What's your favorite "military cadence?"

I was fortunate enough to attend US Air Force
Sergeants’ Academy (36 prospective first sergeants and me) several years ago,
and during our formation runs our instructor cracked out this one. He would
call the instruction one segment at a time and then repeat just his part with
us answering in suit. He started with the first segment and then repeating it before adding another
segment each time through until we completed the entire chorus so it sounded like this: 

I say “One”. You say “Two”

I say “Air Force. You say “Blue.”

TI – One

US – Two

TI – Air Force

US - Blue

I say “Three”. You say “Four”.

I say “Give me”. You say “More”.

TI – Three

US – Four

TI – Give me

US - More

I say “Five”. You say “Six”.

I say “Just for”. You say “Kicks”.

TI – Five

US - Six

TI – Just for

US - Kicks

I say “Seven”. You say “Eight”.

I say “Feeling”. You say “Great”.

TI – Seven

US – Eight

TI – Feeling

US - Great

I say “Nine”. You say “Ten”.

I say “Do it”. You say “Again”.

TI – Nine

US -Ten

TI – Do it

US - Again

We all learned it and by the second or third day we were taking turns
calling the run. About half way through the second week, we were out for an afternoon
trot around Gunter AFB when one of my classmates changed the “Air Force” to “Coast Guard”. Since I remain one of only two Coasties to ever attend USAF FSA, it was a nice
touch, and the ensuing laughter was a huge pick me up for all of us because the
weather was brutal….30 degrees with about 10 knot headwind! I still sing this
to myself when I run around the neighborhood. It's just a good memory!