Back my last year in the Corps our (wing ground control) unit wanted a motto or chant for the enlisted guys who staffed the control centers. It was totally gay, and I think the OIC of the section, the "DASC-O", was at an army base and heard that 'all the way' and 'tankers tread through' stuff.
Anyway, we thought the idea sucked so I wrote a little saying based loosely on the Roman Legion Oath:
"Our lives for the DASC-O,
We do our duty,
We are prepared,
We are ready,
All glory to our commander!"
We typed it up and the enlisted all said it at the next formation. That was the end of that.
Then when my guard unit got called up for a year the army guys were pissed that we were there (this was 96) so as part of their effort to fuck with us they ordered us to march back and forth to some classes we took for a week when we first got to germany, on german policing and army race relations.
We decided to call cadence. I didn't write it, but still love it:
"I'm in the army and I'm Gay,
I take it up the ass all day,
In the army and I'm Queer,
Love to take it in my rear."
"Love to take it in my rear,
With the butt plug and other gear,
Love to take it in my rear,
from an over weight queer."
There were other verses, but we didn't have to march around anymore after that.