What constitutes being "old school" in the military?

I joined when the old school was with the new school and man the whining. Old school the words 'suck it up comes to mind'. If you got swore at or told to get down and do 50 there was no such thing as time outs. If you couldn't handle getting your feelings hurt, taking a 5 minute shower with 90 other people, sleeping on a board, staying up 60 hours for battle stations, getting beat for 3 hours because of something one person did, or drilling til your feet hurt you weren't cut out for service. At least that's what I was told.

No one's mentioned the "Westmoreland" olive-drab Ball Cap!

Night maneuver in blackout drive at 30-40 miles per hour.

Pt in combat boots(black) candid fatigues, drove a gala goat front line ambulance

Never had the yellow for PT but remember a pack of 4 cigarettes in each C-ration meal that were probably left over from Korea. Almost sunk a gamma goat while swimming because there were no drain plugs installed, Brasso was your friend, WW11 barracks at Fort Ord, singing non-politically correct cadence (by today's standards), taught drivers and mechanics in real deuce and a halfs, M60 tanks, Sheridans, M88s, etc. at Ft. Sill. M16 was not the most reliable, trusted the 1911 Colt more.

Joined in 1982 retired now I remember how the army used to be and how it is now two-way different animals

Reforger 86 - "Certain Sentinel"

black PT boots Army green pants and t shirt... "around the horn"....

Driving a m151 with a doghouse trailer.

OD Green Hat and Fatigues "Strike" Hard Starched...Buffing the Barracks Floor with a OD Green Army Blanket and Melted Wax.....Wall Locker Inspections...