Everyone trying to figure out how this private has this many awards...well you see...when the war first started, this private deployed, got promoted and demoted... a few times. Army reg was enforced but to the private, army reg doesn't apply.. some of ya'll E5, E6 with two rows on your chest...have a seat big sarge..i'll take the private with me to go fight a war.
@@NarpytheCrimeDog You're supposed to be familiar with the responsibilities of two ranks above and one under and I say "supposed to know" very loosely.
Furthermore, what’s on your chest shouldn’t define your military service. There are many people out there that have done way more with fewer ribbons on their chest. IMO, ribbons don’t mean a damn thing. If you’re the type to chase ribbons. Go for it. But I suggest you go out there everyday, honor your oath, and be the best Soldier, Sailor, Marine or Airman you can be.
@@mikeym1875 so what you meant to say was you had less than 2 rows when you separated or...? I mean, one deployment generally gets you at least one row- add a nat'l def, a good conduct, & gwotsm, there's your 2 rows. I'm dying to know what's done way more if you retire with less than 2 rows. That's basically a minimum, you could almost get that many by accident.
That shit don't exist/ don't happen in the navy, if you don't promote you get kicked out, high year tenure. We don't want any long term juinor shitbags.
I disagree😊 wasn't in the Army but at jump school these Army enlisted was a Samoan and hardly spoke English yet he was a E4. In my platoon we had a Filipino that was the same and he was a hard charger so yes every branch has some, Infantry 0311 USMC 3/7
Soldier: *Single handedly responsible for several Coalition victories* Board: "Alright. Almost done. All that remains now, is a symbolic 'Left Face' :)" Soldier: [ Sweating intensifies ] *starts turning to his right* Board: "... Don't do it "
I once met a guy that was a Vietnam veteran. He had told me he was able to get Sergeant within two years. I was like wow, I was in the Army for four years and only made it to Specialist. I told him he must've been a very sharp person. But he said, nah, that's not what happened. What happened was that his Sergeant got killed so they had to push someone up the ranks to fill the open spot. I was like daMn! His way of being humble.
The Vietnam days were very different in promoting people because Soldier were dying left and right. Sad history of our time. Those Soldiers were hard to the corp in my opinion because your life expectancy was not long at all! Bless all those who served there!!
you can still make SGT in 2 years today if you enlist as a SPC and are in a high demand MOS or one where they promote everybody because they want to retain you like intel or cyber where the Army knows that they could lose you to some civilian job where you'd make double so the best the Army can do is just automatic promote people, even below zone up to SSG so as long as you're competent and offer you gucci duty locations like Germany or bonuses. I don't really like it too much because how can somebody be a good SGT with just two years in service which is why the old WW2/Korea system of E4-E9 SPC grades works better imo. Yeah, you get to retain people by giving them a higher paygrade because of their high technical jobs but they aren't expected to be leaders/NCOs.
@@adamc6371 lol, how do you enlist as a specialist? I did not know that was an option. Ah, I did my four. Too old to rejoin now. Wouldn't even if I could.
Jojo bro all I had that day was an egg burrito, a bottle of apple juice, and a whole gallon of water 🤣 Then they had to clean my ears so I couldn’t hear shit after they were done 😭
I remember in A school for the Navy. First weekend that we got full liberty. As in civilian clothes, no curfew, just be back Monday morning. That Monday morning we had muster, standing in formation. Looked like a damn wheat field in the wind.
better than those fat soldiers, army is about in and out experience you know. Can't be all chubby and claim you know what you're doing and combating terrorism and ISIS
According to Drew Hernandez, the NCO creed is: "Heeeeeeeeh, heeeeeeeeh. I am a non-comiss-, I am a-. I am a non-commissioned officer, a warrior and a leader of my team. I serve, serve, the people of the United States and I live the army values. I swear to protect the constitution from foreign and domestic. Pledge allegiance to the United States, to the government". 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I was on the board and one of the female let 1s came in, and we asked her to name every branch of the military and strait faced she look at us and said "marine crops". I asked her what kind of vegetables they grew and everyone on the board nearly died trying not to laugh the look of disappointment on my 1Sgt's face was priceless
the 1SG in this Video is way nicer then any of the 1SG i know when i went to the board lmao they would of chowed my ass out for showing up like that lmao
I honestly don't know how they were even able to film this. The moment he stepped onto screen and I looked at his uniform I started dying of laughter. I had to pause it like 17 times. Hahahaha. Oh my god his beret is so small. And look at his stupid tie lmfao!
All right, so this has been their best video to date. In the past few months the quality of humor has increased. Now we're at Space Force level, of quality of service, quality service to Country. Country of us, US. I have the Space Force Jedi tab, with qualifications in space demolitions, Space Force SERE School, alien interrogation, and attained Space Force Arctic tab.
I remember my first soldier of the month board. I was so nervous I forgot my own name. CSM laughed so hard. After we all had a good laugh, I was more relaxed
that means you werent observing your arcs. the trick is to be far enough away and holding a clip board so that you can reply something inchorent gesture to the clip board and scurry away.
I’m a terminal lance almost 2 years now. If they ever tell me to go on a board I’m going in and saying I want to be promoted to specialist. First Sgt will probably throw me out on my ass
justaname onyourscreen like got fat and got kicked out? That’s what I’m assuming. You could have just failed fitness tests until you got flagged and discharged for that. Ima be honest with you, the army isn’t my cup of tea. Unless we go to war with Iran, my motivation isn’t what it used to be.
@@HateTheIRS only way to still get an honorable discharge under the circumstances...lost the weight when I got out...I did my time, I was done with it...
Ahhh the infamous overturned chair. Had that shit at my very first soldier of the month board, thankfully I had been warned about it by my team leader.
@@Lera_Vale Basically to see if the soldier has the initiative to fix the chair in front of the board before attempting to sit. Seems stupid, but you will legit have dumbasses who will try to sit in the chair as is.
So hilarious and the laughter is contagious!! 😂 If I was sitting in a quiet waiting room somewhere and watched this video, there is no way I could keep a straight face and keep quiet!!!! 🤣 It reminds me of the day many years ago; my youngest son was with me at an appointment and we were sitting in the waiting room. All it took was when we started to hear the explosions behind the building and we just looked at each other and literally laughed out loud!! (They were clearing out land to build)
I was taking one of my Joes to the SOM board and noticed that one of the other Joes had his US and branch insignia on backwards. I notified his NCO and right THEN he was called to go in. Tragic.
Now I want to see a p-board, where they try to finesse around every question to get it right and even though they answered it wrong because of their confidence. It's Right!!!
I was iN Afghanistan when i went to the board. Crushed it. Sergeant Major asked what i wanted to do with my career, i said i wanted to get out. He was like, well theirs the door, get out. Lmao.
Your depiction of a lost in the sauce junior enlisted man is spot on. Had a kid named Kozier who did just this. Instead of a promotion board it was an Article 15 hearing
I've watched this video so many time, it is literally the funniest video I've seen in a long time. I suffer from PTSD and it's extremely hard for me to show emotions. This video has helped my PTSD greatly. Thanks "A Combat Veteran" I also like how the 1SG doesn't correct him for calling me a Sargent instead of 1SG. #didiwin
OMG this is so true! Even in the AF we have Airmen like this, it makes you want to bang your head on the desk or wall! Facing movements, chair, uniform a mess and not able to stay still or know their stuff for a test though they knew it was coming up.... 🤦♀️
You guys are the best. Thank you to all who served. I was in the Air Force many years ago. (Or Chair Force as my son calls it). You should get some AF guys in to do one of these. Lol.
Actually I've never seen anyone wear a Schützenschnur, that thing he has on his right shoulder, in silver. In Germany you either make gold or you don't wear it.
Damn !!! You guys got a video of my very first Army Infantry promotion board !!! LOL !!! I didn't have that many problems in any of my Navy ones...and I was in charge of nuclear-capable weapons systems in the Navy...LOL !!!! I had to explain all of my Navy ribbons and awards to the Command Sergeant Major and First Sergeants....LOL !!!
might be satire for us kind of older guys but from what ive seen this is about the quality of soldiers recruiters and ds's are sending to units now lol
@@hmoobmeeka I highly doubt a Private E-2 could gain that many ribbons in the average length of time it takes to get from an E-1 to an E-3 or even E-4 for that matter. So likely he's playing as a Sergeant or Staff Sergeant who just happened to have the wrong rank insignia on some how.
@@TheOldKevin I didn't need any soldier of the month board's before I went to the promotion board. Points nearly maxed on ARCOM's alone. Really squared away soldiers don't worry about AAM's. It's ARCOM or nothing. Maxed my PT test and aced the promotion board. I just scanned through the board study guide and was gtg. Aside from promotion board's the only other board that matters is the Audie Murphy board. But that's not the point. Point is he must have shown up in the wrong person's uniform because a private doesn't get asked to recite the NCO creed for any board.
That is the most patient 1SG I've ever seen. I feel what would really happen the moment he saw his jacket is: "What the fuck? Get the fuck out! WHO IS YOUR NCO!?! WHERE IS YOUR PLT SGT!?!" Then it's a bad, bad day for all involved.
Where can I start with these guys… They’re my heroes and truly mil-spec hilarious! So many clues… An E2 with 4 (!!) overseas combat tours (look at his right sleeve) and being a PV2 with a single hashmark on the left one equivalent for his 3yrs of duty. I rest my case… I won’t even mention the combat action first award (yes, the dagger private person) in his personal medals given to an infantry man!! Hahahaha!!!
Non US here: What is the story with the ribons/awards? Are those your basic "survived bootcamp" award or are they actually telling an exeptional story?
everyone gets 2 ribbons when they graduate. everything else beyond that shows that you or your unit accomplished something telling a story of what you’ve done and where you’ve gone.
japonte173 most of them are standard . He’s got the Good Conduct medal for not getting caught for 3 years, The National Defense medal ( the McDonalds ribbon ) , Iraq Campaign Medal for serving in Iraq with one service star , the Global War on Terrorism Service Medal which is also a more or less guaranteed medal , NCO professional development ribbon for completing the Basic Leaders Course necessary for promotion to NCO , the Army Service ribbon for completing basic and the overseas service ribbon for well going overseas . He also has the CAB ( Combat Action Badge ) which officials denotes he saw combat but in reality can be awarded for fairly lame reasons .
Harsh Bansal i know most ribbons don’t mean you were a war hero or did something really cool, but aside from the ones you get just for graduating basic, they mean you or your unit did something.
Everyone trying to figure out how this private has this many awards...well you see...when the war first started, this private deployed, got promoted and demoted... a few times. Army reg was enforced but to the private, army reg doesn't apply.. some of ya'll E5, E6 with two rows on your chest...have a seat big sarge..i'll take the private with me to go fight a war.
Why would an E2 be expected to know the NCO creed?
@@NarpytheCrimeDog You're supposed to be familiar with the responsibilities of two ranks above and one under and I say "supposed to know" very loosely.
Furthermore, what’s on your chest shouldn’t define your military service. There are many people out there that have done way more with fewer ribbons on their chest. IMO, ribbons don’t mean a damn thing. If you’re the type to chase ribbons. Go for it. But I suggest you go out there everyday, honor your oath, and be the best Soldier, Sailor, Marine or Airman you can be.
@@mikeym1875 so what you meant to say was you had less than 2 rows when you separated or...? I mean, one deployment generally gets you at least one row- add a nat'l def, a good conduct, & gwotsm, there's your 2 rows. I'm dying to know what's done way more if you retire with less than 2 rows. That's basically a minimum, you could almost get that many by accident.
All I’m saying is awards have to be put in for. There are people who are walking around who walked on water but a citation was never written.
"Who's soldier is this?" I could feel the entire chain of command's rage building.
There is going to be some shit falling trough the ranks
Hahaha! "Who's soldier is this?" "Who's you're First Sarnt?"
@p Goddamn Gomer Pyle!
Not at Ft Hood
💀💀💀💀
All true, except that he gets the promotion because the unit is understaffed, and now thinks he's hot shit.
Gets a 300...I don't care if he is dumb as a box of rocks promote ahead of peers.
Sad that it's true... bags of shit float to the top.
Welcome to the army of the future. Please see yourself out, its for your own good I promise.
*Promotion
@@drewcliff82 Thanks👍
The lengths soldiers will go to stay in the E-4 mafia is hilarious.
I just flat out told them I didn't want to be an NCO, board was over.
@@jdsedberry3074 LMFAO
That shit don't exist/ don't happen in the navy, if you don't promote you get kicked out, high year tenure. We don't want any long term juinor shitbags.
@@Dr3450 k
E-4 Mafia 4 lllliiiiffffeee
1SG: So do you want to be here?
Soldier: No
1SG: So why are you here then?
Soldier: Cause my NCO said to
NCO: 🤦🏻♂️😐😖😡
At least he's honest.
Facts!
god i hate those motherfuckers lol
I got non recd for being honest
Damn pvts
I expected him to leave and First Sergeant look left and right and say “He’s perfect” lol
I was so waiting for that. In fact we can basically assume that's what happened lol.
"I recommend he's promotable."
Why? Cuz his PT score? 😂
This is highly inaccurate. In the real Army he would’ve made it.
This comment doesn’t have enough likes 🤣
I disagree😊 wasn't in the Army but at jump school these Army enlisted was a Samoan and hardly spoke English yet he was a E4. In my platoon we had a Filipino that was the same and he was a hard charger so yes every branch has some, Infantry 0311 USMC 3/7
hahahaha right!!!!! lol
The US Army is a shit show!
Whatever 🤣🤣🤣
Soldier: *Single handedly responsible for several Coalition victories*
Board: "Alright. Almost done. All that remains now, is a symbolic 'Left Face' :)"
Soldier: [ Sweating intensifies ] *starts turning to his right*
Board: "... Don't do it "
🇬🇪🇬🇪🇬🇪
Qartveli xar?? ზდ
I once met a guy that was a Vietnam veteran. He had told me he was able to get Sergeant within two years. I was like wow, I was in the Army for four years and only made it to Specialist. I told him he must've been a very sharp person. But he said, nah, that's not what happened. What happened was that his Sergeant got killed so they had to push someone up the ranks to fill the open spot. I was like daMn! His way of being humble.
During Vietnam guys made Sgt while in country .
The Vietnam days were very different in promoting people because Soldier were dying left and right. Sad history of our time. Those Soldiers were hard to the corp in my opinion because your life expectancy was not long at all! Bless all those who served there!!
That was actually pretty common in Vietnam. There's a reason it's called a Blood Stripe.
you can still make SGT in 2 years today if you enlist as a SPC and are in a high demand MOS or one where they promote everybody because they want to retain you like intel or cyber where the Army knows that they could lose you to some civilian job where you'd make double so the best the Army can do is just automatic promote people, even below zone up to SSG so as long as you're competent and offer you gucci duty locations like Germany or bonuses. I don't really like it too much because how can somebody be a good SGT with just two years in service which is why the old WW2/Korea system of E4-E9 SPC grades works better imo. Yeah, you get to retain people by giving them a higher paygrade because of their high technical jobs but they aren't expected to be leaders/NCOs.
@@adamc6371 lol, how do you enlist as a specialist? I did not know that was an option. Ah, I did my four. Too old to rejoin now. Wouldn't even if I could.
You forgot the part where he goes back to the company and tells everyone he nailed it. LOL memories 😔
"You know what... let's just go ahead and stop." - How every audition I've ever gone on has gone tbh.
"we will let you know" lol i felt that
@@isaiaheads6327 that's a definite NO from them. Lol
@@mako8091 depends on his PT score lmao
@@isaiaheads6327 yeah, I guess. In my experience that's just sugarcoating it.
“It doesn’t fit sir” sir hahah murdered on the spot for saying that
Real life footage of the people at MEPS instructing my tired ass what to do 😂
Same, I was there like 3 weeks ago 😂
Jojo bro all I had that day was an egg burrito, a bottle of apple juice, and a whole gallon of water 🤣
Then they had to clean my ears so I couldn’t hear shit after they were done 😭
Vet tv did amazing on their meps episode. Funny as phuck. Check it out guys
@@ryanwilson6469 no shit, I was there 2 weeks ago my guy
Meps dam meps for me was years ago
I got Soldier of the Month because the Board was on a Monday morning and I was sober.
I don't doubt this for a second. Also congrats.
@@khartog01 it was in 1983.
I remember in A school for the Navy. First weekend that we got full liberty. As in civilian clothes, no curfew, just be back Monday morning. That Monday morning we had muster, standing in formation. Looked like a damn wheat field in the wind.
@Josh thank you for your intest, but there are probably younger men with better stories closer to you than I am.
Honor them by listening to them.
😂😂😂😂
he was one of the guys that enlisted when the army was taking a asvab score of 12.
sheeet
Bro I got a 94 but couldn’t join cuz of medicine I took and the marines keep bugging me 3 years later
Should've done a "Different typrea of Soldiers in the board" and a " Different types of NCOs as the board."
I think NCOs gets posted tomorrow
“I can fight I can kill I can win wars but I can’t sit in a chair.”
Facing movements, absolutely TRUE STORY, and the chair 🪑 is also TRUE!!!
Ill be honest what are we supposed to do with the chair thing...like do we sit in it how it is or slam it up right and sit down??
How do you normally sit in a chair? I would flip it over and sit in it?
You soldiers are weird. Are you supposed to fix the chair or sit in it normally?
Flip the chair over and sit in it. It’s not rocket surgery.
@Pack Money At least for Marine Corps boards, you attempt to sit in the chair as is. You were told to take a seat, not fix the chair.
The “figure it out” part killed me 🤣
Supa Oranges We really get told to do impossible shit lol.... So funny!!
But he can run a 2-mile in 1150... Promote past peers.
I... WAS 11:27. GFY!😂
Ill never forget it. I almost through up
Soldier of the year material!
@@sez1742 No. Audie Murphy Award type of Guy Here! Just testing your Knowledge?😳! 😂😂😂
better than those fat soldiers, army is about in and out experience you know. Can't be all chubby and claim you know what you're doing and combating terrorism and ISIS
Look at those ribbons. Everyone stand at attention for the Private Major
Master private
Private major of the army 😂
😂😭😅🇺🇸
Nah, it just looks dude who's been for 3 years then got himself demoted.
True but he gets promoted because he has perfect PT scores😂
According to Drew Hernandez, the NCO creed is: "Heeeeeeeeh, heeeeeeeeh. I am a non-comiss-, I am a-. I am a non-commissioned officer, a warrior and a leader of my team. I serve, serve, the people of the United States and I live the army values. I swear to protect the constitution from foreign and domestic. Pledge allegiance to the United States, to the government". 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Something about the backbone of the Army.
This had me dying! 1SG facial expressions, and his patience is unprecedented!! 😂😂😂😂
He had like 7 re-enlistment bars and is only an Private 🤣🤣🤣🤣
They are called service stripes
What the hell is a reenlistment bar lol
😭😭😭😂😂😂😂😂😂
So he did 12 years on one side and 3 on the other 😂
He had 4 bars for deployment and 1 bar for 3 yr service being a private.. he’s soldier of the yr right there. 😂😊
My question is how long did it take to actually film this without everybody in the room completely losing it and busting a gut :D
Right!
Rumor has it they are still filming!
Busting a Nut*
How jrotc cadets be like on first inspection:
This is how the LET 4s amd 3s feel like teaching a LET 1 how to do shit
Its honestly annoying
But funny as shit at the same time
@@OrbDaPlug I remember when I was a let 1 and for the first inspection we had nat guard guys come check us out, I accidentally called a chick sir😂
I was on the board and one of the female let 1s came in, and we asked her to name every branch of the military and strait faced she look at us and said "marine crops". I asked her what kind of vegetables they grew and everyone on the board nearly died trying not to laugh the look of disappointment on my 1Sgt's face was priceless
@@drgw489productions XD DAMN
I remember doing that too
@@Divine0198 Bruh that's too funny
the 1SG in this Video is way nicer then any of the 1SG i know when i went to the board lmao they would of chowed my ass out for showing up like that lmao
i wouldnt have gotten very far into the meeting looking like that.
Also, at 2:28, did he refer to the 1SG as "Sargn't?" That is suicide!
Oh i wouldn't have even made it in the door. I would have become a permanent fixture haha
Chewed out?? They wouldn't have even allowed me in. It would have been an immediate turn around
I honestly don't know how they were even able to film this. The moment he stepped onto screen and I looked at his uniform I started dying of laughter. I had to pause it like 17 times. Hahahaha. Oh my god his beret is so small. And look at his stupid tie lmfao!
You can look at his face and tell he fighting laughter so hard 🤣🤣🤣🤣
U ever to one of those FFN boards
My eyes were tearing up before I started laughing lmao
All right, so this has been their best video to date. In the past few months the quality of humor has increased. Now we're at Space Force level, of quality of service, quality service to Country. Country of us, US. I have the Space Force Jedi tab, with qualifications in space demolitions, Space Force SERE School, alien interrogation, and attained Space Force Arctic tab.
Just wait until you get that "Operation Purple Wings" ribbon *wink wink nudge nudge
@@DJTheMetalheadMercenary Oh, my character has a Self-Awarded Honorary Operation Purple Wings medal.
@@joshualyon74 My man hahahaha ;)
You forgot the part where they ask what his PT score is and then just promote him 😂
I remember my first soldier of the month board. I was so nervous I forgot my own name. CSM laughed so hard. After we all had a good laugh, I was more relaxed
did you make it?
Talk about not wanting to get promoted 🤣😂🤣🤣😂🤣 Pvt for life
As soon as he said, "Why don't WE do an about face"... I started laughing out loud in prep for..... LOL!
"Where are you going?". If I had a nickel for every time you hear that in the military lol
that means you werent observing your arcs. the trick is to be far enough away and holding a clip board so that you can reply something inchorent gesture to the clip board and scurry away.
I expected “I do PT Sarnt” then 1SG to be like: you know what, maybe he’s not so bad.
I’m a terminal lance almost 2 years now. If they ever tell me to go on a board I’m going in and saying I want to be promoted to specialist. First Sgt will probably throw me out on my ass
Damn that creed was perfect man😂😂😂
A skeeter wing reping a Schützenschnur badge lol. On nco board must be a headquarters unit. Lol
This is how you get out of the Army when there is a "Stop Loss" in place.
Won’t they still just keep you in the army or if they really hate you they’ll just let you get out?
I ate my way out of the stop loss...to make sure they hated me...
justaname onyourscreen like got fat and got kicked out? That’s what I’m assuming.
You could have just failed fitness tests until you got flagged and discharged for that.
Ima be honest with you, the army isn’t my cup of tea. Unless we go to war with Iran, my motivation isn’t what it used to be.
@@HateTheIRS only way to still get an honorable discharge under the circumstances...lost the weight when I got out...I did my time, I was done with it...
justaname onyourscreen what was your MOS? Where did you get stationed?
If the military doesn't work out you guys could definitely be comedians.
Ahhh the infamous overturned chair. Had that shit at my very first soldier of the month board, thankfully I had been warned about it by my team leader.
I was in the Navy, what does the chair mean?
@@Lera_Vale Basically to see if the soldier has the initiative to fix the chair in front of the board before attempting to sit. Seems stupid, but you will legit have dumbasses who will try to sit in the chair as is.
@@seandlax9 wtf XD
@@Gelathius I have seen some wild ass shit while sitting on a board
@@seandlax9 nice lol
So hilarious and the laughter is contagious!! 😂 If I was sitting in a quiet waiting room somewhere and watched this video, there is no way I could keep a straight face and keep quiet!!!! 🤣 It reminds me of the day many years ago; my youngest son was with me at an appointment and we were sitting in the waiting room. All it took was when we started to hear the explosions behind the building and we just looked at each other and literally laughed out loud!! (They were clearing out land to build)
The awards explanation at the end killed me 🤣😂🤣 especially with him using his chin to pin the lapel - plus looking at the qual badge clasp 🙌
I was taking one of my Joes to the SOM board and noticed that one of the other Joes had his US and branch insignia on backwards. I notified his NCO and right THEN he was called to go in. Tragic.
Now I want to see a p-board, where they try to finesse around every question to get it right and even though they answered it wrong because of their confidence. It's Right!!!
My wish came true lol
Classic! Did I win? 😂🤣😂 Yes you did! You are cleaning the latrines with you tooth brush, while running in place.
Goddammit, between that beret and the facial expressions at the "about face' bit I lost it hahahahahaha
Who soldier is this? LOL i was floored by that.
😂😂 I got to the promotion board this month, I hope I do better than him
Good luck, at least know your stuff
Hey me to man...
Good luck
Godspeed
I was iN Afghanistan when i went to the board.
Crushed it.
Sergeant Major asked what i wanted to do with my career, i said i wanted to get out.
He was like, well theirs the door, get out.
Lmao.
🤣 "Did I win?".... I laughed so hard I started wheezing and then choking, then came the "awards". "1,2,3," "What's the little guy up top"? 🤣
I think he'll make a great sgt!
That is the most understanding 1sg i've ever seen.
The "did I win?" fkin broke me xD
212th MP Co. Kitzagen Germany 91-93. Same unit patch. Love you guys very funny and relatable. Good times
I remember seeing a E4 Drill Sergeant in Korea!! He must've got busted big time lol
Shot gun 2 beers at once : E-4 material
Your depiction of a lost in the sauce junior enlisted man is spot on. Had a kid named Kozier who did just this. Instead of a promotion board it was an Article 15 hearing
I was an E-5 in the Army myself. That being said, I was STILL E-4 Mafia at heart. “Hey where’s SGT P?” “I think he’s at an appointment 1SG”. 🤣🤣
Not sure why I'm watching this as a civilian, but I'm still laughing because I know how ridiculous it is still.
Bwhahah .....bro I can see you worked hard on not laughing hahah
4:10 I was laughing so hard, my neighbors heard me!
I've watched this video so many time, it is literally the funniest video I've seen in a long time. I suffer from PTSD and it's extremely hard for me to show emotions. This video has helped my PTSD greatly. Thanks "A Combat Veteran" I also like how the 1SG doesn't correct him for calling me a Sargent instead of 1SG. #didiwin
The uniform, the creed, the movements... I can't bear to watch.
Me: “Oh please lay down and sit sideways”
OMG this is so true! Even in the AF we have Airmen like this, it makes you want to bang your head on the desk or wall! Facing movements, chair, uniform a mess and not able to stay still or know their stuff for a test though they knew it was coming up.... 🤦♀️
As someone who sets up the promotion board and records I can say this is pretty much accurate.
Guessing this is another reason why the E4 mafia exists 😅
The guy in the middle was one of my drill sergeants
He doesn’t look like a drill sgt 🤷🏼♀️
MzQTMcHotness he’s an actor full time and a reservist so I don’t think that’s his uniform
Apollo 11 He must have been super funny!!! How did you keep from laughing all the time?! 🤣😂
It wasn’t easy dude was funny as fuck gave us “speeches” often
MzQTMcHotness Drills come in different shapes sizes... Especially off the trail...
The chair and the 1SG smirk got me laughing. Great job!
Poor guy had been in at least 3 years was still an e2 and has at least 24 months deployed. Promote him already.
Or he just never got his rank sewn on
Or he got demoted
Thought they where gonna ask his PT score at the end and when he said 300 give him the promotion.
This made me feel better about myself.
"Why doesn't it fit"
"...I PT"
You guys are the best. Thank you to all who served. I was in the Air Force many years ago. (Or Chair Force as my son calls it). You should get some AF guys in to do one of these. Lol.
When he asked you why your uniform doesn’t fit - you should have said you were now in the reserve / guard .
“Did I win.”😹😂🤣
The past year your videos are getting more and more realistic and relatable LMAO.
I know for a FACT that the STRONGEST meaning the SUPER SOLDIER is LAUGHING their ass off at the vids that you guys create.
Actually I've never seen anyone wear a Schützenschnur, that thing he has on his right shoulder, in silver. In Germany you either make gold or you don't wear it.
I really like to see it on other Uniforms as well :D
This is so freakin funny 😄 🤣
Damn !!!
You guys got a video of my very first Army Infantry promotion board !!! LOL !!!
I didn't have that many problems in any of my Navy ones...and I was in charge of nuclear-capable weapons systems in the Navy...LOL !!!!
I had to explain all of my Navy ribbons and awards to the Command Sergeant Major and First Sergeants....LOL !!!
I find it funny that the bloopers make up more of the video then the skit XD
might be satire for us kind of older guys but from what ive seen this is about the quality of soldiers recruiters and ds's are sending to units now lol
I didn’t do all of this, but I did try to sit sideways in the chair once.
Negatiiiveee
Why is a private going to the board??? 🤔
Because he has the wrong rank insignia on.
Could be soldier of the month board
Maybe he was a Specialist who got demoted after his 45 days of extra duty
@@hmoobmeeka I highly doubt a Private E-2 could gain that many ribbons in the average length of time it takes to get from an E-1 to an E-3 or even E-4 for that matter. So likely he's playing as a Sergeant or Staff Sergeant who just happened to have the wrong rank insignia on some how.
@@TheOldKevin I didn't need any soldier of the month board's before I went to the promotion board. Points nearly maxed on ARCOM's alone. Really squared away soldiers don't worry about AAM's. It's ARCOM or nothing. Maxed my PT test and aced the promotion board. I just scanned through the board study guide and was gtg. Aside from promotion board's the only other board that matters is the Audie Murphy board. But that's not the point. Point is he must have shown up in the wrong person's uniform because a private doesn't get asked to recite the NCO creed for any board.
Lololol...lololol I’m laughing so freaking hard!!! You guys are awesome!
I can’t stop laughing! Literally in pain right now! 🤣😭☠️ thank you. I needed this!
This hurts to watch
This was good
When he tried to lay down to sit in the chair, I was dying so hard!!!
That is the most patient 1SG I've ever seen.
I feel what would really happen the moment he saw his jacket is: "What the fuck? Get the fuck out! WHO IS YOUR NCO!?! WHERE IS YOUR PLT SGT!?!"
Then it's a bad, bad day for all involved.
Okay serious question, what is the correct answer to "have a seat"
You set it up the right way and sit.
Listen, the point of the chair is to see if you can use the tools given to you correctly for success and to judge your ability to adapt.
I’m glad you asked, cause i was just wracking my brain to decide the right move there.
Should’ve been smoked by now
Where can I start with these guys… They’re my heroes and truly mil-spec hilarious! So many clues… An E2 with 4 (!!) overseas combat tours (look at his right sleeve) and being a PV2 with a single hashmark on the left one equivalent for his 3yrs of duty. I rest my case… I won’t even mention the combat action first award (yes, the dagger private person) in his personal medals given to an infantry man!! Hahahaha!!!
Oh man these bloopers killed me😅
Non US here: What is the story with the ribons/awards? Are those your basic "survived bootcamp" award or are they actually telling an exeptional story?
everyone gets 2 ribbons when they graduate. everything else beyond that shows that you or your unit accomplished something telling a story of what you’ve done and where you’ve gone.
The unit citations are above his nameplate.
japonte173 most of them are standard . He’s got the Good Conduct medal for not getting caught for 3 years, The National Defense medal ( the McDonalds ribbon ) , Iraq Campaign Medal for serving in Iraq with one service star , the Global War on Terrorism Service Medal which is also a more or less guaranteed medal , NCO professional development ribbon for completing the Basic Leaders Course necessary for promotion to NCO , the Army Service ribbon for completing basic and the overseas service ribbon for well going overseas . He also has the CAB ( Combat Action Badge ) which officials denotes he saw combat but in reality can be awarded for fairly lame reasons .
Harsh Bansal i know most ribbons don’t mean you were a war hero or did something really cool, but aside from the ones you get just for graduating basic, they mean you or your unit did something.
japonte173 I get you dude but in his case all are essentially standard apart from the ICM and NCO professional development course ribbon .
Is that a german Schützenschnurr on his right shoulder?
Yes😂😂😂
The way he said "you are FINISHED" ☠☠
Bruh there’s about to be some serious slow singing and flower bringin for whoever’s troop this is. R.I.P straight up KOA status.