Decisions

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Intro: Put on your Boots, Boots, Boots and Parachutes, chutes, chutes, we're going up, up, up and coming down, down, down/

Refrain: We're All American and proud to be, for we're the soldiers of liberty, some fly their gliders to the enemy others are sky paratroopers/

We're All American and fight we will, till all the guns of the foe are still/

Airborne from skies of blue, we're coming through, Let's Go/

Bridge: Put on your boots and parachutes, get all those gliders ready to attack today/

For we'll be gone, into the dawn, to fight them all the 82nd Way, Hey Hey/

Intro: Put on your Boots, Boots, Boots and Parachutes, chutes, chutes, we're going up, up, up and coming down, down, down/

Refrain: We're All American and proud to be, for we're the soldiers of liberty, some fly their gliders to the enemy others are sky paratroopers/

We're All American and fight we will, till all the guns of the foe are still/

Airborne from skies of blue, we're coming through, Let's Go

1st Brigade Combat Team, 82nd Airborne Division

504th Parachute Infantry Regiment

1st Brigade, 82nd Airborne Division

"Devil Brigade" / "Strike Hold"

During the reorganizations of brigade and division structure during the 1980s, an attempt was made to re-establish regimental affiliations with divisons that had effectively ended in the period after the Korean War. The battalions within divisions were redesignated and grouped into brigades in order to be uniform. The battalions ended up grouped in the same brigade by regiment and the brigades were often referred to, informally, and confusingly, as regiments. In the 82nd Airborne Division, the informal usage included reversion to a mixing of World War II and Korean War era designations. With the transformation of the brigades of the 82nd Airborne Division to modular brigade combat teams beginning in 2006, the informal designations remained, despite the brigades retaining only 2 battalions with the regimental...