Why do Drill Instructors Yell & Scream…
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- Опубліковано 31 жов 2022
- We yell and scream not because we want to, its because we have to in order to create chaos in preparation for #combat
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What about the #army #navy #airforce #coastguard #spaceforce
A Recruit knows the sound of his Drill Instructors voice. I've "never" forgotten Ssgt Stewart Ssgt Johnigon Sgt Valentine Sgt Guest voices. Plt 395, 3rd Bn Parris Island Oct-Dec73. Almost 50 years ago. Semper Fi from an old Marine Sergeant
Same, I could hear MAC Hicks, STG1 Grant, SH Lewis, and CS2 Smith any day and I'd instantly recognize them.
True brother! The Marines changed my life for the better it all started with my bad ass drill instructors!👍🏽🇺🇸
OohRah!!! “We should remember that one man is much the same as another, and that he is best who is trained in the severest school” -Thucydides
There is order in This Chaos, one that you cannot fathom until you have completed recruit training.
Why do drill instructors scream and shout So I can fucking hear what they saying and that shouting makes me pumped up and ready to shout back cause I'm fucking serious like that
0:51 lol!
I fuckn hated every minute of those hills in Camp Pendleton, “I was that guy” the one who kept rolling his ankles and sucked at hikes, I eventually got better at but holly hell it wasn’t easy for me
I fell off the grid for a few years. GOOD TO SEE YOUR FRIGGIN FACE AGAIN, SSGT NICHOLS!!!
The army doesn’t seem to think so…😂
I will never forget Senior Drill Sergeant Ryan's voice.
Fort Sill, 434th Field Artillery Brigade, Bravo Battery 1st Battalion, 40th Field Artillery
Ummmm... because they CAN? (Relax, I'll make myself Dig To China right now)
april 16th , 93' grad from p.i.----semper fi + oooohrah marines never forget their drill instructor's period ! , new sub here , would love to talk more, not on social media here , just have email , tracking down a tactical flashlight , help me get one marines , can only trade here though , thanks > tom !
I feel like yelling only turns people off rather than help them or encourage them to be a part of the process. You can discipline people and show them how to do something correctly without being degrading or overly harsh. In real life situations, people's voices may be raised, but they're not going to necessarily be insulting. There's other ways of being strict besides uselessly screaming and being toxic. Someone that needlessly yells at me would only make me hate them, and ultimately learn nothing, or it could ruin my confidence. I might even intentionally do mistakes on purpose just out of spite, just for their pompous reaction. There's other ways of gaining respect besides being a bunghole. People that are good at being yelled at won't necessarily translate to them being calm when they get shot or are in a difficult situation. Feeling calm and collected, while remaining precise, seems to do more good than just being overbearing. Getting information out clearly in a dignified manner is more important than just being loud and salty. I am not saying that your "higher up" has to be soft. I'm just saying that having a horrible attitude and having an obnoxious vibe only pushes people away. If it weren't for these types of requirements that you need to get abused in order to become a soldier, I might have been in the military; getting yelled at serves no real function or purpose on how well you will do, nor does it translate to real life. People should be focused on de-escalation rather than encourage bitter feelings and hatred. I want to feel proud and supported, not disgraced and treated coldly. Anger and insecurities solves nothing.
It's how the drill instructor was trained
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Stop projecting. If your house was on fire , you would yell to those around for their safety.
If you saw a pedestrian about to walk into oncoming traffic, you would yell for their safety.