Sh-t Military Members & Veterans Don't Say - EVER (Marine Reacts)
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I was an 0341
Jamesons Travels you never stated what your MOS was ?? Air Wing ??? Admin?
If you haven't already, you need to do a reaction to the movie "Range 15." It stars all of these guys and it is hilarious. Hell, I even went to EOD school with Mary Dague who is the no armed woman in the film.
If Veterans were in horror movies
did you mean eclub in emerald isle nc
Half the homeless in California are 2LT's still trying to finish the land nav courses at 29 Palms and Ft Irwin.
That some would say ....... BURN!!!!
I thought the Donner Party had it rough
@@tictacterminator the donner party was lead by a 2LT
An old joke in the British army was, " the most dangerous thing in the British army is an officer with a map and compass"…....
@@circularpizzabox2134 😆😆😆😆
I went to my Desert Storm reunion in Las Vegas. My wife didn't know me when I was in. She said all we did was cuss each other out, drink and fight. Great reunion 😆
Sounds like the perfect evening out with the fellows.
I made the mistake of visiting a buddy from Afghanistan without our families in tow. Just when I thought we had being responsible civs figured out, my bud and I woke up in 12hr holding cells. 10/10 would do it again.
SFMF
“Ever since we got married she stopped stripping.”
I damn near pissed myself laughing lol!!
Mine started stripping AFTER we got married. fuck me
So.... is that a good thing or a bad thing? Should I be worried:)
When I was leaving one unit they had like 10 people marry strippers... LOL!
Yeah, she quit stripping and started working as a escort...
The military will stop at nothing to find something when it’s lost. Unless it’s one of their people
Well can’t get them back let me tell ya
My uncle almost died in Afghanistan. They brought him back but not the same. Not funny or kind anymore he came back different
Fun to see that goes in us military too. We spent an entire day looking for a red dot sight one time. One time some idiots lost their fucking APC in the woods after camouflaging it that was most impressive.
You know there's a PV2 out there somewhere still looking for the blinker fluid.
@@armybeef68 or chem light battery
@@Jebu911 We had a grizzly (6x6 wheeled APC like a LAV with MGs in a turret) on one of our bases. Section locked their weapons in it when they had to go somewhere (maybe to lunch or something stupid). It and its hardware *was never seen again*. Yeah, its possible to lose some things really well....
The question isnt, "Are you married?"
The question is,"Are you happily married?"
Then we go from there 😁
Right! 100%
A stiff prick has no conscious - Lt col craig w lowell
answer. not this minute.
I was happily married for 2yrs. Problem was I was married for 20yrs.
Ah yes... Women of negotiable virtue... :D
Can't spell lost without LT.
Why is that? College got them lost.
Had a butter bar all ways need his computer to tell him where he was. He could plot a point, but dam ended up in the wrong LZ a few times.
Hey, I was a lt. Found my way just in time for dinner, a week later....😆
True, we had one that lead us 14 klicks south of the rendezvous point, when we started about 5 klicks or so to the west. Even our platoon sergeant couldn't figure how the hell that happened.
Lol, for every "real" dumb LT example I can give you 20 dumb EM story. Bring it.
Had a female former Marine in my A School Class in the Navy. She was legit and without a doubt the person you’d unquestionably would want to be with if stuff ever hit the fan. I cherish all my veteran comrades. Be safe out there and keep looking after one another. You’re still serving whether anyone realizes it or not.
knew some tough lady Marines. Hard nails. Dated one. That was another story.
Yeah, women Marines have balls ... so to speak.
No such thing as a former or ex marine. Once you earn the title you are a marine for life.
Then why did the test standards go down for women to be able to join. The less women in the military the better
Having been a butter bars guy, I would not trust myself with the compass‼️
LMAO!
Lol. I am not sure what it is with new officers or just enlisted poking fun.
As a butter bar, I was taking a deuce and blowing up the toilet once. One of my guys in the locker area next to the shitters yells out, "Keep talking LT, at least we know you're not lost!" :-0
I'm glad we're in agreeance.
From a prior USMC NCO, thank you for recognizing your weakness.
“That camouflage really goes with your eyes” - hmm on second thoughts, that probably does get said these days 😳🙄
Yeeyee
Like the greeks
My wife actually says this 😂
i wouldnt doubt it. i never heard it but i did make a joke about the old urban cami's used to call it cow-moo-flage.
It'd be a pretty funny line regardless coming from the campy guy.
A soldier, sailor, Marine, airman, and Coastie were hanging out at a BBQ.
The Marine said, "we can go from ship to shore, storm the beach, and set up a little piece of 'Merica."
The soldier said, "we can parachute behind enemy lines and take over their airfields."
The airman said, "we can fly deep into enemy territory and blow up anything, anywhere, any time."
The sailor said, "we can swim under water and blow up an enemy port or oil rig without the enemy knowing until it is too late."
The Coastie said nothing but reached into the BBQ and stirred the charcoal with his dick.
Ballz of steele
Semper paratus
Coast Guard Academy grad casually picked up a chick saying, it would've been easier to just go on to Harvard...
I wasn't told until much later on, but my sister said when I came home from basic training in the navy, I was dropping the F bomb everywhere and I never realized it:)LOL.
I am a veteran and work with nothing but veterans. The conversations we have would get us all "rapidly" fired from any civilian job.
My parents and sister picked me up from Ft. Dix after my basic and the same thing happened to me. I causally said: pull the f*cking car over I gotta piss. I caught myself before the whole F word came out realizing my mother and sister were in the car. It took me months to clean up my speech. lol
@@jtoad99 I still haven't hahaha
Ain’t that right!!
I still drop them. Then again I was brought up in Brooklyn, so it's natural. The Navy was a step towards civility.
I stopped smoking, drinking and even running regularly, but I never gave up my periodic profanity based tantrums as a stress release...
@Eliya Shlomo It's effin lame as eff.
Yeah, military is pretty protective about their property going missing...
Unless said property happens to be a soldier posted at Fort Hood.
When I enlisted in the 1981 we had an unofficial "DUI parking lot" across the road from the main gate. This practice was Air Force wide as far as I know. If you were coming back to base after a night of drinking, you could park, and walk through the gate, and then to your dormitory hassle free. The DUI parking lot was typically pretty full on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday nights. I'm not sure when this practice ended.
Love this video, thanks man!
I had the privilege as a teenager to work with a former USMC Gunny and he taught me so many interesting words I had never heard before and he had a real gift for using the "F" word in every way possible: nouns, pronouns, adverbs, adjectives and lots and lots of verbs, particularly when I screwed up and he was angry at me.
Another one: We never say "repeat", instead we say "Say again".
"Repeat" makes the artillery very trigger happy....
Johan Ferreira 💀
..standard voice procedure...👍
@@losonsrenoster I AM a 13Bravo, and I LOVE hearing "REPEAT" on the net!
1-800-REDLEG... When it positively, absolutely has to be destroyed!
Or say again all your last!
“We have PT at 0600, we totally shouldn’t get hammered...”
The cursing, and the military sense of humor is something that sticks with you forever.
Old army saying: two most dangerous people in the army is; a buck sgt with a clipboard and a 2LT with an idea!
What about a Warrant saying "watch this?"
"Do they have a vegan section in the chow hall?"
Yeah its called salad!
lol. approved. we all need roughage after 2 weeks in the field with MREs
@@JamesonsTravels lol I think that is what it was for... not actually being a vegan option
Some military bases are adopting plant based choices for vegetarians and vegans. Considering it's been proven to be healthier and better for the body overall, its not a bad thing. I know a bunch of vets who are plant based, as am I. I'd wager good money we can still hold up against the kids going in.
Lol they got vegetarian and halal MRE's now
Yeah, meat, or no meat.
The "reflective PT belt" joke refers to when we're deployed in Afghanistan/Iraq. You couldn't go to church, PX, shower, chow hall, gym, ETC without your reflective belt. In fact, in 2006-2007 whilst based at Camp Anaconda, Iraq, one of my Joe's got a citation from an Air Force MP on a gator for not wearing his PT belt. (No I am not making this up!)
I FUCKING HATED THAT.
GD fobbitz!
Ohhh LSA Anaconda had a huge ass swimming pool though. Never saw it but heard of it lol
@@ozzy7763 there was 2 actually. One indoor and one outdoor. They would have luau's every Saturday night and karaoke. Anaconda also had a real movie theater with 6ft tall, 1000 lbs, crystal chandeliers. I saw Star Wars: Episode 3 the day it came out in the states.
blk hemi392 I did get a chance to catch a movie at the theater! It was a damn nice building , got to set in the balcony.
RE: DUIs/drinking. Our Plt Sgt was leaving to be an instructor at TBS and we had a going away party for him in Oside. One of the guys got into a fight, we headed to another bar and the cops pulled one guy over in front of the bar. Everyone came out to see what was happening. They arrested 5 or 6 of us for public intox and we spent the night in jail. They dropped the charges and let us out the next morning, we missed a BN hump. Needless to say our CO and Plt Cmdr were not happy with us.
SNS 1 YOU GUYS SOUNDED LIKE 1981 STRIPES WITH BILL MURRAY BEST ARMY COMEDY EVER 😹😽😹🤣🐯🐯🐯😂😂😂😂
The goon platoon! Lol!
Every unit has a guy who married a stripper. I didn’t believe it until I saw it for myself.
Hahaha very true brother- I was posted to Germany for 5 years and it was a real great surprise!
Because the lads couldn’t go home the weekends (and had more fun with the boys) we all built up some amazing friendships and drinking buddies.
We would get twice as hammered than our civvie mates on a Monday evening/ Tuesday morning and smash PT still wankered. The weekends were special, the mischief was brilliant, girls beautiful and fun and we had many different units to bump into (Inf, Arty, Sigs, other Sapper units, Int blokes etc). Usually it’s end up as stand-offish, but when we had more in common than not, it turned into mayhem. Fights could break out, but mostly it was a fight to see who could drink so much without passing out.
Sappers can drink, I’ll tell you! But then, after reposting home, the lads would go to their rooms, play Xbox and close their doors- UK soldiers were never as close or could drink like us!
Drank with a US colonial once in Tower barracks Grafenwohr- we were going through the drinks menu and were downing pints of cocktails. This stocky chap came over to us with two large whiskeys and told us both to stop being fags. We had a great night, loved the yanks in Iraq and love the yanks in a bar- closest allies.
God bless you all.
@@mikeyengland6363 lol ya I was the guy who married the hott stripper.. and no it didnt workout very well lol
Airmen and Army E-4s and below like to get married to "juicies" when stationed in Korea. The juicy girls are now mostly Philippina lasses. Korean girls getting to good foe America GIs.
Went to the wedding of a sailor and a stripper in a topless bar in San Diego, back about 1992.
Yeah.... But don't you hate it when they marry your FAVORITE stripper?
As dude who fixed NVGs, I can honestly say my unit never "lost" a set of NVGs.
I love this guy and all he’s done. I work in a prison and I always watch your video’s in the morning, keep them coming.
My brother is a retired E-9 and he thought this was so funny. Thank you for this video that I could share with him.
Left the Marines and joined the Army. Best decision I ever made
I often wondered how the transition was from Corps to another branch.
Once a marine, always a marine. I'd never go into another branch. Semper Fi
I prefer expired MRE's compared to Crayons
Sr71 Black bird FOR SINGLE MARINES SAY THAT BUT IN THE 1980’s WHEN I WAS IN OKINAWA, MARRIED MARINES WANTED OUT AND WANTED TO JOIN THE AIR FORCE. THEY WERE ASKING ME when I was in the Air Force in the 1980’s. I SERVED IN THE ARMY IN THE 1990’s to 2000’s retired 2014
@@asianfighter62 you are right about that, marrage and the corps i only did 4years 7month 86-91. As far as marrage life goes the air force.
I love Aigh foghs
WING CHUN Well you’re not wrong considering I should have done the Air Force
Give the butter bars a compass and he starts walking in circles
Yeah, I was a 13B, had a butter bar call a fire mission on his own position, of course he was caught before transmitting, “rounds out.”
LTs can be a boat without a rutter.
@@JamesonsTravels Oh, well there's your problem. Rutter-less LT just needs a couple oars to keep him on the straight and narrow.
@@JamesonsTravels... 2nd LT's can be a boat with no oars in the water.
"The Clinton's would never hurt anybody!"
Fucking classic Mat Best, best phrase of the video.
"I'm the only gay eskimo" is a fun song.
Those movie and TV actors who say 'over and out' on the radio, a ridiculous contradiction. Or when they say 'repeat' (an arty command) instead of 'I say again'. Not to mention their berets shaped like tea cosies. We always said that the most dangerous thing in the world was a junior officer with a map!
A very close friend of mine was in the marines when he was 17 and said the marines were to intense and joined the Army. (after he was on Iwo Jima)🙏🏼 he went on to be in 101 & 82nd Airborne in Korea and Vietnam
The DUI was the kiss of death even if you were in the Reserves.
It came in heavy around 91. Before that guys would get by.
@@JamesonsTravels Yes...1991 was a crack down for many of us depending on your CO. I remembered a few times depending on the Marine they would send you to a class to dry out,take rank from you. Any number of things could happen to you. For officers,they were done. During those years I can remember being pulled over for failing to yield at a round about and getting a ticket and yes you paid it off right away.
There was that one dirt bag NCO/Sergeant who had I had to go get out the Jacksonville jail and he eventually ended up falling on his sword on drill field as a result of his infidelity, drinking,and failing to pay his ex-wife back pay in child support. Although he was a three time award for Naval Achievement 🏅 medal, great section chief it caught with him.
Another Marine during my active duty time between period of 1990-1994 was busted for smoking pot. I saw him that afternoon report to the CO and company first sergeant a corporal,that afternoon before we were secured for the day he came back to the office carrying his blouse in his left hand. He went to put it on and on it were Lance Corporal Chevrons. This Marine unfortunately 😞 was a Brown Bagger,a term for a married Marine living in town with a wife and a child. It tore my heart apart to see this; however he did it to himself.
Today whether you are in the Fleet Marine Force,The Reserves, I remembered my first page 11, a counseling statement for putting my hands on a belligerent Lance Corporal as a newly promoted Corporal. That page 11 set a precedent in how I conducted business for the rest of my career after my Battery Gunnery Sergeant,my Comm Chief, gave me a firm verbal reprimand along with that page 11.
Even as a retired Marine In The Reserve Component, it's drilled in you for the rest of your life.
it's a great way to get your clearance yanked.
I knew a Gunny .. well he was a Cpl when I met him, got his sixth DUI then got the boot after 18 years. They didn't offer much help in the 60's. You had to be hard or die.
PT belts save lives, prevents COVID-19, and makes you invulnerable to fires.
Remember "road guard" when running PT in formation?
Of course. Not sure they matter. But what the hell.
We wore vests. Still remember the road guards in RFTD with their vests flapping over their packs on humps.
Road Guards OUT!! Road Guards IN!! They did a lot of running 😉 in the Texas heat. Lol
Otherwise known as "speedbumps".😆
"I double checked his compass " thats classic
Army friend years ago told me when in the field and it gets dark,middle of the night and you hear first fart left 20 yards,then minute later another little louder behind you at 50 yards another minute later a big fart in front in the distance you yell keep screamingLT we will find you
I'm a FO in the 82nd and I Never was a Marine but I've met more "Marines" in the Army then I thought I would. And most of them are like "I'm doing the same exact job in the Army, I'm just treated a little better" lol.
Plus the Army gives good size Bonuses to keep you in the Army lol
Dogmeat1950 I was in active, reserve and guards back to active and retired as an Army 11B you are 100% correct we got a lot of marines converting for that reason, they got treated better and allowed to think in the Army doing what they did in the marines. Some of my best trainers were marine 0300’s. I also served in the Air Force in the 80’s when the Air Force were following a lot of Army regulations and teachings and was in Kadena AB Okinawa and the Marines that were married was asking how they can join the Air Force. Army guys back then were also trying to go Air Force. We had one guy who left the Army to join the Air Force. I did the OPPOSITE going ARMY in the 90’s and all the branches thought I was NUTS. I JOINED THE ARMY FOR COMBAT ARMS not for TECH like the Air Force & Navy.
And the marines get all the hand-me downs gear!
I got treated like shit in both. Lol. 3/8 and the 82nd.
Aussie vet, swearing comments spot on, I still fall back into that whenever I’m around others vets, fuck it all! Also, you only cuss out people you respect 🤣
Nice video sir.
I would enjoy more from the Legion.
Greetings from Germany
cominig.
@@JamesonsTravels Awesome👌
The legion videos were the best! Wish I would’ve known about them before I enlisted. Thanks JT
I agree sir, your Legion content is great if there's any more coming after your next upload coming you mentioned
All days became as one long day. Sometimes you drink water, but usually you're taking care of business.
I was in the Marines and switched to the Army after being out 4 months. More jobs and you can actually pick your MOS. It is easier, but they are not as disciplined.
Keep it up @Jamesons Travels
Got some good laughs on this.
we once spent 18 hour looking for a radio, just to find out at the end that my unit did a lateral transfer to the incoming unit before they left IRAQ.
I got a DUI back in 95 when I was stationed at Colorado Springs Police Department (Fort Carson) trying to drive into Peterson AFB for booze after the club from the 24 hour shoppette.Used to get in bar fights and go to jail and your platoon Sergeant had the authority to bail you out- miss the good Ol days.
Shit never said by branches:
Army: SgtMaj is fine with us walking across the lawn.
Air Force: we don't need good chow halls, central air, or cable. The deployment will be better that way.
Navy: I'm so glad we cancelled west pac to go back to the gulf for 3 extra months.
Marines: I love hanging out with all the Navy guys for 3 extra months. They're really Squared away.
What about the coast guard
We had a guy that on his 1st DUI my 1st SGT had him holding a sign at the entrance of the post saying I'm sry for drinking and driving. On his 3rd he was out.
Yes I always loved those 9.2 mile Moto runs at Camp Pendleton. Said no one ever.
I found your channel today and have watched 3-4 hours of your videos. I’m hooked and thank you.
welcome aboard. thanks brother.
The military is concerned about missing gear... not missing service members.
I feel like its a CoC thing
Leaving for recruit training in one week. Thanks for all the awesome videos! Hopefully I’ll come back a Marine
You will. Just do what your told and fast and dont take anything personal. Then you owe me a beer. Good luck
You'll come back with a good sense of humor. The DI's were funny asf. Recruits are dumb as hell. Makes an amazing combo. Just a tip. Go to Catholic Church and be a head or artist recruit. Saves you a lot of pain.
Sr71 Black bird I might have to take you up on that one 😂 thanks
Tosh harros Thanks for the heads up 🙏
@@francisschuessler you'll be fine, just do what your told. Parris island or calif?
I distinctly remember running Battalion PT still drunk as hell. More than once
Hell I enjoyed you getting humor from the video ! Seems like it brought back some good memories.... or faded hungoverish memories 🙃😂
Another great reaction ty got my vet brother watching ya now as well he loves your content
The Navy still feeds us half cooked (if you're lucky) chicken every day on cruise. And the beef was purple.
Oh that first one's wild
My dad had to stay on post because of missing nods. I have to say your one of the best reactors i have come across.
Base SMaj got a DUI for driving his moped into the front gate guard shack. 1st Marine Brigade Kbay.
He walked without a blip on the radar.
Semper Fi
And remember, behind every successful Lieutenant, is a Sergeant rolling their eyes!!!
I am very thankful to have served before Women entered the Infantry
@sneksnekitsasnek not a doubt in my mind training was more demanding and we were more combat ready.
Thanks for the memories.
"Ever since we got married, she stopped stripping." ROFLMAO...It works on SOOOO many levels!!!!!!!!
That actually happened to my cousin when he was in the Navy. He got a stripper pregnant and married her, after the baby was born she left him and cleaned out his bank account. Last I heard she was stripping again.
Yess more of these guys! “Because America, that’s why” is a good one you should check out. Short though, so maybe mix it w other video(s)
Safety briefing before hitting the clubs...
Drink plenty of water between alcoholic drinks.
Remove watches and rings...at least rings.
I remember you had to wear a roadguard vest to ride a motorcycle, on or off base. Kept you super safe.
I knew a guy that stopped wearing his dolphins (submarine warfare pin) because he HATED his job. He was one of the nuclear-trained dudes. TO be fair, their jobs were very difficult, not a lot of fringe benefits in terms of chicks or prestige like the SF guys get.
I always say - STAND YOUR GROUND and make a statement! Kudos to that guy!
there are deputies here in flathead county who wear little ranger tabs, pins. those are usualy also swat team members as well
I watch the black rifle company they never fail to make me laugh great your reacting to this content it's double barrel awsome bro 🇬🇧🇺🇲
Thanks, brother. They are funny AF>
No worries mate, your right they are funny AF!
EVERYTHING goes on paper now. Things that in the past an NCO would just correct on the spot now gets people put out.
"Yea just to reiterate what the sarge said"
Never date a woman in the military, period
WHAT?!?! Miss those sweet walls??? Check that love shit in at the front door and let your nutz hangout.
We had a saying when I was at Bragg, "there is nothing so dangerous as a second lieutenant with a pair of bingos and a compass."
My current supervisor is a vegetarian... Yes she's an LT.
I Like the way you Explain things regarding Vetrans
You're cool
Sir
I worked at the range at Cherry Point. I've seen people flag the line a few times.
Hey man I’m relatively new to the channel, where exactly did you serve?
Greetings from Germany!
@Jameson. You've heard this one before. Night before the physical fitness test going to the club and getting hammered was absolutely necessary. Liquid carbs. 22 years in the Corps. Semper Fi Marine.
Keep up the good work. I enjoy watching year in UA-cam videos. I appreciate your service to our country.
I remember the smell of booze on morning runs..................ah good times. For all of you NCO's who love to poke fun at officers this one I will give you. My NCO's drank like fish about every night and smoked like a freaking chimney and could run as far as need be at 0 dark thirty. Still impressed by that. I was hung over a few times and it was ruff.
Got a real good laugh from this one. I really enjoy your videos sir
As a cook, I would say either the salad bar, soup bar (depending on soup) and potato bar for veggie options.
When I was in basic we had a tiny drill sergeant that had just got back from 1 overseas. One of our guys flag him at the range and he went absolutely nuts on this guy. He grabbed his rifle through it off to the side. Flip them over smacked him in the Kevlar with his own Kevlar. Then proceeded to scream at him for about 20 minutes. I've never seen anybody get smoked like that before!
Totally spot on!
Can you react to "The Russian Sleep Experiment"
On it. ua-cam.com/video/w8YOoh-SeeA/v-deo.html
Has anyone ever heard a first sergeant at commander’s call say “No need me for me to piggyback on what the commander just said as I’m sure, as adults, you all comprehended it the first time.“? In two decades, neither did I.
The opening seen is funny in that he mentioned missing NOD's to keep the men in the barracks. When I was in the 75th in the late 80s we almost deployed and the battalion on ready alert 2 hour notice (it rotates) was locked in to make it easier to ensure nobody was drunk, unable to be located off post etc... so the S2 and S3 for OPSEC reasons just said NODs were missing and nobody was leaving until they were turned in.
Only SMs that had to wear reflective belts when I was in were the Road Guards on the company/battalion/brigade runs.
We had an AN/ PVS-4 Night Vision Scope 4X disappear in MCT (training after boo camp) and they never found it. They destroyed that place looking for it. Nobody knows where it went.
You made me aware of people faking military service saw a guy in camouflage fatigues in the grocery store last week wanted to confront him but it didn’t work out he kept walking away from me before I could say anything
I had an Uncle that got out of the Army and went into the Marines. He disliked the Army comparative to the Marines.
My dad had to stay on post because of missing nods. I really like you videos keep up the good work.
I was Air Force (insert your joke/insult, and I had troops that transferred from Marines and Army. They said the best thing about coming to the Air Force was the chow hall.
In the NAV I never bothered changing my rank on my unies until I was a HM3 ...mostly because they seemed to always be out and also it would mean I had to have every one of them done. For some reason I never got hassled about it... Later on as an NCO I had a hypocritical moment when I came down on a few guys for the same thing...
LOL, me and my platoon was doing TDY in Rammstein, Germany, but we were staying at a small air base in Vilseck (sorry if I butchered those spellings) and the whole platoon minus our platoon Sargent decided to hit the NCO club on the airbase. Our platoon Sargent was a fitness buff that didn't drink or eat anything bad, so he didn't come along. We left the club at 0400 the next morning and we were all hammered, including the 1st Lt. that was in charge of us. Pt formation was 05:30, people were still puking, nobody could stand straight, and the LT was no where to be found. Our platoon Sargent called off PT (people started falling out less than 1/4 mile on the run). To pay us in kind, as we went back to change into our uniforms. He went and got us chow from the mess hall. A big field canister of nothing but eggs. eggs + belly full of beer = bad, but I'm sure he did it to get what alcohol was left in our stomachs out. Right? lol
this is the one of the best react video you done!
Hahaha...the ParTy hangover zero dark thirty run. Lol...enjoy your videos! Semper Fi!
a LT lost his nods and his platoon had to spend 3 days no sleep looking for them. me and my Sgt went to pick them up we found them in his bag after looking all this time. he was forced to carry the bivi boots of shame for 6 months.
Lol we had a guy that had three dui's and still kept getting promoted. Late 90's-early 2000 was an awesome time
Known 3 former marines that went to the army all said they would go back to the marines if they could
JRTC, Ft Polk, twice. Best assignment ever. Put in a 4187 to get back there for my second tour.