Marines of World War 2

[BigMagMike88]

What is the cadence?

[TehMysteryBoyZ]

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[YaikonMetal]

This is the kind of thing that inspired me to enlist. Even though I got disqualified the first time, I have the heart to do this and it's honestly all i can see myself doing so I'm trying again. Adapt and Overcome

[misterbarbister]

@YaikonMetal These men were lucky they had something worth fighting for

[vtrfslayer]

my great grandfather served in ww2, he was also a marine

[kayleyandbinky12]

Umm at 18 seconds why are they smiling?? There in a war! :P

[Mattessj]

my grandpas generation. called the greatest generation, ww2 had somethin to do with the name

[CGBossi]

I think the cadence fit well. The Marines of World War 2 were probably the greatest generation of Marines, and this cadence fits well because they all started on their way to glory with that simple "left, right".

[thewhistler]

What kind of plane is that at :50?

I know the other one was a F4U Coursair

[frio109]

Whistler it is a C-119G FLYING BOXCAR. 1100 C-119's were built 1947-1955. The C-119 was developed from the C-82 PACKET. 223 C-82's were built from late 1945 to 1948. The first proto type was flown in Sept 1944. i don't think any saw action during WWII, The C-82 was underpowered and had a weak airframe.Basically the C-119 had bigger engines and a stronger airframe then the C-82. The Airforce flew C-82's during the Berlin Airlift and then change over to C-119's. C-119's were used during Vietnam.