Family day is always a great day. Parents see the transformation of their child. It was a great day for me as Mom (RIP) came by bus all the way from Los Angeles since we didn't have a car.
no matter how long ago you go through boot camp watching this brings back memories of boot camp. I went through in 1960 and stayed for retirement. SEMPER FI Marines
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It is interesting how many of the DIs and SDIs were from Detroit, MI. I completed boot camp at Parris Island on January 30, 2009 (1st Battalion, Company B, Platoon 1010). We were in that same building on Family Day. I'm from Indiana, but I lived in a suburb of Detroit for over 5 years. It's great to see Detroiters doing big things in the USMC! Semper Fi!
@@A._J_. Detroiters show a lot of grit, given the circumstances surrounding many of them, from birth to adulthood. From bed bug and roach infested furniture and homes, to hearing gunshots on a daily basis, they show a level of heart many people couldn't fathom. (I can personally attest to this.) When I was in the Detroit police academy, the instructors very much valued Marine Corps experience. I am proud to see any citizen of that city join the brother and sisterhood of the Marine Corps.
@@mr.x4036 , interesting. Thanks for the info! I must admit there was an unusually high number of them seemingly being from there. That makes sense now.
lol @11:08, we are all still human. This whole ceremony gave me goosebumps, it all boils down to these young men and women defending our country at the end of the day and I commend and respect them all.
Beautiful memories will never leave or go away. I remember my graduation ceremony like it was yesterday.our drill instructors became a part of our lives always and forever part of us. I still sound off in the morning or evening or shower. My wife still recalls how she felt when she saw me transformed oooooraaaahhhhh what a moment for my parents and I a most proud moment for all of us. We will never back down from a fight or a great chow table, SEMPER FI TO ALL My BROTHERS AMD SISTERS LONG LONG LIVE THE CORPS AND THE MARINES. OOOHHRAHHH.
Graduated Nov 1983 from San Diego. I still remember my family day as the Sunday before graduation. I was happy as hell going to a bowling alley for a "burger meal" and rolling a few games paid by our book of chits. The meal hit me like a train from no junk food in my system. I paid for the soda still burping after we reassembled that afternoon.
As a young 17 year old I joined The Marines making/asking my mother sign for me . If your life isn't going right and you want to change it join the Marines . It isn't easy but no one can ever take the Marine out of you . While I was in bootcamp ( Parris Island)we never had a family day like this.
100% Not sure about college or unsure where is your life headed, the military is an excellent break to figure things out, travel, get discipline, serve your country, get respect, build confidence, learn skills, get huge amounts of college money, and get benefits for life. This only works out if you get an honorable discharge. Please anybody joining, do not F this up because it will haunt you to your grave. The Marines I definitely cannot say is for everyone that's for sure. It was for me though. It was an awesome experience that I cherish to this very day even though I only did 1 tour.
The “sisters” as u say we’re just MMs , marine mattresses hahahaha complete barracks whores meant for the MENs release and spent depositories 😂 FACTS BABY
Wow. Nobody fell over, that's good. I remember I had a Diet Coker and a snickers bar, yeah they were for sale. DIdn't have nobody so walked around, most of the kids weren't even born. lol
I had the opportunity to attend a graduation ceremony at Parris Island with a family of one of my former students. AWESOME ! Thank you for sharing with us! Semper Fi
God Bless our MARINES and families, Thank you all for your HONOR Integrity and keeping USA safe, Love you all & Grateful for all your Service and 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸❤💙🇺🇸💯
OOOOOOOOOORRRRRRRAAAAHHHH Marty did my time from 1989 to 1998 Army from 2000 to 2013 , my time in the Corp was hell but was the best that this great country has
My son told his drill Sargeant that he wasn't scary. You haven't met my Mom. So when we were at family day his drill Sargeant came over and said " where is the dragon lady?
It amazes me how many of them are out of step going into the hall! I am a Navy man(corpsman), trained by DI's and we were never allowed to get out of step when we were marching! Has boot camp gotten that lax? That soft? Don't get me wrong, Marine boot camp is still the toughest, for good reason. I spent 18 years with the Marines, and came to really enjoy my years with them (1970-1989), I pt'ed with them , marched with them, and even stood staff duty watches with them even though I didn't have to. I had midnight watches with the MP's in downtown Jacksonville. I took radar watches in Honduras. I arranged a medevac while on advance party in Korea for the resident Lt Colonel when he developed botulism food poisoning ( he had dinner the night before with a Korean general, the general died). The Marines are the best fighting force in the world. First in, last out!
I graduated from boot camp 1975 and by watching these marines I see the difference between the way we drill and these marines no comparison they are out of step ,they don't swing the arms uniformly, they move their heads allover the place these are supposed to be 3rd phase not first phase
Warriors remember that oath you took before putting on the uniform of the United States of America …And the symbol of the United States of America of which for real warriors do or die trying for the team…And I am a witness that American warriors have paid a priceless cost for the privilege….Freedom and justice for all…..Doc..🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Boot camp is not boot camp it health camp specialless pH d for those who have no work like to present them self and no action help our local post at the corner standing on attention by the flourish shop 🙄🤔🇯🇲 cool running 👌
That dude at 3:15 does not know how to march he didn’t get IT’d enough lmao left hand forward and left leg forward at the same time 💀 need to start a T1
Was at Pi in1966 and I totally agree. They didn't look sharp , everyone had a different hand salute and the drill instructors looked like they were leaning forward and their overs were at different angles no uniformity. Things have changed but still the best fighting force in the world. Congratulations and Semper Fi
not only did I notice it also, I also saw them swing at 4 and 8 instead of keeping it at 6 and 12. Not to also mention the blouses on some were above the boot top edge instead of btwn the 1-2 eyelet. MCO P1020.34(C) in 1983.
Family day is always a great day. Parents see the transformation of their child. It was a great day for me as Mom (RIP) came by bus all the way from Los Angeles since we didn't have a car.
no matter how long ago you go through boot camp watching this brings back memories of boot camp. I went through in 1960 and stayed for retirement. SEMPER FI Marines
Now it's woke BS!!
Except for the useless masks....and woke BS
GOD BLESS EACH AND EVERY ONE OF YOU WELL HAVE FAITH BELIEVED AND TRUST IN GOD ALWAYS FOREVER
(￣^￣)ゞ척!
@@NangNangEE what are ya saying ?
Graduated in 1994 Plt 1017/MCRD SD...still gives me goose bumps seeing the new Marines graduating! Semper Fidelis!
1963 Plt 303/ MCRD SD
@@ivan43rip ...Raaaahhhhh!!!
I am Australian, I love watching how you honour your veterans it is wonderful.
God bless each and every one of y'all thank you for serving our country and God bless your family too always please please be safe and forever and forever have faith believe and trust in God 💯🤴🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Love to see young men and women of America standing up and being proud hoorah y'all Marines now
Hello there how are you doing today 🤩
its a shame there are so few.
It is interesting how many of the DIs and SDIs were from Detroit, MI. I completed boot camp at Parris Island on January 30, 2009 (1st Battalion, Company B, Platoon 1010). We were in that same building on Family Day. I'm from Indiana, but I lived in a suburb of Detroit for over 5 years. It's great to see Detroiters doing big things in the USMC! Semper Fi!
USMC boot camp reminds them of home that's why.
@@A._J_. Detroiters show a lot of grit, given the circumstances surrounding many of them, from birth to adulthood. From bed bug and roach infested furniture and homes, to hearing gunshots on a daily basis, they show a level of heart many people couldn't fathom. (I can personally attest to this.) When I was in the Detroit police academy, the instructors very much valued Marine Corps experience. I am proud to see any citizen of that city join the brother and sisterhood of the Marine Corps.
Not all of them are from Detroit. Most of the male Drill Instructors said they were from Detroit to honor a retired Marine they all knew.
@@mr.x4036 , interesting. Thanks for the info! I must admit there was an unusually high number of them seemingly being from there. That makes sense now.
This drill sergeants are soo ready to fight . Their body language says it all ! Very disciplined!
*Drill instructors not drill Sargents
@@jjnb686 oh ok. Thank you for the correction.. I never knew that. So drill sergeants is just for the army .
Yep that's right
@@inasmith8734 Its all different with the branches
Em. Only they're weaker and slower than Marines. Less combat effective. Because having females is totally not a waste of money.
lol @11:08, we are all still human. This whole ceremony gave me goosebumps, it all boils down to these young men and women defending our country at the end of the day and I commend and respect them all.
Yeah he was my di then went on to be a color sergeant
Beautiful memories will never leave or go away. I remember my graduation ceremony like it was yesterday.our drill instructors became a part of our lives always and forever part of us. I still sound off in the morning or evening or shower. My wife still recalls how she felt when she saw me transformed oooooraaaahhhhh what a moment for my parents and I a most proud moment for all of us. We will never back down from a fight or a great chow table, SEMPER FI TO ALL My BROTHERS AMD SISTERS LONG LONG LIVE THE CORPS AND THE MARINES. OOOHHRAHHH.
@@foreignfrijole4119he was a DI on one of our lower decks
CONGRATULATIONS!! I was there 10 yrs ago - what a FANTASTIC day!!
I can never get to much watching any military boot camp graduations or family days. But the USMC are the best.
Graduated Nov 1983 from San Diego. I still remember my family day as the Sunday before graduation. I was happy as hell going to a bowling alley for a "burger meal" and rolling a few games paid by our book of chits. The meal hit me like a train from no junk food in my system. I paid for the soda still burping after we reassembled that afternoon.
India Company Honor Platoon 3072. Thank you for posting this. Oct 1st 2021
in 1982 we didn't get a "family day". We got to dress in our wool Alphas and thrash in the discipline pit. Good times.
As a young 17 year old I joined The Marines making/asking my mother sign for me .
If your life isn't going right and you want to change it join the Marines . It isn't easy but no one can ever take the Marine out of you .
While I was in bootcamp ( Parris Island)we never had a family day like this.
100%
Not sure about college or unsure where is your life headed, the military is an excellent break to figure things out, travel, get discipline, serve your country, get respect, build confidence, learn skills, get huge amounts of college money, and get benefits for life. This only works out if you get an honorable discharge. Please anybody joining, do not F this up because it will haunt you to your grave.
The Marines I definitely cannot say is for everyone that's for sure. It was for me though. It was an awesome experience that I cherish to this very day even though I only did 1 tour.
Oh Wow it's very Respectful 🙏
I love ❤ watching the American Soldiers
Program. GOD BLESS each and every 🙏 ❤ ♥ One of You...I Salute you 🙏 All
Love the US Marines with their John Wayne walk...🇺🇲
still the finest America has to offer....the marine corps stands out so far above and beyond the other branches of the military.
Sorry, but they have all bled for this country. I have great respect for all the branches in America's family tree.
Simplemente, sois los mejores. Desde un pueblito de la provincia de Segovia, España, enhorabuena por la marcialidad.
I remember Navy Waves 👋 Bainbridge MD. 1964 .Anchors Aweigh!!!!!
More Awesome Devildog's. America is Proud. Our Amazing Warrior's
usmc is a brotherhood.
What about sister hood
The “sisters” as u say we’re just MMs , marine mattresses hahahaha complete barracks whores meant for the MENs release and spent depositories 😂 FACTS BABY
I did not know we had a family day, after graduation we got on the cattle cars and headed to ITR
To think that if this country gets in trouble, these children will be the 1st to protect it!
They’re mean marines
Wow. Nobody fell over, that's good. I remember I had a Diet Coker and a snickers bar, yeah they were for sale. DIdn't have nobody so walked around, most of the kids weren't even born. lol
what the fuck are you talking about?
I had the opportunity to attend a graduation ceremony at Parris Island with a family of one of my former students. AWESOME ! Thank you for sharing with us! Semper Fi
Hello 👋 Alima. How are you doing? Hope you are fine, I'm Mark Clifford and am from Denver Colorado. You seem like a real country girl
Graduated September 2001, you appreciate it more when you get out.
God Bless our MARINES and families, Thank you all for your HONOR Integrity and keeping USA safe, Love you all & Grateful for all your Service and 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸❤💙🇺🇸💯
Detroit Michigan and Baton Rouge are all the hats!
I didn't have anyone come on family day.
OOOOOOOOOORRRRRRRAAAAHHHH Marty did my time from 1989 to 1998 Army from 2000 to 2013 , my time in the Corp was hell but was the best that this great country has
My son told his drill Sargeant that he wasn't scary. You haven't met my Mom. So when we were at family day his drill Sargeant came over and said " where is the dragon lady?
That's too funny. My grandson enlisted, and he has always called me cannon ball. 🥰🥰🥰🥰💌💌
Precision. Beauty. I'm a 4th Battalion Marine. This made me happy
❤Dios los cuide a todos los que han decidido Servir a este Pais especially mis 2 hijos Marines ❤
WHOA !!! Indeed , SALUTE ! From a USN Machinists Mate
Ret,
That "quiet march" is so stealthy - you cover so much ground.
It amazes me how many of them are out of step going into the hall! I am a Navy man(corpsman), trained by DI's and we were never allowed to get out of step when we were marching! Has boot camp gotten that lax? That soft? Don't get me wrong, Marine boot camp is still the toughest, for good reason. I spent 18 years with the Marines, and came to really enjoy my years with them (1970-1989), I pt'ed with them , marched with them, and even stood staff duty watches with them even though I didn't have to. I had midnight watches with the MP's in downtown Jacksonville. I took radar watches in Honduras. I arranged a medevac while on advance party in Korea for the resident Lt Colonel when he developed botulism food poisoning ( he had dinner the night before with a Korean general, the general died). The Marines are the best fighting force in the world. First in, last out!
@@plantlife1615 LOL!! I go way back to 1970! Nothing soft about a DI back then! Memories! LOL Thanks for the reply
Don't forget us Seabees🤗
@@gordoneagle9443 Who could forget you guys!! LOL You're an unforgettable bunch!!
@@rodneyjaynes2485 yeah, that's why they used to call us Marine rejects!😝🤣
Ssssshhhh we are only aloud to say positive things here....
I graduated from boot camp 1975 and by watching these marines I see the difference between the way we drill and these marines no comparison they are out of step ,they don't swing the arms uniformly, they move their heads allover the place these are supposed to be 3rd phase not first phase
Thank you for your services. God bless you all!
Yes 👏👏👏 Thank You 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
3077 was my AF Basic Flight number at Lackland AFB in 1968 - 1969.
Wow all the India Company SDIs were from Detroit
You can feel the pride here. Truly an achievement.
My best friend, It's always great. I wish you every day of your development.
Thank you ❤️ to all People Amen Godbless
2:17 third guy from the back rocking some gunny sleeves lmao
Did adding the crucible level the testing so it's easier for everyone to get the required results? 1975 is when I was on the yellow Footprints.
MY BROTHER IN LAW SERVED 30 YEARS IN THE MARINE CORP HIS FINAL RANK IS GUNNERY SERGEANT HONORABLY DISCHARGE
Thanks for sharing. 謝謝分享，南無阿彌陀佛。
Reminds me of being there with Jeff once a long time ago
I always admire to join the US forces 🇺🇸
Detroit and Baton Rouge crank out USMC DIs😁🦅🇺🇸
This must be San Diego, because I went through Paris Island in 68 and we never had a family day!
We are the Marines.......me... ROKMC 1990, my son ROKMC 2017........
Marines is forever mean you born Marines and died Marines, Hooray, United States North America Marines Corp.🇺🇸🦅
I do not recall so many Marines out of step. Granted this slow cadence is tough to march to, but really there is no excuse for this.
Aloottta DIs from Detroit. Sheeeeesh. Detroit makes Drill Instructors up there in the old Ford factories?!
British style arms and knees all the way up
Whole lotta Homey's from MoTown!!! OOORAH!
I really want to be a soldier, but I can’t pass my ASVAB test 😂😂
Go dig ditches dummy. There’s honor in that too.
Warriors remember that oath you took before putting on the uniform of the United States of America …And the symbol of the United States of America of which for real warriors do or die trying for the team…And I am a witness that American warriors have paid a priceless cost for the privilege….Freedom and justice for all…..Doc..🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Liberty!!! Nobody doesn't better than the Marines.
Oohrah m brothers.
A lot of drill
Instructors from Detroit
Та-ра-ба-пам, пам.
Та-ра-ба-пам, пам.
Тааа-бара-пам,пам...
Boot camp is not boot camp it health camp specialless pH d for those who have no work like to present them self and no action help our local post at the corner standing on attention by the flourish shop 🙄🤔🇯🇲 cool running 👌
Детский сад (девчонки заигрались) дичь какая. Ржал до слез!
One of my many speech therapists
This is amazing.
what's your favorite songs hooray hooray or any
Isn't that Brunswick New York,and company in only.what happen
i bet that's wonderful
What the heck were the DI saying, I never heard this before, sounds like jungle bunny bull...
Our Héroes,very diciplined.
That dude at 3:15 does not know how to march he didn’t get IT’d enough lmao left hand forward and left leg forward at the same time 💀 need to start a T1
Excellent brothers👍
я подумал что это эстонцы🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
First to fight for right and freedom….. unless It is against masking and forced vaccinations.
Iran is gonna **** y’all up
What the F, is this a singing class. My DI's never sounded like this. 😂😅🤣
Back in the 60's if we had marched that poorly we would have been "duck walked" to shame us.
Was at Pi in1966 and I totally agree. They didn't look sharp , everyone had a different hand salute and the drill instructors looked like they were leaning forward and their overs were at different angles no uniformity. Things have changed but still the best fighting force in the world. Congratulations and Semper Fi
Tyler breeds heroes
What the hell is family day? They didn't have family day when I was in.
We got to see family at Graduation.
What the hell is with WM's swinging there arms so far back?
not only did I notice it also, I also saw them swing at 4 and 8 instead of keeping it at 6 and 12. Not to also mention the blouses on some were above the boot top edge instead of btwn the 1-2 eyelet. MCO P1020.34(C) in 1983.
Sounds like marine opera.
Interesting the color guard is carrying M14's. It must say something about what the Marines think is the best weapon.
I remember when the new Marines marched in to beating drums, when did that stop?
This isn't graduation.
@@davidwarner3326 no shit, I can tell. When I marched in for family day, we marched in with drums playing.
@@2Tall03XX, well, ya know, we didn't have beating drums for my family day. When did they add it?
@@davidwarner3326 idk, I graduated from PI in 2011.
one damm minute to watch family day,youve got to be kidding,not worth it for less the 60 seconeds
Please a woman now for me being Captain Junior and born in 87 and still alive today
Thank you all for your service new subcriber
Marines march so funny!
if they could still march in step, it would be nice. And don't pinch the mouse's tail, which screams so comically at the beginning
Love this
Interessante o caqueado. Meio abaitolado, mas interessante.
So anxious my head is aching.........adoption
It sounds like they’re singing but I know they’re not
1:27 is she the DI trainee from the business insider video covering the DI school? 🤯
hey some of the DI's are actually in step with the grunts - not sure what language they are using mind!
SEMPER FI 11-1962 to 11-1968 AND FOREVER
Can someone please tell me what the DI is saying. I love their voices, btw and I'm curious.
Sudan MM Madusa Davinci, NAMES ALMAMATER, gold ONE, Star, Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas.
Go usmc!! Usmc and 🇺🇸
That’s dope 🫡