These are some cheers that my squad does:
Green Machine
Hey clap, hey you point finger out,clap
There's nothing you can do wave hands over each other, clap
you clap just can't stop that clap green machine bend down with one hand one hip other in a dager then pop up with hand in full extention
Thats all I can think of. Hope this helped
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∙ 14y agoWiki User
∙ 12y agoim using white as an example
abcdefg WHITE team will win victory
higk YOU JUST GOT SCHOOLED
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∙ 12y agoWe are the B-L-A
B-L-A-C-K x2
it was yellow
Red is the color generally associated with courage. it is linked to courage because it is the color of blood which indicates danger and sacrifice.
yellow in my opinion yellow is not the most sour its black cherry but really it depends on which flavor really sets your taste buds flying though the roof!!!
In Japan during the War of Dynasty in 1357, each warrior wore a yellow chrysanthemum as a pledge of courage. - I find that fascinating, that in Japan the color yellow is one of courage. Here in America, it is the exact opposite. Yellow is considered the color of cowardice; indeed, to "show a yellow streak up the back" or to be "yellow bellied" or even just to be "yellow" is to be insultingly termed a coward. Indeed, this seems to be true in most western cultures. I find it terribly interesting how colors have different, even opposite, meanings across cultures. I wonder how differently other colors are perceived, and what other perceptions of yellow exist in cultures other than Japanese and American? - Yellow is a sacred color in Buddhism, and a color of monks' clothes. Buddhism monks in Japan don't wear yellow clothes, but still it's an important color in Busshism. I heard that Japan's Emperor's son wore dark yellow cloth for his wedding.
White for Allies and yellow for Germans Some were colored to identify cargo container contents or camoflaged to hide.
Green - England Light Blue - America Dark Blue - France Grey - Germany Yellow - Japan Red - Russia
Leningrad & Stalingrad Cheers Rawad Nassif
The US Army's 7th Cavalry has a horse with a yellow background and a diagonal black stripe.
Taken from FactMonster "In Egypt and Burma, yellowsignifies mourning. In Spain, executioners once wore yellow. In India, yellow is the symbol for a merchant or farmer. In tenth-century France, the doors of traitors and criminals were painted yellow. Hindus in India wear yellow to celebrate the festival of spring. If someone is said to have a "yellow streak," that person is considered a coward. In Japan during the War of Dynasty in 1357, each warrior wore a yellow chrysanthemum as a pledge of courage. A yellowribbon is a sign of support for soldiers at the front. Yellow is a symbol of jealousy and deceit. In the Middle Ages, actors portraying the dead in a play wore yellow. To holistic healers, yellow is the color of peace. Yellow has good visibility and is often used as a color of warning. It is also a symbol for quarantine, an area marked off because of danger. "Yellow journalism" refers to irresponsible and alarmist reporting."
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The yellow star was used to mark out Jews but it had no influence on World War 2.
i was on a red color war team! here are some of my favorites: Our team is what? dynamite! Our team is what? dynamite! our team is hold up, wait a minute put a little BOOM in it! tictictictic Baboom dynamite! our team is what? red hot our team is what? red hot our team is r-e-d red h-o-t yeah we can't help the stuff we got r-e r-e-d thats what we wanna see! we want a victory red RED! alright, alright, alright, alright, alright!