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The U.S. Marine Corps Force Reconnaissance Lyrics

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Am I Right or Am I Wrong You were sickened at the vowing of silence I was taken…
Born in the Woods Mary had a baby a oh my lord Mary had a…
Elvis (Black flash) Black flash over my own love Tell me of my…
Everywhere We Go Its the real Here we go again Here we go again…
Here We Go Recon Its the real Here we go again Here we go again…
Hey Hey cowboy What you doing here Don't mind the company But yo…
Hey Hey Everyday Hey cowboy What you doing here Don't mind the company But yo…
I've Got a Story I have got you under my skin I've got you deep…
If I Die And if I die, you know I gave it my…

Jody Jody Em sento a Girona el que a Harlem Flacko Jodye Tracks…
No Pain No Gain CORO NO BRAIN, NO GAIN Como átomos las auroras NO BRAIN, …
P.T 快乐的感觉 p p p 心动的滋味p p p p 多晚都不睡p p p p 想和你连线为你而p 寄出的信反正你从来不回 …
P.T. Le torse est bombé Fuck le A et le plan B J'ai…
Superman Asked you a question I didn't need you to reply Is it…

When I Say 'Number One' Why do I lose my voice when I have something…

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01Here We Go, Recon0:35

02Everywhere We Go0:47

03When I Say 'Number One'0:51

04Ten Mile Run0:28

05Born in the Woods0:42

06Up in the Morning with the Rising Sun0:23

07Mighty, Mighty Recon0:21

08My Grandaddy1:47

09I Don't Know, But I've Been Told0:47

10Down In the Jungle of El Salvador1:12

11Mama and Papa Were Layin' in Bed0:55

12I've Got a Story1:31

13Ding Dong1:14

14Am I Right or Am I Wrong0:29

19I Know I'm in Iran1:11

20No Pain, No Gain1:36

21Superman1:42

22I'm a Recon Marine1:06

23We Love to Double Time1:04

24Up From the Rack1:03

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The U.S. Marine Corps Force Reconnaissance

25Everywhere We Go II0:31

26Warriors From Hell0:47

27I've Got A Gal in New Orleans1:20

28Jody's Got Your Cadillac0:59

29Everywhere We Go III0:53

30We Are Recon Can't You See1:46

31C-130 Rollin' Down the Strip1:08

32When I Get to Heaven0:36

33Up in the Morning II0:37

34P.T. II1:13

35Do or Die0:28

36Runnin' Through the Jungle0:55

37Jody, Jody1:29

38Mama Told Johnny Not to Go Downtown2:47

39Feel the Rhythm1:52

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Comments from YouTube:

@DocM.

2y↑2

Definitely learned alot and had fun learning! Great video Chuck! ❤️

@SemperFiGuy

2y↑1

I'm always glad to read these comments. S/F

@sgtjarhead99

2y↑3

As a boot Pvt, I was disappointed that the Corps was so stingy with awards. By the time I got out as a Sgt, I really appreciated the Corps being so selective. Made every award, small or large, more meaningful. Wearing the EGA is what's most important. Semper Fi.

@SemperFiGuy

2y↑1

I felt much the same way with the awards. They seemed like simple pieces of ribbon and metal, but there certainly is quite the back story for each and every one. Semper Fi, Brother

@rhett1029

2y↑3

I’ve always liked ribbons because they tell a story without any words
Edit: my great Granduncle had two PUCs from the Marines both they were in 2 battles and got one in both battles they were in (Peleliu and Okinawa)

@SemperFiGuy

2y↑2

I agree with you, Rhett. That is pretty incredible about your granduncle. Feel free to email me with any information or pictures of him (I'd gladly honor his service or his unit). Recon_Jack@hotmail.com

@agneslynch7024

2y↑2

,you must be really proud of him

@rhett1029

2y↑2

@@SemperFiGuy Thank you and I will

@rhett1029

2y↑2

@@agneslynch7024 Oh Extremely proud especially since he is one of the few in my family who were in the Corps

@robwalters4501

2y↑2

Jack.. another fine dissertation on the differences of ribbon n medals. Yah hoo… Keep up the fine work. The Corps is gonna put you in for promotion. SF

@SemperFiGuy

2y↑1

Thank you, Rob. I pinned your comment to the top.

@michaelcassady3862

2y↑2

Aside: That last photograph of SgtMaj Kasal is represented in the statue outside WWBn-East at Lejeune. I think that the statue is the equivalent of the "The raising of that flat on Suribachi means a Marine Corps for the next 500 years."

@SemperFiGuy

2y↑3

I met him on Pendleton... he's a true BAMF. I highly recommend his book.

@michaelcassady3862

2y↑1

@@SemperFiGuy I ordered his book today. Thanks. Rah.

@SemperFiGuy

2y↑2

Chuck,
I loved your story on ribbons and medals. Here is a comment that I think is important. One wears the fruit salad in respect and honor for those who did not make it back alive.
@Rob Walters

@agneslynch7024

2y↑1

You are almost there only 61 more to go. I'm so excited for you to reach 1000

@SemperFiGuy

2y↑1

Thanks, Mom for spreading the good word, and for all your years of support.

@davemac1197

2y↑2

Love all the correct technical terminology: "turtle shell clutchback devices" and "rollback device" - Mr Spock would be proud of your deployment of the correct nomenclature! Fascinating.

Also provides a bit of context for the 'unit citation' scene in Band of Brothers Ep 4 ('Replacements'), which obviously refers to the rules regarding Army unit citations also applying to new recruits who were not in the Regiment during the action that was recognised in the citation.

@SemperFiGuy

2y↑1

We Marines aren't just all about slaying bodies, eating crayons, and looking stellar in our Blues, but we're also intellectuals. In my own experience, I honestly will say that the Marine Corps puts a lot of importance on furthering education, continual on-the-job training, with an emphasis on our own history. The Commandant's Reading List is continually reshaping itself based on current task at hand in a larger worldly spectrum. Glad to still have you aboard, Dave. S/F

@davemac1197

2y↑1

@@SemperFiGuy - always have one eye on what you're doing. As you may have deduced, my primary military interest is Operation Market Garden in September 1944 Holland, so there's an interest in US Airborne Forces and any videos that involve a crossover in equipment etc., are always of interest.

My main focus in recent years has been the complex and incomplete German picture, and it's interesting that while the Germans did not have a significant 'marine' combat service like the British Royal Marines or the USMC, they did put all military branch recruits through basic ground combat training and regarded them as 'soldiers' before moving on to specific speciality training, such as air force flying school or naval seamanship. So Market Garden involved a number of training battalions of naval cadets who had already been mobilised (by the Reserve Army 'Valkyrie' Plan used previously by Tom Cruise in the July 1944 bomb plot to assassinate Hitler) and incorporated into makeshift river and canal defence lines in Holland, and inevitably they got caught up in ground combat during Market Garden. During the battle they were nicknamed "the blue SS", because of their fanaticism, although their uniforms were the standard field grey/green like the army and SS, and only the Kriegsmarine insignia otherwise distinguished them. After the battle, their hopes of joining the U-Boat service, or some other branch in the Kriegsmarine, were permanently dashed as they were told "you're in the SS now" and used to mitigate the severe manpower shortages in the SS Divisions. As far as I'm aware, this campaign is the only significant one involving German 'marines' in a ground combat role.

On the other hand, the British Army, as I'm sure you know, works on "a simple job name description allocation system basis" (Al Murray - Why The British Are Undefeated World War Champions, YouTube), which is why we sent the 'Desert Rats' for Operation Desert Storm, while you guys sent the US Marines - water soldiers! All we had to do, was repaint the van yellow, job done!