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Erol URGUN - Engineering March - 1985

Writer: erol urgun
erol urgun
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The poem, which won first prize in a competition held at the end of 1985 while the Engineering School Officer Basic Course was in session, was adopted as the anthem of the Engineering class, which previously had no composed or sung anthem. It was composed by Engineering Lieutenant A. Haluk OĞAN and Engineering Lieutenant Semih GÖNÜLLÜ, who were serving their military duty at the same location. For 38 years, it has continued to be sung at oath ceremonies and training sessions for soldiers, and at graduation ceremonies and training sessions for the Engineering School.


ENGINEERING MARCH

My nation wrote its epics of victory with its blood.

We know no stopping, we will not be brought to our knees until the enemy comes to our knees.

It will write its heroes into history once again.

Martyrdom and being a veteran are as close to us as life itself.

We overcome all obstacles, we march towards victory.

We are the right hand of our army, our brave engineers.

Flowers of victory bloom in minefields.

We hear Gaza folk songs in the midst of destruction.

The shores meet each other in the rivers.

Obstacles cannot deter us, we are glorious engineermen!

We overcome all obstacles, we march towards victory.

We are the right hand of our army, our brave engineers.

The bridges and roads we build are the path to victory.

We cross plains, we tunnel through insurmountable mountains.

Our hearts are filled with faith and love for our homeland.

With this love, we fearlessly confront the enemy.

We overcome all obstacles, we march towards victory.

We are the right hand of our army, our brave engineers.

We overcome all difficulties, we don't know what difficulty is.

We do not like captivity; we would rather die than be enslaved.

We are following in Atatürk's footsteps, serving the nation.

We are glorious engineers, we work tirelessly.

We overcome all obstacles, we march towards victory.

We are the right hand of our army, our brave engineers.

Lieutenant Erol Urgun, 1985, Izmir



 
 
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