The lack of screaming and chaos is odd and unnerving. I sat at a desk the 1st night and when I retook the ASVAB. I don't remember many more times. Of course this was June 1986 and ALOT has changed.
@@amaliya.jovanovski it's 80% to 90% mental challenge. Yeah, you can't pass if you aren't physically fit, but even fit people won't pass if they don't have the mindset.
Damn... I'm about to be that old guy in the comments... I remember when I was in Fox Company, in Parris Island... November 2005. I never thought when I was there that I would still be in the Marine Corps today, November 2022. This life is wild..
1st Battalion Delta Co. 1997 Parris Island. Yup, it's a different world once those cameras are off. If these videos showed exactly what really happens, trust me, no one would join. Back in my day there were 5 recruits in my platoon that got pushed off that tower because they didn't want to go down. They won't show that on here. How come these recruits aren't screaming at the top of their god damn lungs?
I went to PI in 1956. I cannot believe these videos are USMC boot camp! There was never an instant where we could stop with our hands on hips waiting for the guy in front of us to finish an obstacle. We had to keep going, push him out of the way, or do push-ups while waiting and DI’s always screaming at you and physically pushing you to move. This looks like it could be Air Force style.
I remember doing this but they did give u chairs so when u were out before u did your photo id they gave u a huge sheet to do personal information like what your social and your nationality is and stuff
Eh I went through about a year before these guys, we got folding chairs but we were never allowed to use them, it was just one more thing to carry everywhere and to try and stuff in your footlocker.
This reminds me of the fairly "harsh" summer adventure camp I went to as a young 13-year-old boy...but it sure as hell doesn't remind me of the Marine boot I experienced in '74...WTF have they done to my Corps?
@@thelegendaryt-rex4763 dude how’re you gonna quit bootcamp, literally the easiest part of a marines career and call it snowflake shit when you clearly couldn’t hack it?
Its a mix of them. If Im not wrong that was my company on video, so yeah, various phases. A good way to tell is by the boot blousings, bloused boots mean they are past like week 2 or 4, nametapes usually means they are about week 8 or 9, etc
I hate to say it but damn our elected officials are our weakness I. Train the recruits to Marines that was 2o plus years ago omg not the recruit training that was there omg
The lack of screaming and chaos is odd and unnerving.
I sat at a desk the 1st night and when I retook the ASVAB. I don't remember many more times.
Of course this was June 1986 and ALOT has changed.
It’s fox company shit always been that way nasty
are the desks the same? lol
Really great video showing what boot camp is like. raw footage is the best, brought me back for sure!
When were you in?
@@amaliya.jovanovski Still new Hot the yellow footprints in 2020
@@scottyork2705 nice. My husband is joining, he's definitely fit enough from what I see here. Is it the mental games that make bootcamp challenging?
@@amaliya.jovanovski it's 80% to 90% mental challenge. Yeah, you can't pass if you aren't physically fit, but even fit people won't pass if they don't have the mindset.
I hope it's because the camera are on , the Drill instructors are soft and the recruits are undisciplined. It's like watching Army boot camp
Exactly. I remember a 3 month cyclone of high octane fuel. Everything was an emergency.
Oh yes they held back.
Drill instructor said “please say something “ my heart drop 😆😆😆😆😆
they don't want to worry the parents back home
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Damn... I'm about to be that old guy in the comments...
I remember when I was in Fox Company, in Parris Island... November 2005. I never thought when I was there that I would still be in the Marine Corps today, November 2022.
This life is wild..
Being a DI from this company in this video...trust me when i say the dis toned down because of the cameras.
1st Battalion Delta Co. 1997 Parris Island. Yup, it's a different world once those cameras are off. If these videos showed exactly what really happens, trust me, no one would join. Back in my day there were 5 recruits in my platoon that got pushed off that tower because they didn't want to go down. They won't show that on here. How come these recruits aren't screaming at the top of their god damn lungs?
I went to PI in 1956. I cannot believe these videos are USMC boot camp! There was never an instant where we could stop with our hands on hips waiting for the guy in front of us to finish an obstacle. We had to keep going, push him out of the way, or do push-ups while waiting and DI’s always screaming at you and physically pushing you to move. This looks like it could be Air Force style.
I remember doing this but they did give u chairs so when u were out before u did your photo id they gave u a huge sheet to do personal information like what your social and your nationality is and stuff
I don't remember simulated gunfire. All we had was them playing sounds from saving private Ryan over a speaker.
This was painful enough when I went through without the damn masks. I dont wanna think about going through again dealing with masks too.
This doesn’t look like Marine boot camp. What is going on here?
Are those folding chairs they have? Summer camp up I guess.
Eh I went through about a year before these guys, we got folding chairs but we were never allowed to use them, it was just one more thing to carry everywhere and to try and stuff in your footlocker.
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This reminds me of the fairly "harsh" summer adventure camp I went to as a young 13-year-old boy...but it sure as hell doesn't remind me of the Marine boot I experienced in '74...WTF have they done to my Corps?
Yeah seriously wtf is this weres the intensity weres the screaming wheres the fun
Suppose leftists found their way in the corps
2022 we all need a safe place dont yet at me sir
They didn’t show any of it, they only showed receiving week and the end.
@@thelegendaryt-rex4763 dude how’re you gonna quit bootcamp, literally the easiest part of a marines career and call it snowflake shit when you clearly couldn’t hack it?
Fighting foxes 2012 simper fi
What phase is this?
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Its a mix of them. If Im not wrong that was my company on video, so yeah, various phases.
A good way to tell is by the boot blousings, bloused boots mean they are past like week 2 or 4, nametapes usually means they are about week 8 or 9, etc
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I hate to say it but damn our elected officials are our weakness I. Train the recruits to Marines that was 2o plus years ago omg not the recruit training that was there omg
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