Recruit Receiving and Uniform Issue
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- Опубліковано 19 жов 2024
- Credit: Lance Cpl. Daniel Lobo | Date Taken: 12/13/2016
U.S. Marine Corps recruits with Delta Company, 1st Recruit Training Battalion, Recruit Training Regiment, arrive at Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island, S.C., Dec. 6, 2016. The recruits received their initial gear and uniform issue after stepping onto the yellow footprints. (U.S. Marine Corps motion imagery by Cpl. Scott P. Smolinski and Lance Cpl. Daniel A. Lobo/Released)
Omg Drill Instructor Sgt Laurido! Absolutely a Great Drill Instructor. He was my receiving Drill Instructor and was definitely one of the more intense people we met!
He's a SSgt now, senior drill instructor at Golf company last time I saw him!
He’s a drill master now, great instructor!
Bro that man is gysgt laurido now.
These guys are just 👶🏼 It's sad that they're so young and will face things undesirable. Thank you for becoming one of the top humans in the USA!
3:54 that “wtf did I get myself into” look
Shiiieet💀💀💀
Lmao they all got it
The”I shoulda gone to college” look
Haha, I was just about to post that. He looks terrified.
Cotton Mouth Haha my brother makes the look all the time when he was in bootcamp. He still makes the face to 😂
That place........😳 Proud to be a marine.
Sincerely, a marine corps veteran
P.S. recruit, you're always wrong no matter what, face it. Good luck. 13 weeks, plenty of sand fleas and games but above all else, never quit or give up!
I’m shipping in 2 weeks, very worried about what’s coming up, but also excited, any tips? Hope you see this considering you posted that comment a year ago lmao
@@smoof1973How’d it go Marine! You make it through?
Aye Sir!
@@smoof1973How did it go?
Something about that drill sergeant closing the door to their futures at 2:38 is so satisfying, like he knows the new generation of marines are in good hands.
I am Dailythoughts Drill Instructor
they look so young! i remember watching videos like these back in high school and thinking all the guys looked older. time flys. 🙃
I was 17 yrs old when I went in 1988.
Thinking the same thing. Its crazy how we were able to go through all that shit so young and come out on top.
Im 25 and I feel old when I go to the recruiting office
Hey Abby ;)
@@attiumeyami417 are you still a poolee or a marine now?
Damn how old is the balding dude? 😂😂 Took the stress of bootcamp to a whole new level
Are you Travis Hill?
SuperColonel91 second account I’m using but how do u know my names Travis?
@@drivernephi170 if you were in Platoon 1009 I was there with you
@@drivernephi170 plus I could tell by the photo that you have.
I had just turned 20-years-old when I joined the Army. I was about to be drafted. 🙄
It took me almost two weeks to figure out wtf my drill instructor was saying. Obviously I was in the shit just about the entire time.
On June 21, 1971, I stood on those footprints, with a Drill Instructor screaming in my face, thinking WTF have I gotten myself into? I earned my EGA and became a Marine. I would do it again in a heartbeat.
“Abandon hope ye all that enter here”
*Hotel California plays in the background*
At that moment, little johnny regreted every decision before.
Sean Cummings yup he’s like ahh shit what did I do!!
I laughed at how someone at the end said "No Ma'am"
No Name Savage !
he said "no ma'am" because the item wasn't included in his bag, that's why they do this process, to ensure everyone gets everything
Rugby Man bc he didn’t have the issued item in the his bag.
@Tonic Tosser2001 they are not there to make you quit lol
The MARPAT Uniform looks MUCH BETTER than the Dress Uniform the DIs wore. At least now it can hide the sweat pouring off the Velociraptors during Training. 👍👍
6:07 “No Mam”
Anthony Suckow made everyone’s neck break lmaoo
🤣
There's always that one guy lmfao
This is the very moment when you question yourself and think "I made the biggest fucking mistake of my life". LOL! I remember it as if it was yesterday. However, I never remember female DI's ever barking at us. The more I watch this, the weaker this shit gets compared to when I went through, WTF! They get insect repellent? Look at all that gear!
A Korea Marine would call you weak for the cold weather gear you were issued.
@@davidwarner3326 No one is issued cold weather gear for basic. It does not get cold in Parris Island or San Diego. Secondly, Korean Marines should be thankful and not call their benefactors weak. We supply nearly all of their armament's, ammunition, planes, defense technology and not to mention their freedom. Without us, N. Korea would role through S Korea in no time because they have one of the largest armies in the world. South Korea's population can remain fat and lazy all due to the protection of the United States.
@@christschool, I didn't say Korean Marines. US Marines who fought in Korea suffered frostbite and other cold related injuries, so the Marines came up with some of the cold weather gear the US Marines have now.
I got a field jacket, gloves and a beanie when I checked in at MCRD San Diego in December. I'm guessing you've never been to either SC or southern CA in the winter if you think it doesn't get cold.
I never used that shit when I was there😂
@@davidwarner3326 imagine being called weak for being smarter😂😂
they forgot to film the hours and hours of waiting we do 😂 absolutely miserable to just sit there besides being productive. tons of almost falling asleep.
7, 6, 5, faaaaaaaahhhy
Chris alvarado
Lols the green weenie I'm died cuz😂😂😂
I have nervous laughter so when I heard that I would’ve starting uncontrollably laughing and my stomach would’ve hurt and I probably wouldn’t have been able to stand
+Chris alvarado if you treated toddlers like this you would be in trouble
cjs cjs I’m dead I heard that too 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Our drill sergeants voices cracked all the time but no one had the guts to laugh lol
I love that chicks voice in the blue jacket 💙 she’s calm . Thank Y’all for y’all service
1:09 YES DRILL ROOSTER!
The bald dude has sum straight balls give him medal of honor
I remember this well!! The next 3 months will be a fucking nightmare! LMAO! BUT IT GOES FAST REAL FAST!
I leave in Jan bro! Good luck!
Dude I leave January 2nd
I'm leaving December 18th for San Diego
As a recruit I tripped over the small wooden staircase before you head into the warehouse. Shit hurt but I kept moving.
When I see a marine in any given video, he looks big, strong and brave. Here, they look weak, pale and afraid. It's amazing how the DIs manage to get those boys to become real soldiers.
I would love to see more of this video. It's nice to see this new angle of the recruitment process.
this is literally it 😂 all you would see are RCTs sitting down waiting or going to the bathroom. all we did was do paperwork, get our uniforms as seen and call home. not a lot at all.
They should bring back the ike jacket and summer service uniform.
terry waller that isn't so. Marines wore Ike jackets in the later years of WWII
The only comfort, and I understand it isn’t much, is knowing that the DI’s screaming in your face went through the very same stuff the new recruit is experiencing. In fact, for the DI’s it’s twice, because I was told DI school is also very intense, and the DI school instructors are brutal towards Marines training to be a DI.
The best advice I have EVER gotten was "It's all in your head".
It's true. All of it.
All of this chaos is just a performance.
It's not real.
They don't actually hate me.
They're just going off a general script
All the stress, all the anxiety, all of everything is all a matter of perception.
Yep this is true, also it's likely the DI's they had were even harder on them. Bet the DI's we see in the videos were probably smacked around a bit or at least verbally berated more so than current recruits are, also from my understanding DI school is similar to boot camp in terms of intensity.
@@rem-0515 , years ago I had a plumber at my house because I was having a new bathroom built. He was an old Marine from the 1970’s. He told me one of his DI’s was shot in the teeth in Vietnam and obviously survived! Word was that the guy was so brutal that even the other DI’s avoided him. Holy crap.
@@firstnamelastname3558 Wow that's crazy. You know someone is insane if even those at the same level as him are scared.
@@rem-0515, I know, right? I was laughing when he was telling me because it seemed nuts.
I suspect the one thought going through the mind of everyone of these recruits must be, “what the hell have I gotten myself into?”
US Marines...Great bunch of people. Good luck with your careers.
I am so going to get lost
J 7 hahah same and im only 15 and ik im going to
TheOnlyInformant i most definitely will. Have you gone trough basic?
Bitchn' Fishing no he meant they are going to be on your ass so much you will know what to do
Kale Wilson i have a question is for 03 mos do you need high asvab score
Bitchn' Fishing No, 32 and above. You'd have to be complete dumb fuck not to qualify for Infantry lol
Ooorah!! Great memories! I would do it all again if I could. Semper Fidelis, Marines! Fair winds and following seas. PFC Grad, 1st Bn, Plt 1011, Co. B, 28 Sept 70 - 5 Dec 70. : Happy Holidays to all.
Same to you gunny.
Power crazy pr*cks
@@iang9919 its mind over matter . . . they don't mind and your opinion doesn't matter.
I remembered staff Sgt hughes, part of 6th district inspection for JROTC. Yeah I cried, I broke down. But I walked up to him a month later and thank him.
JROTC 💀💀💀 Shut the fuck up and stop trying to relate to shit you’ve never been through.
First thing I remembered from basic training, “If you smile, you DIE!!!”
Really great camera work.
6:07 at that moment he knew he fucked up
4:44 oh my god that was so sassy
1:09 lol'd.
TEN, NINE, EIGHT, SEVEN, SIX, FIVE, FAAAAAHHHOUR
He sounded like a chicken about to get killed
Drill Instructor just embarrassed himself lmao
That was the funniest shit I’ve seen/heard all year deadass
Boot ass Marine just threw that dudes boots. Probably not even in the fleet lol
1000%
The screaming is so peacful from a distance lmfao
I could fall asleep to it X'D
I remember boot camp like it was yesterday, in June 1970 I wondered what the hell I got myself into. Went in at 220 lbs 10 weeks later I came out at 160lbs. My parents did not recognize me at the basic training graduation ceremony!
Best comment ever
bullshit
same concept 205 and 155. My parents told me the family dog went ape shit when I got close by. The little bastard treated me like an outsider until he remembered the smell of my hand and I had to spend time getting the little white hairs off my immaculate Alphas. Sep - Nov 1983.
Bout time they learn difference between sir and mam
That first Drill Instructor is Sgt. Dunphy 😎
I’ll never Forget This day
👍🏽no ☺️
Welcome to the USMC !!!!! God bless the USMC!!! We will over come!!!!
Did they have a contraband room on Parris Island? I know it was the first thing we did in San Diego with trash going everywhere.
I went to PI on 9/14/01, the first day flights were allowed in the US. And when we got off the plane in SC, or maybe we flew to GA, I don’t remember exactly. But there were DI’s already there and they had us forming up in front of everyone at the airport as soon as we got off the plane. They told us go into the head and get rid of ANY contraband. Which we did obviously. I don’t remember another time though where they did that to us in receiving. It was awhile ago as you see.
I remember a civilian on the plane sitting next to me and he asked me if I was going to boot camp and I said I was. And he goes, you know that they’re gonna be there yelling as soon as you step off the plane right? I make this flight every week so I see it all the time. That’s when I knew I was in for it. 😂. Best decision in my life though, can’t deny that. Truly and honor to earn that title.
Edit: this isn’t my account, I’m a guy and I went into 3rd battalion, Lima company. But the females probably dealt with the same stuff we did at receiving at least. 🤷🏻♂️
@@stop736 I went in 2014, Lima company also. I came in by bus, no plane. No contraband room from what I remembered. You only brought your paperwork and your ID. Everything else went to storage, so it's not like theres anything you could bring into the the squad bays.
nothing like that at all. you empty your trash at the airport because 2 or 3 marines are there helping with paperwork. they give you your packet there as well so thats where RCTs get that junt. You then go to PI then it's an easy process, just a ton of waiting which was honestly the worst part of basic for me. I hated waiting and wanted to actually do stuff so I almost fell asleep tons of times.
Hookem horns 🤘🤘🤘🤘
A day you never quite forget.
Thanks for training these cadets
They are RECRUITS.
I respect everyone that went thru the boot camp. I dont think i could have done it.
Holy crap... this is much more relaxed than the experience I had in 1982 in SD. The recruits are allowed to eyeball the area, they have a civilian issuing hygiene and other comfort supplies. The uniforms are issued by other recruits and no one is yelling. For a moment I thought this was the Chair Force.
Yeah yeah yeah And you did 10,000 pushups and ran 40 miles barefooted before breakfast after not sleeping for six days. Sure, yeah, you bet.
I noticed that and I actually wonder if this was before the true training begins. Perhaps this is a part of training where they don't need to be screaming non stop while they're getting uniforms and other necessities. There wasn't even screaming for them to quickly get off the bus. Can't think of any other reason other than this was before training officially began so they were more chill.
May 1973 fifty years ago. I still get nervy every time I see a State Trooper wearing a Smokey Bear cover. 😊
Parris Island seems slightly more chill than San Diego. The San Diego boot camp videos are insane, just not stop screaming and everyone scrambling everywhere, this clip makes Parris Island looks less chaotic.
No. Parris Island is worse in real life. You are locked up in a hidden secluded desolate backwoods swamp island surrounded by gators with 1 way in and 1 way out guarded by MPs
“20 pack ultra thick condoms”..... YES MAAM!
Ah, initial uniform issue, so much fun!!
No moving at the position of attention!
roger drill sarnt
I remember saying. “What did I get myself Into..”. May 1983 platoon 2023
If I may ask, how was your experience like (I leave for boot camp In a couple of months)
Aiden Hunter well here’s a late reply- embrace the suck because it can be a lot worse,
PLT 3088- we were a bunch of fresh out of high school idiots who’s only good thing was shooting- I loved to hate them but I loved them.
At the end, it was worth it.
That guy at 3:56 is like "What did I get myself into?"
Martin C. "This isn't like COD at all ". 😂😂
3 years and a half in the marines already and I was cooking some food and this video pop on my recommendations, I wasn’t even paying attention to it and then 2:50 comes and I heard this voice! OMG My heavy hat DI Sgt Laurido fuck I can’t forget his voice
Seems like he could be more gentle. He is scaring these boys to death. I would have wet my pants.
1:11 puberty sucks man
Lol
Lol XD
The worst part of basic training was reception! Horrible torture! Embrace the suck if your goin there 🤣😂😎
Eyes straight ahead maggot. Your going green today.
@Samuel Alvarez-Galan I laugh about it today but MCRD San Diego in 1972 it wasn't funny to me at all. :)
Why do people bring so much stuff? Don’t they know most of it will be tossed or sent home? I’d show up in old sweats and bring virtually nothing.
1085 scream aye sir
Voice crack 1:13
That shit mad me rollin
Chris Chamberlain 1:09 you're way off
Just a taste of the onion.....the best was always yet to come....Semper Fi! MCRDSD/'68.......then over there. Outside of my daughter's birth.....Best thing that ever happened to me!
The number 4 got me fuk up😂😂
Standing in formation outside you re like please don't rain. After the first 40 days or so you adjust.
The guy on the right at 5:16 looks like Donny o malley
No jobs in my home town so here I am, getting yelled at and treated like shit.
"10, 9, 8,...5, foooour, 3,"😂😂😂
I'm really happy almost everyday so I don't know if I will be able to keep it together
Drill SGT = Ruin your vocal cords forever
Is that you John Wayne? Is this me?
I’m literally shitting my self, since I was a kid I wanted to join the marines corps, now I’m 18 and I’m bout to start mi school degree and when I finish it I will enlist my self, but the problem is that I’m Latino and I can t understand English if they speak it very fast just as DS do it, I don’t know what I’m going to do in BT I don’t wanna get my self kicked out of the marines.
nicraful You should be fine, your recruiter will ask you tons of info, it will be listed on your paper work
nicraful Learn English lol
go for it. I am 18, too. I came from another country. I got here three years ago and started learning English since then. My ship date is next year june
nicraful you'll learn
@@liherman9851 How'd it go? How well did you adapt?
lmao who is that old man 1:11
Lol that was Davis he was in my platoon a firefighter
Diaod no that was Brian, he walked dogs around my street
@@nickjr4460 no way lol this is platoon 1008 delta company 1st Battalion
Councilman Les Wynan bruh I fucking died laughing
Hey Look! It's Jason Alexander! 😱😱😱
this randomly popped up on my home screen thats us lmao Plt 1014
Makes me cringe that the Corps call enlisted “sir”
tokyosmash They make recruits do that to establish chain of command. They tell the recruits to call the enlisted by rank at graduation.
@some lǝᴉuɐp guy exactly. RCTs dont deserve the right to use USMC terminology to that extent so they address men and women like civilians would. everything is earned. 👊🏻
That was easy compared to FT BENNING.
John Ritcher Hell yeah, infantry OSUT ain't no joke
John Ritcher
Army infantryman...Hooah!!
John Ritcher yeah right I watched a video on reception and recruits were smiling talking to the camera. It’s probably worse off camera though. Ik marines is worse off camera so I’m assuming benning is too
@Anon watch full metal jacket.
3092 is a cursed number cause of that movie lmao
I was there, we got there early as fuck and those weren’t our actual drill instructors. When our actual drill instructors received us it was pretty stressful to say the least.
What’s up with the lady in the blue jacket? Why isn’t she in uniform. Probably a dumb question I don’t know
Five! 🎶fouuuuuuuurrrrrrr🎶🎶
I can't wait
Do they issue ear 👂 plugs?
Question.....as a Brit I did basic as a part of a `co ed` troop, females had separate rooms and female Section commander. how do US Marines do it? I only ask as I dont see any ladies in the intake.
When I went (2004) it was completely segregated. Females had their own battalion. I think thats changed now.
@@derekdalton1539 Thanks. Also do all Arms (infantry, engineers etc) train together?
Yes, in boot camp then they are seperated, and go to their specific training for their MOS.
I do think it's weird how you Address you Training Staff as "Sir/Ma'am" when they are not Commissioned Officers. Here in New Zealand we address everyone below a NCO "Non Commissoned Officer" as their Rank. All above a CO "Commissioned Officer" get addressed as "Sir/Ma'am".
UNSC INFINITY well for all intents and purposes during recruit training recruits are to address all Marines/Sailors they encounter as Sir/ma'am until they pass the Crucible and become Marines themselves. After they become Marines they address enlisted by thier rank and Commissioned Officers with sir/ma'am. It makes it a lot less confusing in an already confusing environment
The US Army is the same with NCO's addressed by rank, and officer's by Sir/Ma'am.
UNSC INFINITY in training you're a recruit and refer to everyone as sir/ma'am. In mct you're a marine and can refer to other marines as their rank.
US Marine recruits address their drill instructors and other Marines in the formal way officers used to be addressed at all times in the old days. It was a training device. While officers are rarely addressed so formally any more, certain traditions do not go away.
It's a hazing process. You don't rate to address anyone by their ranks because you're not a Marine yet. As a recruit you're lower than dirt so you address everyone as Sir or Ma'am. Once you earn the title Marine, then you can address other Marines by their ranks. On the practical side, it conditions new boots so they won't fail to address an officer as 'Sir'.
Are the cami's/uniform the same size as civilian clothes?
Not really the same sizes. Sometimes your recruiter can pre size you up or give you forms about the sizes. So you can find what fits you, then during basic you can tell the people in logistics your size as you go down the row. Make sure to go down a size when choosing the boots, they run a little big
6:06 - the no ma'am guy - what happens to him? is this his first time beeing smoked or does he just go and pick up his gloves somewhere?
why are the drill instructors wearing cammies instead of deltas?
Because it's Tuesday and not Monday.
He wouldve been a good lead singer for a death metal band.
Voice crack 😂😂
"DO YOU UNDERSTAND ME!"
N-no...
No, but seriously, I wonder how much guessing goes in on trying to understand the DIs. Maybe it's the video/audio quality but I couldn't understand a single thing the DI was saying.
It's not the video quality... It really is that hard to hear and yes, it's a lot of guessing the first two weeks.
Could the female DI's be any less intimidating...lol
they are voluntary or conscripted or self-willed
Muhsanie Taqwim Volunteered
6 time i'm fail to join in indonesian marines. I think very easy to join US military
LOL. Yes, the Indonesian Marines are so legendary. LOL!!!!!!
In the US military, did they apply Dopper training
I can't speak to the entire US Military, but in the Marine Corps, they apply "Stomp your ass into a stain and break and take your country" training. In all seriousness, of course not, they don't do that in basic, but they do a form of that in specialized training. Marines get that training in real life though and all over the world where people aren't trying to avoid shooting you, but are actually trying to kill you. If you know someone isn't trying to shoot you, you're not going to be very afraid. Marine Corps training is 50% physical and 50% mental.
I wanted to be a soldier so bad but because i got a tattoo in a visible area, i was disqualified. I even wanted to be infantry, and this was in 2004
When does the rectal and prostate exams take place?
You don't need one to enlist, to be discharged, that's another story. At least it was 40 years ago.
Sounds like you want to do it 😉 😉😉😉😉?
I go Dec 6 of 2017
So when do we eat around here?????
where is your horse ?
Bitch don't throw my kicks on the floor!
I have never seen a Recruit with such a receded hairline, WOW
How do you know whay size to grab?
I wondered the same thing, no way the uniforms can be one size fit all.
That's plenty of gear