Korean Girls React To U.S. Corps Training | 𝙊𝙎𝙎𝘾
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As a US Marine and working with a lot of ROK Marines as infantry, the ROKS are tough as nails and I LOVED working with them! The ROK commandant was also so cool to meet.
Thank you for your service
Marsoc and Sniper school are pretty intense to as a Marine myself served 2009 to 2013
Thank you for your service 🫡🫡🫡
I was in Korea in 1991-92 and you are correct the ROK soldiers I met had very strenuous training, I once saw them in Freezing temperatures working out in freezing water, I wasn’t sure at the time what type of soldiers these men were but they were very tough. I also loved the Korean Troops and their commitment but the surprising thing was the older generation of people who were living through the Korean War would always thank me, Such respectful people in Korea!
I served for 23 years and retired honorably and I have never been to another country that I loved more than Korea.
Did some Mountain Warfare cross training with ROK Marines back in 1995. Those guys had the respect of us Marines I can tell you. Dudes rappelling from a simulated helo skid 150 feet in the air just swan diving. Was one of the most memorable training experiences I had.
ROK Marines and USMC have a lot of deep ties and the same pride. Honorable Mention to the Brits and other NATO Marine Corps
We, Koreans, owe you guys a lot for the Korean war and we were brothers during the Vietnam war. Deep ties indeed
I remember The Crucible. That was supposed to be the toughest two and half days of boot camp. Then, if you've signed up for infantry, you find out the Crucible was basically a 2-day field op. Wait till you go and do field training with an active infantry unit and haven't worn dry cammies for two weeks straight.
You hit the nil on the head. My poor innocent boot soul didn't know how easy I had it then bam PB ops, ITX, and the MCREE all showed me life could be so much worse. Lets not forget jungle warfare training where the infantry gods thought it'd be fun to rain every single day without end. Ahh good times haha.
I remember those days brother. Being wet or damp all the time really sucks lol. I can laugh about it now. But not so much when i was going through it.
my younger brother is at officer candidate school for the navy 🥹 it’s been a few weeks. i’m proud of him and he’s been in touch a bit so i know he’s doing okay but i can’t help but worry.
That's cute. We got one 24 second phone call after two months. Drill Sergeant grabbed the phone from one kid, and cussed out his mother for raising such a F@¢k Up! I didn't have anyone to call, so it was amusing to watch.
South Korean soldiers and Special Forces are trained by American troops and Special Forces. Like Korean UDT Seals are trained by America's Navy SEALs so South Korean training is a lot similar to America's training.
My fave part about videos like these are all the Vets that come out to tell their stories in the comments. They are always gold.
These are interesting videos. They are not comparing the same training. The first video is the United States Military Academy at West Point. It’s a very prestigious four year university that prepares future Army officers. The other videos are basic training and advanced training for enlisted recruits.
I believe the yelling and insults are intended to force you to learn how to cope with stressful situations. In the battlefield, there's going to be firefights, shouting, loud noises, chaos, and you have to be able to keep your head and follow orders regardless of whatever distractions are happening.
They are, can’t be soft.
And build confidence, confidence is one of their biggest things they want to instill in a young marine
@@underratedszn6549 That's very true!
As a Marine all of that was meant to break a man as an individual and turn them all into 1 fighting unit with the same spirit. No Marine should ever be left behind. No matter the race every Marine is green lol.
my sister was in the navy for 8 years. The before and after was so different. She showed me pictures and video of her days there. It's hard to swallow since she's my little sister but I am so proud of her. She's been out for a while now I think almost 8 years. Both deployments she was on a destroyer.
My little brother has a month left for the Marine training corps. Praying he’s good and healthy 🙏
As a veteran who was stationed in South Korea. (*side note, so happy the closed Camp Stanley) Working and Training with ROK Army was so much fun.
I am a Parris Island Marine. Started as 0311 MOS and went into 0317. Any Marine is my brother. I am a combat vet. Only another Marine will know what we all had to do to earn the title. Semper Fi. Ooohrah
Keep giving them hell Devil Dog!!
All officer cadets and ROTC are actually given the softest training compared to enlisted front fighters. This is nothing by comparison.
You should have them react to navy seals training. Specifically hell week.
I'm pretty sure the point of all the yelling and treating the cadets the way they do, is because the military wants to break down recruits mentally so that they can build them up the way they want them.
Partially yes but also to get them acclimatized to the constant yelling itself, since when things go kinetic during a deployment shit gets really loud really quick and yelling is really the only viable way to communicate and be heard over everything from your own rifle fire to a 249 burning through belts 3ft next to you to ordnance being impacting a couple 100ft away, its not exactly a quiet endeavor by any means.
That is one of the reasons. Another is because combat is always loud, you need to get used to it, live in it, communicate through it.
congratulations on the production and the video hugs
Was in the Marines and got to work with the ROK and Thai military on a joint exercise, stand up men all of them. Broke bread together
I remember one of my friends in the Marines was stationed in Korea for a little bit, also Japan and Finland.
I spent about a month on camp mujuk, think the Korean marine boot camp was across the road cause they woke me up every morning.
My husband is Korean and served his Korean military time, then when we moved to the US he joined the Air Force. He has said again and again and again just how difficult the Air Force is in comparison, and the Air Force is hard, but it isn't even the hardest. I think the people who join and survive have to be incredibly strong mentally.
im am going to join the usmc in the future, being a marine makes me tough, semper fi to you guys
First you better dump all expectations immediately. Your comment alone shows an immaturity that'll be sorely singled out. Second, start physical training at an Olympic level right away. 8-10 mile runs, push ups and sit ups until full muscle failure, then finish the run. EVERY morning. Learn to scour all the training manuals alone, and then NEVER tell a drill anything they didn't ask for! Good Luck.
thank you i wont back down, also im a mature adult now not a teen but thanks for the info, this will be the be tough training i want to do, semper fi to you@@Zach-ku6eu
I serve for 30 years. I love to be ing a soldier. It's the most honorable job I could have ever hand I really do love your reaction reaction videos
In the Navy we practiced damage control constantly, day and night. If your ship is attacked where will you go if life threatening situations aren’t brought under control? There’s no land nearby.
Part of the reason certain things look so similar is because of the deep connection between our countries' militaries. We are brothers.
I'm really surprised at how little these girls understand if the military considering they constantly under threat of invasion.
Having built the anti-air emplacement at kimpo Airport in the 80s and a few tours at camp Casey, in daegu city I guess we are doing a good job since just like here in the US, most people there have no clue
They've lived with it their entire lives. Most people just become numb to it and believe, "Yeah right! It will never happen! It's just a bluff" and so far history has mostly proven them to be correct. We'll see if that ever changes but I don't really blame Koreans from being numb to all the noise.
@@Hy-BridAbroad I'm betting most Israelis thought that same way up until this morning
@@SGT_Fon I get your point but obviously the two situations are quite different. Israel and Hamas have had fairly large scale physical altercations for quite a long time so something like this happening isn't as surprising.
North Korea and South Korea are not similar in that regard. There have been few large altercations since the armistice and especially in recent memory.
I like the one with long hair. Beautiful 😍
Funny how I remember signing a document saying not to talk about the USS Trayer training, but they did an entire video on it lmao
I would guess that the US had some influence on ROK training during/after the war. That's why it seems similar
I was stationed at West Point USMA
please react on the philippine scout ranger training i hope you would make a video about it thank you 😊
OSSC ladies, I was in the U.S. Army. Hand grenade training day they had us at the pit, a very heavy wall with a deep pit inside in case someone dropped a grenade the two instructors would kick the grenade in the pit and jump on you to cover you from the blast. So, there are a bunch of us there and they ask do we have any left handers here, me and a couple of other guys raised our hands at which time the specialist made a "oh hell" face and said go over there and stand your last to throw. I'm thinking what's up with this, not thinking lefties have to hold a grenade upside down to pull the pin and throw it upside down, those two dudes were scared.
Thank you for your service
@@Meepie_Playz It was a honor, thank you.
@@matthewgraham2546 🤝🫡
That's 🐮💩. I was a range instructor for hand grenade training. You only twist the grenade 180 degrees and hold the spoon with your finger grip instead of the throwing thumb. They are all made ambidextrous at baseball dimensions...
You should watch Britain's ocean warriors it shows the british version of training which is different
I wouldn't have guess that british training would be different from any other countries training lmao
@@ark6768british royal marines training is longer and their training is completely different from the US marines
@ethanhickman8912 Yeah I was being sarcastic lol. My fault. Have a good rest of ur day/night youtube stranger 🫡
@@ark6768 nope that's my bad bye stranger
@@ethanhickman8912 👋 👋 later alligator
GO ARMY, BEAT NAVY
They should also react to Philippine Scout Rangers training.
Loved working with the ROK in Twentynine palms, big props to them in their hot ass uniform and black face mask thing I don’t know how they do it when I’m sweating my balls off in frogs lol
You should watch indonesian elite force KOPASSUS training
You're uncle sounds like a real Marine 😂😂
They should react to marine corps officer candidate school next
🤩그 바위 절벽이 높다고 생각한다면 저는 101공수사단(항공 돌격대)에 있었어요 저는 항공기에서 뛰어내렸고 미 육군 항공 돌격 학교에서 헬기에서 레펠하는 법도 배웠죠. 저는 사막의 폭풍 작전 및 기타 임무에 참여했습니다. 다양한 부대에 대해 배우고 싶을 수도 있습니다,
다양한 것에 대한 반응을 보는 게 정말 좋아요 귀엽다고 생각해요😍
Hey guys how about checking out some Indian military recruitment ads.. Might be intresting
make a vid where they react to us air force special warefair ads (T.A.C.P. , P.J)
My cousin broke his ankle at the end of Boot Camp and had to run it again. Lol
한국편도 가시죠
In America, vets aren't treated well
i live close to west point (first video) if you have questions im here
I doubt anyone is going to seek your endless knowledge Barney the Towney.
They keep saying how similar it is to their training which makes sense bc most modern military training is based off the us military after ww2
Next video show Navy Seal training/BUDs
Could you do a reaction for the Mexican military, and it fights against the cartel
mj a lil baddie
She's cute, real cute.
Marines by far the toughest
Parris Island vs Paris France
The reason why your training looks similar to the U.S. is because the U.S. has shared their technics.
Techniques Jojo.
And then the special forces training... even tougher.
May I recommend the Indonesian army too🇮🇩
My understanding is that the training for the South Korean Marine Corps is pretty brutal by anyone's standards. My guess is that they don't know about that.
I love you MJ!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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You need to watch Malaysia GGK training…the drill insturctor will torture you and crush you soul to make you give up…more than 50% gave up the training
Being an all volunteer force sometimes allow a Judge to give a man a choice, "you can do time in prison or join the Army".
No it doesn't
@@SGT_Fon Bullshit. It may be such a pussy force that they had to quit because they were intimidating the pink and blue haired "soldiers". It absolutely WAS done when I enlisted. Guess how I know.
@asuicuneontheobx823I was US Navy and was deployed to Beirut Lebanon in 1983. My brother was a SeaBee in Vietnam, My Father was a Gunners Mate on the USS New Jersey as a "plank owner" in WW2. Yes, when they started diagnosing PTSD, I was so labelled. Also Major Depressive Disorder. But that was after my discharge. How long did you specify? 40 years? The 23rd of this month will be 40 years. I get better doctors and care by getting my insurance thru Medicare and picking my own doctors. Fuck VA Hospitals and doctors. It costs me a little, but I got real doctors.
@@SGT_Fonyes it doe’s especially during wartime. That’s happened countless times
Yeah that's in the past lmao. You CANNOT become a military member in 2023 with anything criminal on your record. They also used to let in homeless people, people with barely any teeth, or who could barely read, we don't do that anymore lol. @@daniel7035
리액션 보니까... 우리나라 여성들도 1년이라도 군입대 해야겠네. 또 요즘 세계 돌아가는 꼴을 보면 어느정도는 알아야할듯.
Would be nice to see something what is not US related!
Maybe you could show them instead French foreign legion or something.
I mean, they could, but the American military is much bigger than much more impressive than that of smaller countries, which might be why they chose it.
Just for the record Business Insider videos are not a good metric by which you should gauge the training on, when those cameras are rolling what you are seeing is the super vanilla watered down version, as soon as those cameras are gone things get cranked up quite a bit. Instead of watching those objectively bs videos talk to a few vets instead and listen to their stories, not only are they far more accurate but far more entertaining as well and you don't have to worry about any media filters with them, I'm sure y'all got a few vets floating around the ROK to ask.
Show them the Amish. That will blow their minds.
сними на русскую армию или на порфбойца ЕМЕЛЬЯНЕНЬКО
SHOW THEM BOB ROSS AND HIS SON STEVE AND HIS SQUIRREL PEAPOD
Lol that's nothing comparing to the Algerian Training we had
Hard to imagine any more difficult than ROK training
I have such a crush on MJ & Chacha!! They are adorable!! I'm far too old for them, though. I've been subscribed for 3 or 4 years, and have enjoyed watching them mature. MJ in the video where she tried on the evening gown? WOW!!! I've rewatched that a few times.
Creepy
Well paid??
Not at all, but they get benefits and schooling paid for lol
Yeah, they training is a little bit weaker than Brazil's, however, they later discount it on weaponry and military mastery, of course, not to mention that they are the greatest force in the world. The only thing I want to say is that military training in Brazil is a little worse, in terms of "mistreating" the cadet. I say this from experience hahah
Ha ha . . . I remember the gas chamber! Breath in that CS gas!
This is a child’s play. Let them watch some real ones like special forces, navy seal, philippine scout ranger, and British special air service group.
Guarantee you never served.
It’s tough for every recruit when they go lol. That’s how you build resilience.
This is nothing. Show them the training that Navy Seals do.
This people literally love The most hated country in the world🤣🤣🤣
아가씨들, 국방의 의무는 남자만의 의무가 아니라 모든 국민의 의무입니다ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
2.1. 국방의 의무 대한민국헌법 제39조 제1항 모든 국민은 법률이 정하는 바에 의하여 국방의 의무를 진다.
왜 들어가자마자 소리지르냐고요? 교전중엔 모든 사람들이 당신한테 소리를 지를겁니다. 총성이 좀 시끄럽죠.
왜 목소리 작다고 갈구냐고요? 교전중엔 모든 사람들에게 소리를 질러야합니다. 총성이 시끄러우니까요.
that is nothing compared in Indonesia Militaryy Training. i hate to compared it though, just saying. Lets keep the World in peace
Oh yes! Let's compare the people we use to kill each other😒so fun isn't it?
this is not special.
just react to Indonesian special force Marine training,, they must swim 30Km with hands and feet tied..
Korean people are amazed by the American military, while the American military is amazed by the Indonesian special forces hahaha, it's really something unexpected.
For videos like these I personally think you should inform them before hand the difference between the marine corps and the United States Army