Which line is NOT from The Army Song but from The Chemical Corps Song?

• A. We Proudly Serve the Land We're Fighting For.
• B. The Army's on its way.
• C. The Army goes rolling along.
• D. First to fight for the right,

Answer: (A)

Distinguishing which lyrics belong to The Army Song versus The Chemical Corps Song is about recognizing the distinct identities of each tune. The Army Song, known for its rolling cadence and lines that emphasize the Army's readiness and nationwide mission (like the refrain about the Army going rolling along and about being first to fight for the right), belongs to the Army’s broad, collective identity. The line in question expresses a corps-specific mission—stating proudly that “We Proudly Serve the Land We're Fighting For.” That phrasing ties directly to the Chemical Corps’ identity, which focuses on the specialized role and service of that corps within the Army. So, although the other lines are aligned with The Army Song, this particular line belongs to The Chemical Corps Song, not the Army Song.