Marine Corps Boot Camp - Nighttime Routine
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- Опубліковано 28 сер 2024
- Ever wonder "What do Marine recruits go through in boot camp?" From day 1 through USMC graduation Marine Corps recruits go through a strict routine at bedtime each night. Occasionally drill instructors add a few extra minutes to learn. This example shows recruits practicing drill routines with their rifles before they "hit the rack" to rest up for the next day of training. You can be assured that they sleep well because they are constantly on the go every minute of every day.
The USMC boot camp experience is like nothing else in the world. From the first day through graduation, Marine Corps recruits are always learning.
This is Parris Island, it is here were male recruits who live east of the Mississippi river and all female recruits are transformed into Marines. MCRD San Diego boot camp has the exact same training for recruits west of the Mississippi river and there are plans to start sending female recruits to MCRD San Diego in the future.
Over the 12 weeks of Marine Corps recruit training USMC recruits will be tested more than they could have ever imagined physically, mentally and emotionally. The training is intense and uncompromising, but they will find parts of themselves they never knew were there. They will be broken down and rebuilt from the ground up as a disciplined, motivated and dedicated warrior for their nation…they will be United States Marines.
Within minutes of their arrival on Parris Island the new recruits surrender the last physical reminders of their past identity as a civilian such as candy, snacks, cigarettes and for the men… their hair. Welcome to the receiving phase of Marine training.
After passing their initial strength test, Marine Corps recruit training begins with a moment these recruits will never forget. It’s time to meet their drill instructors.
They are the backbone of the Marine Corps, demanding perfectionists who monopolize every waking hour of the recruits’ lives. Every second of every day will be spent with these drill instructors who will mold them into Marines. They will instill in them, through their own example, the upmost levels of professionalism, teamwork, discipline, and confidence. They really do make Marines.
The next 3 days is the period known as “Forming.” It is nothing short of learning a new language, a new culture, a fast paced way of life that starts with the willing obedience of every order. Recruits learn a complete new way of speaking and use language and terminology they will use throughout their entire time in the Marine Corps. The Drill Instructors physically, psychologically, and mentally challenge the recruits, including yelling at maximum volume and intimidation, to simulate stress of the battlefield and elicit immediate compliance to instructions.
Marine Corps Recruit Training is broken down into four basic Phases.
Phase 1 lasts approximately three weeks. Here, discipline will begin to be instilled in recruits by disorienting them and breaking them from old civilian habits and mindsets. Drill Instructors begin reinforcing the mental and physical standards needed to perform under stressful situations that could be experienced in combat.
Phase 2 begins on Training Day 19 with Basic Water Survival Training… also known as swim qual. By definition, the Marine Corps is an amphibious assault force. Therefore all Marine recruits are required to know how to survive in the water. Recruits receive basic water survival training at the indoor pool, which is safely conducted by specially trained instructors. Training in combat water survival develops a recruit’s confidence in the water.
Phase Three of Marine training is essentially the ‘polishing of the recruits, when their skill and knowledge are honed and tested. Phase 3 also has the Marine Corps Crucible. The Crucible is the culminating event in recruit training, and in order to become a Marine, all recruits must complete and pass a minimum of 80% of the events. After passing The Crucible, recruits participate in the Marine Corps Emblem Ceremony which means they had what it takes to become a Marine.
During Phase 4 of Marine basic training, the new Marines begin to transition from their roles as recruits into that of United States Marines. During this phase new Marines now call their Drill Instructors by their rank. Instead of “Sir” or “Ma’am,” it is “Sgt” or “SSgt”. The Drill Instructors continue mentoring the new Marines by conducting discussion periods on critical topics that will help the new Marines to be successful in their transition to the operational forces.
This may sound counterintuitive but I think I’ve had some of the most relaxing moments of my life in boot camp. Our DIs allowed us evening prayer every night and during square away time we could see the sunset over the bay from our third deck squad bay. We even saw fireworks for the Fourth of July and I must say that I have never know such peace of mind as I knew then.
That’s probably bc for the first time since childhood, every daily decision was made for you. All you had to do was react and obey
@@Jleed989 It is true that everything I did was dictated from above but I think there was another element at play as well. I don’t know how to describe it but at times I felt an immense sense of peace and harmony. It may be because for the first and only time in my life. I felt like I was exactly where I needed to be and felt like I had true purpose and clarity in my journey in life.
@@thelastroman7791 loved reading this bro.
I teared up leaving Parris Island.
@@angryjarhead You’re not alone brother.
Imagine if the DI started breakdancing down the hall
Hell yeah, doing the dougie
He just trying to make one of the recruit to laugh then fuck him up.
blitz oh yeah, if one fucks up, then all fucks up xD
@@weaboo101 "To the Pit!"
That would be really cool. Kind of like military Soul Train
Worse part of the night is when the Drill Instructor checks everyone's foot locker lock and yours pops open... Let the games begin.
Were there any jelly donuts in your foot locker?
A JELLY DONUT?
Kaiser full metal jacket reference
WHAT IS THIS PRIVATE PYLE???
Lol or when they made you throw your lock in the middle of the squad bay... I held mine one for the most part and pretended to struggle opening it 😂 I almost got busted cos the DI said "zeeeeero" and started patting us down. He patted the guy next to me then started on me then someone fucked up and did something really stupid and he caught it out of the corner of his eye and went over to them screaming at them lol almost busted
Y’all be turning up in the marines now?? 😂😂😂
Marines always turning it up. Semper Fi.
It depends on the DI...
@@jeremy072579 but it also depends mostly on you.
LMFAOOOOO during drill and when we snap in, lateish in the cycle the DI gets a tad chill to where theyll play some music for drill. at least when its final drill
its usually the drill hat (drill instructor who teaches you drill..and is usually with you all the time) who does this
Girls in sleepover : omg so are you still together with Justin?
Boys in sleepover:
Normie sexist
Angela Kindness It’s not sexist. It’s just unrelatable. Sorry that I had to ruin the joke
Angela Kindness you can’t use normie and sexist in the same sentence. Normie.
Angela Kindness shut up bitch
U do know that girls join the marines too lmao
shit was fire that beat doe
It's hard not to dance to it😂
Of course you think it's "fire" you don't have a single taste of good music.
ShortKidd it's called opinion
CJ Garage it's lefty taffy
CJ Garage ikr
Ah the memories. They really will never stop feeling like it was yesterday. Can't believe all this time has passed.
RIGHT
You guys make it seem you think about this everyday lol. After a year after boot camp you start to forget about it lol.
I was in Boot Camp in ‘68 and we never did the manual of arms at night but we did march, while we were laying down in our racks, even doing all of the facing movements. It was funny to me. My dad was in the Marines from ‘38-‘46 and there’s no telling what they did in Boot Camp back then. He passed before I turned 17, so he never saw me join.
"but we did march, while we were laying down in our racks, even doing all of the facing movements." Some of the funniest shit is the stories from bootcamp ahhaha
Wow, your dad was island hopper massive respect 🙏
Is that the damn Laffy taffy beat?
Thank you I thought that’s what it was
Yes. Just on loop.
stan broniszewski “tits on a road” wtf lmaooooo
Homies over hoes 😂
I couldn't remember it lol untill I seen your comment
I fell asleep once during training. DI made me stand up walk over to a tree, hug it for an hour near the front entrance. Cars driving by honking, troops walking by laughing at me. FUN!
“ This is my rifle. There are many like it, but this is mine.”
Oh what a wonderful phrase to hear - “lights, lights, lights”
And then u wake up 10 mins to lights in the morning 😞
The only peace and quiet you get
"This is my rifle this is my gun this ones for fighting and this ones for fun"
AYYYYYYE Childs play 3
@@terrellwilliams3919 and full metal jacket :D
@@professionalcommentstealer5271 YesSir!
Went through Parris Island MCRD Aug 2006 to Nov 2006. I was 18 years old. What an awesome experience it was.
I remember my platoon doing something similar to that when I was in boot camp. We trained every night until we got it right without the music. Then we finally did it to the music and one recruit dropped his rifle. The music was shut off and these other drill instructors, in addition to the ones assigned to us, came literally out of no where and I was like Black Friday all over again. We were so mad at him we didn't talk to him the rest of training.
LOL, I bet your DI told all his buddies in the other platoons/companies to come watch his platoon (discreetly) so he could brag to them, and that recruit embarrassed him.
gchsbus - you guys had it easy. I didn’t hear music until I was sent to dental and was waiting in waiting room. Prince was playing on overhead speakers
seems a little harsh don't you think
@@ashupashu5559 No
@@gchsbus but all the DI's did was yell at you right? That doesn't seem like a good reason to give the recruit the silent treatment. The DI's can deal with him, you should still respect him since he is your comrade.
0:21 guy on the right froze
If they messed up they have to wait to get back on track.
Yeah, and he also kept fuckin everything up and anticipating the next tick. Kid had two left hands and wouldn't stop throwing his head around the rifle.
PRIVATE PYLE
Negative. He stayed at port arms because his range of motion was inhibited by the bulkhead behind him.
Mr Wente, don't bother. These guys seem to know it all. They would rather make fun of him that understand that he was right in his actions. If he wasn't, the DI would have been in his face. I doubt any of the jokers ever served to begin with. if they did serve, they didn't pay attention during training.
Hearing lights lights lights and jumping on the rack was literally heaven on earth
And then someone wakes you up for firewatch 🥲
so do they teach you whatever language the instructors are screaming in or do you just have hear the screech and guess what they want based on the time of day?
+Darkfox Bill pretty much the 2nd one.
I think my brain has gone and malfunctioned on me but somehow I'm looking forward to this.
Darkfox Bill
It's actually kinda fun. Some of the shit that they make recruits do are hilarious if its not happening to you.
at first u guess and next thing u know u clearly understand everything they say......I other words ur mind gets train or retrain which ever is easier for u get the pic.
+Douglas Martin Yeah. That's pretty much what I expected.
Me and the bois at the sleepover
the DI’s forgot the kiss on the cheek
Recruit: "But, i wanted the M4-"
Drill: "congratulations! you volunteered to get the 20inch barrel!"
Wife: he’s cheating on me
Me:
Normie sexist!
0:27 rip that guy that messed up on the left
And two on the right. I'm glad I wasn't the only who caught that.
Meet your maker fucker
aren't the DI's suppose to tuck in every recruit?
No your thinking of drill sergeants.
That's Air Force bmt
THIS IS THE MILITARY PEOPLE DON'T TUCK YOU IN AT BED TIME
+bman4099 .... bruv thats only the first couple days they tuck us in, after that we're BIG BOYS !!! GO AIR FORCE !!!
Air force my man.
0:54 his ear
yep, major cauliflower - don't mess with that DI
It’s been awhile. Fifty plus years ago. Glad to see my beloved Corps in good hands!
Sorry but they can’t hit you anymore, so they’re slowly making it less intense
@@HateTheIRS Depends on when and where you are. They'll find a way to get at you.
We laid on our racks at attention and screamed”goodnight Chesty Puller wherever you are “🙏🇺🇸
Till the DI said, "aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa-just!"
graduated Nov 1983. I will never forget how nervous I was my first night after graduation. At 2100, to the second, I instantly broke out into a sweat. my friend picked me up from the airport driving my last leg home. I knew I wasn't ready for the health and hygiene inspection after about 15 mins of trembling, it all went away and I never looked back. That was a rough 15 mins.
I love and respect these guys each and every day if I could do anything for them I would I was gonna join either airforce or marines I was told by scouts with my depression and anxiety and PTSD ID have came out worse then I already am or things could have went bad for me either during training
So I sit at home supporting the troops I love my flag I love my country I love our soldiers
i tried to join the Army i wanted to go kill Jebs after the Twin Towers fell. i was 19 and had many amatuer boxing matches with Silver Glives and Golden Glives but because of that i had to sign waivers for the many documented concussions ive had and see a phycologist, when i went for the physical. he asked alot of questions and i told him i just wanted to go to war and kill the enemy, i wanted to have the highest confirmed kills. he asked me what what i wanted to get out of that. i said, the experience, meaning that i wanted to feel the exhilaration of war and what it felt like to kill someone who was trying to kill me. he barred me from military service. saying i was unable to adapt to military life. i kinda regret it because i still would like to feel what its like, but he was right i would never have been able to adapt to the team effort crap and being told what to do without question. im 40 now and i still have a problem being told what to do or in the presence of any form of authority. im not a bum or anything ive made the way i am work for me i just do everything solo
@@seansullivan7928 trust me I wanted to join the marines and go for infantry I only wanted to serve my country and just become an over all different and better person. I wanted to experience being close to enemy lines I wanted to experience that boot camp life
@@handlinsentertainment should've kept that depression stuff to yourself and went for it brother!! Maybe it's not too late?? Unless it's documented depression and PTSD then ur screwed
@@handlinsentertainment - everyone wants to join the marines to brag to their fake friends that they're a badass killer!! 🤣🤣. Dumb reason to join!! War is not a fucking game!!
"Where you from, boy?"
"Texas, sir!"
"Texas? Only two things come out of Texas!"
Taylor Bradford shit bag and lcpl Coolie from fort Worth
0:44 Everyone was right on time. Good sound.
Not the two on the right and I think one on the left as well.
@@hhds113 When they grab the neck of the rifle?
@@kaizersolze Two on the right didn't move when they miss one sequence. The left made wrong move.
0:26 the guy on the left edge of the screen almost got everyone smoked. He got ahead of the drill.
Our drill instructor played Till I collapse by Eminem when we did this
You guys give me motivation. Thank you for your service!
girl shake that laffy Taffy... 😂😂
THE MARINE CORPS MADE ME A WAY BETTER PERSON IN LIFE, THANK YOU TO MY COUNTRY.
That is far from true. You sold your soul to kill babies.
I truly sleep well at night knowing the Marines are keeping watch
A 12 gauge shotgun under the bed helps too lol
Both of my grandpas served 1 a marine who's about to be 80 and the other one in the Air Force. Both went to Vietnam and came back in one piece I plan to follow their footsteps and join the marines
Did you?
soo??? hows the marines?
That drill instructor has either a MMA, grappling or wrestling background. #CauliflowerEar
Lights out. Best part of the day because you have some freedom.
Even something as small as being able to face the way you choose can mean a lot in boot camp.
If yall want to know what the beat was, it was from a song called Laffy Taffy by D4L. lol.
We used Till I Collapse by Eminem 3rd BTN Kilo Co.
Cody Messenger 3231 kilo co. Jun 2015
Whatever that rhythm was from, sounded shittier than a grizzly bear squirting out diarrhea.
We never did this. I just got out of bootcamp. This is actually lit
I went thru Marine boot on Parris Island in the summer of '75, 3rd Battalion, platoon 329...it was getting near graduation in 3rd phase and we were getting a little slap happy. We were getting ready to hit the racks and were on line and we always did an Eyes right and then Count off and the DI's expected synchronized perfection and by phase 3 we were always perfect, but for some reason on this night someone yelled their number off key/octave and it just continued to ripple around the platoon. When we finished our DI said okay do it again Ladies, Eyes right, Count off. It was completely spontaneous, but again we did the same thing, every recruit yelling his number during count off up and down the octave range. I was expecting the shit to hit the fan but our DI just said Okay Ladies and turned around and went in his hutch leaving us on line and told the fire watch to kill the lights. So having not been given the command to mount up we all just stood on line in the dark and then as the time passed we all kind of sheepishly climbed in our racks. I laid there wondering what the hell our punishment would be and didn't have to wait long to find out. About 1am the lights go on and our DI is yelling as normal to get the fuck up but then tells us stop getting dressed, to stay in your skivvies and flip flops, platoon formation out front. Right then I knew we were screwed; in 1st phase when they would get really pissed at us they'd take us to the "rose garden" which was a vined area under some oak trees across the street from our barracks with lots of thorns. They'd PT us there but with utilities and boots it really wasn't a big deal...but now our DI was marching us over there in the middle of the night in skivvies and flip flops and he PT'd the hell out of us. We were all covered in thorns with visible blood marks through or white skivvies. He then marched us back and put us in the racks and so we slept with thorns in us. The next morning he made sure we all got dressed without picking any thorns out so we went thru an entire training day with thorns still in us until we got to clean ourselves up that night. That evening he again gave us the Eyes right and then Count off commands and we did it with perfect precision...he just smiled and said Thank You Ladies.
Great story. I went to boot camp Oct-Dec 73, a couple of years before you. Plt 395, India Co 3rd Bn Parris Island. Semper Fi from an old Marine Sgt...OUT
No wonder you're psychotic
What a story. Otherworldly.
When I was in in 75 the OOD would stand out on the parade deck during taps and watch the lights go out. The last barracks to be dark was the one he went to.
Former PI DI, the good old BDR, Basic Daily Routine. You can't deviate even the slightest bit from it. As soon as you learn it and the Senior DI approves, you will be working lights!
that recurit on the left messing up was lucky the DI didn't see him
Brando Yang very lucky....They would've made them all start over until they were all in sync
That is not your daddy's shotgun!!😂🤣
song is the instrumental for laffy taffy by D4L
+Xavier Diaz lmao bruh. I noticed that, just dont know why this song.
STEEAMTRAIN word 😂
God bless america & the marines that go and give there lives so we dont have to.
Actually, sadly, they give their lives when NOBODY has to. Good example was the totally unnecessary and wrong invasion of Iraq.
davehshs,
right or wrong, all military personnel have to serve due to the contract that they've signed for at the MEPS.
Adonis Guy
Sounds less catchy. Killing kids for god an country is more approriate.
@@fwwryh7862 Stop saying we kill children. Obviously you never were over there like I was. We had kids running up to us saying THANK YOU something your precious CNN never shows you. And they took the money with saddam's face on it and torn it up in front of us cheering. You don't know jack shit about what goes on over there until you have been there. And you're a coward to say that behind a monitor without facing us and saying that.
Because you give them candy then start the cameras filming. Show them a slideshow of the corpses.
Freaking awesome. This helps them remember a lot more.
God Bless the USMC! 🇺🇸
That DI was my chief Drill instructor. Watching this brings back memories
Ssgt Collado?
Still gives me a sinking feeling in my stomach!
Those of us who are old men now and have had a chance for a return visit to Parris Island or San Diego will experience memories of boot camp like it was yesterday.
GySgt Kirkham is a badass. He was the DI School Chief when I went to DI School.
#legendary
“Goodnight ladies.”
“Goodnight DRILL SERGEANT.”
"Good night, Chesty- wherever you are"
I think it’s so cool that they aren’t being told to do it and when to do it they just know it god bless the vets and the in office men.
The Marine Corps lost a brother, on Tuesday, 16 June, 2020
Wolfgang "wolf" Weninger, was killed in training in Georgia. Although I didn't know him, and I only knew of him after I heard of his death, I feel like we have lost something, when men like this die there is no way to avoid the emptiness left in their absence. I only hope that what happened at that jump school never happens again. My heart is breaking for his Father and his whole family. I know how it feels when you try your best to talk your son out of the Marines, hoping that they go Air Force, or Navy, and then when you get the news that he went with 0311 contract, OMG, you feel like your sending your baby into the lions den. I pray to God that my own boy gets home safe, and I hurt for the Weninger family who is right now going thru what feels like an unbearable loss. I am so very sorry that your having to face this horrible and tragic event.
We used Laffy Taffy to practice inspection arms. I thought we were the only platoon! I didn't think that it would be common for drill instructors. I was really hoping that my drill instructor genuinely liked this song!
Not a single recruit would stop laughing if the DI started crip walking down the middle
I have never been able to fall asleep so fast and wake up really refreshed since bootcamp
Ahhhh I love waking up to “5 MINUTES TO LIGHT 5 MINUTES TO LIGHTS 5 MINUTES TO LIGHTS”
The highest pressure choreographed dance routine ever
Except for PT, I never saw my DI without his cover.
Welcome to Parris Island . Where Marines are made ! We Never Promised You a Rose Garden!
When you realize that bedtime stories are the best.
LMAO the kid at 0:20 stuck at port arms.
+Longwell Lol hey I've seen you on a bunch of boot camp videos. I saw one comment where it said you were excited to be shipped out in 24 hours and you couldn't wait to be yelled at lol. I'm thinking of joining the Marines myself. My father was a marine and I look up to him greatly because of that. How was it? Was it as difficult as it looks? Any advice? (I'm 15 and I haven't fully made up my mind and I'm still doing a lot of research on the Marines and how to prepare.) Much respect to you, sir.
Honestly don't worry about that stuff at your age. Honestly if you want to enlist as soon as possible than worry about graduating high school. In the 3 or so years before you graduate much can happen, and there is an okay chance you will not want you become a marine. And as advice goes it is just as simple as trying as hard as you can at all times, being organized, and not doing stupid shit. Honestly there is no pressure because even if you get chewed out often or do stupid shit you are still gonna graduate, around 20% of recruits get sent out and that is because they either get injured (most common) or simply just quit, so just have a level head.
When you mess up or if you're too slow you stop what you're doing until you're told the next command. I had to alot when i was going through because some movments weren't that easy to do fast. Atleast for me.
Longwell recruit.exe stopped working
SmithPlayzGames He didnt carry on with the drill because the bulkhead behind him was limiting his range of motion. He did the right thing, otherwise the DI wouldve been in his face with a laser guided knife hand.
I miss does days, looking back now
For real had a sense of meaning in life been useful doing something important and having discipline
How can one simply dislike this...
The best nights were the ones where you didn’t have firewatch. Those hit different.
😂
Laffy Taffy, good ol days!!! Semper Fi Marines!!!!
The United States Marines are the most faithful servants to peace and diplomacy in the world! The USA is a land of endless opportunity and wealth, I am proud and honored to be an American. Give thanks and praise to our men and women of the armed services!! Oooorah!
Yeh right
+Devin M what is it whith you americans thinking that you are the best country in the world? i'm dutch and served in afghanistan and iraq, too be honest, the wars the USA won with an overwhelming victory was WW2/ww1 and the 1991 gulf war. Vietnam, afghanistan, iraq, were/are a drama. although it is not to blame the soldier who did his or her job with honor. But america, as well as many other nations contributed to a lot of unrest in the world..
+Maurits de jong I find it adorable how its always a european who feels the need to insult americans and their pride of their country
Maurits de jong lol I visited your little dutch camp at bastion. you guys sat around and did nothing. litteraly nothing. never left the wire
@@wokkie78 Someone is bitter because their country stopped being relevant 400 years ago.
imagine you enlist in the marines and instead of training to fight the enemy you just swing your gun around to a trap beat
Discipline every armed forces in the world does it
That was my CDI on my cycle last year 1076 series B CO. BRING BACK THE NATION
+Joseph Dume i know you were 1077
ha! I was 1077 bravo back in the 1990s but Hollywood
This was actually my initial platoon. Bravo Co Parris island August 2013. SDI SSgt Kirkham. I managed to break my foot about a week or two after this video, I believe, and ended up graduating with the next Delta Co cycle.
What’s that song called that the marines used in the video to practice
@@PyramidBuilderBillI think it’s an instrumental version of “Laffy Taffy”
"Five four three two one freeze!" "You're done!"
Back in 97 we recruits had brown tees. Once you became a Marine is when you got your greens. I guess they changed that.
*Today, you people are no longer maggots. Today you are marines. You are part of a brotherhood. From now on until you die, wherever you are, every marine is your brother. Most of you will go to the Vietnam, some of you will not comeback. But always remember this. Marines die that's what we're here for. But the Marine Corps lives forever. And that means you will live forever.* -Full Metal Jacket
I sleep well that our government retains a million or so such fine young men.
by the time meps approves my medical waiver (if they do) I’ll be the oldest recruit there 🤦🏻♂️
I was 29. I turned 30 on Family Day. There was someone in my platoon who was already 30. I fully expected to be the oldest one there.
R. Lee Ermey aka Gunnery Sergeant Hartman would be proud of these beloved Marine Corp
Thank you very much for your Comment, lol 1st Battalion was always a little "Different"
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The worse part of Army boot camp for me anyway was Sundays or if we got done with training (say 1300 or 1400 during the 5 week 12 Bravo training) and we had nothing to read or outside stimulation as we were literally locked up inside of our barracks and your thoughts inevitably drift to how you missed home and parts of your old civilian life. Maybe a 2 hour pass on Sunday but nothing during the week-this was before cellphones became common and the only calls we made were on Sundays or if we 'earned' the privilege of calling home (didn't happen until 3rd phase) from a payphone with our overpriced prepaid cards. After basic we shifted into our OSUT 12 Bravo training and it was basically the same as boot camp except we were called 'soldier' instead of 'recruit' and we actually got trucked back to base instead of humping it everywhere. Just that little change made us feel like we were walking in tall cotton.
0:27 the guy on the left was never been found after that day
And the two on the right as well.
I remember they use to check hands and all while you were wearing only skivvies and there was always one guy with one ball out lmao that shit always cracked me up.
That is the most intense bedtime routine ever
Respect these men
Who have fought and sacrificed for our nation
The Marines simply don't have to worry about COVID-19. They know how to handle this pandemic as a team.
Semper fi devel dog
....🥺🙄🥺
them: so formal
me: those r robots 100%
They all look so young. Be safe God bless the Marines.
Idk why but I was dancing to the beat.. thank you for your service
gurl shake dat laffy taffy
OK imagine the DIs try to teach recruits this without laughing lol
The irony of this is that they are playing a rap beat while in a military camp training
Why is it ironic? Were you under the impression that no one in the military listens to rap? Because if you were, you would be wrong.
There were rappers who actually WERE in the military(Ice-T, Canibus, Mystikal, Freddie Gibbs ,etc) and something else that is very important to mention is that there are a lot of people who enlisted in the military as a way to escape a poverty stricken environment/ the hood just like how there have been people who used music, entertainment and sports as a way out.
@horizon I think he means more of "shocking" since people only mainly see screaming and not more of the interesting parts?
We Thought We'd Be Funny One Nite & Said, "Good Nite Sir." Lights Came Back On & We Got Smoked!! Oh, The Good Ol' Bootcamp Days!!
Every American that says #BlackLivesMatter or any other color matters more then someone elses needs to join the military. My grandfather was a marine in Vietnam and he's instilled in me lessons. I wanted to join but health problems disqualified me. In the military there is no "me" or "I" it is "we" and "us". You are not black or white or any other color, you're a soldier. We as Americans need to stop putting criminals on high horses, need to stop rioting because someone broke the law, and we need to stop thinking our color is better or of more value then anyone else. It makes me sick. #AllLivesMatter
Excellently done.
Yeah don't call a marine a solider they take that shit to heart they would give you an earful.
For one...black lives matter isnt saying that black lives matter more than any one. It is a movement fighting against systemic racism. And if you really believe that all lives matter, you would support black lives matter instead of trying to cover up the issue with "all lives matter"
+Jayla Smith I'm full blood Navajo and when we did that movement it didn't work I'm a member of a dieing breed nothing black people face a native hasent faced but worse tribes completely wiped out history completely lost since we didn't write down in history book we pass down story to another and when people where killed that history was lost took me a long time to learn my own language because i had to go back to a rez to find someone which look worse then ghettos native are very hopeless broken people as well is sad to seem the rez full of drinks with no dreams in life I wish you better luck then us but I don't think those morons wanting dead white cops is ridiculous or that girl who went to the Orlando shooting memorial thing talk about black lives matter how disrespectful personal I feel 90% of cops are assholes not just white ones but like I said good luck I hope you guys get something done
+Stve Hernandez Thank you very much. I am also sorry for everything that you had to go through. It's really messed up that anyone should have to watch their own people die off. And I also agree that there are a lot of idiots who scream black lives matter and are fighting for the wrong reasons. This isn't a war against white police officers, this is a movement to address and vent the anger we feel for our black people who were killed mainly out of fear. Alton Sterling was completely restrained by 2 officers, both sitting on one of his arms, so why did they feel the need to shoot him (at close range) in his chest? That wasn't a warning shot or a threat, that was a shot intending to kill. This is why were are mad and idk about everyone else but I'd get mad if I saw this happen to a white person as well
GySGT Hartman would be appalled. Four inches!
That first and last fire watch shifts are the worst
i hope to god i can keep a straight face during this when im in basic training because everyone is in their underwear listening to rap holding an M16
Tristan Roche - so you joined the army? Marines have boot camp everyone else has basic training
I starting singing. "Buddy you're a boy, makin big noise playin in the streets gonna be a big man someday"
How girls go to sleep: "goodnight girls"
How boys go to sleep:
Hands down best sleep I’ve ever had in my life.
Memories Oct-Dec 1973, Parris Island, Platoon 395, India Company, 3rd Battalion. Semper Fi from an old Marine Sgt 1973-1977.
Bro, i actually thought that was private joker in the thumbnail (the one wearing glasses)
I ship out in October 🇺🇲
I go this Sunday. July 7th, 2019.
kricket 53 that’s when my cousin gets back.
And I graduated today. Charlie Co platoon 1043 at MCRD San Diego!
@@robystarks927 Congrats my man!
@@-ClearQuartzzz- Thanks!!!