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Phrases To Learn For Kapooka║HTSK Episode 5
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- Опубліковано 18 лют 2017
- Kapooka and its natives, the 1RTB instructors, have developed a language spoken throughout the army but endemic to the place where it all begins. Here is some of that language.
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Adapted from a video posted over a year ago, the How To Survive Kapooka (HTSK) series aims to prepare aspiring Australian soldiers for their basic training at 1 RTB, Kapooka.
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Feeling nostalgic today
I'll never forget 'HALLWAY 5' (Alpha Coy)
Leave a pocket unzipped? You just killed your entire platoon
King Cleaner!
Master Chefs!
Lights, lockers and keys!
All the unique insults you'll only hear at Kapooka, one of my mates was referred to as having "a face like a kicked in biscuit tin"
Queen Latrine!!
The best advice I think you can give anyone is just put one foot in front of the other.
And keep doing it.
Hundreds of thousands of other people have managed to do it and you will too.
The phrase that I hated to hear the most was "push up position ready!"
Fuck me too true. Our PTI's hated us. Heard it too many times.
Luke Barnett ye they hated 4 Pl
When you hear the word "left" that is code for something regarding a "left".
Like - left turn, means turn to your left.
Left right left right, put your left foot on the ground when you hear left, put your right foot on the ground when you hear - right.
The code is very complex but if you listen and accept the Corporal is always correct, you will eventually understand the code.
^ I like it ^
“I don’t care if a bunch of Oompa Loompas jump out of the bushes over there and start dancing on that table. You will pay attention to me. 😂
Stop! Go! Ready!
Takes me right back to '94.
One that I would of said would of been "From here..." when you form up outside your rooms.
My List M "FROM HERE, YOU ARE TO BE DRESSED IN SCUNGIE CAMS WITH EMBELLISHMENTS!"
Yooo I'm feeling so bloody anxious! My enlistment is tomorrow morning, shit's about to finally happen for me. I'm so excited and nervous at the same time.I've bought all the extra stuff you've recommended in a previous video like extra pens and electrical tape. Cheers for all the tips! Hopefully I'll be marching out in 81 days :D
No0bish1 Tell how you go in 80 days.
Hope all is well mate, I hope you're travelling fine and let us know how you go!
Hey guys, I've managed to survive Kapooka! I've recently marched out on May 12 from Bravo Company 14 Platoon. It's been a hell of a ride but thank god it's over! I'm now at Puckapunyal the School of Armour to do my initial employment training. Any questions, hit me up and I'll try to get back to you when I can.
How was it all? And how strict are they with ironing and making your bed? :D
It's definitely an experience like no other. You're just not a normal person if you can't wait to get out of there. The hardest part for me was being deprived of the normal things you take for granted like music, napping when you're tired, unwinding at the end of the day on your computer or watching TV, seeing your mates and family etc. But that's the point. It's a place where you learn how to deal with having these things taken away from you for a long period of time while being made to feel miserable, especially in the first couple of weeks. Your section commanders will purposefully try to make your life very difficult for seemingly the stupidest reasons. However over time your experience there will slowly become easier and you become more accustomed to the way things are run etc. Every single morning you will shave, get dressed, make your bed, have breakfast, brush your teeth and usually do barracks maintenance/cleaning. Your uniform is to always be ironed prior to wearing it.
The very first night of 1 rtb is something youll never forget for the rest of your life(at least for me) once you get through that first night you will be mentally prepared for the rest of the training that follows. Served for 6 years rest is history..
at boot camp can you refer to the corporals and bombadiers as just simply "Sir or Ma'am" ?
@@BudgetGainsByJJ no. You can’t. They’re pretty strict about it too. Only officer and warrant officers you may call sir/madam.
@@ChasinOneTwelve Thanks for the reply. Is it literally constant hell over there like the Marine Corps?
@@BudgetGainsByJJ there is a high level of disciple, however it’s not like the corps where they’re constantly screaming to put you off. The training runs pretty smoothly as long as you don’t mess up!
@@ChasinOneTwelve I’m thinking about doing army or RAAF. I like all military branches, I’m fit and all that but I don’t know if I got what it takes to be in the army. Seems rather mentally too tough for me.
Thanks for your input
very interesting series , I've subscribed , both my grandparents served in w w two they met at the old Heidelberg rehab hospital , I'm getting older now and am getting toward the cut off age for adf recruitment maybe I should make my move and join before it's too late and regret not doing it while I had a chance !
OMFG, hallway 6, what are the odds. I was in Alpha company 6 platoon in 89/90, small world
Lots of terms to learn, looks like you had fun making it.
I did, and you'll have fun learning them!
I controlled snacks in kapooka I was called snack daddy 😂
Another great video man. Down to 19 days to go until i ship out. Excited and terrified at the same time.
Hi Roggo Locco, i am going in as a Combat Engineer in the Reserves. So I enlisted in December last year. like so many things, it has been a long time coming, and now it is 14 days away :(...
better than it was, but still going to be challanging for sure.
i hopped in the pool last night to get a bit in before i leave... should have started months ago, really overestimated how well i could still swim. i mean i can swim fine, but is exhausting. haha, will go every other day until i leave, should be ok, just need to get use to that type of movement again.
have been running a bit, mainly interval training on teh track and on the spin bike. you going full time?
Combat Engineer. I have a full time desk job and a wife. going full time is not really an option for me. have been interested in the reserves for a number of years and finally going for it.
passed my ASSESMENT SESSION LAST WEEK and going to do my Practice Fitness Test This thursday im excited, you guys got any tips for me on staying fit and getting better result for beep test wise??? cheers lads in advance
I was 6 Platoon as well!
From here you will run at the speed of a thousand startled gazelles and return with.
Do they still use ‘goffas’ and ‘grumpy bars’?
Great videos mate just finished watching them all, hope your still active on here, but what happens after kapooka? After your March out, Either from a reserves or full time point of view, it’s something I’ve always wanted to do since school, had big dreams of going, now I’m 24 with a little family and would love to chase that dream again.
Hope you can get back to me
TekneeksGaming HD their is a channel called 'in the trenches with cas' that has videos on that and many other subjects. He was a infantry sergeant that serced 24 years (left a little under 2 years ago)
"Hallway mouth-breathers"
Also: king shitter, Lord bogroll, etc
Ready goooooo
Ha you were Alpha Company 6 platoon? So was I before I got backsquaded to 5 platoon due to illness.
Oh shit you did that
"Aussie reacts" video I watched years ago
I'm waiting on my YOU session
Cheers brother
My Enlistment is tomorrow 😮😁. Any last minute tips?
As you were.
Hahaha awesome video!
Cheers!
"STTTOOOOOOOPPPPPPPP"
I still can't tell the difference between a corporal and a fucking bombardier.
Hat badge if they have a artillery badge it’s corporal
@@DimaEgorovRU I dont think so
BIGGEST LID
Alpha 6. Me too.
Hallway 6!!!
Newbie reo fuck.
Reo = reinforcement.
On the beam up!
Watch and shoot, watch and shoot!!!
You joined us, we didn't join you is something you will hear a fair bit of.
Even as a cadet this is still funny
Hahah one that stuck with me was during drill or marching etc was “clench ya cock holsters”
My name is also Harrison I like to be called Harry,I am heading to Kapooka in a couple years also for episode 6 if there is one can you explain how to get into a certain position E.G Rifleman - E.C.T
Getting into those positions, all you need to do is apply for them and pass the relevant aptitude/fitness tests - bear in mind you may have to move around Australia to do that job though.
Tooooon. Arrrp. By th Elft, haaarp. Elft, Arp, Elft, Arp, Elft, Arp, Elft. Anyone else?
“THERE IS TO BE NO DISCOTHEQUE IN THE SALS” …..when or if you get free access to your mobile phones, don’t all take them with you to the toilet at night getting your tiktok fix…😂
you session on the 9th im so keen
what are the math questions?
Minimum standard
you forgot on your guts on your back
Check out- in the trenches with cas
didnt hear quarmby either
TFE and CDF
Hallway 5 alpha company
when getting sized up for uniform, make like Jesus