My father went through PI in 1951. He said when they were marching he thouht they looked sloppy. One day he had fire watch duty in the barracks so he was at a distance while they marched. He could then see are well they marched.

Some one please please explain to me how do they understand what do to ? I just hear noise.

That is how to pivot.

Graduated 5 years ago and boy do I miss it. Sharp clear discipline

nice oblique

In my time aboard PI I never saw anyone march at left shoulder beyond transitioning between rifle positions with marching manual. Did there used to be drill cards that stipulated marching at left shoulder?

What are the lyrics from the DI iam a old seaman Dutch Navy .Thank you 👌👌🫡

Outside of marching manual, the funnest one to do was oblique-mark time-resume-forward

My son was at Parris Island . So proud of my Marine.😊❤

2:14 That rear march was too sharp.

It’s been 15 yrs since I was on the parade deck (Pendleton) but watching this makes it feel like yesterday.

OORAH.

He moves them with ease...I got to do that once during practice for IG Inspection...even got to call my Daddy's cadence...that sent chills down my back 30 years later his cadence echoed once again at PI. Unsure if I ever told him.

PLT 2086 Fox company MCRD PI 2000

Quem inventou isso? Isso te deixa em estado hipnótico.

Card 5❗️❗️❗️

Alot of DI's around with clipboards, this a test?

Attack the Thai army. Order to attack the Thai army. Kill all ***. That's it.

Who is the shaky camera man???😡

Seems like yesterday .. There’s no Island like Paris Island. Semper Fi to all my bros Here and my bros waiting for us on the other side .

Your Bouncing

Coming from a Sailor this was very nice!! Just a question some of you Marines might be able to answer.. Is this Cadence thought through the Corps or just at Paris Island?

А нахрена это всё?

GOD be with our USMC

These guys are the unpopular culture, which is what makes them so cool.

Senior Drill Instructor Ssgt Campbell, Thank you Sir. PLT 1024 Parris Island S.C. 1975 Semper Fi Bob

Too bad the camera work was awful.

Salute to all the men and women who raised their right hand and took that oath.

Did you notice how the DI slowed down the cadence a couple of times seamlessly, serious skills.

Eat more chicken

I can feel my testosterone levels rising just by listening to and watching this.

I could be very biased but I'm very particular with who used to call cadence for me, still to this day, my senior drill instructor had the best cadence rhythm and voice. He was very passionate bout drill. He did more than njst call cadence, sing cadence, he felt the cadence qnd when he sung it, it still gives me the chills. If there is anything to this day that I take away from the Corps, it was drill.

Strange the difference in MCRD San Diego and MCRD Paris Island cadence.

Typical, couldn't understand a word he said! Lol

Is form for chow on that drill card? He almost marched them right into the 1st Bn. chow hall. My final drill was indoors. Inclement weather card, no actual marching. It was a lifesaver. BTW awesome camera work there, DI Michael J Fox!

Hey I just graduated on November 12 and trust me drill was not only my favorite part of the day but probably the most looked forward too by me and my entire platoon #charlie passion ‘94

East coast is the best

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That is one big ass platoon!

Was this filmed with a potato? Holy earthquake Batman.

Makes an old Marine like me sort of Homesick. Ooooraghh!

*insert attack of the clones*

Lean back and set'em down, march from the waist down. Left,right, left. Parris Island Semper Fi 1977-1990 0369

“SWAG BITCH” hahaha

After years of thinking about it I've come to the conclusion that Marine Corps cadence in this style was probably a combination of Irish Sean Nos singing and African American slave chants. The Irish folk music especially, you can hear the Irish folks influence in alot of Sea Shanty's and Naval songs and it's probably that Naval tradition that you hear in this style of Marine cadence. Check out Sean Nos singing

Makes Army look like trash

Cool

Boy I Love the commentator, Some shit I would have said on the street during final drill. We don’t fux around cause you know we got soul. Army, Navy, Air Force with all that singing and chit, they good now, drill tells how well you can receive orders and carry them out!!! They are combat ready now. Great Job hat’s keep up the good work. Carry on with what we gave you. Thank you esprit de corps. Semper Fi Ps. I was 1022 C co, all the way through as a recruit.......1st Bn has always ruled in drill.

Paris island Marines can’t March 🤦🏾‍♂️🤦🏾‍♂️🤦🏾‍♂️ and the way they call cadence is horrendous.

Definitely Marines.