Rhymes of
Rhymes of the Rookies: Sunny Side of Soldier Service
作者：Christian, W. E.
体例：题 章数：84
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章节目录
共 84 题- RHYMES OF THE ROOKIES
- Sunny Side of Soldier Service
- W. E. CHRISTIAN
- To the Colors
- To
- CONTENTS
- MY BUNKIE
- OUR OFFICERS
- PAY DAY
- THE ARMY GROUCH
- WEANING TIME
- THE HIKE
- A-B-C-OF ARMY LIFE
- A SOLDIERS PRIMER
- THE TALE AND WAIL OF A ROOKIE
- A MARINE'S HYMN
- HERE'S TO THE SIXTEENTH!
- HIKING IN THE PHILIPPINES
- THE MOUNTAIN BATTERY SONG
- THE CAVALRY SONG
- THE RED GUIDON
- THE CONSCRIPT
- THE SLACKER
- PREPAREDNESS
- ADVICE
- THE SCENT OF THE COCOA
- MEN OF THE HOSPITAL CORPS
- GARRISON LIFE
- THE PHILIPPINITIS
- THE EAST IS A'CALLING
- TELL YOUR TROUBLES TO THE CORPORAL OF THE GUARD
- GENERAL ORDERS OF THE KITCHEN POLICE
- 1. To take charge of these spuds and all gravy in view.
- 3. To report any private or non-com who asks for thirds.
- 5. To quit the coffee only when properly relieved.
- 6. To repeat all calls for "seconds" from the dining room.
- 7. To hold conversation with no one who asks for onions.
- 8. To allow no one to pass the cooks tobacco or booze.
- 9. To salute all slum not incased in an overcoat.
- 10. In any case not covered by instructions call the first cook.
- 11. In case of fire take out the ashes and get a bucket of coal.
- IS HE A SOREHEAD?
- FUNSTON
- YEAR 2016 IN CHIHUAHUA
- WITH PERSHING IN MEXICO
- OLD BALDY
- THE RAW RECRUIT
- SERVING IN TEXAS
- O'REILLY'S GONE TO HELL
- ON THE "BORDER"
- ROUTINE
- RESPITE
- 12:00 N--CHOW--LIBERTY
- THAT UNIFORM
- IN THE COLD GREY DAWN OF THE MORNING AFTER
- THE OTHER SIDE OF THE POSTER
- ARMY FEVER
- ONE TO THE ARMY BEAN
- LITTLE THINGS
- SING-A-SONG-A-SIXPENCE
- QUEEN OF MAY
- A YOUNG ROOKIE'S LAMENT
- DANNY DEEVER BALLAD
- PUZZY LAPPINS
- A CYNIC'S VIEW OF ARMY LIFE
- THE SONG OF THE SHOVEL AND THE PICK
- ARMY SLANG
- C. O.--commanding officer.
- I. C.--condemned by an inspector.
- To Take Another Blanket--same as "Take-on."
- ENGLISH ARMY SLANG
- C. B.--confined to barracks.
- Swinging the Lead--the equivalent of "telling the tale."
- WORDS TO THE ARMY TRUMPET CALLS
- REVEILLE:
- Chorus--
- I can't get 'em up, I can't get 'em up, etc.
- MESS CALL:
- SICK CALL:
- STABLE CALL:
- TAPS:
- ANOTHER VERSION.
- FIRST AID IN CASE OF ACCIDENTS
- ENGLISH MONEY