NCO Sword Manual USMC
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- Опубліковано 1 жов 2024
- I made this video to go onto a website (harris1424.wix...) that was a project for my Master's Degree in Education at Point Loma Nazarene University. However, this is a relevant period of instruction for those wanting to learn sword manual.
"It's not gonna cut you.... and if it does, it won't cut that bad"
RAH
Most fucking Marine thing to say LOL.
Needed a quick refresher prior to this evening's Marine Corps Birthday Ball ceremony...did the trick. Thanks Marine and Semper Fidelis!
I'm going to find the other 7 people who gave this video a "thumbs down"...you'll pay. Lol!
The one "thumbs down" I got was from my daughter trying to be funny. I might do another video of me I.T.ing her, haha!
I cant find the order, but can this be done left handed?
Adam Foreman hazing your daughter? If you’re good at it left handed works just fine. Regards to sword manual... no. Looks like shit when you have 8 guys who are right handed, and one lefty.
At 6:39 I love the comment... "no head movement, I'll haze myself later " ! Simply awesome.
Does the United States Marine Corps teach sword combat or have a manual?
Also what was that after you said "return" and sheathed?
To avoid injury you should practice with a crayon first
Which marine hurt u?
Nom nom nom
Dam now im hungry
I'm all out of crayons... still hungry
A Red one with PMI on it.
Can't slay the dragon without that sword! Semper Fi !!
This just helped me with Cpl's course! Thank you sir!
The plane flying over head, considering you aren't at MCRD was hilarious, thanks for the guidance Captain Harris.
Bravo Nation
Too bad they only teach you to dance with the thing.
Train the weapon as a weapon.
Aye Aye sir. Excellent lesson. My NCO School course didn't cover that in '67, so I'm grateful for the training.
My nco course didn’t go over either. 1960
Perfect timing as I am part of this years Marine Corps Ball. Still working on my "carried sword" position. Great video for learning!
Good luck! Just don't lock your knees, lol!
@@adamharris4707 I am "more" worried about getting hit in the head with my sword...lol.
Yeah I never bought one when I was in and hit Cpl cause they did away with tanks and sent me to a different MOS so I never had the opportunity to go to cpls course. Now that I’m out all I wanna know is the length I need 💀. Still a cool video though. I see you said 5”6-5”9 is 28” sword. I’m 5”8 so I’m assuming that would be perfect
Most likely 28", depends on how long/short your arms and torso are. The tip of the sword should be even with your ear.
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Holy shit, Adam! I was looking up sword manual to show someone and this is the first video that came up. I remember being at NAS Pensacola with you and the wife back in '01/'02. Still have some old pics of us somewhere. Hope you and the family are well.
- Hardaway
Haha! What's up man?! Yeah this video kinda took off, I only made it for a class in grad school. I never thought it'd get over 50k views. Hope all is well man!
well done my friend, it's a good period of instruction. Makes me miss the Corps so much. I was a DNC guy.
"Haze maself later"... Tell me your a Marine without telling me you're a Marine.
So USA still use swords. You're truly the biggest and best military force in the world
I'm watching you pull a sword and all I can think about is what just flew over...
I was in a retirement parade, and as we started our pass and review the Staff Sgt in charge called Eyes Right he dug the sword in the pavement and snapped the first inch or so off the sword. Turns out he NEVER marched with a sword before.
Great video. Now to pass corporals course's sword manual test! Thank you.
If I may ask what is the name of the song in the opening beginning of the video
I would love to know about it .
Thank you for reading my comments and I hope to get a reply
I’ll be honest I don’t like guns I just prefer us marine swords and knives
Eyes
Up
Ready
Right
Thats the diddy taught to me by a MasterGunnerySgt., for a meritorious Cpl board on Camp Foster..loong ago.
Semper Fidelis. Thank you very much, this is the best sword tutorial for what I need to learn. I am in the Honor Guard for a small American Legion, since I have my USMC NCO sword, I have been asked to do the sword for USMC funerals, for other funerals I am assigned a M-1 Garand for the rifle salute, or our Legion Post Flag when no rifle salute is requested.
How do you own a sword but don't know the sword manual?
This was a super helpful video-thank you! Looks like this is your only video but if you’re open to suggestions, having one on the guidon would be awesome too.
Good Voice & Tone... Great Articulation... Short & Sweet..!!!
Love Self, Protect Life, Cultivate D' Beautiful.. Peace..!!!
nice, i missed out on CPL's course and also SGT's course too.
I wished and prayed that I could go to Corporal's Course back at MCBH...never made my cutting score though. Oh, well... Semper Fi, brother. GREAT instructional video.
Your a life saver. I’m doing this for my Cpls course.
That's not how I remember it. There was a wrist flick to get the tip to your ear... it was a pain to get right but snappier...
Bugger eating Marines
Good video. I'm in JROTC and this was helpful.
Pointless waste.
Damn I was hoping to find actual fighting manual.
There's tutorials from HEMA for that. If you can somehow get in sword distance I'd be real impressed though.
Need to post more
Thank you sir. Needed a refresher..Semper Fi!
Still have my NCO Sword from Cpl's Course. I Loved to Drill my favorite thing to do in Boot. I once had a SgtMajor have an all NCO change of command and one made us fix bayonets with real bayonets it was awesome.
Thats boss
I’ve been out since 2000 and couldn’t afford a sword while I was in. I asked the guys at the firehouse to buy one for me when I retire next year! I don’t remember the length I need though, I’ll have to look it up.
Great video!!
How tall are you?
These are rough estimates because torsos and arm length vary, but this is a good reference:
5'-6" - 5'-9": 28" sword
5'-10" - 6'-00": 30-32" sword
6'-00" +: 32-34" sword
Adam Harris 5’11”
Adam Harris awesome, 32” sounds familiar. It’s to the middle of the ear right?
Yes sir
I didn’t notice this mentioned, but when going from parade rest back to attention, make sure to raise the sword back up to 3 inches from the deck
Every educational institution should automatically grant every SNCO a master's degree in education.
Most of my SNCOs, with the exception of a few First Sergeants, couldn't read or write, so I'd have to disagree. Plus I don't understand what you want their degree to be in, and don't understand how a free Master's Degree will help them do any job besides the one they performed in the Military. This doesn't work for an MOS like infantry, artillery, and other combat related jobs. Your heart's in the right place, but I don't think you've thought this one through.
I was being somewhat sarcastic with my previous comment. I am aware of the stigma regarding the illiteracy of some SNCOs as seen in the inability of some to read promotion warrants without stuttering and mispronouncing the words. I also do not believe that combat arms MOS are at a disadvantage compared to other MOSs when it comes to job/educational opportunities in the civilian world. The soft skills they acquired from service (leadership, communication, operational planning, team-based skills, ect.) often have a bigger impact than their hard/technical skills (weapons handling, ect.) I've seen grunts become successful entrepreneurs, MPs become mechanical engineers, aviation mechanics become construction workers. Your MOS doesn't necessarily dictate what you can do successfully do in the civilian world. The intent of my previous comment was to somewhat elaborate of one of the roles of SNCO which is to educate/mentor those under them (hence why I mentioned "Masters in Education) in a sarcastic way while keeping in mind that not all SNCOs are the best at doing this role.
There are actually many enlisted Marines with bachelors and post graduate degrees. We definitely saw an influx of this after 911. Just a couple years ago a real rocket scientist (PhD in rocket science enlisted. Also, to your point, many colleges and universities are accepting military education as academic credit toward their degrees. So, while they may not be awarding masters degrees to NCOs, academia does realize the value of military education. What upsets me is the fact that the military does not seek accreditation for their courses. They leave this to the ACE (American Council on Education) which is a joke.
You ever seen a SNCO read a full sentence without stuttering?
@@SadethCheng - Your post is a year old, so I'm reluctant to post this, but I can't overcome my curiosity... Who or what was the target of your intended sarcasm? A master's degree in education? SNCOs?
I used to enjoy watching my Senior Drill Instructor march with his M1859 sword.
Baddass Sir! used the video for CPL Course, thank you.
Can you do guidon manual
Exactly the refresher I needed,just found a quality "classic"(+50yr) sword and wanted to brush up on my drill skills to handle it properly. Ooh Rah,Sir
Fmr Sgt V
The flick is always hard, and do all the branchs have the same sword commands/maunal?
Where do you get the belts with the cover for the sword?
the Marines Corps Birthday brought me here. I heard someone had the connection for some orange crayons.
Awesome video, in Cpls course right now. Trying to get ahead of the game while I can
That's awesome to hear! I was a Cpls Course instructor before I was a DI. A video like this would have been very helpful back then, I'm glad it's helping you now. Good luck to you!
DI school is the next step once I promote to Sgt. Started at PI, ending at PI!
Pure waste of material and time
If you say so... maybe I should upload valuable content like your page of videos of your dog eating? That seems like a better use of time. 🤡 Why would you even click on this video unless it pertained to you?
@@adamharris4707 Look, the sword was meant for combat not for look. Having soilders learn this ceremonial procedure is a waste of their precious time.For the time they learn this meaningless form they could prepare for war with China.
Airborne d.I.?
Outstanding, thank you sir!
love this Marine!
It's not gonna cut you, and if it does, it'd just poke your eye out
PWCW I wonder how I know that???
So crisp and smooth 🤟
Did I miss something. How do you salute officers. Is It the same as present arms.
It is. Present Arms.
Good video, thank you Sir.
They also teach basic small sword techiques?
Nope, only NCO & Officer swords and even then only those moves, they don't teach you how to use it in combat. Not that it matters since neither sword comes sharpened and probably won't hold an edge very well either since the blades probably aren't a high carbon steel, they are, after all, only mean for ceremonial purposes and not as actual weapons.
Ooh Rah!
great video Sir
I'm looking to purchase a marine nco sword , can you tell me were you got your sword from( or makers mark) and maybe how much it costs ? Thank you have a great day.
I was fortunate enough to have my NCO Sword and Officer Mameluke Sword awarded to me, so I didn't have to buy them. The Marine Shop or the MCX are good places to look. They might not be the cheapest but you know they authentic. There are some fake ones out there, so be careful of that.
@@adamharris4707 I'm looking to become a midshipmen one day in NROTC and am looking for a way to practice the drill of the sword along with being physically fit so that I'm a little ahead. The marine nco sword looks simplistic and good for practice. When your commissioned an officer in the marines or navy are you given a sword by tradition or is it only if you get lucky?
@@jtnelson8828 as an officer it depends on your commissioning route. I was a prior enlisted MECEP, and at my NROTC they awarded me an officer sword at graduation/commissioning for my performance while at their University. It all depends... but not every officer is "given" a sword, most have to purchase one. You can find a cheap replica online to practice with if that's all you're looking for. Just don't use it in a real ceremony later down the road.
@@adamharris4707 thank you! Any cheap replicas that you know of that work? A link to one would be perfect if you know of one? And thanks again ! Huge help
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best song ever
What this that name of the song
@@stephenchoi2154the Marines national anthem
Show more please sir. Interesting about it from philippines ty.
Semper fi
Sir. Can you tell me about all name of sowrds parts
Google it. It's called a mameluke sword
USCROGER that ain’t a Mameluke. Mameluke is for commissioned officers. That’s a 1859 saber.
Dat knife hand doe.
NATION
Who's cadence is that in the beginning ?
Jaylin Bridges I'm not sure. It's from an old Cadence CD buried on my playlist. But I don't know his name. It's not me that's for sure, Haha! I can call cadence but it doesn't sound like that!
Adam Harris you should upload that Cadence track I would like to hear the full version
Same here.
Thank you! This is a huge help in researching for my historical fiction novel. Have to make sure I have this perfect for Chesty Puller!
Not sure if you noticed his belt also. Dude is an MAI USMC Martial Arts. Meaning he can kill you with whatever garbage is within his reach. Straight up toothpick and a roll of toilet paper death. Plus, he was a Hat, so killing bodies everyday.
When do you get the sword? After the promotion to a NCO or during the Training at the NCO-School?
Greetings from a german SFC
At Corporal's course you are issued one to train with, but it has to be returned. You can purchase your own sword later if you wish.
When you are promoted to corporal, you are eligible to carry a sword. It's not for just everyday wear, but you can purchase one or check one out when needed. It's not just issued to every corporal.