Washington Heights Area wish me luck going to enlist after this virus
Marine Corps :)
For being introduced to "The Silent Service", They're awful noisy!!
Lol
Tactical distraction, while you're paying attention to the noisy ones the quiet one will shove a torpedo up your arse.
It’s called compensation.
There is actually a very funny documentary about an aussie submarine that used intentional noise to win a simulated fight against a US carrier fleet. There's awesome footage of the whole crew clanging pots and pans, jumping from the last rung of the ladder, banging stuff against the walls, etc. In the mess hall a soldier is interviewed about this and just points at the cook: "He loves it. He gets to be the noisy bastard, he is." They keep this up from the moment they arrive in the operations area until the exercise officially starts (quote from the captain: "The americans had no idea. They thought, they couldn't possibly lose those loud aussies.") and then drop dead silent and hug a coastal reef with super low running engine. They had to travese a specified strait, but they just waited. In the end they had the american fleet so worried about losing, that they started to use their active sonar to search for the sub, because they couldn't find it on passive. That ofcourse made it super easy to avoid the destroyer screen and just slip on by :)
[Edit: Oh, almost forgot the best part - the moment they won, they started blasting "I come from a land down under" on *their* speakers, so the sonar operators would pick it up. Legends! :)]
This dude is straight off a movie set.
best cadence i've ever heard
Here we go again
Same old song again
Marching down the avenue
We don't know when we'll be through
Left right your left
your left right left
Your military left
Your left your right dont get out of step
your left your right your left
Left right, left right, right left right, left right left right left
Hoo hoo hoo
A long, long time ago
Heard it on the radio
Sounds so good to me
U.S. Navy submarines
Recruiter just said, sign here
And then I gave them five years
had to get out of boot camp
they won't like the smoking lamp
Now im a submariner
Rolling in the deep surf
A secret mission, hush hush
No one's gonna find us
Six months below the ocean
I can't remember the sun
Cant write my wife no letters
And Jody's gonna get her
But i won't trade this life away
Makes it worth the navy pay
If I can't be a bubble-head
Might as well just be dead
A long, long time ago
Heard it on the radio
Sounds so good to me
U.S. Navy submarines
Thank you!!!
Thank You!
Who would thought that the military have some of the best singers! Truly, it’s amazing!
My brother was telling me about this girl at his Sea Cadet RT at my Sea Cadet drill and he said, "One day, she over hydrated herself and pissed her pants, and the next day, she dehydrated herself and threw up." Lol. Love that story
My SC RT had something similar. A recruit was unable to use the head, so he pissed himself in front of the whole company. He then said, "Petty Officer, this recruit has pissed himself.". I felt bad for him, but it was hilarious.
Women in the military are new things. So imagine how many men threw up and pissed their pants.
What a badass cadence caller. Damn.
Валерия Карреон your name... Russian? How is it pronounced? I've always had an interest in the Russian language but could never find an effective and efficient way to learn.
So you're Russian so you know how sailor teachers teach their people there to going to work for the US Navy now you know.
George Independence Patriots what
@@blazeoftherazgrizsquadron9306 "Valerija Karreon"
Blaze of the Razgriz squadron love you’re name and pfp fellow acecombat player
The last time that the Silent Service gets loud... (after this, you don't hear it happen.)
The stache is doing all the work..calling cadence!!! rock steady!
Damn good memories U.S Navy 8 year Veteran E4 2007-15 I would have served my full 20 years but sadly I got Hurt/Injured 🤕 im a Disabled Veteran now 50% VA pay every month for life & im working on more VA Compensation & Pension 🇺🇸 😎‼️
America 81 thank you for your service
You’ve earned it bub. Thank you
Unless your missing limbs you don't deserve anything more
Thank you for your service 🇺🇸🇺🇸
This is why the VA fucks so many vets cause this guy fell down some steps and broke his foot and claims he is disabled. Meanwhile double amputees from an IED blast are fighting to get prescriptions filled
It's been a while, I'm in their somewhere.
haydenward082 You are one of the coolest people on earth and thank you for your service
haydenward082 I see you. You're the one in the blue cammies.
SEMPER FI, Shipmate‼️🍻
haydenward082 Thank you for your service
I was in boot camp in 2000, totally different. This seems almost "pussified" and i mean no disrespect saying that. I ended my service in 2012
@@jw5031 its been like this sense after the cold war, everyone kept getting their panties in a knot, my neighbor was a company commander at clear lakes from 1970-1974 i think
Hooyah Shipmates!!!! Stay motivated when you get to the boat. The Submarine Force is the Greatest!!! Retired Senior Chief. Hooyah!!!!
HOOYAH SENIOR CHIEF!!!
HOOYAH SENIOR CHIEF!!!
HOOYAH SENIOR CHIEF
@@zachlaplante5726 Hooyah Shipmate!!!!
HOOYAH SENIOR CHIEF!
Damn I love listening to this 😍
Gosh..., I 🙂 love 💕 this USA 🇺🇸 Navy submariners marching cadence 🎶 very much. 👍👏 Compliment and greetings from Germany 🇩🇪.
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Big change since I was there in 1975! This old sailor sure misses being in the Navy and my military brothers!!!
I got a real kick out of this. I attended sub school in the spring of 69, and road the boats until 72. It shaped the rest of my life in so many positive ways.
If I can’t be a bubble head mine as well just be dead
*might as well
*bobble head
@@PC-xd8th its definitely bubble head
Being a former "bubblehead", I remember it wasn't close order drill as much as it was "milling about smartly"
I love how confident the military is it’s amazing I love America Troops
2nd best cadence.. in boot camp one of my RDCS had a badass cadence. Gave me chills everytime.
I legit play this in the background while i play games
Almighty Genesis No one cares
I care
@@jomaridelapaz3404 yeah me too!
We only had 12 in our class in 1980
Man the last cadence brings back so many memories
When I was at sub school we never marched anywhere. This must be something new.
The cadence is so good. It’s might’ve been the best one I heard
These guys just walked, in a little over five minutes, farther than most Americans do in a day.
They are submariners. Our military is still strong enough and second to none to kick anyone’s ass regarding their walking distance.
Good stuff I listen to this Cadence on my workouts good job Navy Army Vet here HOOHAAAAA !!!
Thank you guys for the service. 🇺🇸
SHOUT OUT TO ROTTEN GROTON!!! Man, I miss that General Tso chicken.
I always assumed the guys who went into the submarine Navy ratings were some of the brightest the enlisted ranks had to offer. I was in 30 years ago and went to Avionics ‘A’ School right after Basic at Great Lakes. Good times.
“YOUR MOOOSTACHE IS IN VIOLATION OF THE GROOOMIN STANDARDS!”
POLICE THAT MOOSTACHE
AND WHERE DA FUCK IS YOUR HEMETS!!!
@@irish_soldier1248 i dont think they were helments unless needed
THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE 🇺🇸
When I went through BESS in 1985 we never went anywhere in formation. Thank god. That started a few classes later, I think.
god bless this man. still going strong
Me, a someone who did a stint in Groton like a decade ago, watching the background trying to figure out where on base they are.
Lots of respect for these guys but I can’t even begin to imagine how cramped those subs must be, at least on other ships you can see the sky
My oldest son was a Nuke Machinist Mate 1st class on the USS Alabama 731 for four years, four years as a recruiter and one year on the USS Albuquerque.
1:45 and their heads bounce up and down
Wtf!!! How😂😂😂
LOL
2:00 i may just be a bobble head
As a Marine, I will say that's the finest marching pack of Diddy Boppers I've ever seen. And that is a great Cadence song. Now, move it into double time. "🎵Move it into double time🎶 Aye aye sir 🎵
Impressive performance nonetheless, however, seems a bit of waste on drill time. To be spent on people about to be crammed into a sardine can for months on end. They're never going to be able to March like that in or on a submarine. Semper Fidelis my little squidbait buddies.
not sure what submariners do, but at my A school we just formed up and marched like that to and from A school during training. Not like a 'routine thing you do to prepare for the fleet" more like "hey you're all formed up going to class, might as well make it fun" kinda stuff.
@@afranz112 yeah, we generally only March to/from class or chow. Other than that we straggle
Just remember...the best marine is a submarine.
I'm pretty sure you're all tired guys keep on singing and marching ha ha...nice 😍😍😍
Understand they don't wear the blueberries anymore. Great cadence!
Listening to this months before shipping out now walking the same roads as a Submarine school student is odd.
I’m CTR but this is the best cadence I’ve heard
Better than any cadences we had at corry
They are not submariners until they have earned their fish. For now they are NON QUALS.
NUBs...
Dink at that .
Bruh I remember meeting a petty officer who earned his dolphins, and I just about died of motivation
Anancy-9 I thought u have a whole year to get ur dolphin? So can’t an E2 get it?
@@gohanlite6001 I guess technically if you were an e-3 but got bumped down to e-2 one would. But normally after all the schooling, you're at least e-3 when you get to the boat. Cooks might be an exception
I only was in reg USN but i served at a Sub base--they don't let just anyone serve aboard a submarine.
I'm in NJROTC and I'm joining the marine corps thank you all who served my country
same here man, oorah!
You don’t join the Marines, you become one
Marine K-9 MP what I'm doing
@@Dauxia said like a true wannabe
Sebastian Gonzalez I don’t “wanna be” anything
marching to the top secret mission "TOP SECRET MISSION HUSH HUSH"
WE ARE SECRET OPERATIVES IN DISGUISE AS THE ENEMY! MY FAKE NAME IS GARY H. BROWN AND IM A SECRET OPERATIVE!
1:05 is my barracks
Hey look, that's BLDG 488, is this BESS?
488 that's right, been a while since I was there.
yea, 4 years, damn. its been that long already.
Sitting in the good ole Triton right now. Hooyah BESS
Becc all the way boys surface snipes
Pretty sure this was a GMT call they were marching to
What is this cadence called? Or is there a name for this one? I fucking love it, holy crap.
First, the cadence is mixed with marching instructions - keep that in mind. Second, cadences are usually very small so they are mixed with several and each branch of the U.S. forces alters the lyrics: I hear at least three cadences in here. Third, the first title is the first few words spoken in the video (take into account the first step). In other words: *Google the lyrics.*
I tried, but thank you for your response!
1. Here We Go Again (navy version). 2. How Did You Know!/Heard It on the Radio. 4. Unknown (maybe altered C-130), 5. Here We Go Again (navy version) repeats. 6. Oh, Soldier, Where Have You Been (navy version). - That's the best I can guess, many drill instructors with the talent themselves just sing their own cadences or completely revises a cadence.
I miss this! USS Finback SSN 670 1990-1994.
We pay the ultimate price for freedom.
So long blue you have been good to this country. You will be missed. I hear there switching it to green. I'm not to sure tho. Just that everyone is saying that.
Dan Rodriguez It's been green for a while.
NWU type III now, they do not look good
I'm in NJROTC and we wear the decommissioned blues
Anancy-9
I like the new NWUs. I don’t really understand the purpose of the blueberries, I guess people like vibrant colors in uniforms.
The navy changes there unform constantly
I don’t remember having to march in sub school in ‘91. I remember having to run everywhere on the damn base. We got a schedule of classes and they had you running to each one. Had my 4 wisdom teeth pulled out before fire training and filled the EAB mask with blood. Instructor thought I was having an aneurysm or something when I pulled it off and it dumped on the ground. One of the hilliest I’d served on. I wanted to be stationed in SoCal or Hawaii and got stationed here at Groton. Seriously bummed when the following class orders were all west coast.
It's okay to lock out your elbow and stand up straight lol
When the D . I. has that raspy voice you know he's been doing this a few years..Hooya Navy
Dang, that mustache though.
The legend hinself.
Clickbait, I expected actual submarines marching :(
got my contract today and a submariner!
You got a long road ahead of you shipmate. Work hard. Study hard. Sub school was tough for me but I got through it. It gets real when you get to the boat though. Just don’t quit. Best thing I ever did. I still have my original dolphins.
Respect from UK
NIMZT CLASS DESTROYER. I OBEY
Jesus, I remember those days. I’ve called cadence walking up hill going to school in the dead of winter. They replaced it with NFCU now. Times have changing Groton.
I remember marching those streets in the early 2000s🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Same old song again Marching down the avenue
This is straight up intimidating!
his voice is powerful
I didn't realize it until now, but submariners really do look like and sound like bubbles.......
Really not in the British submarine service our energy was in drinking you guys under the table lol
Lol if i heard this at 3 am i would cheer them on!
kinda wished we sung cadences in bess now, i miss marching like this
When today’s music takes over everything. Gonna find myself listening to this everyday
My son is there right now
Road guards running in the platform lol
I miss the blue uniforms
The diddy bopping looks good🙂
In life either you are Qualified or you are not !
Is this a Custom Made Song or Is This an Actual Song
Every Rate has modified versions of navy cadences at their march to A-School. Some are shared with some rates that march out with other rates.
"We don't know when we'll be through" lol
Go left go right don’t get outta step go left go right go left!
Easily the best Navy cadence caller.
Proud daughter of a US Navy Submariner 💙
Glad she was able to volunteer, but I’m still nostalgic about my time before women could join the silent service. It was a lot harder due to the stress of peer pressure and hazing. All designed to eliminate the unreliable during quals. Traditions like The Blue Nose ceremony had us doing some ice baths in our skivvies and after 20+ years, I still have the scars on my left breast where my shipmates tacked on my Dolphins. I doubt they do those traditions anymore with women aboard, but I’m happy that women are able to be part of what was one of the tightest brotherhoods to ever exist. It really is an exceptional service that she can be proud of if she earned her Dolphins. She’ll be considered a shipmate by even the old guard and treated with respect.
Do all navy march?
Gabriella Dalberto Yes.
Well mostly.
All the military march at some point in their career.
Gabriella Dalberto yes
Yes, technical branches like Navy and Air Force have to march from basic training to advanced training.
Seabees are really the only ones who march after A-school
Requals all. Dinq sonar. Submarine-r. The only sub-mariners have to pass Challenger, Nav.
Thank goodness I joined during the Zumwalt era.
Heading to gmt? Or what?
Yall marching from Wilkinson to lower base it looks like?
Love this, but the drummer isnt staying with them.
As I recall, the drummer was with the school honor guard, not our class; we were marching separately
Hooyah rotten groton
As a navy veteran of the some time ago I don't understand the logic behind the blue camo.
Medal Of Honor Cadence 1.1 is super great to
This is actually badass as fuck 💯😂
Dear Reba a study was conducted after 4 genaratioons the grand children of the mistress or mastres something terrifing when the grand children turn 10 years old their brain splits open and ruptiers it doesn't matter who they are what they look like or where they are from Neuro Surgeons cant repair what happens and their is no Medicin to stop it My Grandfather George Washington had three family's Kelsy Gramer Denzel Washington. and Myself D Anna Hensley I am an only Grandchild and him and my Grandmother were Married. that won't happen to us but it does happen to them it is cruel to commit Adultery to any children and grandchildren created with Adultery
Those aren't submariners...those are Nubs.
Must be me but what's the big deal about submariners marching? Does this mean WW3?
It means you were being distracted so 20 other submariners could misappropriate something they needed for the boat that they weren't authorized to have! LOL!