Claiming The Title Of Marine: Battalion Commander's Inspection
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
- The commanding officer of 2nd Recruit Training Battalion, inspects Marines with Golf Company, 2nd Recruit Training Battalion at Marine Corps Logistics Base (MCLB) Albany, Georgia.
The Battalion Commander’s Inspection is the final step in the training process, It evaluates that the Marine is indeed ready to graduate.
During the inspection, the inspecting officer or drill instructor evaluates the Marine’s appearance in uniform while the Marine is asked questions on Marine Corps knowledge, such as the maximum effective range of their rifle and the proper measurements of uniform articles, such as belt length and trouser length.
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Credits: Scott Smolinski
that was my platoon. the reason we didn't do the inspection in our Alphas are because we had gotten evacuated because of hurricane Mathew. we didn't have our dress uniforms or service uniforms. so the only uniform we had were our woodlands.
Justin Solorio thanks for serving our country👍👍😄😄
I remember hearing about that. Thanks for clarifying
That makes sense
Thank you for your service❤
I know that officer. That's Colonel Centeno. He was a Lieutenant colonel when I was in PI. Good memories
Anyone remember what time this is typically held at? Morning? Or afternoon?
What happens if u fail u don’t graduate
You get dropped from the military I believe
That’s ice cold at least let them have another chance
@@devioustea Wrong. If you are already a Marine past the Crucible then you just get recycled to the next junior company of Marines.
No it’s almost impossible to fail realistically the drill instructors set you up by that point to where you basically cannot fail
Serving as an officer in Tank, Infantry, and Arty battalions, I found the procedure of snapping the rifle out of the Marines hands a bit sluggish at best. Not what we did with 1/4, 3rd Tanks, or 4/11. Must be the "Progressive Marine Corps". Not fiction but fact from Captain Clark's Almanac.
Why aren't they doing their battalion commander inspection in their service Alphas?
Sean I was about to say the same thing
That just means this isn’t real i just graduated boot camp January 5th of 2018 at MCRD and we were in our service alphas for both company and battalion inspection
New Corps 🙄
They were aboard MCLB Albany, GA. Parris Island had been evacuated because of Hurricane Matthew.
@@LeighDZ87 they were evacuated because of hurricane Matthew, think before you speak
What questions are u asked?
They can ask you anything they want, but it's usually something to do with the Marine Corps like general orders or whatever. They're mostly looking for bearing, that's why they make you scream your knowledge all day everyday in boot camp.
I’m 9 and I know the first general order and that is to take charge of this post and all government property in view
God bless you 🌹🌹🌹
Some 100 year old standard.
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cool beautiful shape
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Fast food either Treats at Petron
Im sorry all cool, but why THE HELL did someone let the commanding officer look like trash in front of his battalion??
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No rear iron sight on that rifle. Fail. Recycle the entire class.
79dogface back to the mancave, Chief in Chair
Loose weapon control
Lame... no snap and pop...
No discipline....moving in ranks