Navy Sound

[Perrotfish]

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This is a stupid question, so brace yourselves.

The Army says Hooah, the Marines say Ooh-rah. I´m reasonably sure the Airforce is silent but deadly. Does the Navy have a signature sound I should know?

 

[alphagojo]

I'm bracing...😀

 

[Milamber]

This is a stupid question, so brace yourselves.

The Army says Hooah, the Marines say Ooh-rah. I´m reasonably sure the Airforce is silent but deadly. Does the Navy have a signature sound I should know?

If the air force is silent but deadly does that mean it's going to smell really bad and we should clear the room?

Semper Fi Marines OOORAH

 

[Devil Doc]

This is a stupid question, so brace yourselves.

The Army says Hooah, the Marines say Ooh-rah. I´m reasonably sure the Airforce is silent but deadly. Does the Navy have a signature sound I should know?

Navy = Hoo-rah

Navy SF = Hoo-yah

 

[73BARMYPgsp]

This is a stupid question, so brace yourselves.

The Army says Hooah, the Marines say Ooh-rah. I´m reasonably sure the Airforce is silent but deadly. Does the Navy have a signature sound I should know?

I think the Navy sound is "did you see what Paula was wearing on American Idol last night?"

I'm just kidding. I'm a kidder.

 

[FutureNavyFP]

This is a stupid question, so brace yourselves.

The Army says Hooah, the Marines say Ooh-rah. I´m reasonably sure the Airforce is silent but deadly. Does the Navy have a signature sound I should know?

The Navy likes to steal things from the Marines (example: core values). Whatever sounds the ground pounders make the Navy usually uses as well. I guess the Marines are actually a part of the Navy so it really isn't stealing. 😉

 

[Milamber]

The Navy likes to steal things from the Marines (example: core values). Whatever sounds the ground pounders make the Navy usually uses as well. I guess the Marines are actually a part of the Navy so it really isn't stealing. 😉

The Marines are a part of the Navy to the extent that we use them as cab drivers and to fix our wounds, other than that the Marines don't talk to the Squids...



***Disclaimer One of my best friends from my time in service was a corpsman and is currently in Navy OCS (whatever it is called) up in RI.***

 

[Founder]

I never heard a sound in ROTC, but obviously that is fairly limited. I really hope there is no sound which has developed in the past few months. I can't stand the Army and how they do that grunt/throat thing after every sentence.

 

[Ziehl-Neelsen]

At every joint service training excercise I've ever attended, the zoomies have been forced by the cadre to voice an anemic "Air Power" as their battle cry. Hooah and Ooh-rah are amusing but nowhere near as bad as Air Power.

 

[FNU LNU]

Interestingly, in addition to having different ways of cheering, the four branches also differ is their slang terminology for helicopters:

Army: "choppers"
Navy: "helos"
Air Force: "whirly birds"

and in the Marines, we just gestured at the sky and said, "Uk! Uk!"

an oldie, but a goodie...

 

[NavyFP]

Interestingly, in addition to having different ways of cheering, the four branches also differ is their slang terminology for helicopters:

Army: "choppers"
Navy: "helos"
Air Force: "whirly birds"

and in the Marines, we just gestured at the sky and said, "Uk! Uk!"

an oldie, but a goodie...

One of my old favorites is

How do the services secure a building?

Marines - demolish with high explosives
Army - storm the building and set up a defensive perimeter
Navy - turn off the lights and lock the doors
Air Force - sign a lease with an option to buy

(I love the monkey)