Imagine the hard life they go through just to protect the world . The thought of them makes me fall for them more & more, much love to all marines your my favorite.
I was in the airwing, my A and C school roommate/classmate was a scout/sniper dropout. he had already done SOI and failed the swim qual at little creek. For a guy that wanted to be a sniper, he did pretty good in electronics classes. we all had 5 year active duty contracts but he had a 4 year since he signed up as infantry. our schools were about 1.5 years so he got out pretty quickly after joining the fleet. Ahlemeyer, i hope you're doing good, buddy.
They have very different rifles than we used in the 60's and early 70's doing the same thing in Vietnam. M16, M14, and either a Remington 700 or a Winchester 70. Their optics are way more sophisticated than we had. The Starlight scope on an M16 was your night vision system. You had to have a 0300 MOS and qualify as expert. You then got got your 8541MOS added on.
Our MOS was 8541 back in 1984 in Scout Sniper School at Camp LeJeune. We shot a Remington bolt action rifle model 700 with a free floating “Sniper” barrel. Our rounds were a .308 match round. Our sidearm was a 1911. Good times. Semper Fi.
Vous avez tout mon respect car j'ai tiré avec des fusils dit de précision j'ai vite compris à quelle point c'est dur même très très dur j'ai logiquement été écarté car je n'avais pas le niveau je suis français j'ai servi par la suite dans les transmissions en tant que grenadier voltigeur . C'est un métier un vrai métier . You have all my respect because I fired with precision rifles said I quickly understood how hard it is even very very hard I was logically discarded because I did not have the level I am French I later served in the transmissions as grenadier voltigeur . It’s a real job .
It used to be that you couldn’t enlist and go to Scout/Sniper school. You had to complete an enlistment as an O3, then reenlist. A lot of the Special Forces were this way as well. My understanding is that they’ve had difficulties with the quality of applicants since they got away from this.
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@all Lejeune marines(notice the small "m"). You complain about a little rain?? A tick?? LOLOOLOLOLOL!!!! You guys would have never made it in the Kahuku or PTA!!! But Semper Fi anyway!!!
@Rami Hajjar, There is no difference between the Shooter and the Spotter. Both are Scout Snipers from the same Unit. It's simply for a particular mission, one is chosen to carry the Sniper Rifle and the other is chosen to Spot for him.
@@ramihajjar7843 the spotter is usually the senior trained member of the team meaning he is the better shooter and can designate targets better than the shooter if this explains it correctly? But not always. The shooter is only the triggerman and the spotter gives the shooter the dope and wind correction, coriolis effect , distance and target designation etc. that does not mean the shooter does not know what he is doing. They are both excellently trained. Especially the scout snipers. once the team is in position they may swop shooter, spotter every 15 to 30 minutes depending on the conditions, heat or if they are using night vision etc. This is how we did it in the old South African military. I am unsure if they do this in the American military though
@@Andy-Gibb that is not how it's done in the US Military. Both Shooter and Spotter are the same and are interchangeable at any time. Seniority has nothing to do with it. Both are from the same Plt, Both went to the same School, both have same training. I was a Team Leader for a Marine Corps Scout Sniper Platoon. But Andy, I'm very curious, what is the reason for swapping duties every 15-30mins?
@@garynelson9538 we swopped duties every 15 to 30 minutes to prevent eye strain when looking through the scope and or night vision. One would observe and the other rest and then swop back and forth. If something interesting was spotted both would look and monitor what was happening. This way we could stay and play for a few days if needed. We were mostly used to find and observe terrorist bases so we needed to find out info like how many terrs in the base, what uniforms were worn, what time the food was served what time they got up, what time they went to bed. Were there guards and what were the roots the guards walked if there were visitors and how alert was the base etc etc. my longest stint on a base like that was two weeks. We then called in fire-force and blew the bejesus out of the base. I still have all my observation notes and drawings from all my missions. Be aware this was in the early 80s and our night vision was I think Gen 2 at the time.
i spend a lot of time empathizing with a bush... i see... so what are you carrying... aah, just a piss bottle... dam! and my binos... whats that? my binoculars... OOOh, you mean to see far? yeah, dude yeah! you getting it!
They have to be able to do calculations quickly and accurately in their head, the most notable being the ones related to difference in elevation and wind.
it's all training. ...and lots of it. Back in the day, they mixed MOA and mils and that was a beast for calculation because of the conversions. Regardless, training, training, and (you guessed it) more training. Then it becomes second nature. Just like a second language, the more you do it, the easier it gets. ...and then train some more
some simple addition/subtraction and multiplication. Look up the Mils reticle system and that's the crux of the math you'll have to do. There's some more for other stuff but if you can master mils you can handle the rest
@@A_Qwynide Wrong. Basic algebra is used. Looking through a scope is at most 5% of their time. Don't forget being masters at land navigation, converting atmospheric conditions to set their dope, range estimation... I could go on and on...
@@wilfrednabahe3423 ... What do you think basic algebra is? It's addition/subtraction and multiplication of a of a variable. I'm WELL aware of what scout snipers do, considering I've done a sniper indoc, worked along side them for years, and have numerous friends who are/were in STA.
those old 85-41's were some of the most lethal bastards walking on the planet out iffing standing 1' of uncle scammy's better investments semper fi brothers
if you mean them shooting at that little speed boat, there's no one on board. thats a training tool to practice shooting moving targets at sea, whether pirates or Iranian attack boats or drug runners (for coats guard), its a vital skill for snipers deployed on the water.
Can't say except you have to pull your stock weld to run a right hand bolt with your right hand, plus left hand shooting with a rh bolt minimizes excessive movement that can give you away. Makes sense to me, so does a lot of lefties lol
@@geoffhughes225 He says that because I believe the longest confirmed kill by a sniper was Canadian, which is good for him and everyone else. Does it mean they have the best snipers? No.
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@3:40 I'm assuming these Marines are on Deployment, so who in the Hell is yelling at STA Plt?? Or is he yelling at another Units Gunner??......8541 STA2/3. Semper Fi.
Expert marksman? Thats just a basic requirement! The school is easy for those who have ever hunted before. Now lay in the same spot for three days with all the creepy crawlies and piss in the same whole. Dont eat Mexican for 72 hours before a mission, and get out withour being seen. And repeat over and over again. In the heat and freezing temps. Welcome to hunti g season.
Thought about doing the INDOC once but even if i could pass it physically the actual job is miserable. You'll be sitting in your own shit for days just being used as an observation element.
Proud older brother of a Marine scout sniper. My mom always told me he’d kick my ass one day when we get older 😂
Gotta love the brotherly love lol. God Bless your brother 🇺🇸
@@zachplaysallday-zpad5731 thank you!
Snipers are some bad mofos man,few can imagine the dedication it take to be a marine,let alone a marine sniper🤟🏾
they are the best of the best.
It's a hard week just to get into this school I tried and didn't make it more power to these heros
Imagine the hard life they go through just to protect the world . The thought of them makes me fall for them more & more, much love to all marines your my favorite.
oh lay off it no marine I know thinks like that, it is to protect the interests of the UNITED STATES
protect the world, really???
Someone's got to protect the oil fields in Syria... from Syrians
World? From aliens?
Sorry we protect the U.S from any sort of threat. Unfortunately we can’t stop all terrorism around the globe.
I was in the airwing, my A and C school roommate/classmate was a scout/sniper dropout. he had already done SOI and failed the swim qual at little creek. For a guy that wanted to be a sniper, he did pretty good in electronics classes. we all had 5 year active duty contracts but he had a 4 year since he signed up as infantry. our schools were about 1.5 years so he got out pretty quickly after joining the fleet. Ahlemeyer, i hope you're doing good, buddy.
Mo I ok my mind the may be a little late mmtkmktm
They have very different rifles than we used in the 60's and early 70's doing the same thing in Vietnam. M16, M14, and either a Remington 700 or a Winchester 70. Their optics are way more sophisticated than we had. The Starlight scope on an M16 was your night vision system. You had to have a 0300 MOS and qualify as expert. You then got got your 8541MOS added on.
@@diatonicjon1:38 😂🎉😊
it amazes me how few in the US really pay attention to what really goes on in the world. Serves those who do not pay attention right.
I like how I'm watching this in double time and he's still crawling slow.
군대서 연대 직속대루 나갓는데 미해병 스나이퍼 대단합니다.소변 보러 논쪽으로 갓는데 100여미터 되는데서 뭐가 꿈틀 거리길래 소대장 불러서 가봣는데 컥 역시나 스나이퍼 엿습니다. 그때는 스나이퍼가 뭔지도 몰랏는데 영어 잘하는 소대장이 통역 해줘서 알앗습니다.
저격수 화이팅 근데 전쟁이엿쓰면 저한테 발견되 나는 죽는거고 스나이퍼두 위험해 질수이겟죠? 그게 어언 35년전인가 아른거리네요.
the dime shot.....the pink mist.
Our MOS was 8541 back in 1984 in Scout Sniper School at Camp LeJeune. We shot a Remington bolt action rifle model 700 with a free floating “Sniper” barrel. Our rounds were a .308 match round. Our sidearm was a 1911. Good times. Semper Fi.
Vous avez tout mon respect car j'ai tiré avec des fusils dit de précision j'ai vite compris à quelle point c'est dur même très très dur j'ai logiquement été écarté car je n'avais pas le niveau je suis français j'ai servi par la suite dans les transmissions en tant que grenadier voltigeur . C'est un métier un vrai métier . You have all my respect because I fired with precision rifles said I quickly understood how hard it is even very very hard I was logically discarded because I did not have the level I am French I later served in the transmissions as grenadier voltigeur . It’s a real job .
Pretty decent recruitment video. I bet 1 in 5 US high school seniors signed up that year from this video alone.
I would have.
It used to be that you couldn’t enlist and go to Scout/Sniper school. You had to complete an enlistment as an O3, then reenlist. A lot of the Special Forces were this way as well. My understanding is that they’ve had difficulties with the quality of applicants since they got away from this.
Looks cool util it’s time to do it…..I became a sniper back when it was he old MOS (8541) and we used the night desert parkas as ghillie suits….
8541!!!!!!!!!!!!OOORAH!!!! STA2/3
@@garynelson9538 ohhhrraaahhhh STA 2/8
@@garynelson9538 STA.1/8
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I want to be a scout sniper.
What are some aspects on training I would have to focus on to pass easily?
Spotter is always your man is your best man.
Ooorah------As a Corpsman attached to Marines I was attached to STA Plt and Tow's and also helicopter company out of Lejuene
" I LOVE THE CORPS "
I graduated from Marine CORPS Scout Sniper school on 2/24/79 at Camp Lejune Rifle Range . On my 20th Birthday !!!
😂Happy Birthday 🎂
Good to see video of the guys in Australia
That was 1/5 in 2014. Good dudes, fun deployment.
Very nice watching the experts work.
Lejeune...if it ain’t rainin, we ain’t trainin 😂👍
And ticks on the balls.
Camp Geiger , the worlds best men pass through their portals
oooh rahhh
Damn straight spent my whole contract there lol
@all Lejeune marines(notice the small "m"). You complain about a little rain?? A tick?? LOLOOLOLOLOL!!!! You guys would have never made it in the Kahuku or PTA!!!
But Semper Fi anyway!!!
OOORAH Brother’s! Semper Fi 🇺🇸💪💪💪
OORRAAHH USMC 30YR MARSIC SCOUT SNIPER
The best in the world
A sniper has one bullet and multiple targets every click on the map and on the rifle is a life that sniper took
These guys truly are elite. One of the best in the world. If a Scout Sniper was shooting in my direction, I would sh*t my pants.
You would literally shit your pants, because you would be dead lol
The sniper hero ❤❤
King, you all is the best.
Grande Fuzileiro naval muito bom excelente profissional parabéns pelo vídeo 👏👏👏
At 1:02 and 1:14, shots taken, rifle doesn't recoil, ejects live rounds (watch v-e-r-y closely at slow speed. I want a rifle like that!
brass looks pretty dark, maybe some kind of snap cap or inert round.
They’re blanks used for training I believe
We were issued 1911s worked up from the 2112s at Quantico.
David Scheel!!! My boyfriend, awesome Scout Sniper ❤️
RESPECT!
Are spotters also trained as snipers, or do they recieve a different form of training?
@Rami Hajjar, There is no difference between the Shooter and the Spotter. Both are Scout Snipers from the same Unit. It's simply for a particular mission, one is chosen to carry the Sniper Rifle and the other is chosen to Spot for him.
@@garynelson9538 Thanks
@@ramihajjar7843 the spotter is usually the senior trained member of the team meaning he is the better shooter and can designate targets better than the shooter if this explains it correctly? But not always. The shooter is only the triggerman and the spotter gives the shooter the dope and wind correction, coriolis effect , distance and target designation etc. that does not mean the shooter does not know what he is doing. They are both excellently trained. Especially the scout snipers. once the team is in position they may swop shooter, spotter every 15 to 30 minutes depending on the conditions, heat or if they are using night vision etc. This is how we did it in the old South African military. I am unsure if they do this in the American military though
@@Andy-Gibb that is not how it's done in the US Military. Both Shooter and Spotter are the same and are interchangeable at any time. Seniority has nothing to do with it. Both are from the same Plt, Both went to the same School, both have same training. I was a Team Leader for a Marine Corps Scout Sniper Platoon.
But Andy, I'm very curious, what is the reason for swapping duties every 15-30mins?
@@garynelson9538 we swopped duties every 15 to 30 minutes to prevent eye strain when looking through the scope and or night vision. One would observe and the other rest and then swop back and forth. If something interesting was spotted both would look and monitor what was happening. This way we could stay and play for a few days if needed. We were mostly used to find and observe terrorist bases so we needed to find out info like how many terrs in the base, what uniforms were worn, what time the food was served what time they got up, what time they went to bed. Were there guards and what were the roots the guards walked if there were visitors and how alert was the base etc etc. my longest stint on a base like that was two weeks. We then called in fire-force and blew the bejesus out of the base. I still have all my observation notes and drawings from all my missions. Be aware this was in the early 80s and our night vision was I think Gen 2 at the time.
Very good
武器充滿歷戰的損傷痕跡...
護具關結處出現許多磨損...
這種老鍊的戰損氣息~
真是帥呆了....
It is a cool atmosphere
No more Scout Snipers in the Marine Corps, sad day.
For the infrantry, but reconnaissance and marsoc still have them
Sooner or later we will be back
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I want one of those knights armament rifles so bad.
Ótimos disparos👏👏💪
Tu Aye!!!!
i spend a lot of time empathizing with a bush... i see... so what are you carrying... aah, just a piss bottle... dam! and my binos... whats that? my binoculars... OOOh, you mean to see far? yeah, dude yeah! you getting it!
do i need to say more... that dude was awesome!
USAarmy ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ respect
Hello well it is of course incredible to see marine sniper at work the elite you watch mesmerised at what and how they do what they do wow
How good would someone have to be at math to become a scout sniper?
They have to be able to do calculations quickly and accurately in their head, the most notable being the ones related to difference in elevation and wind.
it's all training. ...and lots of it. Back in the day, they mixed MOA and mils and that was a beast for calculation because of the conversions. Regardless, training, training, and (you guessed it) more training. Then it becomes second nature. Just like a second language, the more you do it, the easier it gets. ...and then train some more
some simple addition/subtraction and multiplication. Look up the Mils reticle system and that's the crux of the math you'll have to do. There's some more for other stuff but if you can master mils you can handle the rest
@@A_Qwynide Wrong. Basic algebra is used. Looking through a scope is at most 5% of their time. Don't forget being masters at land navigation, converting atmospheric conditions to set their dope, range estimation... I could go on and on...
@@wilfrednabahe3423 ... What do you think basic algebra is? It's addition/subtraction and multiplication of a of a variable. I'm WELL aware of what scout snipers do, considering I've done a sniper indoc, worked along side them for years, and have numerous friends who are/were in STA.
If I was to become a marine, I’d be a sniper because I wouldn’t have the balls to be in close combat with taliban 🇦🇺❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Most of the time they are only two , in enemy territory , grabbing infos and covering troops movements .... But yeah ... Maybe :)
@@Hyerven yea that’s why I have my up most respect for the soldiers in afghan ❤️
But to be one, you will look into their eyes before you send them to VALHALLA or whatever afterlife they believe in.
Sounds like you don't have the balls to be a sniper either.
@@lm-usmc you have no balls 🏀
those old 85-41's were some of the most lethal bastards walking on the planet out iffing standing 1' of uncle scammy's better investments
semper fi brothers
Indonesia is the world champion of sharpshooters
Why is he aiming at everyone on the ship LMAO
He is in an overwatch position.
@MichaelKingsfordGray due explain.
if you mean them shooting at that little speed boat, there's no one on board. thats a training tool to practice shooting moving targets at sea, whether pirates or Iranian attack boats or drug runners (for coats guard), its a vital skill for snipers deployed on the water.
The helicopter shooting looks like it is both dificult and fun
Love the USMC but this is why there's Coast Guard snipers
May I ask why he takes his thumb off? (6:25)
Well done bro 👍👍👍
When I was in, scout snipers were not issued side arms and we weren't authorized to carry
That’s why we bought our own
Spotter!
Their some bad folks thanks hard work and they are good
American sniper 🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲👍
Just got a toke of Smoky smoke
Ini yang senjata paling aku suka
Sure seems like a lot of left handed shooters, is that the case or is the footage of "weak side" training?
Can't say except you have to pull your stock weld to run a right hand bolt with your right hand, plus left hand shooting with a rh bolt minimizes excessive movement that can give you away. Makes sense to me, so does a lot of lefties lol
I said that then watched closer and everyone is moving their face to clear the bolt. There goes my theory.
Cool!
Don't hurt your ears.
It's inconvenient.
OOORAH BROTHERS 🇺🇸🇺🇸
スコアを記入していましたが的にヒットしたことをどうやって確認していますか？
観測手がみてるんでないか？
American snipers are the best in the world. Best equipped and well trained.
Best snipers are from canada
Based on what information? Best you do research on other countries snipers
@@geoffhughes225 He says that because I believe the longest confirmed kill by a sniper was Canadian, which is good for him and everyone else. Does it mean they have the best snipers? No.
What type of camouflage is dudes jacket at 1:45
MARPAT
I respect Charles Whitman.
Every marine is a sniper.
No the saying is every marine a rifleman
@@ciscojames104
Yes! And Leave no man behind!
He was a criminal
*Are Those Sniper Rifles Q:The Fix?*
No, Its a Remington 700 in a chassis.
@@TAGsten so the Chassis For the 700 Remington is The Fix By Q Basically.
Barrett M82/M107 ?
what scope is the spotter using?
Realita fakta
Just can’t imagine crawling up face to face with nope ropes and discovering ya went through a tick bed. 😬
미군중 스나이퍼는 해병대가 강한듯~~ 미국에 스나이퍼 교육기관이 있는데
거기에 미각군 스나이퍼들이 모여서 교육받는데 수료율이 해병대출신들이 높더군요
네이비씰출신들도 수료못하고 그러던데
That's tough life.
I need this sniper gun ❤❤❤
Good
i always wonder, they have to get bitten by ticks about every 2 seconds lol
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God movie
I don't now
With this hard training and they can't trade marina from Russia but basketballer ufffff
AMEGAN TRON SERAIT DERRIÈRE LE PRÉSIDENT ❤
@3:40 I'm assuming these Marines are on Deployment, so who in the Hell is yelling at STA Plt?? Or is he yelling at another Units Gunner??......8541 STA2/3. Semper Fi.
Looks like qualification shoot
@@georgiobenelli4854 got it!!
@@garynelson9538 H 2/5,, D 3/7. 0311, 0321, 0331, 0341
1969-91
@@garynelson9538 that is the range you come from the Sneeds Ferry base entrance
@@georgiobenelli4854 Semper Fi Brother!!
And finished the socialism for ever
Vijay bhavah...
Expert marksman? Thats just a basic requirement! The school is easy for those who have ever hunted before. Now lay in the same spot for three days with all the creepy crawlies and piss in the same whole. Dont eat Mexican for 72 hours before a mission, and get out withour being seen. And repeat over and over again. In the heat and freezing temps. Welcome to hunti g season.
Comer pasto hangry.. lock
4:35 lol why they pointing a rifle at people?
Hello
فیلم جنگی آلمانی وپارتیزانی خوبی است
I guess they never heard of scout platoons that the ARMY has?
Nope never heard of the girl scouts
WAR SNIPER TALE END....SNIPER TRAP'S
❤️❤️❤️🇺🇸🇺🇸🙏
船でも上下動あるから難しいだろうにヘリから狙撃ってもっと難しいと思うんだけどね
Wish I could've been a Marine Sniper. A legalized serial killer..
Army snipers are a lot Better🥲🤣😂😅🥹😀😃😄😁😆👍🏼🥴
Ok
Thought about doing the INDOC once but even if i could pass it physically the actual job is miserable. You'll be sitting in your own shit for days just being used as an observation element.
Fuck yeah boys
Probably a good thing that only 10% of their job is shooting; most 'Scout Snipers' shoot UNQ on the range.
Says who? You have to have current riffle score of expert on the range.
I used to be a sniper in afghanistan special corp's
Scout sniper
저기서 처음 나오는 스나이퍼가 k계열 저격소총(k14)랑 비슷하게 생겼네요