How to interpret these jody calls?

[Kashash]

How to construe these wordless sergeant Hartmann jodies in a writing form? Notice at 8:42 when they marching forward, he mumbles sort of vague noises like leeh huuh leeh haah huuaaard. And apart from "your left shoulder!" "huh!" I don't understand what is the rest.

Full Metal Jacket- Opening Scene - YouTube

Also here is a bit in the begining.

Full Metal Jacket Cadences - YouTube

 

[Shadrach]

He's just saying "LEFT RIGHT LEFT RIGHT LEFT" isn't he? In that special drillsgt way and probably exaggerated for the sake of the movie.

 

[Bluehawk]

I just rewatched FMJ yesterday, and there's one cadence where he's saying something like "Jerry jerdy derpta herdy jery jerdy juuup!" and I rewound and put on subtitles but there was nothing. Not even the film makers know what the hell he was singing.

 

[Capt.Marion]

Note: when issuing drill commands, it is customary to use a significant push with the diaphragm when calling "ARMS," to where you pronounce it like "HARMS," ant to where it actually sounds like "HUAH." The same with calling "MARCH" and "HALT" in any marching commands (i.e. Company halt, mark time march, forward march, etc...)

The commands he calls in the drill formation: Left shoulder arms, port arms, platoon halt.

 

[Kashash]

thx Capt.Marion, great stuff and if I could only know what is he saying here at 21:40 that sounds like - hepp hepp hepp hepp, leeeft, haap haap, then everything would be more or less perfect

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[Fedorov]

sounds like.... huurr durrr herp derp.