Throw in a few squat thrusts , side straddle hips, and some front back go action too 🤪. Although I’ve heard that front back go is no longer authorized. Those sucked the worst
RAZZLE DAZZLE is a two-part command consisting of the preparatory command "RAZZLE" followed by the command of execution "DAZZLE." upon the command of execution "DAZZLE," the formation will proceed to ring around the rosies with a pocketful of posies until arriving at the starting position & upon which, will proceed as before.
@@raphaela7881 at DS school they have to memorize the blocks of instruction word-for-word, which is what I tried to parody. most regulations that describe procedures are also written in the same kind of boring, formal format.
Good to see good Soldiers executing what they have learned from their training. Great Job Drill Sergeant. I would have given you a run for your money with my platoon. All kidding aside great job Soldiers good to see Soldier posting something positive and professional on UA-cam.
Pretty sure we called them “drill sergeant” from the day we got off of the bus. And I think it’s fairly obvious that they may have done this a time or two.
@@tritontransport 😂 off the bus information,1 Pvt did something wrong and was told to get down and beat your face, got down and started slapping himself 😂😂
AIT Infantry Drill Sergeant at Ft Dix, NJ, 67-68. None of that is in FM 22-5, Drill & Ceremonies. ... Looks more like outakes from the movie, 'Stripes' to me.
@@ZadeMeadowsLittleMouse you are going to do awesome. Just remember to allow yourself to be molded. Your instructors are there to teach you how things are done and why. If you don’t like the way something is being done, there’s a saying in the military to remember always. “If you don’t like the way things are being done, get promoted and change it!” I am Army and don’t know a whole lot about the Navy but If you have any questions, let me know.
@@abrahamaguirre2401 Awww thank you!! I will keep this in mind when I go to boot camp!! I want to become the best damn Sailor I know I can be!! I definitely will ask you question if I have any!! Thank you for serving our country!! Hooyah!! 💖💖
It has to be that good or else! Otherwise you go to the sand pit and have some “incentive training” afterwards 🥴. One of the biggest things drill sergeants (DI in the marines)are rated on is their ability to train trainees/recruits D&C. It is a rather big deal in both branches
Uh! The first squad leader was a bit off but it was a good showing. Move too much during inspection arms for me. I also wanted to see a stutter step into a dazzle dazzle. Lol 😂
@@BergXX23 the DS needs to take full 30” steps too thats what i meant by “all of them” he’s taking like 5” steps while the rest are literally just half stepping the whole time😂
That was actually pretty damn dope, alot of the dnc competitions on UA-cam are all jacked up but this one was pretty on point minus the extra stuff that isn't doctrine
Wow 😮. I did four 1996 to 2000 and I still know and remember how to do all of it. One of the first things I did about 3 years ago when I bought an AR 15 was to see if I remembered how to do inspection arms and…….yep like riding a bicycle
Wow that drill sergeant and his attention to detail. It's all for nothing, you hardly ever do drill in your 1st duty station. Only during morning pt for a minute or so, or during a cha get of command ceremony or during a brigade/division runnwhich I hated. If you go to BLC you have to learn all this all over again. I ETS over a year and half ago and all these commands sounded pretty much brand new to me as I forgot 80% of it.
Depends on the type of unit you go to. Some units emphasize more on D&C than others do. Go to a line unit, and you're completely correct. Focus there is on prepping for deployment and coming back home alive. Part of a Honor Guard or something similar, you're doing this day in and day out.
They do it better, lol. But each branch seems to have their own standards for Drill and Ceremony. For Army, that looks damn good. *From the Great Place.*
Damn wtf! Showing marines what’s up. My d&c was iconically bad(our drill didn’t give af, we were busy training) that we got recognized for the worst d&c.
According to TC 3-21.5, you do not call left flank after calling a right flank. The appropriate way to continue the direction of march from a right/left flank is forward march. Everyone in the Army has been making that mistake for years.
I absolutely hated this shit. I stepped in a prairie dog hole and broke my ankle during a night FTX ( If you've ever been stationed at Ft. Sill Ok then you already know) and didn't go to TMC for fear of being recycled. So I carried on hoping it'd get better, managed to hide the pain during PT/ruck marches with the army's "cure all" motrin and then d and c training came up. my stupid ass looked like a new born giraffe out there stumbling around with that broken ankle. DS pulled me out of formation and told me drill and ceremony just wasn't for me and made me go sit on the bleachers. I remember feeling like shit and then perking after realizing this dog and pony show type shit counts for fuck all down range and that I was squared away in all the other areas that counted.I graduated and got it taken care of in AIT.
What they don't show you is the thousands of pushups it takes to get to this point lol!
Don't forget iron mikes and duck walking. That use to fix me right up. Push ups I use to pray for.
Throw in a few squat thrusts , side straddle hips, and some front back go action too 🤪. Although I’ve heard that front back go is no longer authorized. Those sucked the worst
clearly not enough pushups considering that not even their drill knows how to take full 30” steps or get those damn knees up
I'm still sore!!!🙏😵💫🪖
@@themosinguy6508 🙄
That was amazing. Props to everyone in that formation particularly the DS.
Cool
Preparatory command: Razzle. Command of execution: Dazzle. Haha 😝
RAZZLE DAZZLE is a two-part command consisting of the preparatory command "RAZZLE" followed by the command of execution "DAZZLE." upon the command of execution "DAZZLE," the formation will proceed to ring around the rosies with a pocketful of posies until arriving at the starting position & upon which, will proceed as before.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 you sound just like a drill sergeant of mine
@@raphaela7881 at DS school they have to memorize the blocks of instruction word-for-word, which is what I tried to parody. most regulations that describe procedures are also written in the same kind of boring, formal format.
They killed it at the end with the dress and cover. Awesome unison and discipline 🔥🔥
O M F G ! Great job guys! That was low-key motivational! Outstanding! DS had the perfect cadence voice.
These guys genuinely practiced for a week. On Sand Hill, we "practiced all week" the day before lol
Good to see good Soldiers executing what they have learned from their training. Great Job Drill Sergeant. I would have given you a run for your money with my platoon. All kidding aside great job Soldiers good to see Soldier posting something positive and professional on UA-cam.
That was awesome. I really thought D&C had gone the way of the dinosaurs in my Army. You guys proved me wrong.🔥👍
Memories😩my exercise this am.
You know it’s legit because every so often you can hear the cameraman spit out his dip
Agreeing with you as I spit some dip lol.
They referred to their leader as "Drill Sergeant," which leads me to think these are end-cycle trainees. Excellent job, all around.
Pretty sure we called them “drill sergeant” from the day we got off of the bus. And I think it’s fairly obvious that they may have done this a time or two.
@@chrisbradford2808 umm 🤔 yes we in fact did because if you didn’t you started pushing the landscape below you
Even some high ranking nco calls a drill sgt when they see the hat lma
@@skrmnghrd4520 yes, or how are you doing Drill?
@@tritontransport 😂 off the bus information,1 Pvt did something wrong and was told to get down and beat your face, got down and started slapping himself 😂😂
AIT Infantry Drill Sergeant at Ft Dix, NJ, 67-68. None of that is in FM 22-5, Drill & Ceremonies. ... Looks more like outakes from the movie, 'Stripes' to me.
👏 Exactly lol. What gave it away? Razzle dazzle?
That damn private moving before the preparatory commands given is really pissing me off in the first squad squad leader position
I was Delta 1-48 -- soon as I heard Dragoons -- my eyes and ears perked up
Thought this looked familiar then realized this was my Company. Time flies.
It’s the Razzle/Dazzle for me 😂
that was very impressive such perfect formation almost as if the soldiers were dancing
That “Razzle Dazzle” Tho
🔥🔥
1:56 2:03 it sounded like all of those soldiers said “YEET!” All at once
This looked amazing!! I can’t wait to be able to do this!! I leave the Navy boot camp September 23!! Hooyah!! 💖
@@ZadeMeadowsLittleMouse you are going to do awesome. Just remember to allow yourself to be molded. Your instructors are there to teach you how things are done and why. If you don’t like the way something is being done, there’s a saying in the military to remember always. “If you don’t like the way things are being done, get promoted and change it!” I am Army and don’t know a whole lot about the Navy but If you have any questions, let me know.
@@abrahamaguirre2401 Awww thank you!! I will keep this in mind when I go to boot camp!! I want to become the best damn Sailor I know I can be!! I definitely will ask you question if I have any!! Thank you for serving our country!! Hooyah!! 💖💖
That was lit!! Never seen anything like that
Watch the marines they're better.
It has to be that good or else! Otherwise you go to the sand pit and have some “incentive training” afterwards 🥴. One of the biggest things drill sergeants (DI in the marines)are rated on is their ability to train trainees/recruits D&C. It is a rather big deal in both branches
Great video, could you please preview the english subtitles down Screen for the calling commands
Love this video Love these guys
Excellent work!
Thank you
God bless the US Military
Wait does anyone know how to explain counting off command? I dont understand it
There was a master Sergeant or first Sergeant somewhere in the mix on this one
Good Job. It gave me more of a marching band impression than drill., but still a good performance.
Maybe I have some kinda audio lag, but seems like he's calling left on the right foot? Or was this being filmed in the Bizzaro world?
RAZZE... DAZZLE
O M G! This is the Best!!
Me learning from this video for my DNC test next week (I'm in BLC, i needed a good video on where to find a right flank and rear march example lol)
R’s on the right foot, not insulting your intelligence as this is over 17 years now ‘05-6’ we started wearing the stone camouflage uniform 😂
Uh! The first squad leader was a bit off but it was a good showing. Move too much during inspection arms for me. I also wanted to see a stutter step into a dazzle dazzle. Lol 😂
Let’s go us army!! That was amazing
I’d like to possibly use this clip for a future video on my channel. Is this your video?
Sure can. I talked to the featured DS and he’s ok with it. It is my video. Appreciate the heads up
USA Cadence the beat is on 2 and 4 . Fascinating
I cant be the only one here noticing the DS botching the "left right left" part right? He was calling out LEFT while coming down with his right foot.
maybe if they all took full 30” steps like they’re supposed to the drill could call it on the correct foot
@@themosinguy6508 they march to the DS, not the other way around
@@BergXX23 the DS needs to take full 30” steps too thats what i meant by “all of them” he’s taking like 5” steps while the rest are literally just half stepping the whole time😂
@@themosinguy6508 valid point lol.
Very impressive. My respects.
Very good!!!
Well done!
That was beautiful
That shit was noooiiiiccceeee 🔥 🔥 🔥
His boy was made for this
Is this Ft Leonard Wood?
It is
@@abrahamaguirre2401 Thought that parking lot looked familiar. 20 years later...
hey dad..., umm y I still gota be in Dc?
They are really good 😊
Did they change the commands since I was in?
A 1-48 classic, 2nd platoon reapers won this cycle!!!
Damn he hit em with the RAZZLE DAZZLE
@1:06 you call that best?
@4:56 thats how long he held his dip spit for us
Lol. Here we gooo lol. Let me guess, your plt, or this branch or I know someone or really just show me some attention comments lol. I got you baby boo
@@abrahamaguirre2401 PoGs smh.
@@alphaomega8373 awww. Thats cute lol. “PoGs 🤤😵💫🥴🤡” lol. Ok ok. You’ve had enough attention, don’t want to spoil you. ✌️
@@abrahamaguirre2401 Cool your "woke" alert down Rex. Wasn't that serious.
Dang that was good!!!
Wish my company was this much of a stickler on D&C and not completely undisciplined
Very smooth
they betterfuckin PIVOT!!! Glorious.
DS Faber A 1-48 Fort leonard Wood
DS McKay D-310 Fort Leonard Wood. Made us go from shit stain to maggots in 2 weeks.
On Cover they raise their right or left arm??
Left arm. While facing to the right
That was actually pretty damn dope, alot of the dnc competitions on UA-cam are all jacked up but this one was pretty on point minus the extra stuff that isn't doctrine
You have to up the rest of the competition a little bit by throwing in things only your platoon would know ;)
I miss doing this shit.
Army has Standard commands then the Marines nobody understands them unless you're in the Marines.
Good movement looks like a bit of anticipation going on but I can't complaim
I did just for me and you! classic remaid
😎😍l love the army
Is that bad I did 17 years in the reserves and been out 6 years and forgot alot of thus stuff?
Wow 😮. I did four 1996 to 2000 and I still know and remember how to do all of it. One of the first things I did about 3 years ago when I bought an AR 15 was to see if I remembered how to do inspection arms and…….yep like riding a bicycle
@@tritontransport nice
Definitely not an infantry unit. They’re pretty good though.
It's a basic training platoon
Where in the title did it say infantry??
😂 awww. Infantry so much better huh? Lol. I’m not even going there
@@abrahamaguirre2401 - What you talking about? 11B all screwed up compaired
to this guys is what I was trying to say. 🤣
@@rcr3158 😂 i see what you did there now 😂
I cant blv i miss this..But i do because it was the best thing I EVER Did..HOOAH!!
TY Drill Sgts Little, Tietsort, and Cox.
Wunderbar! Der amerikanische Marschschritt ist so eine Art von Spaziergang, richtig?
Aahhh good ol' Lost in the Woods.
When humans become machines
Badass!
That was just so 😩
So jealous. I have so much to offer
Well done
I went to the army. It was nothing like this.
I can fight for this drill sergeant. Our army is a joke.
nice!
Left left left left rightttttt left left
Good command voice
Good Job DS
nice
🔥 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Colmado 25 Ayendy 00
Damn the Video is not even ten seconds through and I just see everyone flagging each other, hell naww
Lol.
How?
Close interval dress right dress
Chewed up
Lol
DS Faber!!!
by squad rear march????? wowwwwww
and what every that was at 4:43 amazing. DS must be the most patient DS.
okey it keeps on coming....
The best is on the two in the American military. Your left your left
Looks like Benning to me.
I HATED Sand Hill lol
Wow that drill sergeant and his attention to detail. It's all for nothing, you hardly ever do drill in your 1st duty station. Only during morning pt for a minute or so, or during a cha get of command ceremony or during a brigade/division runnwhich I hated. If you go to BLC you have to learn all this all over again. I ETS over a year and half ago and all these commands sounded pretty much brand new to me as I forgot 80% of it.
I got out in 2013 and still remember all of this.
Depends on the type of unit you go to. Some units emphasize more on D&C than others do. Go to a line unit, and you're completely correct. Focus there is on prepping for deployment and coming back home alive. Part of a Honor Guard or something similar, you're doing this day in and day out.
yes sir in the 82nd this was sop every morning
WHAT THE HECK IS A BY- SQUAD- REAR- MARCH😂
Watch the video again
@@abrahamaguirre2401 yea that helps dude
I mean you heard the command, you SAW the demonstration. Umm what else do you need? You need it by the numbers or step by step?
@@abrahamaguirre2401 calm down pissy pants
@@bentlyattano8438 😂😂. That’s it?? Come on. You can do better than that. I believe in you!!
That's nothing. We had a company sized competition back in the day. We won.
👏
This is 😁 😂 😀
Lol. You’re profile picture of a substandard “SOLDIER” is 😁😂😄
🤣🤣🤣😂
@@abrahamaguirre2401 Actually I'm a former US Marine that picture is just me joking around. 😆 don't get upset because I laughed at the Army marching
@@abrahamaguirre2401 Soldier? I think not! 😆
@@darrylwashington6824 lol. Who said I was mad ? And no duh. That’s why the caps for “soldier”. I know y’all love being called that. 🤦🏽♂️
Pretty dialed
I'm surprised there isn't a Jarhead Marine here commenting they do it better!
They do it better, lol. But each branch seems to have their own standards for Drill and Ceremony. For Army, that looks damn good.
*From the Great Place.*
We DO drill better!!! Hahahaha
@@jarheadmarine5655 Of course you have tiny women mixed in that will never see a day of combat in their lives. A waste of training and resources!
@@jarheadmarine5655 Well, the Army would be better at drill too, if, like you Gomers, we did it constantly. 😀
Dude's tall.
Damn wtf! Showing marines what’s up. My d&c was iconically bad(our drill didn’t give af, we were busy training) that we got recognized for the worst d&c.
This is trash compared to the Marines. Not even close. 😂😂
run of the mill DNC
Nothing like back in your days right
Not bad for coeds
According to TC 3-21.5, you do not call left flank after calling a right flank. The appropriate way to continue the direction of march from a right/left flank is forward march. Everyone in the Army has been making that mistake for years.
The training circular never once says that. Reference section 7-49.
I absolutely hated this shit. I stepped in a prairie dog hole and broke my ankle during a night FTX ( If you've ever been stationed at Ft. Sill Ok then you already know) and didn't go to TMC for fear of being recycled. So I carried on hoping it'd get better, managed to hide the pain during PT/ruck marches with the army's "cure all" motrin and then d and c training came up. my stupid ass looked like a new born giraffe out there stumbling around with that broken ankle. DS pulled me out of formation and told me drill and ceremony just wasn't for me and made me go sit on the bleachers. I remember feeling like shit and then perking after realizing this dog and pony show type shit counts for fuck all down range and that I was squared away in all the other areas that counted.I graduated and got it taken care of in AIT.