What does marching in a line do for them in combat?Nothing nothing besides death.So why the fuck are you practicing marching in a straight line makes no sense to me
I wish I would've passed the physical so I could've served. I chose marines and took the asvab when I was still in high school. I graduated at 19 years old and took the asvab at 18. I scored a 120. It's been 12 years and I still remember my score. Several people I know told me my score was great. Just wanted to know, Narrator, with a 120 what could I have done in the military being someone who also never gives up, has the work ethic of a boomer? I also played football. I didn't play on Friday nights I was a junior varsity guy but I had an ability to read formations, plays and know what opposing teams where going to do before they actually did it. In fact my jv coach allowed me to run or defense any way I chose so I did and we didn't give up any yardage unless cocky underclassmen chose to ignore me and mess things up. I had great mental skills and no quit in me. I've always been curious what I could have done in the military
Lol in my head I was like "damn get a gimble fukkin guy" then you said it I started busting up. Also was I the only one that was cringing at their lack of staying in cadence? I know it's just basic but bro... We got yelled at when we did EXACTLY that lol
8:26 my clearest memory from the shark attack was a guy getting off the bus in front of me and he was taking his time. A DS runs up to him, knife hand at the ready, nearly blinds the guy with his Smokey Bear, and screams in the oddest cadence, with emphasis of the Why, ‘WHY… ARE YOU WALKING!?!’ And to this day, it’s the funniest thing to me.
As a Prior Service Cav Scout, there is a drastic lack of screaming going on. And yes, we lived in the motor pool for most days to make sure our trucks don't catch fire... again, just to destroy those trucks in gunnery, and Training in Louisiana, Indonesia, and Big Island Hawaii. 8 years of being a Professional Homeless Person.
The shark attack was used to train draftees, and is being phased out to better train and retain a volunteer force. From what I recall, every branch has substantial personnel shortages, the Army being 100k under minimums. We're we to go back to a drafted force, then the shark attack would likely come back, but as that would go directly against societal progress, I doubt it would be n easy reversion.
@@Suzuki_Hiakura As someone who has been through a shark attack, it is also a means of shock for new recruits, showing that chaos can and will happen and maintaining a level head and being calm is the best way to get through it. I literally just held my duffle over my head and stared straight ahead without freaking out and didn't get too much trouble. People that panic and freak out are prime targets. Looking around, dropping your bag, any weakness gets attacked by the Drills. The Military isn't a place for feelings and caring at the end of the day. It is the Military, the potential chance of going out to fight in war is why mentally strong and physically capable people are needed and if people can't handle it they need to either learn and get there or get out. When I had guys under my command, I would do everything I could to take care of them, that is when it is time for feelings and care. But in the beginning, the weakness needs to be weeded out. So, I hope a draft never happens, not likely with how no one wants to stay in coz of BS, but if it does... well a lot of hurt feelings will be all over the place and risk lives.
@@Michael-x8e7j Too many people said the R word. Never say the R word. Or you will get R'ed on. Once had a medic say it too many times while on an ambush position for 2 weeks during a 2 month long field training. My buddy almost drowned under his poncho.
I went to basic in 2009. OST. We had our asses kicked. Literally. Our DS's were all badasses with multiple combat toures to both theaters. Did Mount Trainging. Master Repel training. Wilderness survival and aquatic survival. Also we got to have live fire buddy movements and NVG live fire movements. It was a great time!!!
5:25 I thought it was a body too... either a mannequin or a soldier taking the place of an injured person, which would've been funny as they basically would get the task to lay down and relax xD
I’m so old. Looking at the second half of the video and seeing every single rifle has an optic. I didn’t even have that in Iraq in 03. Now they get them in AIT.
I’m not a military person in the slightest (Health Complications would prevent me from joining in the first place.), but I’m guessing AIT stands for “Advanced Infantry Training” right? Also, my utmost respect for you mate. I can’t imagine what it must’ve been like overseas like that.
So I am in the Army Cadets (In Australia) and once a year we do AFX (Annual Field Exercise) were we go up to Townsville (The biggest military base in Australia) and we get to look at the weapons, and different units, vehicles, we get to do a live fire, unfortunately we can only use the ef88 Austeyr, and not the Minimi's. Maximi's, MP5's, the handguns, but that's okay, the simulation that they were using to simulate shooting, we call it the WETS (I think it stands for something but not sure) it's such a great time and I recommend that anyone looking to go to the military try out cadets. It's really sad to think that our cadet unit does listens, behaves and does drill better than the Australian Navy (it's the navy, what do you expect) BUT LIKE COME ON. Anyway, love the content man, keep it up!
I tell ya what Narrator, I sometimes hated being the biggest dude in the squad. "Guess what Specialist, you just volunteered for M249 duty". Yes, fun to fire, sucks to clean, ridiculous to carry during road marches. As a mechanic for an ADA unit, we got to watch the Patriot missile training drills. Those were fun. Of course, my favorite truck was always the LMTV. It was so versatile, spacious, and so easy to work on. I hated driving the Wrecker, it was so damn uncomfortable for anyone over 6 feet tall. Just take the boys to a local range sometime. I'm sure you could set it up. Awesome trip down the ol' memory lane though. Just keep those hands closer to your pecs during pushups next time! "We screw, we lube, we nut, we bolt". Poppin' smoke!!!
4:16 those new balance shoes were usually worn during the earlier stages of training. For me it was during our practice rucks before eventually wearing the boots. The only good thing about the shoes is ankle movement, either than that they were fabric on cardboard
To be honest I would love to see more on cav scouts, not to mention the haha funny weapon mark 19 as it is just cathartic to hear that thing firing. Not to mention I think Narrator would love Arma, maybe even Squad.
I wonder if the Air Force still does the "pick'em up and put'em down" routine? It was done when the Army's shark attack was done and as was explained later, it was a reference to the Army Air Corps/Air Force during wartime-you pick up your bombs and you put em down on the enemy, then you do it again and again and again, until the enemy is no more.
I went through in 2019 and we did it then. I didn't know the reference but it was explained to us later it's a start to them breaking us down, giving us commands back to back to confuse us and stress us.
I wasn’t a Cav Scout(Combat Engineer here) but I was attached to multiple cavalry units so I got to work with them normally. Y’all are goofy but I love ya! Also, went to basic training in late 2014 and my drills were absolutely ruthless at Fort Leonard Wood!! Someone broke their leg during Shark Attack.
Narrator is such a dork and just a silly person which everyone loves, just imagine just seeing him have that grenade launcher and just simping seems to dangerous
Two things. 1). Out of breath dude is also fighting a hangover cause he forgot he was doing this the next morning. 2). When they get in formation, why are half at rest and half at attention??
I physically cannot do standard push-ups because of my back. Yet my P.E teacher insists that I do them with the class quote on quote: “It wouldn’t be fair for me to sit out, and I would lose participation points.” I also cannot do curl-ups, and I get in trouble for no reason- ToT
I was in the national guard for cav scout support unit. I was a cook but towards the end of my career i was training to be a medic. But glad to be a civilian now. LOL Love ya man keep the great vids coming.
I got to wear my shoes, for 3 days. Then i Had to deal with boots like everyone else, except the punk whos leg was "injured" throughout the entirety of basic, unless it was the important stuff. His leg was always conveniently injured right after shit like the ruck marches, and obstacle courses.
I've just realized I'm usually watching Eddie's videos... looks like I better start watching some narrator too since both of them are my favorite out of all the boys 😅
I swear at select times all I hear is Plankton mixed with Alucard from Helsing abridged lol . Especially when you were playing with coddj. I love it lol
When I was in the army, we called no pc and pt shoes in uniform going sterile. Another part of going sterile is taking all the patches off which they are not doing in this video. We only went sterile during PT if we were doing combatives
The reason for sneakers is bc new boots need broken in. To prevent blisters. We cycled back and forth from sneakers to boot for a week or two before we went boots full time in BCT.
Sad that the only time I ever shot the MK19 was in Basic. It really is a beautiful piece of weaponry that you understand the moment you get a hold of one.
So I joined the guard when I was 17 and had drill every month teaching new recruits everything we would need to know before basic. Also learned some more at reception before basic! Do they not do any of that anymore? Seems like a lot of people have no idea wtf is going on. Shark attack need to be part of it too. Now I did go in 2008 so not old school but still had shark attack and no stress card or cell phones. Idk seems easy today!
My dads friend was a cav scout and he was telling my dad about it and he reminded me of narrator because of some of the words he used and how he joked about it
As a civilian that knows a lot of folks that served, I’d love to get the chance to try things like the gas chamber and other basic training courses to see what it’s like. I work with a buddy that was a paratrooper. We share stories back and forth at work. From his personal experience and from what I’ve heard from various friends and other sources.
For the editor: "You must follow your path Chosimba one... This is CNN... CNN... Cee... Enn... Enn..." Also: "Oh, Taco Bell, Taco Bell. Product placement with Taco Bell. Enchirito, nacho burrito!" And as a Taco Bell employee, I must make the nacho burrito now. Because it'll defeat hunger and make Tongey happy!
7:02 Dude, some are at parade rest and some at attention. My drills would have destroyed us. You would have felt the Earth moving on the other side of the planet, we would have been pushing so hard.
The only thing I carried was my bullet armor with my ammo/accessories(bangalore, grappling hook, etc) attached to it, my weapon, camelback/canteen, and maybe a backpack for the M240 when I was in Iraq. I stayed light as possible because heavy wasn’t fast and lightweight was the safest mentally and physically as a 11B (real men). 😂❤🎉 18:49
I would love to see more of the scouts I found your channel from the Boys main channel and really started fallowing after your adventures with Twin Paranormal who I'm also subscribed to I love spooky shit
I am active dude army right now, and I would like to sadly inform you narrator, but the army is disbanding the cav scouts and merging them with infantry
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Your Nose doesn't look that bad I had Worst
What does marching in a line do for them in combat?Nothing nothing besides death.So why the fuck are you practicing marching in a straight line makes no sense to me
I wish I would've passed the physical so I could've served. I chose marines and took the asvab when I was still in high school. I graduated at 19 years old and took the asvab at 18. I scored a 120. It's been 12 years and I still remember my score. Several people I know told me my score was great. Just wanted to know, Narrator, with a 120 what could I have done in the military being someone who also never gives up, has the work ethic of a boomer? I also played football. I didn't play on Friday nights I was a junior varsity guy but I had an ability to read formations, plays and know what opposing teams where going to do before they actually did it. In fact my jv coach allowed me to run or defense any way I chose so I did and we didn't give up any yardage unless cocky underclassmen chose to ignore me and mess things up. I had great mental skills and no quit in me. I've always been curious what I could have done in the military
Lol in my head I was like "damn get a gimble fukkin guy" then you said it I started busting up. Also was I the only one that was cringing at their lack of staying in cadence? I know it's just basic but bro... We got yelled at when we did EXACTLY that lol
Narrater huge fan I know you're brother Daniel blummer I'm a HUGE FAN please reply
9:53 Imagine Lindsey walks in to see him doing pushups and saying "I AM A BIRD".
😂😂
I'm sure she's used to it by now
she'd silently go "oh, he making content. nice!"
Lol shed be like ya I'm leaving now
@@YW2324 she is a woman, not a shed lol.
I was in the military once… Helldivers was tough man
i remember my first tour in malevelon creek
maveleon creek is an hell@@tenguman5201
@@tenguman5201 they were in the trees. They were speaking robotnamess
I remember when the bots were difficult... then the bugs evolved... my god did they evolve.
@@Installingrad i think theese bots are difficult than bugs
24:33
Happy voice: Oh my baby!
Random Demon: I LOVE YOU!!!
8:26 my clearest memory from the shark attack was a guy getting off the bus in front of me and he was taking his time. A DS runs up to him, knife hand at the ready, nearly blinds the guy with his Smokey Bear, and screams in the oddest cadence, with emphasis of the Why, ‘WHY… ARE YOU WALKING!?!’ And to this day, it’s the funniest thing to me.
23:06 The sound of a man who loves their full auto grenade launcher, possibly to much, or possibly not enough!
Narrator: "I'd totally go back and do Cav Scout again"
*Phone Rings*
Military: " Wanna be like batman??"
As a Prior Service Cav Scout, there is a drastic lack of screaming going on. And yes, we lived in the motor pool for most days to make sure our trucks don't catch fire... again, just to destroy those trucks in gunnery, and Training in Louisiana, Indonesia, and Big Island Hawaii. 8 years of being a Professional Homeless Person.
The shark attack was used to train draftees, and is being phased out to better train and retain a volunteer force. From what I recall, every branch has substantial personnel shortages, the Army being 100k under minimums. We're we to go back to a drafted force, then the shark attack would likely come back, but as that would go directly against societal progress, I doubt it would be n easy reversion.
@@Suzuki_Hiakura As someone who has been through a shark attack, it is also a means of shock for new recruits, showing that chaos can and will happen and maintaining a level head and being calm is the best way to get through it.
I literally just held my duffle over my head and stared straight ahead without freaking out and didn't get too much trouble. People that panic and freak out are prime targets. Looking around, dropping your bag, any weakness gets attacked by the Drills.
The Military isn't a place for feelings and caring at the end of the day. It is the Military, the potential chance of going out to fight in war is why mentally strong and physically capable people are needed and if people can't handle it they need to either learn and get there or get out.
When I had guys under my command, I would do everything I could to take care of them, that is when it is time for feelings and care. But in the beginning, the weakness needs to be weeded out.
So, I hope a draft never happens, not likely with how no one wants to stay in coz of BS, but if it does... well a lot of hurt feelings will be all over the place and risk lives.
Ft Polk that rough I did Jrtc there it rained everyday
@@Michael-x8e7j Too many people said the R word. Never say the R word. Or you will get R'ed on. Once had a medic say it too many times while on an ambush position for 2 weeks during a 2 month long field training. My buddy almost drowned under his poncho.
@@Suzuki_HiakuraIt's not working though. It's producing weak infective soldiers.
I went to basic in 2009. OST. We had our asses kicked. Literally. Our DS's were all badasses with multiple combat toures to both theaters. Did Mount Trainging. Master Repel training. Wilderness survival and aquatic survival. Also we got to have live fire buddy movements and NVG live fire movements. It was a great time!!!
5:25 I thought it was a body too... either a mannequin or a soldier taking the place of an injured person, which would've been funny as they basically would get the task to lay down and relax xD
Narrators editor is the man…..I also thought that was an unalived body and was like “that’s probably part of the drill or whatever”
And kung pow is comedic gold for those who haven’t seen it.
I always enjoy watching your military videos. My grandpa was in WWII. He told me so many stories. I miss him.
Thank you for your service.
I’m so old. Looking at the second half of the video and seeing every single rifle has an optic. I didn’t even have that in Iraq in 03. Now they get them in AIT.
I’m not a military person in the slightest (Health Complications would prevent me from joining in the first place.), but I’m guessing AIT stands for “Advanced Infantry Training” right?
Also, my utmost respect for you mate. I can’t imagine what it must’ve been like overseas like that.
@@CaptainFirespitter Advanced individual training
@@hazard410 Ah ok, I was almost right. Thanks for the clarification. ☺️
22:11 this is the most American I've seen Narrator in a while
22:26 narrator seems to have too much fun with explaining the Mk. 19 grenade launcher
So I am in the Army Cadets (In Australia) and once a year we do AFX (Annual Field Exercise) were we go up to Townsville (The biggest military base in Australia) and we get to look at the weapons, and different units, vehicles, we get to do a live fire, unfortunately we can only use the ef88 Austeyr, and not the Minimi's. Maximi's, MP5's, the handguns, but that's okay, the simulation that they were using to simulate shooting, we call it the WETS (I think it stands for something but not sure) it's such a great time and I recommend that anyone looking to go to the military try out cadets. It's really sad to think that our cadet unit does listens, behaves and does drill better than the Australian Navy (it's the navy, what do you expect) BUT LIKE COME ON. Anyway, love the content man, keep it up!
I tell ya what Narrator, I sometimes hated being the biggest dude in the squad. "Guess what Specialist, you just volunteered for M249 duty". Yes, fun to fire, sucks to clean, ridiculous to carry during road marches. As a mechanic for an ADA unit, we got to watch the Patriot missile training drills. Those were fun. Of course, my favorite truck was always the LMTV. It was so versatile, spacious, and so easy to work on. I hated driving the Wrecker, it was so damn uncomfortable for anyone over 6 feet tall. Just take the boys to a local range sometime. I'm sure you could set it up. Awesome trip down the ol' memory lane though. Just keep those hands closer to your pecs during pushups next time! "We screw, we lube, we nut, we bolt". Poppin' smoke!!!
I would absolutely love to just sit down and listen to Narrator's experience in the Army, I think it'd be cool to compare experiences
Narrator being a dork in the intro and i love it lol
4:16 those new balance shoes were usually worn during the earlier stages of training. For me it was during our practice rucks before eventually wearing the boots. The only good thing about the shoes is ankle movement, either than that they were fabric on cardboard
“Thank you for your service”🚫
“Thank you for your service”? ✅
To be honest I would love to see more on cav scouts, not to mention the haha funny weapon mark 19 as it is just cathartic to hear that thing firing. Not to mention I think Narrator would love Arma, maybe even Squad.
28:02 The LRAS3 is an amazing system that is very complicated at times, especially to diagnose loved being a maintainer for them.
@ 7:20.... half attention half parade.. hell with it that's what it's come to
Even straight Leg Infantry laughs at Cat Scouts. We're usually a day or two before you. Nice to see ya.
I wonder if the Air Force still does the "pick'em up and put'em down" routine? It was done when the Army's shark attack was done and as was explained later, it was a reference to the Army Air Corps/Air Force during wartime-you pick up your bombs and you put em down on the enemy, then you do it again and again and again, until the enemy is no more.
I went through in 2019 and we did it then. I didn't know the reference but it was explained to us later it's a start to them breaking us down, giving us commands back to back to confuse us and stress us.
I would LOVE narrator to do a video with the guy at mikeburnfire, it would be amazing!
I wasn’t a Cav Scout(Combat Engineer here) but I was attached to multiple cavalry units so I got to work with them normally. Y’all are goofy but I love ya! Also, went to basic training in late 2014 and my drills were absolutely ruthless at Fort Leonard Wood!! Someone broke their leg during Shark Attack.
Narrator is such a dork and just a silly person which everyone loves, just imagine just seeing him have that grenade launcher and just simping seems to dangerous
Two things. 1). Out of breath dude is also fighting a hangover cause he forgot he was doing this the next morning. 2). When they get in formation, why are half at rest and half at attention??
I physically cannot do standard push-ups because of my back. Yet my P.E teacher insists that I do them with the class quote on quote: “It wouldn’t be fair for me to sit out, and I would lose participation points.”
I also cannot do curl-ups, and I get in trouble for no reason- ToT
I was NOT ready for a Kung Pao reference but boy oh boy did it make my night when I saw it 😂 movie is nothing but gold from start to finish
I remember being called a mop head when we got to our barracks. Shark Attack was brutal. 🤣 I still laugh to this day about that experience tho.
It's weirdly wholesome to see narrator so hyped about this stuff
I was in the national guard for cav scout support unit. I was a cook but towards the end of my career i was training to be a medic. But glad to be a civilian now. LOL Love ya man keep the great vids coming.
Gotta agree with you, the mk19 was my favorite experience in the military
Omg! That Kung Pow reference 27:35 … I laughed so hard 😂😂😂. But in all seriousness wish I could’ve joined the arm forces. 🫡
the standard weapon for a soldier fires a direct response to the enemy where as the Mk-19 rounds are addressed to whom it may concern.
"My wrists weak af" I feel that on a spiritual level omfg 😂😂
I got to wear my shoes, for 3 days.
Then i Had to deal with boots like everyone else, except the punk whos leg was "injured" throughout the entirety of basic, unless it was the important stuff.
His leg was always conveniently injured right after shit like the ruck marches, and obstacle courses.
I've just realized I'm usually watching Eddie's videos... looks like I better start watching some narrator too since both of them are my favorite out of all the boys 😅
Same
0:00 Lmao just imagine Lindsey opening the door and see narrator do this
~8:35 “Heh, I’m in danger!”
-New recruits during a Shark Attack (probably)
Nah new recruits during the peanut butter shot (for sure)
When narrator was doing exercises with them and then they started running. When he ran off the screen I died. 😂
I swear at select times all I hear is Plankton mixed with Alucard from Helsing abridged lol . Especially when you were playing with coddj. I love it lol
When I was in the army, we called no pc and pt shoes in uniform going sterile. Another part of going sterile is taking all the patches off which they are not doing in this video. We only went sterile during PT if we were doing combatives
4:45 bless you
The kung pow reference was a nice touch such a great movie.
The reason for sneakers is bc new boots need broken in. To prevent blisters. We cycled back and forth from sneakers to boot for a week or two before we went boots full time in BCT.
Hahahahaha we broke our boots in by wearing them. This is just weak sauce.
LoL so much love talk to those guns but I figure being in their was the thing. You learn everything and you get to like it a lot.
Happy Narrator noises* 23:02
The "oh shit! Gotta go" when they started running had me rolling lol
Narrator - "I am a bird", Blue Falcon "Cacaaw caacaaw" 😮😂
Narrator you have such a saleable voice, honestly any promotion you have I'd buy because of the way you sale it, great voice my dude
Sad that the only time I ever shot the MK19 was in Basic. It really is a beautiful piece of weaponry that you understand the moment you get a hold of one.
So I joined the guard when I was 17 and had drill every month teaching new recruits everything we would need to know before basic. Also learned some more at reception before basic! Do they not do any of that anymore? Seems like a lot of people have no idea wtf is going on. Shark attack need to be part of it too. Now I did go in 2008 so not old school but still had shark attack and no stress card or cell phones. Idk seems easy today!
My last month in my unit let me shoulder fire a M240B from a free standing position at the range! Passed "familiarization" with iron sights! 💯
Like two of the privates in this video, are currently in my unit 😂😂 this is amazing, and yes I plan on showing them later
15:25 The lower back pain bag
Freedom doesn’t ring, it bloops!
That Merch plug edit was awesome
My dads friend was a cav scout and he was telling my dad about it and he reminded me of narrator because of some of the words he used and how he joked about it
6:34 6th man from the lft is at parade attention lmao
Idk why I laughed so hard at the TACTICAL RETREAT TACTICAL RETREAT🤣🤣
Those are my Drills! thats sick that finally 2-15 is getting a video. I graduated in 2021.
As a civilian that knows a lot of folks that served, I’d love to get the chance to try things like the gas chamber and other basic training courses to see what it’s like. I work with a buddy that was a paratrooper. We share stories back and forth at work. From his personal experience and from what I’ve heard from various friends and other sources.
Join the Army.
@@timesthree5757 that’s not where my talents are required. That’s why I haven’t joined. 👍
6:53-Why are some at attention and some at rest.... and some at resting attention.
For the editor: "You must follow your path Chosimba one... This is CNN... CNN... Cee... Enn... Enn..." Also: "Oh, Taco Bell, Taco Bell. Product placement with Taco Bell. Enchirito, nacho burrito!" And as a Taco Bell employee, I must make the nacho burrito now. Because it'll defeat hunger and make Tongey happy!
Flavoured air 🤣 I needed that laugh.
Please narrator do more I love learning about the military.
I seen the drill Sergeant attitude when you did the military MRE video with the boys.
7:02 Dude, some are at parade rest and some at attention. My drills would have destroyed us. You would have felt the Earth moving on the other side of the planet, we would have been pushing so hard.
Watching you drooling over the mk 19 you probably should’ve wore your white pants
4:30 every finger is on the triggers
“I am a bird”-narrator 👌priceless
9:53 IM A BIRD 🦅
More cav scout breakdowns you get a little twinkle ✨ in your eyes
The only thing I carried was my bullet armor with my ammo/accessories(bangalore, grappling hook, etc) attached to it, my weapon, camelback/canteen, and maybe a backpack for the M240 when I was in Iraq. I stayed light as possible because heavy wasn’t fast and lightweight was the safest mentally and physically as a 11B (real men). 😂❤🎉 18:49
NGL i sneezed at the same time as you @Narrator our BS-dar is in sync rn XD
the running shoes they issued us at basic were the most uncomfortable shoes ever
I would love to see more of the scouts I found your channel from the Boys main channel and really started fallowing after your adventures with Twin Paranormal who I'm also subscribed to I love spooky shit
Mk. 19 AKA the freedom dispenser with a buffer period.
"I AM A BIRD" damn that might catch on lol
I am active dude army right now, and I would like to sadly inform you narrator, but the army is disbanding the cav scouts and merging them with infantry
6:35 anyone else notice when they first called to fall in to formation. Half of the front row was at position of attention, and the rest parade rest?
Always great to watch even my dad enjoys watching this!
Throwing rocks at bottles in the goddamn motor pool…. We’ve all been there.
cav scouts where it can go from hide and seek to shovel tag real quick according to the fat electrician
Okay 4th time to ask you to take Nikko on a haunted adventure dang nab it 😂😂
I really want to see him react to like, 'Band of Brothers' or a military film tbh. See how realistic it is
Narrator spontaneously chanting "I... Am... A... Bird..."
NARRADOR. IS. BACK. BOYS. LEZZZ GOOO 🎉🎉🎉
The craziest part. Is the beginning of the video was my basic.... copperhead trop 2-15 cav at fort benning.... Jesus don't take me back
Going into the woods we’re gonna get ticks YEA!
if there's a positive version of PTSD, narrator is currently going through it.(wait, maybe that's just nostalgia)
“Oh shit- gotta go” was funny
Bois. The real ones know the original name for this video! Anyways, we all know the drill, 1 like = 1 "I'm a bird" pushup every day until I get bored.
As a retired 0311/0369 every time I see an M203 I have to say "Thooomp"!
Infanty still kinda does it the shark attack. Hoorah 🎉
“Oh my baby 🥰 I LOVE YOU 👹” 😭