Top 10 USMC Drill Instructors “TEACHING” Recruits (Marine Reacts)
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Who was your favorite❤️Drill INstructor? When the Army and the Corps used to train. DI vs DS - ua-cam.com/video/2FriX5ScBlc/v-deo.html. .Gentler USMC boot camp. Here now - ua-cam.com/video/-dF36TRGXcM/v-deo.html
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Love watching your vids, always look forward to them.
@@billkelly9522 Good old Kapooka lad? 1987 here, 4 platoon.
I don't know. I got no devote vene in my body to handle this. But I got a question: Do the drill instructors warm up their vocal cords before they go screaming? I highly recommend this. Just like opera singers for example. There must be someone who has lost his voice forever. ;)
@@stanlibuda5786 Yes. During promotional courses, you learn to teach drill lessons and train to use not scream like a kid and use your lungs like an opera singer.
"Cheeseburger, super size, large coke, french fries, cookies, apple pies" 😂😂
Bro I got the same ad 😂😂
He'll yeah, that would come up to my head during first phase, when feeling hungry at night on my rack and thinking about the food I was missing out on.
BigMacBigMacBigMac
I don't like fries.
Indeed 😂😂😂
Favorites aside, the DI yelling at the recruit about how the paper doesn’t weigh anything always gets me.
perhaps, just perhaps he just got worked over and not his poor shoulder is tired. needs some G fuel and sour patch kids to carb up?
@@JamesonsTravels never heard of using sour patch kids for the carbs but I’ll have to try it.
Okay, here's the bad thing. I am 99% that that DI was my Drill Hat back when I was at MCRD San Diego. He looked familiar then I heard his voice...🤣
@@1985Hambone wow. Too bad I won’t be going to out that way. It’d be pretty funny if I saw him. How long ago was it?
@@hewhoderps4362 I was in Boot in 2003.
Really wish Army can revise “Shark Attack”, it’s the initial discipline, not “harassment”.
I suspect it will swing around. I cannot imagine soldiers in will change that quick. maybe no formalized shark attack but some extra love in the Benning woods. far away from cell phone cameras.
Marine bootcamp has a monster attack from day one until you graduate...every minute of tremendous stress...
Sad that the army has started to train for a pillow fight i stead of the war on terror. Politics has taken over
@@elafayettestone1799 SJW politics at work, yes...
I loved shark attak. Made feel loke I was back home with my Dad whom served for 22yrs
I love the one where the DI is walking with the recruit who can barely keep up.
At Least the DI showed he wouldn't Give up on the recruit and expected that recruit not to give up and push harder until he dropped than drag himself until passing out they like that kind of thing it show character
Gysgt sandercock is his name
He’s the same DI in the last video
He was featured in another 2005 documentary "Ears Open, Eyeballs Click". He was one mean dude. He retired as a 1st Sgt in 2015 and is now the head of the JROTC program at Santa Ana high school in southern California.
@@colinj5291 How do you know all of that info about that DI? Is that you Top?
Drinking Jamesons while watching Jameson. Good afternoon
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Classic bro!!
It’s 930am in Hawaii….do I hear hair of the dog or harden the F#%k up😂🤙🏾🇳🇿
@@jezrix7257 both
Drinking makers bud
That poor recruit with the peace of paper just became a target for the rest of his training
Rest of his life! Immortalized forever
He sure did (private pyle
Went to boot camp at MCRD in San Diego early February of 1990.
I was 6ft & 140lbs soaking wet. My first night in training platoon when we were standing in front of our racks before lights out wearing nothing but skivvies & flip flops all three DI's surrounded me asking why my parents had never fed me.
Of course every answer I gave was wrong & they deemed me "Private POW". So for the next three months that is what I was called. Luckily I did qualify for "double rats" so at the end of boot camp I had gained 25lbs in less than three months.
Definitely funny stuff & memories that stick to you for life.
Definite double rat. I had the tab and I was 25 years old and the same build as you... They were just made they didn't have the genetics we do. You know, tall, handsome, long where it counts except in the BVDs...
I had a huge nose and one of the bulldogs called me "recruit Sand-Beyatch" because I "looked like a witch wit that big ass nose"... He was from the Bahamas, infantry, and he made me laugh a lot on the inside. Occasionally if it was just him, me, a couple other guys on the outside I'd smile. "REEEE CRUIT Saaand-Beyaaatch!!!" I was 6'ft 145lbs of Bones, nose, ears, feet and bad Texas accent. 🤣🤣🤣
Why didn’t your parents feed you? Lmaooooooooo
Private POW 😂
It’s nice that they promoted you to Private!
Maaan thats hillarious hahaha
My son just completed recruit training last month so I got to see this in person on Parris Island. I can stand right in front of the parade deck all day and see dozens of recruits at various stages of development getting drilled by their DI's. Seeing them at the end of the course is amazing though. In 13 weeks to go from a scared shitless kid to a Marine drilling like a fine tuned watch is quite the change. Highly recommend a visit there and hit the museum too. Excellent place and historic on many levels.
Since when has family been allowed to watch recruits in bootcamp?
@@fireflames-ue2gm family day, sometimes they see the recruits with the DI's at the playground and others times drills.
I enjoy the hell out of this channel !! UA-cam, leave it alone !!
thanks brother. I work on putting out entertaining stuff for viewers. never know what will click
@@JamesonsTravels It's possible your channel has been shadow banned. It's a used by UA-cam to prevent channels with large viewers getting larger or their content getting noticed. There way of channel management. Complete BS if you ask me but keep up the amazing work. God bless from Ireland.
There's an easy way to stop the Evil Democrats, billionaires, & RINOs.
It's at ---> Teach Others Daily.
Make those 3 words into 1, add the usual dotCom at the end, & go there.
Expect your life to likely hugely change in 10 minutes or less.
Yeah leave grandpa alone yt
No wait! Yt should learn from grandpa
Just discovered it, and did not expect to laugh myself to tears 😂
“It’s amazing what McDonald’s can do” 😂😂
😂😂😂😂
Him: there being so polite
Di: screaming his vocal cords out
Me: Eh, he probably knows what he’s talking about
It's extremely motivating to have many people going off as loud as they can in your grill
There's nothing more motivating than one guy telling you to get down and the other guy telling you to get up.
😂😂
Favorite two are the trio in the messhall and the DIs drypegging the dehydrated deserter.
I never saw the dehydrated deserter. chow hall had some good train wrecks
@@JamesonsTravels Man, that one's funny. The med sells out the recruit "feeling better" after the course was done lmao
@@corpselight7989 When the DI told him that he'd f**king kill him 😂😂
I went to high-school with the girl at 0:32. that was getting yelled at on the phones. she is an E 5 I believe now.
She is. I was overseas with her. She might be in the drill field now. She was selected for it.
I have the impression it’s more exhausting to the DI‘s than to the recruits.
It is a theater that they perform, and yes it is hard but when ever and instructor is not present they are preparing for the next lesson, eating and resting, usually they also have enourmous amounts of coffee, energy drinks and what ever.
As my old Squad leader told us, "What do you think the DI do when you cant see them, they are stuffing their face, sleeping and changing to clean outfits, it is fucking magic what happens when you are not looking."
What i have heard about U.S. DI's the frog voice is from screaming 18 hours a day, and yes the screaming hurts, it can get so bad that you spit blood from screaming. And it is very normal for new DI's to lose 20 pounds durring their first teams basic trainning.
1000% it's mentally stressful to a recruit nut drill instructors have to be in better shape.
This is the number one reason you better get fit before enlisting 🤣👍
You really don't have to, would make your life more pleasant though. We had a guy day 1 i said there's no way he's making it. He was a big marshmallow. He graduated with us and lost 75lbs. I remember his parents looking passed him to try to find their son after graduation. That was '96 when i graduated. Platoon 1021!
I thought there was some kind of physical you had to pass before you could attend basic training. Is that not the case? (Also forgive my ignorance on this matter, I've never served before nor has any of my family so I'm not sure what all the rules/procedures are)
@@emrwtf that is an awesome story. Good for him!
That's true even in our military here in Canada being fit before joining make that much more pleasant, but we have a pretty good PT schedule as well.
Staff Sargent Lonsdale he was a he screamed his head of me when rejoined the TA reserve arm at Strensal training camp he beasted my every day but made me a stronger person God he was good instructor
funny the ones that ride you the most make you harder. even for the short time its such a memoriable moment in a young mans life
They used the real F word when I went to MCRD SD, no "Fricken".
oh they used the f bomb but the fricken was used a lot as well. I think they were trying some kinda gentler corps if they remembered
My Drill Instructor's ALL used either "friggin" or "freaking"...But my "Heavy A" Drill Instructor Sgt Leon used "things" and "living abortions" along with other little "bombs"...MCRD San Diego 01/83 Semper Fi there Devil Dogs.
Same here. MCRD SD 2003. Droppin so many F bombs, made the squad bay look like Dresden circa 1945. We got 'frickin' and 'doggone' from the Company 1stSgt and CO, and our Drill Instructors might use them when there was some shiny stuff around, but other than that, they didn't hold back.
I myself served as a Drill Instructor on the Island.. I generally used either "freaking" " friggin" or "cheese and crackers" but " Get that implanted into your brain housing group" hissed into a "skinheads" ear was ALWAYS good. Plus my height ( 6 ft 5) scared pretty much all of them...😆
I was at Parris Island 2018. A lot of f bombs. I don't really remember the DI's saying friggin/freaking unless they were trying to teach us something. For some reason I picked up saying bitch at everyone/everything.
That poolee ended up in my platoon at Parris Island! He turned into a great Marine, motivated as all hell!
Thats cool!
DIs gathering around a lucky recruit to prove extra special love and attention. My favorite.
My favorite was when the 4 drill instructors where yelling at that 1 recruit
Happens all the time
DI tornado
I don't know what did but I bet he did not do it again. All that special attention, you were glad it was not you.
my absolute Favorite is Petty Officer Arianne Gunn from the US Coast Guard. She is realy Badass. 😉
she is good and man she is pretty. she looks tough and great for the CG
I wish I had her. I had a gunny from the usmc as my DS in the USCG
Thought about transferring from the army reserve to marine corps reserve. Watching this makes me reconsider that thought. Lol.
you would do fine. we had some army guys. help but they said it was different the first few weeks plus got picked on hard. after when we went to Benning they really missed with their old army brothers at the e club. all in good fun .
It's all mental bro. Mostly...
Warms my heart to see drill instructors scream at recruits
“That is one disgusting body”...all the while I’m wishing I was that skinny 😓😓
You ain't lyin'
Then hit the gym lazy fat thing
@@moralesxavier777 Meh, one day. No reason to rush.
@Bipolar Abusive X Well, then I'd die...
@Bipolar Abusive X then ill die
I worked with two of the drill instructors in this video when I was in the fleet after they came off the drill field. They were both the two best marines I ran into when I was in. They were both ssgts and while they didn't let anything slide and always made you give your best they also cared for the junior marines and mentored them to make them want to do better. Thank you for posting this video. My favorite was from one of the marines I was speaking of I don't want to drop names but he was the loud one with the moon beam chewing the ass of the weak recrute that tried to skip out of the O course. The full clip is even better he really lays into the kid. If anyone wants to see the documentary that the drill instructors from the clip is featured it is called Ears, Open. Eyeballs, Click it's a really great one to watch if you like seeing marine drill instructors do their thing.
The drill instructors always have the iconic smoker voice from yelling i love it lol
i wonder if they still have a voice today these drill instructors xD lmao
My father in law was a still instructor. He still has a voice but it is a little raspy
I know a former DI and his vocal cords are pretty shot at his old age.
Your vocal cords literally bleed and shred. You can spit blood. They will heal, get stronger and deeper, if you're not crazy about it. You definitely have to learn how to use that to your advantage. I never was a DI but went to MCRD San Diego. I have a very baratone, loud, deep voice that projects VERY far. Like my family (many where military or former L.E.O. like me) and we trace our family back far. Preachers, military men, Kings... All the way back to the King Robert II of France in 989 A.D. to be a king and military man I figure you've got to be a damn loud mouth. Some people are just bred for it I think. I could say a lot more but I'll leave it at that.
I’m currently a Drill Instructor and in the beginning our voices are shot they never fully come back but when you scream at someone or are pissed off it’s normally loud and a normal talking tone is sometimes non existent we feel like we talk normal but to others they say we are yelling.
@@carrillojovany14 Keep on yelling, drill instructor. I loved it. PI Plt 119 1966-67.
Favorite on is at the 5:19 mark with the 3rd DI jumping in. DI's are like lions chewing on a heard of elk... you see a couple of lions eating away and out of nowhere another lion dives in as if he smelled it and pounced 😂
3 di screaming at once is my pick, one di was literally just screaming in his his ear not saying anything hahaha 😆😂
I noticed that, too. When two or more people talk simultaneously, they cancel each other out, and it's impossible to understand what anybody said.
The third D.I. just screaming was hysterical!!!
Lol that DI walking with the "running recruit" was one of my DI's when I went thru Bootcamp. Think he was the moon beam DI at the end as well. Sgt. Sandercock. Good times. Semper Fi.
I love the 2nd to the last, sometimes that's what a recruit or Soldier needs. I will never forget DS Clack. He was as tough as they come. There was no "special" treatment for being female. I still had to hold my crotch with the " this is my weapon, this is my gun". I learned so much from him.
When I was in basic, pretty much every recruit got some "love" at some point.
Get your arms up!!! LOVE IT lol
these crack me up when I am having a shitty day. remember how much of am impact a 3 months can have on a person. I always keep that in mind now. at 17 it felt like a lifetime.
Everyone in my family was a Marine, dad, grandfather, great grandfather, and both my brothers. I am so glad I scored high on the ASVAB and was able to choose any job in the Army instead. I still tease them all when they ask why I went Army, "Sorry the Marines wouldn't take me they said my GT score was too high". Plus the $45k enlistment bonus and TS clearance for 89D also played a part lol.
“It’s amazing what McDonalds can do” gets me every time
those 3 DI's going off at the same to the same poor SOB. I Frickin Love it!
ew that was a good one. i have been that turn getting the 3 like we all have. never fun time. glad when its over.
4:22 is in my opinion the best one. he is breaking the fourth wall. making the recruit talk to the world and then go back and get humiliated by the DI. Old clip but yet still gets me every time.
this recruit will never live this day down, and will never forget about it.
2:18 Holy Dogshit! It's Private Pyle!
that was totally him. i want more of that weakling. he is probably now in Marsoc or not.
I wish I could find the one I saw a while ago. DI is talking to a parent or some civilian right outside a building and starts hearing a recruit getting worked inside. The DI jumps into the window and starts adding to it while hanging from the window
Fricken has been in my vocabulary since boot camp!! thank you Sgt Snelling for teaching me a new word.
honestly i have much respect for the guy at 3:00 . the fact that he is going trough hell and doesn't give up shows strong mind. his body is a wreck but he still finds the power to push further. This is what you need in any army. A body can be shaped in many ways, it's not a matter of "if" is a matter of "when". But if you don't have the spirit to push trough , nothing else matters. I always told juniors at the dojo, don't count your push-ups, do push-ups until it becomes a struggle and than do 10 more. Always start your 10-20 push-ups after you brought your body to it's limit. The only way to pass a limit is to reach it and push it over like "get away bitch, make room". That guy over there seems he aknowledged he made mistakes and he really want's to correct his life. Good guy, i really hope he made it in the military in the end. The last thing you need is a perfect body 6ft5in guy pumping his chest around like a gorilla and in action he throws his gun and surrenders and cryes for his mother. You want a guy that will go forward against all odds. That's why they invented the Medal of Honor.
My favorite memory is when our DI nicknamed one of us "My Little Pony" we never knew why.
I love, MORE THAN ANYTHING, your brute HONESTY!
My all time favorite is when they are all standing in front of their bunk and that one recruit is spacing out and a DI comes from no where and makes that recruit jump back.
Me too. I jumped out of my skin at that one. Out of all of the ones in here, that one is the most memorable.
I felt bad... For one of the drill instructors.
He's been screaming at recruits throughout his entire career that his voice has gotten completely shattered.
Not all heroes wear capes.
There's an easy way to stop the Evil Democrats, billionaires, & RINOs.
It's at ---> Teach Others Daily.
Make those 3 words into 1, add the usual dotCom at the end, & go there.
Expect your life to likely hugely change in 10 minutes or less.
Yeah... nobody talks about that ! LOL
What do you mean by shattered voice ? He can always start a heavy metal band lol !
@@Mr.V.89 But it sounded kind of shattered in the sense that he was almosrt whispering 😁
During my drill instructor course in the UK we drank port, apparently it helped with the sore throat whilst screaming out instructions, the more we drank 🤪.......
Pause at 0:32 that SDI to the left in the back is SSgt. Charlie Dunphy. He was one of my junior Marines back in the day. I beyond fucking proud of him.
"Its amazing what McDonald's can do." I'm weak.
Damn, I'm dead😆
😂😂
I liked the clip with the three DIs one the recruit. Happened to me, but then I started laughing. I did a lot of mountain climbers and flutter kicks that day.
The DI who's working harder than the recruits and you can tell he's put in work or he just had a shower and he did not have time to undress.
Good evening. My favorite DI experience was my Series Gunnery Sergeant Ssgt Daily..he spray painted an orange triangle on my pt shirts because I was "such a slow moving vehicle and Amish" (his words).
You have fully made my day brother thank you man
My favorite Marine DI when I was in bootcamp Platoon 149 March 26th, 1967. We had four DIs. It was Staff Sergeant Percy Price. He boxed in the Olympics and knocked down Mohammed Ali . Staff Sergeant Price was in excellent shape and he PT the hell out of us. At the end of bootcamp he was the friendliest. If you google him you will get his information.
Oh the sweet memories of USMC Boot Camp. Hahaha!!!
Nothing better than watching DI's yelling at recruits. Just makes my day. (sup Jameson)
Nothing more motivating than perfectly bloused trousers and rolled/pressed sleeves. You also gotta love the recruits in go fasters
Can’t wait, I ship out on the 19th in a week from now
Having spent 3 glorious years training recruits on PI 78-81 I can relate to all of this! Obviously then to now language and distance has changed. By far the most amazing job in the USMC!
These where all great. Loved the three DI love that recruit got.
The DI that unloads on the recruit with the piece of paper is great . The DI goes off in 3 different voices, even the frog voice. Also the DI at the end with the moonbeam is a great video. My son and I laugh every time we watch it.
Damn... eating all those Crayons really shred the throats of these DIs. Lol!
All in fun from an old squid to a jarhead. Nothing but respect for any actives. Semper Fi!
"That is one disgusting fat body"
Me: Hahahahaha....ha...ha....*cries*
My pick is for the three DI’s .
I come from a Marine Corps family,parents both served in WW 2 ,my dad was a D.I. at Cherry Point long before I was born,then he served aboard a ship for the duration of the war .
Older brother,husband many of my peers in the Vietnam Conflict.
Every weekend when my brother was at MCRD in San Diego ,our family would go down to watch him through the fence with the other recruits,my favorite part was watching the DI’s count cadence .
I love this channel,it brings back such great memories for me.
OMG, I spit my beer out laughing at you! Your comments are the funniest.
The DIs actually gave me some decent treatment compared to the others since I maxed the end of cycle tests and got expert at all ranges. I was an Honor Graduate of Basic, top 3 in my company.
Best one was "Its a piece of paper!"It doesnt weigh anything!!!!!
Memories, have to agree with you on the winner.Semper Fi Brother.
Don't ever forget to lock your footlocker in 1970. Still remember the pain.
Holy jesus, is THAT an unlocked footlocker! Everyone knows i HATE unlocked footlockers, lets see if everything is still in there! *empties your footlocker thru the entire barracks.* Thats the usual response.
Got special treatment. He just locked all the other five unlocked combination locks, threw them in the dirt and said you have 30 seconds to find your lock. Of course they all looked the same. Went on for about 30 minutes. If could not find your lock in 30 sec then it was squat thrusts until time to go again. About 15 min later I finally got my lock. Never left open again.
@@vonsummers9515 Got to love Drill sergeants, although ofcourse theres always a lesson in there, which at the time we cant see.
I was 230pounds and I am a sergeant but 99%of it is muscles
Is most of the muscle in your brain?
Love the Motivation
YEEEESSS! The swarm! The three DIs had the best one for me! This looks like it was before the kinder gentler military took shape. A very close second would be the DI with the finger pointing! Classic! I love this and miss the adrenaline rush! There is ONLY one thing that will get you on your toes more. That's when the bullets are flying by you! Great set of video clips. I miss being an active duty soldier!
Never was in but even from this clip I can tell there's nothing mean going on here. It may seem strange to say but it's touching how much care is being shown towards the recruits. They get what they need to survive and win.
The Mickey Dees comment on that Hollywood Marine was hilarious! 😂
Its fascinating how Drill structors are highly intense much respect
The army lacks this
SGT.Nichols gotta love him..he gets in the recruits face makes them feel welcome!
“It’s amazing what McDonald’s can do” LOL.
You do as your told and think about the evolution present. You are in your own mind. Yelling DI's play no part. That's how I made it through BUD/S.
get into to your own happy place, right?
The very last DI is my favorite! Recruit tried to get over by not drinking water so he can get sick call. DI can read you like a book. They've heard all the excuses.
Ahhh the memories of boot camp, good times lol. Would definately do it all again
most these drill instructors would actually be louder if they just spoke at a normal level/with an normal voice!
Australia and New Zealand army are so different.
Yeah, Australia's enemy is China.
New Zealand's friend is China.
ANZAC ay???
I saw some pretty hard af stuff from both in training vids. we had an Aussie at infantry training. older guy who was in the army there good dude and super funny. we all did the shrimp on the barbie crap since we knew about zero about Australia as young jarheads. he like it laughed his ass off.
@@JamesonsTravels Hey bro, ANZAC day is April 25th. As you know our Memorial Day. Would love a video on the horrific battle at Gallipoli if you can.
Same as the UK. Not much shouting from what I’ve heard. UK drill instructors are still just as intimidating though.
@@jameslifts2196 100% different tactics.
Only those that have went through basic can appreciate your laugh, because I’m laughing the same way. I love it!!!
You don't want to stand out .. don't be first, definitely don't be last... Shoot for top 3 in everything
Looks so small, was I that little too, good lord no wonder they messed with me so much LOL
5:42 I'd like to see a female recruit try to withstand this.
won't happen. some how it would be sexually harassment if they brushed up on her.
Haha when that third drill came running in a almost spit my drink out. Love it
SSGT Nichols, MCRD San Diego videos by far the best! Hard as F but fair!
Mine made fun of me for my accent had no trouble physically getting through the courses but omg they piss me off by mocking me I couldn't help the way I sounded lol shark attacks were always fun respond private!! Then bam wtf did you just say private!!!
oh yeah, the accents they picked on hard. They really messed with this strapping dark green fellow from Alabama. All of the Dark Green DIs called him a cracker to piss him off. God this guy was a like a greek god in body condition.
@@JamesonsTravels True, they did pick on recruits with accents. We had a 33 year old German recruit in my Plt. (He got a special waiver from his recruiter to join past the age limit, he had two Masters degrees in theology). He signed up for an 0300 reservist contract. He graduated with flying colors. He was the 'old man' in our series. This was in the early 90s, not sure if they would take someone that old today.
@@JamesonsTravels there was a point where I tried to correct myself but I had to say it slowly to get it right but it pissed them off even more lol so I stuck to just getting it wrong but right lol
To this day if someone says eyeballs,i say click sir,im 54
I been out 10 years n stil drop the f bomb almost every sentence
Semper fi
Ive got close to 30 out and I am still using it and freaking all the time. Drives my wife crazy.
Haha.
The last one, if you watch the whole clip, is the epitome of Marine boot camp.
Trust in the LORD of lords and the King of kings Jesus Christ most high God in heaven He will be here soon.
second to last 4 di's ......good ol days
the moon beam deal was so classic because they shine in right in your eyes on purposes minus the red lens.
My fav is the one about “it’s just a freakin’ piece of paper! 😂
It doesn’t weigh anything!!! 🤣
I've never served but I have to say watching a lot of your videos the drill instructors give more than most.... Their voice. Imagine when there 50 going to the bank or a retail store and asking for something sounds like they've smoked 100 cigs a day since they were 12. That's commitment. Love all who've serverd up most respect.
J.T. it was 52 years ago yesterday I hit Parris Island, and looking at this video really brings back the mental mind-f*** we all experienced until the day we graduated. Thanks for the Memories. Semper Fi.
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! YES! Frixken' and As You Were have become part of my permanent vocabulary!
And yeah, the 3 DI's on a recruit is DEFINITELY the winner. I just love the way one of the DI's voice is so raspy, and the other one just screams at the top of his lungs to create the feeling of complete chaos and fear in the recruit!
SHOWING UP IN SHAPE will make your Basic so much easier.
Loved the love of the three DI’s