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Hellcat 9
The last of the Old Army Aircraps
The best damn outfit on campus

EEEEEEEEEEEEEE OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOONNEEEEE JOCK!
The strongest, the fastest,
The best of the Old Army Jocks.
The best damn outfit anywhere.

Heavens Eleven
God Sent, Hell Bent
Best damn outfit on the campus!

bigtruckguy3500 said:

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When did the whole drawing out the first half of the humpit until you're out of breath, and then saying the second half so fast no one understands what you're saying thing start?

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Before the fall of 95.

Ol Jock 99 said:

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EEEEEEEEEEEEEE OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOONNEEEEE JOCK!
The strongest, the fastest,
The best of the Old Army Jocks.
The best damn outfit anywhere.

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Ol Jock 99 said:

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bigtruckguy3500 said:

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When did the whole drawing out the first half of the humpit until you're out of breath, and then saying the second half so fast no one understands what you're saying thing start?

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Before the fall of 95.

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Are you sure? I feel like drawing out the first half back then (from the videos I've seen) was more reasonable. Now, cadets look like this kid by the end of the first half.




ETA:
So, for example, I feel like when I was there, the "E-1 Jock" would've taken maybe 5-6 seconds, tops. Now, it would take 15 seconds minimum. Not sure if E-1 does it that long now, but just using that as context for what other outfits do. Or maybe y'all did take that long back in the 90's.

Coooooooooooooooooooo
Braaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
Ceeeeeee!!!!!
Don't Tread On Me!
The best damn outfit anywhere!

Baaaaaaaaaaaaatlin B1
The boldest, the bravest,
The best damn outfit on campus!

Second Battalion!
Animal House!
We raise chickens!
Bacawk!
(Edit to say that very few will get that last one)

I never put a stopwatch to it. But it was you described back in the 90s: elongated company name, super fast rest.

Boozin B
The company that made Milwaukee famous
the best damn outfit on the campus

Does anyone know the 6th Battalion hump it?

Use to be something like:

Gorilla G.
Don't tread on me. (Sometimes substituted with Don't **** with me, if I'm remembering correctly.)
Best damn outfit on the campus.

Or something like that, also, if I remember correctly. In the 80s Sixth Battalion was known as Gorilla G. We pulled that hump it out from time to time. I believe it was an outfit that split into K-2 and S-2 when the NROTC became a part of the Corps. K-2 and S-2 were two of the four Sixth Battalion outfits, I know for sure. The others were E-2 for sure and P-2, I believe, if memory serves me.

cavjock88 said:

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Use to be something like:

Gorilla G.
Don't tread on me. (Sometimes substituted with Don't **** with me, if I'm remembering correctly.)
Best damn outfit on the campus.

Or something like that, also, if I remember correctly. In the 80s Sixth Battalion was known as Gorilla G. We pulled that hump it out from time to time. I believe it was an outfit that split into K-2 and S-2 when the NROTC became a part of the Corps. K-2 and S-2 were two of the four Sixth Battalion outfits, I know for sure. The others were E-2 for sure and P-2, I believe, if memory serves me.

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The 4th outfit in the 6 Batt was G-2 (Gladiators) along with S-2 (Marauders), K-2 (Killers) and E-2 (Rebels).

P-2 was 5th Batt.

S-2 '86

DAWWWWWWWWWG....COMPANY!
HELL BENT CANINES!
ALL OR NONE!
BITE ME!


4th Batt Leads the Corps
General Hochmuth, General Moore
Academics, Intramurals Too
If you can't keep up, then to hell with you!

4th Batt circa early '80s was B2, D2, F2 and L2 as I recall.

Rabid Cougar said:

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cavjock88 said:

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Use to be something like:

Gorilla G.
Don't tread on me. (Sometimes substituted with Don't **** with me, if I'm remembering correctly.)
Best damn outfit on the campus.

Or something like that, also, if I remember correctly. In the 80s Sixth Battalion was known as Gorilla G. We pulled that hump it out from time to time. I believe it was an outfit that split into K-2 and S-2 when the NROTC became a part of the Corps. K-2 and S-2 were two of the four Sixth Battalion outfits, I know for sure. The others were E-2 for sure and P-2, I believe, if memory serves me.

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The 4th outfit in the 6 Batt was G-2 (Gladiators) along with S-2 (Marauders), K-2 (Killers) and E-2 (Rebels).

P-2 was 5th Batt.

S-2 '86

Thanks for jogging my memory. Now that I look back, I believe we only had three outfits in 6th Batt in the Fall of 84, then 6 Batt expanded to add G-2, pulling upperclassmen from other outfits and a new fish class to make the four that were in 6th Batt my Zip year.

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cavjock88 said:

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Rabid Cougar said:

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cavjock88 said:

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Use to be something like:

Gorilla G.
Don't tread on me. (Sometimes substituted with Don't **** with me, if I'm remembering correctly.)
Best damn outfit on the campus.

Or something like that, also, if I remember correctly. In the 80s Sixth Battalion was known as Gorilla G. We pulled that hump it out from time to time. I believe it was an outfit that split into K-2 and S-2 when the NROTC became a part of the Corps. K-2 and S-2 were two of the four Sixth Battalion outfits, I know for sure. The others were E-2 for sure and P-2, I believe, if memory serves me.

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The 4th outfit in the 6 Batt was G-2 (Gladiators) along with S-2 (Marauders), K-2 (Killers) and E-2 (Rebels).

P-2 was 5th Batt.

S-2 '86

Thanks for jogging my memory. Now that I look back, I believe we only had three outfits in 6th Batt in the Fall of 84, then 6 Batt expanded to add G-2, pulling upperclassmen from other outfits and a new fish class to make the four that were in 6th Batt my Zip year.

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Negative Cavjock.
There were always four. M-2 (Spiders) was with us until my junior year ('86-1). They got disbanded after that due to some crazy SOBs in their senior class that year. The refugees were mixed in with a bunch of P-2 guys and created G-2.

That's it. Thanks. Now my memory is refreshed. It's been 40 years and I slept a few times in between.