Royal Marine Reacts To What New Marine Corps Recruits Go Through In Boot Camp - Business Insider!
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Basic training is only thirteen weeks but after basic there are other modules like School of Infantry and Marine Combat Training Battalion- then they do their MOS training schools.
I was just about to mention that but thought I should check to make sure no one else has. Cheers
You realise this isn't specific to US Marines, right?
Pretty much every branch of the military throughout the world has has Basic Training and then additional MO specific training, since regardless of your MO, you're always a soldier first.
A British Army Chef will still be required to do the 24 week Phase 1 soldier training before his MO training to become a chef (Phase 2). Some MO's have up to 3 Phases of training.
The Royal Marines are no exception, their 'Basic Training' is 32 weeks (64 for officers), and then there's the option to move on and become part of the Mountain Leader Training Cadre, which I believe is a further 32 weeks.
@@JohnSmith-ts8xp I know- Im saying the MOS specific training takes place after Basic and School of Infantry etc. It difficult to compare "basic training" between militaries because they may define them differently.
wasn't that a given when they said "basic training"?
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Got here for the call of duty modern warfare, stayed for this guy's charisma. Gotta say I love your videos man, keep it up!
Saaaame
@@Mister_Matthew I was expecting Kenobi...so why are you here?
SAME
@@TheIrishLad06 Ofc Ofc
It kind of reminds me of Gaz from CoD
I hate how these "inside looks into military training" make the training look so much easier than it is.
And they were only there for 5 days lol a good way to get more recruits.
Heer Kommando it didn’t include that they have to remove their mask while in the chamber. And that the Crucible is 3 days with below minimal amounts of sleep. And that the actual center piece is that they’re doing all of what was during a sixty mile trek.
Scouts Gone Wild they actually did show that, you have to watch the whole video
I was just thinking this ha
Scouts Gone Wild in the whole video it is, search tje official vid
Marines during their term: stone faced killing machines (a bit over-dramatized by hollywood).
Marines after their term: *Has the biggest hearts and level 10 charisma*
😂
its true im twelve and i talked to an marsoc marine raider dude nice and he been in more combat than the average marine
@@jrfirefiher what does your age have to do with it?
@@jrfirefiher go play some roblox bruh
@@jrfirefiher Why do kids have to state their age in their comments for no reason?
As I’m typing this my son is currently going through the crucible out here on the west coast of the states. Graduates training in 2 weeks.
Dont even know who your son is and I'm proud for him
That will be the easiest thing he will do in his marine core career.
@@thugnificent6163 the easiest thing in marine corps career is getting drunk in the barracks
He will love the sunrise at the top of the reaper hike. When he gets his eagle, globe and anchor it will be his first sunrise as a Marine
Leo Rosas tell your son you’re proud of him and you love him, but that he’s an enormous boot.
That female recruit being interviewed is more ripped than half the men 😂
She doesn’t seem that ripped.
no shes skinny fat other marines are toned like bruce lee u burn alot of fat and muscle in basic training
As someone who just graduated just last Friday from mcrd Parris Island sc, this video reminded me of everything I did. You don’t have the time during the day to sit and think about what you’ve accomplished, you just did what you were told to do when you were told to do it. It makes you aware of just how much you’ve accomplished in those 13 weeks of recruit training once you finally get the chance to look back and the amount of confidence you gain is unbelievable. I am proud to claim the title, and anyone who is willing to push themselves to be the best version of themselves they can be can do it. It’s a mindset, and I’m not saying I’d want to do it again, but I’m definitely glad I did it.
Spoiler: hes not making his head big this time.
Or small for that matter
Wtf
Oh yeah
damn it dont spoil it next time
No no no,he's not making his ead' smol at oll
Prolly the coolest aspect of being a Marine is you never lose the mindset. Ive taken care of end of life clients who had served in the Marines and their positivity is impressive.
Is no one gonna say how that dude looks like the butcher from Modern Warfare
2nd Battalion of course
Which dude?
+Uncle Gary I think they mean the drill sergeant with the yellow shirt in the thumbnail.
Hey I’m in this video! We were in the crucible during their filming
Hey man thank you for your service. When I’m 17 I am going to join the marine corps.
The Deadliest weapon in the world is a Marine and his Rifle
R. Lee Ermy
Nuke...
i miss him
Thari Tuallawt That ain’t near true lmao
This quote can only lead to overconfidence and useless deaths.
Any aircraft, ordnance weapon or even a untrained man setting an ambush can make short work of any human being, no matter the training they went through
Actually that quote is by US Army General John "Black Jack" Pershing, commander of American Expeditionary Forces during World War 1
“Your making me lose my mind!”
“Eye sir!”
Aye*
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All drill Sargent's hats look like they are going to pop off at any moment
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In Marine Corps bootcamp, which is 13 weeks, but they don’t get liberty (I think that is what RM’s call it at their training) and then they all go to the school of infantry (regardless of each Marines job, because “every Marine is a rifleman”) and then to there specific job school. That is why Marine Corps bootcamp isn’t as long as RM’s.
HIM HIM Non 03s go to MCT, 03s go to ITB/SOI. 03 Training is specialized for each 03 MOS. MCT is very watered down. In the MLG, non 03s go to RASC which builds on MCT, but is tailored for Rear Area Missions.
HIM HIM Non 03s go to MCT, 03s go to ITB/SOI. 03 Training is specialized for each 03 MOS. MCT is very watered down. In the MLG, non 03s go to RASC which builds on MCT, but is tailored for Rear Area Missions.
HIM HIM Non 03s go to MCT, 03s go to ITB/SOI. 03 Training is specialized for each 03 MOS. MCT is very watered down. In the MLG, non 03s go to RASC which builds on MCT, but is tailored for Rear Area Missions.
James Piatt Sr Okay. Yeah I had an idea, haha. Thanks for clarifying
only 12 weeks?? i remember mines was 13...
The Marines are one of the few milltary forces to learn Hand to Hand combat in bootcamp
Most countries do hand to hand combat
So the country that doesent teach hand to hand combat , just reload as fast as you can and go guns blazing ( situation : 1v1 with a guy that run out of ammo ( he holstereld his gun to go hand to hand combat )
@@XFlen like reloading faster will save you from the guy with a knife who appears around a corner to stab you
This isn’t true the US Army teaches hand to hand combat it’s called Combative’s it’s a far superior training then MCMAP and it’s taught in basic training. Once you graduate and are in your unit you can attend Combative’s school which has 5 levels.
Combative’s is basically a wrestling/BJJ/Judo hybrid which is what you learn in basic training the higher the levels incorporate weapons into the training. You’re also taught in basic how to engage the enemy with your rifle without using deadly force (bullets)
MCMAP is outdated bayonets haven’t been used in combat in over a half a century and when the hell is body punching gonna be used in combat?
Marines will even tell you Army Combative’s is the more practical program.
Full respect to those, and all those serving, men and women. I don't believe I could do that, so thank you to everyone serving, have served, and going to serve.
After boot camp all Marine goes through Military combat training and then they go through their MOS school.
My time working with the Royal Marine was awesome. Thank you for your service!
As Marine Infantry, and later an Armor Officer, I can tell you this is a VERY sanitized version. I had one Royal Marine Commando refer to our training as the "crash course", because we aren't eased into it. There just isn't the time. And going through Officer Candidates School during the summer in Quantico is no joke, the heat is debilitating. But back to recruit training, you aren't seeing the off camera hits with a steel rifle cleaning rod or the beatings for no real reason. And when asked by officers if we'd been abused we lied and said "no sir". I'm proud to have gone through it. I never signed up for an easy day. Thanks for your commentary.
Luke's face in the thumbnail:
"Royal Marine listening to the new Guidelines of the Royal Marine Recruitment System".
This is definitely the best video I’ve seen on the US marines.
Watch "ears open, eyeballs click"
Congratulations on 60k man you 100% deserve all of them your such a nice guy keep smashing it👍
New subscriber here, 15 years USMC veteran. Salute to you and your lads. Observation not critique. After Boot Camp all Marine's go on to further training schools. If it's a combat arms MOS, it's infantry, then a more specific training such as Scout/Sniper. If graduating, you might then go to even further training. If selected this could be Reconnaissance. You will have spent well over a year in training. Very selective over and above Boot Camp. In 15 years of service I had a few opportunities to train and work with British Royal Marines and I admire all the professional men that I met, skilled all. Good videos you do, thank you.
Video: "they'll make $20,000 a year"
Original Huma: "That's nothing I guess"
LatinAmerica: "Well, it takes me around 5 years to make that amount of money"
But what is the price of your rent compared to your wage ?
It's all relative
@@DarkSerris Well, Marines also don't have to spend almost any of that while deployed
@@MidasMakeItRain I think it needs to be relative to the avg wage of civillian work wage in the country as well. Otherwise, it will make recruitment an uphill task.
You haven't been to Latin America in a while, huh! Have you seen their bullet trains! Their schools or parks? Or, how bout their their night clubs? Their beautiful women!
Less than minimum wage in the UK.
When you have the time watch "The Pacific" miniseries. You find out why the 1st US Marine Division has "Waltzing Matilda" as their song and the Southern Cross on their division patch.
Tough training out there man. Also really am proud of you reaching 60k in a matter of weeks! Growing real fast and I hope that you still grow! 💞
For what it's worth, to this day - the proudest day of my life was attending my son's graduation at MCRD in San Diego. - 10 years later he's still serving as a MARSOC Marine. Altogether training (which never actually stops) is quite a bit longer than the 13 week Boot Camp. At boot camp graduation, they are Marines, however, the next stop is Advanced Infantry Training SOI (School of Infantry) which lasts for an additional 30 - 60 days, depending on MOS. Next comes MOS specific training which can be up to an additional 180 days. Ooh Rah!
keep going man this youtube stuff is going to take you far boss!!!!
Keep up mate.. Love your vid❤❤
Such a positive person. Love the videos bro keep it up! Just subscribed 👍
Hey man, love your videos, from one Marine to another. Semper Fidelis.
Unfortunately, yelling "Marine Corps!" with a mouth guard in sounds like "cream corn!" more often than not, so after a while, that's just what we said.
Sullivan Laramie good man
Fact.
I’d probably be the cheeky shit that says cream corn intentionally. My sarcasm is hereditary, I can’t help it.
I heard a lot of Maine Coons as well
@@void870 Why is that so relatable..
Hey, i always wanted to know what effect does a flash/stun grenade has on a person.
Temporary blindness and deafness
Call of duty does it pretty well
@@kylehoran40 hell no it doesn't. Escape from Tarkov is the closest one I can think of (not talking from personal experience, of course)
@PuffPuff Pass did u not see the marines reacting to call of duty and the player got flashbanged and they said thays pretty accurate...
I'm going off that
@PuffPuff Pass ah sorry forgot you had experience the only people that know the answer is a victim of it. So unless you have personal experience u have no right to judge people on how they think it's like. So take ur facepalm elsewhere.
When I went thru MCRD San Diego in '07, during a draw up for OIF/OEF, we had 7 platoons of ~110 recruits each in 3rd Battalion, Lima Co. I'd say about 95% of us made it thru at the time. Hell of an experience to march with 700+ recruits & a single Drill Instructor marching the entire company down what we called Recruit Highway. Went on to be a Trombonist in the 29 Palms Marine Band & later an Aircraft Firefighter w/ MWSS 272, which was deployed to Afghan in '11. I would do it all again in a heartbeat. Semper Fi!
I love you're videos man keep up the amazing work man
Congrats on 60K!
Not gonna lie, you're definitely my favorite lesser known UA-camr. Keep doing what you're doing, it's god tier.
Edit: Thank you for the heart, I hope more people feel like me towards you man
Loving these reaction videos.
I’ve recently found this channel and I’m binging. Keep it up man
Look at this man, a true hydrated lad, drinking out of a jar
Finally early for a video! Liked before I even watched lol
I've watched this so many times I mean the training vid,and I wanted to comment on you watching it and finally you made my life better
Hell when i went thru Marine Corps bootcamp at Parris Island in '91 when you qualified with the the M16A2 you did it with Iron sights no ACOG. You had to qualify from the 200 yard line, 300 yard line and the 500 yard line in the sitting, kneeling and standing position.
Iron sights is the way it should be taught. And I'm not just saying that because I'm old.
Also '91, but SD instead of PI.
Hey bro, please remember me when you hit 100k! And again, keep doing your thing buddy
mr. game addict I’m sure he will remember the boy with a DBZ profile pic begging to get remembered.
You should watch “What army recruits go through Boot Camp” video
No, don’t. It’s watered down for the video so people will still join.
@@Wasattsi This is watered down. They never showed the dirty parts of basic training. They would grab and shove recruits around. Getting ITed or "slayed" would be a lot more intense and personal. They would literally be 2 inches from your face and you will feel their sweat dripping down on you. They never showed the countless hazing hours of running up and down the squadbay playing "games". They also never showed the tornadoes where they dump all of your shit all across the squadbay and then give you 30 seconds to clean everything up only to dump everything again. This was literally every other week. I remember that shit like it was yesterday
Army doesn't have a boot camp. They have basic training.
D. Beck basic training is boot camp just a different name
@@brendondembinski2513 nah, boot is quite a bit more intense
I love this guys reaction videos. They aren't like other youtubers who talk during the video or pause the video every second. He say everything he has to say at the END of the video and I like that.
Great video mate!
You ever bump into to any US Marines on tour buddy?
Hey! Can you talk about YOUR experience in the military when you do these reactions?
Been waiting for this vid
I was waiting for you to react to this!
A quick vid on yt is called “whats up sir... RUN!” Itsquite funny u should react
Next video you need to turn up the sound output from the video you've seen
I appreciate the feedback mate ❤️ I’ll work on making this better
In Quantico, VA, we had the pleasure of working with Royal Marines. We have an endurance course in Quantico and you guys crush those run times every time.
Only recently came across this channel, I think I subscribed yesterday or the day before and it had 58k subs, today, one or two days later, its got almost 62k! Incredible! love it, great videos, great content, keep it up
I think you should react to the Royal Marine training on UA-cam
You gotta react to the Heat (1995) shootout scene!
i always had fun with flugels, always made the military me seriously but kept it fun.
it helped i got used to having to push a 3/4th ton farm truck so solid lower body. im confident id make it through and would enjoy parts of it.
I genuinely feel like I could do this stuff, after high school worth of football and just harsh mentality of being focused and having teamwork and motivating others but also be honest of scared to do this but I also miss those type of stuff
I mean u prolly could, I ain play no kinda sports in hs n boot camp was hard but was funny as hell, scuzzing was a bitch tho
can you review royal marines training?
If you wanna get the real experience just watch a documentary called
"Ears,open.Eyeballs,click."
I agree. It doesn’t edit out as much of the “offensive” stuff. I have a copy of that somewhere
we the marines is also amazing
18:34 Also keep in mind that boot camp isn't the only training they're required to go through. In the U.S. military (all branches), enlisted recruits go through basic training/boot camp to become a member of that branch, which is what we saw here. After that, everyone goes on to more specialized training depending on what your job will be, from infantry to cooks to radar technicians. Correct me if I'm wrong, but while your training is a lot longer, it's all inclusive. Once you finish your 32 weeks you get sent to your unit. The U.S. does it in stages, of which boot camp is just the first.
Holy cow 62k! You’ve come so far since your “Clean House” vid, glad that i’m here to witness your growth 😄 Unbelievable 🙌🏻✨
I’ve watched the video he’s reacting to a couple times
OH posts a 20 min video.
Me: Oh ok this is a short one but ok :P
I remember when you only had a couple thousand subs, good job on this growth.
Former Marine who worked with the RM's during the Iraq invasion. Awesome guys and a pleasure to serve next to
18:25 Please note that the Marine Corps wants Killers not Robots......
Full Metal Jacket
Is there a difference?
$20k a year but they also try get free housing, food and clothing etc on top of that.
Yep, they make it sound horrible. The total compensation is like $40-46,000.
Interesting it was! Wonder if you could react to the differences between basic uniforms from different countries!
I love this guy because he doesn’t pause the vid every five seconds
1:58 No weekends off m8
Royal Marines is 32 weeks plus specialisation
I don't need that I ll just show them my fruit cutting skills . They ll be at a loss of words
Makes the british version of marine training so understated 😂, and that drill sergeant losing his voice whilst shouting! Comical stuff 😂
Only videos of true RM training and the pain they endure mentally and physically during the 32 weeks basic are all dulled down and made to look family friendly because it aired on TV at an earlier hour in the evening. There are certain parts of training they can't publish out in TV or online thus making it look easy, which it is not
@@kirad2234 I can see why
@@DirtyMikeandTheBoys69 indeed, they ain't going to show sere school to the public with the fun of being waterboarded, beaten and sleep deprived.
@@kirad2234 Same thing here. They went soft for the cameras. I went to Marine Corps Basic Training 20 years ago, it was much tougher than what was shown in this video.
I love watching other people from other militaries watch this specific video because my platoon is 3072 at the introduction of the graduation ceremony
There are 2.5k navy seals (us) and and 7.5k royal marines (uk)
Okay? Your point? Lmao
@@kirad2234 He was just mentioning it as when he talked about it in the video he wasn't sure how many there were. This is just a figures correction, useful and relevant; unlike your pointless reply.
16 weeks when I went in.
me too 1977 parris island 2nd batt
This is the first phase of training - "basic" training, applicable to all who enter the service (often referred to as "boot camp"). Then comes more specialized training for rifleman (Infantry), mechanized (tankers (Armor)), cooks, logistics, mechanics, avionics, engineers (Seabees support the Marines, I believe)/demolitions, communications, etc. Some training can be quite lengthy, aircraft mechanics/technicians for example.
This mans energy is contagious and I love it
hi
Who else came so early because of discord.
How you said cohesive was very satisfying
Love your videos, watch them all and also a subscriber the only advice I would say is that you maybe can raise the volume of the videos because it's much lower volume then when you speak
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Wha?
I personally think that you shouldnt call theese videos "reacting" but reviewing instead, I think that you explain things and based on the video give your opinion. React channels is nothing more than just "Haha" and "oh man" in my opinion.
Busting their hearts! Hell yeah!
When I watch videos like these id love to hear like more about yourself and compare it to what you went through, maybe add your 2 cents at any moment you can because that will make videos like these more interesting. But overall your vids are great keep it up bro
1st 9 views. And I'm one of them boys.
It is hard to appreciate our boot camp from these sorts of videos. They are certainly interesting but the editing doesn’t do it justice. It doesn’t adequately explain or exhibit the transformation of the recruit from beginning to end of basic training and how the methods are employed to turn self centered, self important young people into disciplined members of a team working toward a defined objective. The methods at the beginning of basic training transform over time as the recruits transform. Having been through it in 1975, it is reinvigorating to see and understand what Is going on. Some things have changed but the basics are the same and bring back the memories that I wish I could do it again. One thing is for sure, it changes you and for most of us, those influences stay with us for life and the lessons learned I use in life after serving. The brotherhood feelings extend even today 45 years later. Every Marine I encounter, young or old, is my brother/sister as we share a common experience. The esprit de corps lives on in each of us. Brothers and sisters, I will always have your back. Semper Fi, remain always faithful.
its funny the simulated gun fire that they talked about is just the DDAY SCENE from saving private ryan. i laughed my ass off in the skull drag from hearing a mg42 on loud speaker lol
Marine Corps boot camp is called "Basic Training" for a reason. Once boot camp is done every Marine goes to "Basic Combat Training". After that Marines are off to mos training. If your a trigger puller your never done with training. Trigger puller means every Marine that has a weapon full time, no matter if it's a rifle or a tank
Our boot camp is short but after that we got to SOI which is school of infantry where they teach us more about rifles and other weapons and then we go to MOS schools which is where they teach us whatever our job is going to be , all that before we even hit the fleet and be considered “real marines”
When my father was the in 1969 the training was so much harder. He said no matter how much you train, nothing can prepare you for war. During thee Vietnam War he was an engineer and was sent in before other marines to clear the mine fields using only their trench knife. He was sent to a place in the jungle called The Iron Triangle where they were low on food and ammo they had to fight hand to hand combat. He was in a horrible battle for 5 days with no sleep and no backup. He said he had to kill 3 Viet Cong with just his trench knife because he ran out of ammo.
Watching the gas part, my body gave me the feeling of when I went through it, can still feel my lungs burning
cant believe that i can say ive been here since 30k when hes at 500k! love your videos man!
I'm happy you appreciate our boys! I'll be enlisting once I graduate college next year!
You sound like a Man United fan ;)
Lima Co. My old stomping ground. Back when I was a DI, Lima was off in the woods.they tore down the old barracks and now theyre all brand new and a lot bigger.
Great video
I love your attitude throughout the whole video haha. You should definitely react to some sort of Royal Marine training video and tell us what it was like and compare it.
My good friends dad was a marine in Vietnam, and occasionally when he would drink he would always tell stories about the war.
Well long story short, after his squad of about 5 to 7 or 10 men (i don't remember exactly) were ambushed in a jungle while on a patrol, his only friend in the marines had been shot in the head and fell to the floor. As they were retreating he runs over to maybe drag his friend to safety, or see what he can do. Well according to him, the bullet had blown his head open, or maybe just created a massive hole in his head, and he SWEARS that he saw his friends brain matter pouring out of his head. Surprisingly he wasn't dead and somehow was still able to speak, and as he lay there, with his life leaving his body, with his brain leaving his skull, he kept repeating one thing over and over and over. That one thing was Semper Fi. Semper Fi. Semper Fi. The motto of the Marine Corp, meaning Always Loyal, or Always Faithful.
Moral of the story? "Never make friends in time of war, cause you're only going to see them die."
Luckily after the war he was still himself (or at least close enough), and he was one hell of a comedian.
But the more we talked, and the more time we spent together, i started to understand more and more what they mean by "You can leave the war, but the war wont leave you."
On another note, Maybe we could play some Warzone sometime?