I know the guy that wrote this. Served with him at the same time this story takes place. It's not the same voice, but you nailed the style in which he would have said these words. Props sir.
I'm a civilian security officer and cant say I've seen ghosts and shit, but I work one site every so often, that just gives me the creeps. A little description, this is a very large plant that makes explosives for the military. Explosives means no large buildings, just tons of small ones, in case of an explosion, it would only take one of the buildings, and the other 50 would be fine. This place was a few square miles and I had to walk and drive all over it, thankfully I dont work there much. This place has stood for around 50 years, and they say nothing really bad has ever happened. BS. Oh, I forgot, for all of its size, there were two of us per shift, 3 on holidays. 1 works the front guard shack, and 1 to work patrols, the holiday guy has his own section to do foot patrols on. So aside from a radio to the front gate, the patrol officers weren't able to communicate, we were for all intents and purposes, alone. And patrol only worked at night, and when there weren't employees. So imagine it, you are one SOB in a place bigger than some towns, and you're all alone, and your only person to talk to is over a mile away via 2 way radio. Oh, and you cant have the car radio too loud just in case the front gate radios you. On occasion, shit would get beyond weird. It started off pretty normal, just doing my rounds, drive up to a building, check its doors and walk around it, protocol was to leave the car running and driver door open(some moron kept locking himself out) and I would come around the corner and there is a legit Beagle standing in my head light beam which is almost pointed at me. Now remember, we are in God forsaken no where, sealed plant, and here is a healthy beagle with tags and everything just staring at me. Then it turns, runs off, and vanishes in the shadows. Then I'd be walking around an area we called the square, its 16 buildings in a square grid, you figure it out. Well I'm just finishing up one building and when I turn, theres a God damned deer. A full blown 8 point buck standing less than 6 feet from me. I'm pointing my light right at it, and its eyes were a deep red, and they just fucking stared at me. I remember being stuck looking at this deer for a solid minute before something else got its attention and it ran off. I remember feeling pissed that we weren't allowed to carry guns because of the explosion hazard, was dying for dear steak and deer season wasnt for another 6 months. From that point on, I'd be driving Round and every once and a while, I'd see two red dots in the tree line every time my lights faced the trees. I never really felt I was in danger, but I was always aware that someone was watching. Before long, I'd start to see truck randomly drive by. Understand, whenever a semi came on sight, didnt matter who it was for and where it was going, a notification would come over the radio, trucks weren't allowed to drive around unescorted. During business hours, employees from shipping would do it, during off hours, we had a special spot to park them. Trucks never came in during off hours unless it was right before the day started, in that case the front gate would show them where to park and tell them to catch up on sleep. I remember one day, it was July fourth, I remember being pissed they had switched me to day shift for the holiday because I'm used to working nights but hey, what can ya do. And I pull up to an intersection, and out of no where, this 18 wheeler comes screaming through at like 50 mph, we had a plant wide speed limit of 25, and intentionally curved roads to keep you from getting above that. I flip the emergency lights and scream off after this rig that is headed for a production area, just as it takes a corner, I radio the gate to ask about the truck, when I hear a massive crash. Sounds like a bomb went off. So much so that the other patrol officer calls me on my cell(like I said, our radios didnt work together) when I rounded the corner just a second later, nothing. Just nothing. Everything is exactly where it was supposed to be, I drive around this area for nearly an hour and find nothing. I even go to check the cameras, and the intersection conveniently was under maintenance, all I see is me further down the road going fast with the lights on. I talk to the guard on my phone and we agree that weird shit happens and decided to finish our day and not say a word to the rookie working the shack.
That story with the truck reminds me of sneaking into a state forest at night with friends as a teenager. The park is closed at sundown with gravel roads barred by gates. As we crossed a gravel path two gates deep a unmarked white ambulance looking thing sped by us just as we ducked into the woods. Years later I found a random long bone in the eaves of one of the shelters. Weirdest damn thing.
I love the way you tell these stories. My son is a Marine as was my late husband. Sometimes I would ask questions the response, at times was, "some things we just don't talk about".
Love your narrations. A note coming from prior military. When you read out a weapon caliber, just read each number 5.56 = "Five, five, six" or you can also say "five, point, five, six." Granted I'm a retired army grunt and not a leatherneck but I'm pretty sure they say it the same way. Can't wait for the next installment. Tell those crayon eating jarheads to write more stories
Bryan Bell my brother and uncle are both in the marines (my uncle being embassy security detachment in London) and when they visit we leave a box of crayons in the room they stay in and nothing ever said about it but they always end up leaving the crayon shells laying around
@@lizab4208 I'd love to but if I have the time, I don't have the equipment or the mind to write. If I have the equipment I don't have the time and so on and so forth.
Skot, you do a great Southern USA accent! Seriously! I live in Kentucky, but spent lots of time at Lejune while my dad was in the Navy. You nailed the patois perfectly. I love your voice and your giant nature loving heart.
Do folks in kentucky sound like that? I live in SC and nobody within the tristate area (NC included) sounds remotely close to this. He sounds like a civil war era general. Skot is very talented voice wise but I just don't hear people talk like this.
@@alexweir1373 It's funny how accents go unnoticed when you're living around it 24/7. Most of the time I don't hear it when folks are speaking here, depending on how far south or east the people live. His accent in this one reminds me of some family friends who lived in the Bath Creek area.
That's true. What's weirder though is a lot of my friends sound nothing like their countryfried parents. At most we say ya'll more often and maybe go softer on consonants and longer on vowels than folks from up north. But usually it's very slight. I think that TV/internet is homogenizing accents which is sad to be honest. That being said there are still plenty of people in my age group and area that sound typically country but almost nobody that sounds like General Lee. I've only been to Kentucky once and super briefly it is definitely different sounding but I don't really remember much since that trip was in 2003.
I went to NC a few times and I can agree there is some weird ass shit lurking in the darkness. I don’t believe in God or Demons, but that place makes me question what I believe
Good, very good, always love the Military stories, I love them so much because my uncle was in the RCD (Royal Canadian Dragoons) So he told me so much about it and I loved hearing these kind of stories, keep it up! -Love sent from Canada
I really hope all the stories on your channel are true stories. And I hope more military people send you stories to share on here. I love these stories. Makes me wish I would have followed my first mind and enlist.
The person who wrote this story is definitely intelligent, the way he puts you in the story so elegantly, i can't believe he went into the military instead of becoming a writer.. And definitely gotta give props for the voice acting.
Last night I watched/listened to one of NT's newest and it sucked with a capital S. But, these old ones? TOP NOTCH flat out THE BEST. Thanks for these.
Too many people think that stuff like this is just made up stories well I have seen some things and experienced others and I am sure that I wasn't hallucinating. My girlfriend actually saw a short shadow person in my mom's apartment. Good video dude keep it up
These stories are my favorite. They are full of super creepy suspense .Well narrated and without the over the top gruesome gore which some creepy pasta stories have too much of . Give me good suspense any day instead of excess gore .
I was stationed at 2nd tracks 2010-2014. The ramp in this story is where we worked when where not in the field. There are some truths to this story whom ever wrote it knows the truth behind it. I have seen this while on post and confirm of its exsitance. Most that have been there will not admit it. The barracks mentioned in the beginning of the story are no longer there they where destroyed in 2013.
Courthouse bay! 2nd tracks here. Yat yas gator. Hurricane duty on the ramp was not a fun experience. I still have creepy vibes from it. The wind howling and the rain in the dark made you see things, and when i left and got dunked in the jetty, i swear something grabbed me.
Having spent 4 months at Courthouse Bay, I can confirm it is creepy at night. Especially during the fall. Also just for future reference 5.56 is more commonly said "Five Five Six"
The moment he said “then I heard it” an add popped up saying “no medical exam life insurance” and I died laughing knowing something in the darkness was talking about life insuranceXD
I live right beside that base and I've heard this kinda stuff from real marines I was told it was a old farm and the little girl was their daughter that died
Another awesome narration, another awesome story. I just want to say thank you for doing what you do. Your deff one of my favorites and am ALWAYS stoked when I see you've put out a new story. Keep up the good work man. Fan forever!
I always love your marine vids. you don't always get the pronunciation of some terms. but you absolutely nail our... unique sense of humor every time I listen to a story.
My ninth video deep(of straight marine stories)since I found you on my recommended list last night. Plenty more to watch/listen so thank you sir. Excellent channel and easily in my Top10 channels. Narration is 💯 LIKE AND SUBSCRIBE!!!
Love, love, love your mastery of various voices and accents. I live in Mississippi. Most people get the southern accent all wrong. Yours is actually believable for a local. Very well done. ❤️
I need to find the forum these stories are on. I have some dark ass shit I and my Platoon experienced from 29 Palms MAGTFTC, Okinawa, Iraq, and Kuwait.
Dark as hell at night time surrounded by woodland and critters. Pulled a marine out of a ball of concertina wire when he decided to go off road on his steel horse, 2 days before hurricane Hugo. The most boring part of my life tbh.
Hey @NaturesTemper you make awesome videos and they always give me a good spook. When I first found your channel I binge watched your content for days. Then I saw you’re some big muscular bearded long hair blonde man and realized you sound exactly how you look. Which is the first time that’s ever happened for me. Sorry I haven’t been watching your videos as often just haven’t been in a spooky mood but now it’s October! So I’ll be around a lot more! P.S if you ever narrate a nature documentary I’ll watch it for sure.
LMAO. . I knew I was going to turn around and there was going to be some weird shit behind me. . I turn around and there was in fact some weird shit behind me.
Loved it! reminded me of those "Balls to Four" line watches (after watching some horror films), when it was dark and foggy as hell (and all those creepy stories intended to f**K with the noobs started to seem plausible), and the guy on watch from the hangar next to mine that I was talking to headed off into the fog to "make another round"...and I was SURE that he wasn't going to return! :-D
Nature's temper you are seriously the man I appreciate it in what an iconic voice you have it really sets the tone creepiness or dramatic Flair to all your stories keep up the great work we all appreciate it and show him some love by clicking that like button And subscribe if you haven't already you will not be disappointed I believe we can get over 500 likes trending for him to just let him know that he's doing his job by entertaining us and taking a moment out of our day to thank him have a blessed week
Oh Three Fifty None is how it's read. Its a take on the MOS 0351 (oh three fifty one)which doesn't exist anymore. That being said I love these USMC themed creepy pastas written by Marines.
Eww-Raw! COURT HOUSE BAY GUARD DUTY... the whole place IS haunted... HILARIOUS! I thought I found some small old graves over East of the engineer lot. Just East of where they kept the water bags and South West of where they practice blowing trees up. Maybe they were just old discarded markers :/.
Perhaps I am in the minority, but I prefer your English accent. Typical American, everything sounds better to me when said in an English accent. That being said, Cheers mate
6:58 being watched? Someone in the woods? This is a military base, right? If this is a real story, why the heck didn't they signal for reinforcements? That's clear cause for concern if you ask me.
NinjaPirateCowboy yeah but, if this was real -- then surely the shadow in the woods watching him would've been trespassing, right? So realistically, shouldn't something have been done? Eh, who cares I guess xd
Damn I see it’s a different name but if it’s really a different author and not just same author using a different name then this guy didn’t miss a fuckin beat, excellent lol
I'm on a nearby base and spend alot of time on Onslow Beach at Camp Legeune. I hang out with a few Vehicle Maintenance guys because I hold the same position on Shady J (legeune personnel know). I haven't heard this story before but there are alot of stories on why vehicle maintenance has moved across the base several times. My writing style isnt that great but I'll put together a collection of what I've heard. Also I have a few stories about the weird shit that has happened in the forest during training exercises.
When i started finding these videos it changed my perception of the world, honestly i still watch these videos to prepare myself for whats to come. I will be enlisting about 18 months from now, i also would have probably if i was in this situation as the guy in the viedo i would most likely have walked out to the girl out of curiosity and being a dumbass also idkaf if i die, If anyone doesn't know what being watched is like from my own experience its like you adrenaline starts pumping and you anxiety sky rockets out of nowhere.
Great story got me spooked. I live so close to the base. I almost want to go just for shits and giggles; then again.... maybe I'll just keep my candy arse as my pop would call me, home. I'm a military brat all the same and I love the series.
So...is this narrator the same Lancashire or Yorkshire chap fr Natures Temper doing this deep southern American accent? If so hes damn bloody great! Every little nuance sounds spot on. Not that I'm from the deep south but I'm English from near the Scottish Borders but I've got a thing about accents, both English & American so I've listened so carefully to this one & boy! He's brilliant, well done laddo 😁
“I turned around and there was, in fact, some weird shit behind me.”
Favorite line of the whole video.
Lol that line was awesome
I know the guy that wrote this. Served with him at the same time this story takes place. It's not the same voice, but you nailed the style in which he would have said these words. Props sir.
That's cool bro. Big Ups. Salute
I was under the impression that these were fake?!?!??
Could have been in this specific case, I cant remember through the dozens of ghost stories and other general superstitions in the Corps 🤷♂️
@@tripoliwarrior3238 Definitely not worrying at all 😅
@@PanzerIsDead I think they’re just slight exaggerations of reality
I'm a civilian security officer and cant say I've seen ghosts and shit, but I work one site every so often, that just gives me the creeps. A little description, this is a very large plant that makes explosives for the military. Explosives means no large buildings, just tons of small ones, in case of an explosion, it would only take one of the buildings, and the other 50 would be fine. This place was a few square miles and I had to walk and drive all over it, thankfully I dont work there much. This place has stood for around 50 years, and they say nothing really bad has ever happened. BS. Oh, I forgot, for all of its size, there were two of us per shift, 3 on holidays. 1 works the front guard shack, and 1 to work patrols, the holiday guy has his own section to do foot patrols on. So aside from a radio to the front gate, the patrol officers weren't able to communicate, we were for all intents and purposes, alone. And patrol only worked at night, and when there weren't employees. So imagine it, you are one SOB in a place bigger than some towns, and you're all alone, and your only person to talk to is over a mile away via 2 way radio. Oh, and you cant have the car radio too loud just in case the front gate radios you. On occasion, shit would get beyond weird. It started off pretty normal, just doing my rounds, drive up to a building, check its doors and walk around it, protocol was to leave the car running and driver door open(some moron kept locking himself out) and I would come around the corner and there is a legit Beagle standing in my head light beam which is almost pointed at me. Now remember, we are in God forsaken no where, sealed plant, and here is a healthy beagle with tags and everything just staring at me. Then it turns, runs off, and vanishes in the shadows. Then I'd be walking around an area we called the square, its 16 buildings in a square grid, you figure it out. Well I'm just finishing up one building and when I turn, theres a God damned deer. A full blown 8 point buck standing less than 6 feet from me. I'm pointing my light right at it, and its eyes were a deep red, and they just fucking stared at me. I remember being stuck looking at this deer for a solid minute before something else got its attention and it ran off. I remember feeling pissed that we weren't allowed to carry guns because of the explosion hazard, was dying for dear steak and deer season wasnt for another 6 months. From that point on, I'd be driving Round and every once and a while, I'd see two red dots in the tree line every time my lights faced the trees. I never really felt I was in danger, but I was always aware that someone was watching. Before long, I'd start to see truck randomly drive by. Understand, whenever a semi came on sight, didnt matter who it was for and where it was going, a notification would come over the radio, trucks weren't allowed to drive around unescorted. During business hours, employees from shipping would do it, during off hours, we had a special spot to park them. Trucks never came in during off hours unless it was right before the day started, in that case the front gate would show them where to park and tell them to catch up on sleep. I remember one day, it was July fourth, I remember being pissed they had switched me to day shift for the holiday because I'm used to working nights but hey, what can ya do. And I pull up to an intersection, and out of no where, this 18 wheeler comes screaming through at like 50 mph, we had a plant wide speed limit of 25, and intentionally curved roads to keep you from getting above that. I flip the emergency lights and scream off after this rig that is headed for a production area, just as it takes a corner, I radio the gate to ask about the truck, when I hear a massive crash. Sounds like a bomb went off. So much so that the other patrol officer calls me on my cell(like I said, our radios didnt work together) when I rounded the corner just a second later, nothing. Just nothing. Everything is exactly where it was supposed to be, I drive around this area for nearly an hour and find nothing. I even go to check the cameras, and the intersection conveniently was under maintenance, all I see is me further down the road going fast with the lights on. I talk to the guard on my phone and we agree that weird shit happens and decided to finish our day and not say a word to the rookie working the shack.
Congrats mate, you survived.
There will be a pleasant surprise for the rookie when he finds out about the weird happenings
That story with the truck reminds me of sneaking into a state forest at night with friends as a teenager. The park is closed at sundown with gravel roads barred by gates. As we crossed a gravel path two gates deep a unmarked white ambulance looking thing sped by us just as we ducked into the woods. Years later I found a random long bone in the eaves of one of the shelters. Weirdest damn thing.
@@alexweir1373 letchworth?
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I love the way you tell these stories. My son is a Marine as was my late husband. Sometimes I would ask questions the response, at times was, "some things we just don't talk about".
I heard Camp Lejuene and my ears perked right up. That's 45 minutes up the road. This should be interesting.
Love your narrations. A note coming from prior military. When you read out a weapon caliber, just read each number 5.56 = "Five, five, six" or you can also say "five, point, five, six." Granted I'm a retired army grunt and not a leatherneck but I'm pretty sure they say it the same way. Can't wait for the next installment. Tell those crayon eating jarheads to write more stories
"those crayon eating jarheads" lmao holy shit
You should write some stories for this Channel that is no joke
Bryan Bell my brother and uncle are both in the marines (my uncle being embassy security detachment in London) and when they visit we leave a box of crayons in the room they stay in and nothing ever said about it but they always end up leaving the crayon shells laying around
@@CboeSpankins That's hilarious! I'm constantly going back and forth with my family and friends that served in other branches even my POG brother.
@@lizab4208 I'd love to but if I have the time, I don't have the equipment or the mind to write. If I have the equipment I don't have the time and so on and so forth.
I’m from Tennessee and I appreciate the southern accent and this story was a trip! Love to you and yours
We pronounce 5.56, “five five six” in an American midwest/southern accent, just a tip lol.
We also pronounce it Boom,boom,boom,boom,!!!
2.23 is" two two three"
You have a great voice, but a Marine would always say "Marine Core", not "Marine Corpse".
I swear I did...
You didn't I caught it too lol
NaturesTemper 0:56 Sorry brother.
We forgive you, you sexy beast
it doesn't matter the guy is British and not a marine...
I heard Marine Core.
Skot, you do a great Southern USA accent! Seriously! I live in Kentucky, but spent lots of time at Lejune while my dad was in the Navy. You nailed the patois perfectly. I love your voice and your giant nature loving heart.
Do folks in kentucky sound like that? I live in SC and nobody within the tristate area (NC included) sounds remotely close to this. He sounds like a civil war era general. Skot is very talented voice wise but I just don't hear people talk like this.
@@alexweir1373 It's funny how accents go unnoticed when you're living around it 24/7. Most of the time I don't hear it when folks are speaking here, depending on how far south or east the people live. His accent in this one reminds me of some family friends who lived in the Bath Creek area.
That's true. What's weirder though is a lot of my friends sound nothing like their countryfried parents. At most we say ya'll more often and maybe go softer on consonants and longer on vowels than folks from up north. But usually it's very slight. I think that TV/internet is homogenizing accents which is sad to be honest. That being said there are still plenty of people in my age group and area that sound typically country but almost nobody that sounds like General Lee. I've only been to Kentucky once and super briefly it is definitely different sounding but I don't really remember much since that trip was in 2003.
I love the fact you used a CoD 4 image.
I feel bad for those in florida military bases. Not that theyre haunted. Florida is just an absolute shitshow
Kathryn Therrien lol I live in Florida just a bunch it Serial killers
@@Rellderrick777 i live in florida too. Dont forget the alligators and copious amounts of cocaine dealers
For a Brit, you do a damn good southern accent. Bravo.
More of a Texan
Wait he’s a Brit
I went to NC a few times and I can agree there is some weird ass shit lurking in the darkness. I don’t believe in God or Demons, but that place makes me question what I believe
There is nothing in NC wiids other than animals live next to camp Davis which is now camp lejune
I like your warlock picture
Love this series
This series and the small town cop one are my favorite.
Is this a continuation of the 'weird shit I've seen as a marine'? Or another author?
Its different author homie. Read the description. 035none is original
I want moooooore this is the only one I listened too under 10 ... please!! Please!! Wee neeeeeeednmoooooooooooreeeee militaaaaaaaarrrrrhuuuuuuyyyyyy
I have been a MARINE all my life, and I have seen some WEIRD SHIT too !!
Good, very good, always love the Military stories, I love them so much because my uncle was in the RCD (Royal Canadian Dragoons) So he told me so much about it and I loved hearing these kind of stories, keep it up!
-Love sent from Canada
You have NO idea how happy you made me just now. I hope this series continues!
Exactly... More Marine stories please. It's one of the best series of stories. We want more!!! Who's with me?
Police stories were good too.
Don't forget the park rangers...
Wait... there is Park Ranger stories? I need to look them up!
These help me so much with my book writing as well I'm grateful for all you guys.
Dude! I loved it. The way you narrated this, I felt like I was there and this is happening to me.
I really hope all the stories on your channel are true stories. And I hope more military people send you stories to share on here. I love these stories. Makes me wish I would have followed my first mind and enlist.
The person who wrote this story is definitely intelligent, the way he puts you in the story so elegantly, i can't believe he went into the military instead of becoming a writer.. And definitely gotta give props for the voice acting.
Next level.
Amazing voice work as always, & this writer absolutely nailed it w/ suspense and tone
Oh HELL NO! That was creepy! I love your story telling btw. I've heard that demons are attracted to war and anything to do with war.
Christina Contreras Anything to do with death, destruction and chaos attracts negative entities. They love to take advantage of situations like that
Last night I watched/listened to one of NT's newest and it sucked with a capital S. But, these old ones? TOP NOTCH flat out THE BEST. Thanks for these.
Too many people think that stuff like this is just made up stories well I have seen some things and experienced others and I am sure that I wasn't hallucinating. My girlfriend actually saw a short shadow person in my mom's apartment. Good video dude keep it up
"Weird shit you've seen as a Marine" you mean you visited the barracks lol
“Hey man yer afoookinhoot ...” hahahhahha so funny. This story ... out - you a Canadian here!? Hahahhah i NT you do it
These stories are my favorite. They are full of super creepy suspense .Well narrated and without the over the top gruesome gore which some creepy pasta stories have too much of . Give me good suspense any day instead of excess gore .
A lil kid in a ad popped up as soon as he said I heard it 😂 I bout shit my self
Temper we need you hear you do the full metal jacket marine core chant it would be brilliant mate
I was stationed at 2nd tracks 2010-2014. The ramp in this story is where we worked when where not in the field. There are some truths to this story whom ever wrote it knows the truth behind it. I have seen this while on post and confirm of its exsitance. Most that have been there will not admit it. The barracks mentioned in the beginning of the story are no longer there they where destroyed in 2013.
Oh no way, I left 2nd tracks right as you got there.
@Ninja Bravo Company .
Pearson was a Certain angry leprechaun Gunnery Sgt, whose last name started with a W, still out there?
Courthouse bay! 2nd tracks here. Yat yas gator. Hurricane duty on the ramp was not a fun experience. I still have creepy vibes from it. The wind howling and the rain in the dark made you see things, and when i left and got dunked in the jetty, i swear something grabbed me.
Charlie and H&S here. I got there when small craft and echo company still existed.
"In fact there was some weird shit behind me"😂😂😂10:50
The accent you did was a nice mix between Alabamian and Texan, it's pretty h*cking good.
12:40 "very disconcerting" is not the language I would use to describe this situation.
Damn the voice acting was on point! First time hearing him and I’m hooked!
I'm surprised you haven't gotten any stories from Parris Island, I personally know some messed up stories from that place
Ah, finally a reader who *doesn't* affect a croaky, breathy, over-the-top voice or an overly slow, drawn-out cadence. Excellent. *settles in*
And he says “ and there was .. some weird shit behind me”
AIR x Triton I started crying laughing lol
Having spent 4 months at Courthouse Bay, I can confirm it is creepy at night. Especially during the fall. Also just for future reference 5.56 is more commonly said "Five Five Six"
The moment he said “then I heard it” an add popped up saying “no medical exam life insurance” and I died laughing knowing something in the darkness was talking about life insuranceXD
You do an amazing southern American accent for an Englishman! ❤️👌
I live right beside that base and I've heard this kinda stuff from real marines I was told it was a old farm and the little girl was their daughter that died
OMG!! "The kids out playing tonight!"!! Dammit all!
my name is jeff
hi how are you
Love the name bro.
Another awesome narration, another awesome story. I just want to say thank you for doing what you do. Your deff one of my favorites and am ALWAYS stoked when I see you've put out a new story. Keep up the good work man. Fan forever!
IM ABSOLUTELY ECSTATIC TO SEE THIS SERIES CONTINUES! Please continue to add to it.
I always love your marine vids. you don't always get the pronunciation of some terms. but you absolutely nail our... unique sense of humor every time I listen to a story.
It is said demons often come disguised as children
"I knew there was gonna be some weird shit behind me" BAHHAHA
My ninth video deep(of straight marine stories)since I found you on my recommended list last night. Plenty more to watch/listen so thank you sir. Excellent channel and easily in my Top10 channels. Narration is 💯
LIKE AND SUBSCRIBE!!!
Love this Marine series, You have a great voice.
Yat-Yas. Those vehicle knocks and lights flashing up on the training room was going on before OIF/OEF. I've also seen shadow people out at Bluebird.
Love, love, love your mastery of various voices and accents. I live in Mississippi. Most people get the southern accent all wrong. Yours is actually believable for a local.
Very well done. ❤️
That tears it! We need to start a petition to get NaturesTemper into narrating Audiobooks for a living! I'd buy every damn one! LOL!
I love all the storys by this Reddit writer I look forward to seeing morelike this very cool thanks
Oh fuck yess... I flippin love that accent with his voice!! Bloody brilliant mate. I wish I could hang out with a Marine on a slow petrol day
I absolutely love your narrations man. Thank you for all of your time and hard work, to provide us with amazing entertainment.
I need to find the forum these stories are on. I have some dark ass shit I and my Platoon experienced from 29 Palms MAGTFTC, Okinawa, Iraq, and Kuwait.
I agree with every one this is an excellent series and I'm not military but I have had, well happenings.
Wow... Your Southern accent is amazing! I almost could have sworn it was your native accent. Well done!
Dark as hell at night time surrounded by woodland and critters. Pulled a marine out of a ball of concertina wire when he decided to go off road on his steel horse, 2 days before hurricane Hugo. The most boring part of my life tbh.
My school house was at court house bay whenever I went on runs I always felt like I was being watched
Honestly your voice is perfect for this kind of story you sound like a marine badass
Hey @NaturesTemper you make awesome videos and they always give me a good spook. When I first found your channel I binge watched your content for days. Then I saw you’re some big muscular bearded long hair blonde man and realized you sound exactly how you look. Which is the first time that’s ever happened for me. Sorry I haven’t been watching your videos as often just haven’t been in a spooky mood but now it’s October! So I’ll be around a lot more! P.S if you ever narrate a nature documentary I’ll watch it for sure.
LMAO. . I knew I was going to turn around and there was going to be some weird shit behind me. . I turn around and there was in fact some weird shit behind me.
I live in Courthouse Bay, this makes me think twice before going running on the tank trail alone.
If you don't, Gunnys going to be on your ass. Worse than an evil ghost, I would say.
Try running down demo range road at midnight. Gets the heart really going.
I hear Butlers way is gone. Running Butler's Way at night or real early morning was whack.
@@cruss4612 butler's ways still there
Loved it! reminded me of those "Balls to Four" line watches (after watching some horror films), when it was dark and foggy as hell (and all those creepy stories intended to f**K with the noobs started to seem plausible), and the guy on watch from the hangar next to mine that I was talking to headed off into the fog to "make another round"...and I was SURE that he wasn't going to return! :-D
Man youre pretty good at that US twang country accent. Just about forgot who I was listening to for a second there :)
I'm from North Carolina. I"ve been living in the foothills of the state my whole life, and this creeps me out.
“Peace be with you”
“Ah yes, that too with you there”
Too much pre workout was snorted before the writing of this story
What?
@@Ninjapiratecowboy it's a stereotype for marines to take a lot of pre workout before exercises, like, too much
Oh, must be a new one.
LoL I told you the kids out playing out to night like he don't give a shit
Nature's temper you are seriously the man I appreciate it in what an iconic voice you have it really sets the tone creepiness or dramatic Flair to all your stories keep up the great work we all appreciate it and show him some love by clicking that like button And subscribe if you haven't already you will not be disappointed I believe we can get over 500 likes trending for him to just let him know that he's doing his job by entertaining us and taking a moment out of our day to thank him have a blessed week
Like 4th I think but honestly who cares
This is nice, I love these Marines stories.
@@CandiceK28 Fourth comment ye heckin egg
You should get hired by Hollywood to narrate movies.
An excellent voice characterization. Good story too.
Oh Three Fifty None is how it's read. Its a take on the MOS 0351 (oh three fifty one)which doesn't exist anymore. That being said I love these USMC themed creepy pastas written by Marines.
Yes
Yesss
*YEESSSSSSS*
Eww-Raw! COURT HOUSE BAY GUARD DUTY... the whole place IS haunted... HILARIOUS!
I thought I found some small old graves over East of the engineer lot. Just East of where they kept the water bags and South West of where they practice blowing trees up.
Maybe they were just old discarded markers :/.
Not nearly a rec kord but focking fast Love it.
Perhaps I am in the minority, but I prefer your English accent. Typical American, everything sounds better to me when said in an English accent. That being said, Cheers mate
Lmao
Brings back memories of Camp Horno. Of a little girl in black long hair.
NT, you're still pronouncing as corpse. It's pronounced 'core'. Other than that, great vid.
This series is awesome.
6:58 being watched? Someone in the woods? This is a military base, right? If this is a real story, why the heck didn't they signal for reinforcements? That's clear cause for concern if you ask me.
Unless you are looking at something happening, the QRF or the OOD is not going to accept a gut feeling as cause to sound the alarm.
NinjaPirateCowboy yeah but, if this was real -- then surely the shadow in the woods watching him would've been trespassing, right? So realistically, shouldn't something have been done?
Eh, who cares I guess xd
Damn I see it’s a different name but if it’s really a different author and not just same author using a different name then this guy didn’t miss a fuckin beat, excellent lol
Hey, thanks
I'm on a nearby base and spend alot of time on Onslow Beach at Camp Legeune. I hang out with a few Vehicle Maintenance guys because I hold the same position on Shady J (legeune personnel know). I haven't heard this story before but there are alot of stories on why vehicle maintenance has moved across the base several times. My writing style isnt that great but I'll put together a collection of what I've heard. Also I have a few stories about the weird shit that has happened in the forest during training exercises.
Would love to hear about them xx
3:22 Keeping always on the alert and observing everything that takes place within sight or hearing. BOOM still got it.
The dock part, absolutely fuck that
Wow Skot you've really moved the bar with this one.
As a native Kentuckian, I can confidently say that you actually put on a decent southern accent.
We just ended weird sh*t ive seen as a marine and this shows up, whats next "more tales from another police officer"?
When i started finding these videos it changed my perception of the world, honestly i still watch these videos to prepare myself for whats to come. I will be enlisting about 18 months from now, i also would have probably if i was in this situation as the guy in the viedo i would most likely have walked out to the girl out of curiosity and being a dumbass also idkaf if i die, If anyone doesn't know what being watched is like from my own experience its like you adrenaline starts pumping and you anxiety sky rockets out of nowhere.
Awesome upload, NT!!!
Great story got me spooked. I live so close to the base. I almost want to go just for shits and giggles; then again.... maybe I'll just keep my candy arse as my pop would call me, home. I'm a military brat all the same and I love the series.
So...is this narrator the same Lancashire or Yorkshire chap fr Natures Temper doing this deep southern American accent?
If so hes damn bloody great! Every little nuance sounds spot on. Not that I'm from the deep south but I'm English from near the Scottish Borders but I've got a thing about accents, both English & American so I've listened so carefully to this one & boy! He's brilliant, well done laddo 😁
I love hearing these marines stories so much man, I hope they’re will be more shit I’ve seen as a marine.
I was in the bay for a couple months hated that place
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