The little jeeps hopping along to the beat

@guardianangel9517

5 ай бұрын

That was cool!

@bugattiveyron8282

3 ай бұрын

While those jeeps go hopping along

@Niftynorm1

2 ай бұрын

That made my kidneys hurt. LOL

@mannamedisaak3316

2 ай бұрын

😂😂 I thought it was only me

@bugattiveyron8282

Ай бұрын

And whe're we go, you will always know that those lil jeeps are hopping allong!

This is the version I learned as a kid, from my grandfather who was a US Artilleryman from 1936 to 1958. The DSs would flip out on me when I went to Basic in the mid 80s because I couldn't remember the new words to save my life....until one asked me why. When I explained he paused for a moment, then just said "carry on" and moved on to his next victim lol. I did eventually learn the new lyrics, though!

@Paveway-chan

4 ай бұрын

"Alright, fair cop, as you were" 😂

@paulhart9102

3 ай бұрын

The version my dad taught me when I was six. He also taught me "Wild Blue Yonder". He was in the USAAC.

@warrenpuckett4203

3 ай бұрын

I still did it. After the change. I was in the 24th DivArty before it was changed.

@bigmikegaming1583

2 ай бұрын

​​@@warrenpuckett4203I'm looking to go into the Army. And i already got this song stuck in my head far more than the Army goes rolling along version lol 😂. Thinking of doing the Artillery MOS. Crazy thing is? I only came across this catchy song from KZreads weird algorithm. Its been giving me a music playlist mixed with songs sung/composed by communistic, Nazism, and patriotic countries lmao. Tho i still listened to them all ( i am weird, i like listening to songs in other languages 🤣 ).

@burneronthenetwork736

Ай бұрын

​@@bigmikegaming1583If you wanna go artillery go 13 Bravo

"And -the army- those *caissons* go rolling along!"

@okbrassman

3 ай бұрын

thank you. . . . I was told the Army changed it because no one knows what a caisson is ? Albeit a Navy veteran but my thought was, "get a dictionary"

@trinalgalaxy5943

2 ай бұрын

@@okbrassman I always heard the army changed it because the generals were spiteful over the troops choosing it as the army anthem over any of their preferred options.

@NewEnglandFoamer

2 ай бұрын

I studied the army honor guard despite wanting to be an Air Force pilot (still do), and I’m surprised I forgot what a caisson was yesterday so I looked up and was like “oh yea…”

@clonescope2433

2 ай бұрын

​@@trinalgalaxy5943from my understanding it was changed because every Branch kind of post World War II was developing their own anthem for their troops to sing and it was already a popular song so they just went screw it let's make it about the whole Army.

@TomfooleryOfTheTrolls

20 күн бұрын

I have legitimate beef with the Army because of this

I haven't heard the original before. Just like 'Over there,' which was written in 1917, just as the USA were entering World War I, these songs were rehashed for World War II. While the later version of 'Over There' I prefer over the original, I think the original of 'The Caisson Song' is better. It sounds crazier and really hammers the message that Those caissons come rolling along no matter what.

@guardianangel9517

5 ай бұрын

I'll check it out. Thank you 🇺🇲❣️

@naverilllang

4 ай бұрын

I didn't know there was a wwii version of over there. i've only heard the original

@AudieHolland

Ай бұрын

@@naverilllang I think they only used the chorus part for radio and film propaganda. Look up: *Over There" - American Patriotic Song* The original WWI version sounds rather dated. Also because audio technology was in its infancy during that time. Look up: *WWI - Over There*

@naverilllang

Ай бұрын

@@AudieHolland well I got a playlist of WWI songs in part specifically _because_ they're dated, inappropriately jovial, and generally fun. So I had simply never even thought to look up a WWII version, and if I'd encountered it by chance, I'd dismiss it as a (literally and figuratively) lesser version.

*American adversary*: so how many guns do you have? America: yes

@donatelo111

2 ай бұрын

69 likes nice

@zcstarwars2-mh9px

Ай бұрын

Erm 109

@tateranus4365

11 күн бұрын

russia: how many guns do you have America? US: 300,000 m- russia: you have 300,000 rifles?! US: no we have 300,000 mk-19 grenade machine guns, we have over half a billion guns (not even exaggerating, the civilians here have more guns than people) most of which are rifles. russia: you seriously expect me to believe your propaganda, not even the glorious soviet union can make that many rifles US: you will believe it when there are Abrams rolling into Moscow.

"Your compressed spine is not a service related ailment."

@Scribit339

Ай бұрын

This Message is ironically approved by the VA department......... 💀

@Jay_Johandsome

Ай бұрын

Yep, another VA hospital classic!

@ternovnik257

Ай бұрын

@@Jay_Johandsome Von??

Until sometime in the Seventies (I think) the Army didn't have an official song as the other services. The Caisson Song was the one that was most closely identified with the Army. Therefore, it was sequestered and the words changed. The Artillery had to settle with "The Mountain Battery"! But The Caisson Song was the one I learned in school.

@TexasEngineer

4 ай бұрын

The Army Air Corps had their song and then the Air Force stole it. My father was a B25 pilot in the 12th Air Corps during WWII and he taught me both songs the original way. Veteran of 3/9th FA, Pershing missile.

@jaydunno8266

3 ай бұрын

All the different branches had their own songs back when the army mostly marched of foot or rode horses to where they were going. Example " We're the infantry the infantry with the dirt behind our ears, the infantry the infantry that drinks up all the beers. The cavalry the artillery, and the bloody engineers couldn't beat the infantry in a hundred million years." these branch songs kind of faded out after WWII and then the Army realized it didn't have a neat song like the Air Force, Navy, or Marines. So they adopted the Field Artillery song as the army song.

As an active Artillerman for 23+ years..... I approve of this video.

@adamnivens4040

3 ай бұрын

Thank you for your service! I’ll be joining as soon as I graduate.

@jamesdakrn

2 ай бұрын

How are your ears?

@Nyministicks

Ай бұрын

God bless thanks for your service

@OmskHmmmmmmmrahhh

28 күн бұрын

Thank you for your service🫡🫡 🇺🇸

@benerval7

27 күн бұрын

@@OmskHmmmmmmmrahhh thank you

Was it high, was is low? Where the hell did that one go?

@Ko_Kasumi

4 ай бұрын

Mayhaps into the 308th Infantry Regiment of the US 77th Division...whoops.

@haunter_1845

4 ай бұрын

​@@Ko_KasumiAnd those Caissons go rolling along...!

@marethyu7593

3 ай бұрын

was it left, was it right, we're not going home tonight

@steveforbes7718

3 ай бұрын

As is being show by others there were actually more lyrics that were either added on or were "adjusted" for each performance or recording. Some were really good and some were questionable. LOL Regardless, all of them are better than what is currently used. Maybe it's time to roll back the time machine a bit and offer a bit more "character" to the song as was done so long ago. LOL Oops! I forgot that we cannot do that because someone may be "offended"! BWHAHAHAHAHAHA!!

@cumunist2120

2 ай бұрын

what is this from i cant remember

Keep ‘em rollin

Pov: you're a German soldier trying to hijack the last French radio to play this. (It did happen)

It really gives it that swing feel that makes wanna get up and give my seargeant major 50 push ups

Imagine ur a German soldier and you get no scoped by a badass American on a motorcycle while jumping over a hill😂

My grandfather was in the Royal Field Artillery in WWI. They didn't use this song, but the sentiments were the same.

Thank you, this is great!

No caissons were harmed in this video. Actually, no caissons were in the video other than jeeps pulling small artillery pieces. LOL My father was in the Field Artillery in Normandy, 155mm Long Toms. He sang this song to me as a kid.

@yetanother9127

4 ай бұрын

It's also got an awful lot of fortification/coastal guns for a song that's supposed to be about the field artillery, like the disappearing guns at 1:00 that are visibly behind concrete barbettes :P

@aquilamotionpictures408

3 ай бұрын

Personally,I liked the shots of the disappearing mounts, my dad was Coast Artillery, at Ft. Story, Virginia. But he was on a 16 inch gun crew in a casemate.

@josephderrico6254

3 ай бұрын

Those jeeps were towing anti-tank guns not artillery.

@richarddietzen3137

Ай бұрын

@@josephderrico6254I noticed that, since my dad was on an antitank gun crew after D-Day.

I discovered this song about a week ago. It is so uplifting. I didn't realize that I played it almost incessantly until my husband came over my desk (during the song) and gave me a cross-eyed look! ;-) ;-)

They were big they were everywhere and they were of fucking stupendous quality -- a German soldier answering questions about what scared them most fighting Americans lol one word, artillery

@cameronnewton7053

4 ай бұрын

"we brought those bloody shells over here and we ain't taking em' back!" ~ American artillery doctrine

When you join the army knowing this song and you have to learn a simplified version

@ericzaiz8358

3 ай бұрын

Have to go easy on the poor grunts. They can not be expected to to remember much.

155mm field artillery Meuse-Argonne Offensive, US AEF - By God did we teach the ‘Kaiser to be wiser’ - God Bless the Allies!

This song goes hard

@SpiderPigRex

2 ай бұрын

It’ll go harder when we get drafted

@War-cat924

2 ай бұрын

@@SpiderPigRex indeed

Nice mix of footage

As a son of a former 88Mike... "Bullets don't fly without supply". There is no greater logistics organization than the United States Army.

I had to learn this for the Yamaha electric organ course and this is the first time I have ever seen or heard the actual song. I didn't even know it was American.

Me and the boys making it off the Normandy beach with this one

I still dont know why this song didnt last

This, the original version, is proof that once again, original lyrics are the better lyrics. FYI, for those wondering; each artilleryman assigned to a piece was designated by a number that corresponded to his function in the firing of the weapon.

@quasicroissant

3 ай бұрын

why would people be wondering that in particular

@pauld6967

3 ай бұрын

@@quasicroissant They would wonder because they don't understand what is meant by the lyric "...call off your Numbers..."

@stormsand9

2 ай бұрын

​@@pauld6967 Thanks for the insight! I had no idea

@pauld6967

2 ай бұрын

@@stormsand9 You're welcome.

A classic US military march, nice!

The Caissons Going Rolling Along is a a fitting tribute to all who are or have served in the artillery branch of the Army. I would hope that Army would get a newer version that would be dedicated to them. The Soldiers Song, referred to as the Army Song is great one that tells the story of every member regardless of their career field.

I remember my grandfather humming this, he was artillery in both WW2 and Korea.

@Bigcityengine

3 ай бұрын

Respect mate

I read that J.P. Sousa, upon finding out that E.L. Gruber had written the song in 1908, to his credit, did remand the proceeds to Gruber.

I love the jeep woops, that's great. One crew really has the rythm down.

The Comfort Of Man Know’s No Bounds Beautiful History Adorable Film The Freedom Of Man Know’s No Bounds

Was it high? Was it low? Where the hell did that one go!?

@Bigcityengine

3 ай бұрын

Fun fact: the footage is them trying to find it went

6 of 14th artillery vietnam central highlands 1967-1968

Keep em rolling till Moscow

@puebespuebes8589

5 ай бұрын

At this point the red army was so exhausted it would have been rolled over by the allied army.

@RasyidPangrango

5 ай бұрын

​@@puebespuebes8589nahh.. after the end of ww2, the red army have 11 million manpower. and occupying half of europe, thats 1.000 miles long journey to moscow.

@hansshekelstein9450

5 ай бұрын

@@puebespuebes8589eh, I hate nationalist circlejerks. The red army wouldn’t have dominated but they certainly wouldn’t be beaten in a defensive war. In the immediate sense they weren’t exhausted enough to lose with their immense size. In the long term they might have suffered more.

@DudeDudeDudeDudeDude

5 ай бұрын

War mongering.

@Mitchell_WerBell_III

5 ай бұрын

@@RasyidPangrango they also had a bunch of material support from the allies, and didn’t have nukes yet (which SOMEONE else did) not to mention a shoddy airforce which wasn’t equipped to fight a strategic air campaign (which we were doing).

The suspension and shocks on those jeeps, tho. Those soldiers in the back must have some sort of back problems.

Imagine being stuck with the people you hate. You wait 14 years and you see him on the battle fields 😢

i was fdc lare 70 early 80 aint heard this in years

I'm 13 now but this song has inspired me to join the army, hopefully an artillery corps, but I know I wont got in because I am lazy, unmotivated, and never work out. But I might change when I get to recruiting age, because, Its mainly not the men who win a battle, its the support artillery. And also I like guns and why not go operate the biggest gun on land, right? "And its "Hi! Ho! Hi!" With the field artillery, and the Caissons go rolling along!"

THOSE CAISSONS GO ROLLING ALONG!

I saw Patton!

@okbrassman

3 ай бұрын

about 2:50, showing his pistol

@robertortiz-wilson1588

3 ай бұрын

@@okbrassmannice!!!

Unleashing my Patriotic side

This is the version I learned. Now, like everything else, it's a waterdowned version.

Holy shit, just realized this was the music Saunders from girls und panzer anime used. Damn

@vinceevoyap6725

14 күн бұрын

But the rare is much better imo

And those caissons go rolling along. thanks for liberating us American god children 🇮🇹🤌🤝🇺🇸

@Apple-om5mr

4 ай бұрын

Italy being Chad and overthrowing their own dictator

So where did you get this version from, anyways?

@indisputable3

4 ай бұрын

We don't ask that

Was it high, was it low, where the hell did that one go.

Amen ❤❤❤❤❤

nah, those caissons arent rolling anywhere, there about as stationary as stationary gets which is good, it means they where built well, I just find it funny how some of these old military songs it just feels like they made words and phrases to fit, its fairly obvious they wrote the instrument notes before the lyrics, not to detract from the song, its a good song

@aquilamotionpictures408

3 ай бұрын

Do you know what a caisson is?

@leosypher9993

2 ай бұрын

​@@aquilamotionpictures408ok, so its a funny story here, it wasn't until a friend of mine reminded me that what I would just call an "ammo cart" is actully traditionally known as a "Casson" that i had a massive facepalm moment, so you know those massive cement structures that the supports for bridges, especially ones going over water, are anchored into? Those are so cassons, and im the context of artillart, massive stationary shore batteries are built into what could be considered cassons in an architectural context (and a buncker below for ammo and machinery, ext, ext) so that's what I was thinking of and here i went and tried to be a smarta** about it, it was genuinely just meant to be funny, thats all, this is fairly normal for me, don't worry my friends get back at me for it plenty XD

Listening to this while wearing a USA M17 Gas Mask in my room and playing USA on War Thunder, God bless the United States of America!

@Bigcityengine

Ай бұрын

YEAAAA

I listen to this when playing Roblox Armored Patrol. I like using artillery.

@amerikasanimations77

Ай бұрын

you must either be very good or very bad.

@umcmedic8272

Ай бұрын

@@amerikasanimations77 Yes.

Rare version? That's the original version, as silly as "hi, hi, hee" sounds.😉 C battery, 2/12th!

I thought this was the song for the US army engineer corp?

GuP version still the best

@F.ALK_02

Жыл бұрын

touch grass

@PhilSharrar

8 ай бұрын

I prefer both, but this one has the correct lyrics and I like this one better, although I respect your opinion.

@Daniel-vd8rg

7 ай бұрын

both are good...@@F.ALK_02

@andyboi8399

5 ай бұрын

GuP version has definitely got the better flow and instrumental, but not the uplifting vocals. Both are great in their own way!

It's always weird to me as somebody who is anti-military/anti-establishment; is how much I love this kind of music. Its hard for me to separate the music from all the dead humans.

my and the boys when we are rolling along in our mighty American beauties towards the German and the Soviet tanks in WoT Blitz

Became the Army song with revised lyrics.

Was it high was it low where the hell did that one go Was it left was it right didn't land in the gunners sight Was it short was it long that shell is fucking gone Did it miss did it hit this here gun is a piece of shit

"GI Joe, GI Joe fighting man from head to toe from the land on the sea to the air"

Man I never seen people used all 50 states map like that, kinda mid tho

@ludenman

Жыл бұрын

micronesia has colonized alaska and the majapahit empire colonized the contiguous states

@nunaalsoknownasohare6388

4 ай бұрын

The four united states of America

I’m curious, what type of gun is at 1:05

@imanormalpersom

3 ай бұрын

I think it was a 12-inch (305 mm) gun M1888. Though I don't know, I ctrl+c ctrl+v ed that from wikipedia.

I learned this in 6th grade.

go ARMY

If artillery has rail plasma more interesting in ww2 but today not late america let's build it ?

Wait may I ask? how the song knows Hitler? If it was in the year 1801? Or you just typed 1801 incorrectly?

Hahah The Jeep Hoping to the beat makes it funny!😊

👍🦾🦾🦾🦾🦾👊👊 dios bendiga a América

Imagine being one of the kids at 1:55 😭🤚

@castielsosa8512

4 ай бұрын

Also Ngl 2:37 looks fun for some odd reason

I like more this versión rather the original

Great films but I wish the cartoon like US flag inset wasn't there as it obstructs the scenes.

1:47

🎶 _And the Nixons are rolling along!_ 🎶

As a 13b I remind everyone I meet that the army song is based on this🫡

Be honest, who still sings along?

@richardoliver1468

3 ай бұрын

I sing along with the current Army Song every time I hear it.

# add the jeeps to warthunder

What’s a caisson?

@rudyschwab7709

4 ай бұрын

When horses were still used to move artillery, it was the little wagon the horses pulled and was used, in turn, to tow the cannon. The caisson was necessary to transport the ammo for the cannon. The caisson was also used in funeral processions, like the one used for JFK.

This hits different when you man the giant mortars in air ship assault

I like US military music... but at the same time... it's just too jazzy and up beat for real military music for me... German and Russian Finnish etc... military music has a more fatalistic somber tone which makes more sense while still being patriotic...

@WarAndThunder-li2iv

Ай бұрын

U.S. Military music combines Folk and War together.

The Proving Grounds. That's what all the hills and washboard tracks were about. I haven't heard the "Over hill, over dale," version of this in years. See, the Army can't help but piss around with the lyrics of this, and so when I went in, the song had some awful lyrics. I only remember something about the Army of the free, and since they had changed something that (to me) fundamental just because they have to change generals every two years... Imagine if the Marines changed their song every two years. Or twice a generation. Or at all.

Looney tunes background music ahh beat

There is not one Caisson en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Limbers_and_caissons in this whole video. Originally these were Horse Drawn. There was the front part - that the crew road in. Then there was the Caisson - that had the ammunition. There there was the gun. The part they left out was: _"Was it High? Was it Low? Where the hell did that one go? As those Caissons Go Rolling along. Was it left? Was it Right? We'll be here the whole damn night! As those Caissons Go Rolling Along."_ .

i expected more girls und panzer people here.

😂 thanks Drs Swenson and Philips for millennium pharmacy now we got😢 to get something for My Parkinson's chec k your crome

Thanks yes Propaganda and Recruiting Patriots has always been part of the hard stuff.at roughly 40 seconds in when the Motorcycle Scouts lay down their rides and move forward,2 nd man that moves off screen right. my father's older brother Ellis ,later across the pond he received some accolades and salad as they say.Came home big Hero Died on Motorcycle . God's will is always hard for man to see.He always felt that his heroic actions were the right thing and believed that his Lord protected him as long as he was in the Right.

Lite Artillery is the worst 😫

Towed artillery is highly outdated, takes forever to set up and when it gets detected by counter battery radar it has to move which takes forever, also take 8 people to man this thing, and currently the us army is lacking man power thanks to Emma and her two moms

ooh... do you need help flag mapping?... that is not... not a very pretty map... sorry

Музычка ничево.,а страна гадкая всем пакостит..!! Александр Одессит

@Bigcityengine

4 ай бұрын

"WELL SCREW YOU" - Ted the bus driver cod

the fucking jeeps oh my god

Man I wish the army was still like this

@Coppertie94922

12 күн бұрын

The sad part of increasing technology, we slowly lose the right way to show our military strength. The right way being to show the men and women that operate them.

Back when usa had white people left

@jaguarsparkle8788

Жыл бұрын

you implying the usa doesnt have white people left?

@joshua9862

Жыл бұрын

@@jaguarsparkle8788 yes

@DenisBourveau

Жыл бұрын

@@jaguarsparkle8788 whites should be 100%

@Erick-mx3xw

Жыл бұрын

@@joshua9862 in what usa do you live in?

@joshua9862

Жыл бұрын

@@Erick-mx3xw lithuania. I left shithole usa 7 years ago. It great to not live in a multicultural hellscape