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Thank you, Specialist, for doing this video.

Looks awful there.. very depressing

Thanks for the instructional video, SGT because I’m a 🗣️dumb ass, Sir !🫡🇺🇸

I was in 2/3 acr g troop dam we had bays then a bed 2 lockers and a foot locker in Hawaii we had 4 to a room

They was ate tf up😭🤣. Pvt U.S. army

You could defeat the US army with a simple Velcro boycott!

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US is UP, you are DEAD!

this was very interesting to know even if I'm neither in the army nor Ameican xD. A question comes up tho, does the same logic apply to patches on a plate carrier?

Definitely practicing before I ship out

So how do we connect with you on your breaks from TH-cam? 😅

Yall are funny lol. I'm trying to decide between 35P and 35F, but either way I'm going to end up at Ft Huachuca for AIT. Praying I don't get stuck in a room with 3 soldiers to a room, and I hope I can bring my xbox/ps4. I need something to keep me sane other than my books :(

Well done 🇺🇸

I did AIT at Ft Huachuca back in 1991. No rooms with bathrooms and mini refrigerator for enlisted. We had a single room with 4 soldiers to a room. Community latrines and showers down the hall. Marched to class and to chow. No food in the rooms. Drill Sergeants did spot inspections for contraband. I loved it though. Ft Huachuca was a nice post.

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Well done, specialist.

Dang !! I had to measure and see my patches, then with a sharpie, or flat black paint cover up the wear on my rank and belt buckle. Great video. 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼 Thank You for your Service 🇺🇸🇺🇸

Looks just like it did twenty years ago :D

I pray your NCO finds this.

Beats hell out of a squad bay circa 1969!

My patches on my uniform doesn’t stick to the Velcro. I finally got my NameTapes sewn on which was probably the best thing I could do, but my patches on my sleeves still don’t stick very well, and especially my American flag patch is constantly falling off. And even with my brand new set of OCP’s with brand new Velcro the patches fall off easily. Do yo have any advice to help them stick better?

As an OLD soldier I would never pass inspection wit this. Sloppy.

I remember watching this video the day before I shipped out and now here I am sitting in an airport the day after I graduated Thanks for the advice! Basic’s hard but honestly jut stay positive, know that it’s all temporary, it’s not the real Army, and be in the right place at the right time in the right uniform That’s about the advice I can give

You wear the same uniform we do in cadets hello from the uk

I’m happy that you’ve returned safely. Congratulations on your first tour! Welcome back and thank you for your service and all you do ❤️

My whole barracks room was the size of his bedroom 🤣

Glad you’re back!!

He’s baaaack💫

To further add to this; soldiers that are deployed to combat are allowed to wear the patch of a unit they get attached to on the right shoulder beneath the US flag. For example, if Specialist Langley here was sent to Iraq and was attached to the 4th Infantry Division, he would subsequently be authorized to wear the 4ID patch on his right shoulder. This is known as the Shoulder Sleeve Insignia-Former Wartime Service, or "Combat Patch" for short.

The best way I was taught, then passed on to all my 'E-Nothings,' as follows: Always remember your pledge! - U.S. Army patch - You're right hand always goes on the left side of your chest (symbolic heart). US Army patch + heart = pledge (poetic as sheet) - U.S. Flag - (again the pledge) - You're right hand touches the US Army patch, connecting the U.S. flag and the Army (yo, someone call up my recruiter, so I can re-up) Note: You know your U.S. flag patch is on the wrong shoulder if the strip's side is blowing against the wind; like reality. You may not believe it, but the Army does make some sense from time to time. Now for the other patches: - Deployment patch: Always under the US flag patch. Think of it as the patch that Uncle Sam wanted you to wear in the first place (meaning, recruited for Downrange, not rear D). - Everything else - if you can't figure the rest out, you must be a Blue Falcon. Pass on the knowledge, Ross

I'm due to commence my BMT, and it really helped.

Alot different than the early 70's

We velcro them on now? Back in my day.... Lol.

Do you have to have your own linens, towels, etc? Curtain.?

Bruh we need more videos man frfr topics on going to promotion board and shit bags

I spent over an 1 hour to learn this lmao thank you got basic training in less then two Months

Good God man...I was at Bliss in 1984 and we had nothing as sweet as that!!! God you guys are lucky

When I was coming up I was taught one time and one time only . The us army goes over ur heart because it comes first before your family

Todays military dont know how good they have it,nowadays.When I was in army,the Barracks sucked total ass.We were in buildings from the WW2 era.4 guys crammed into a little room.So,I dont wanna hear any complaining about the army life,because you have it so much better,that my day.

Haha some people are going this is to easy and can't be messed up but those of us that have been in know that privates are jacked up good job on the this bro

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Thank You! 🙏

I would have felt bad for laughing extremely hard if you would’ve broken that bed

Hey guys keep up the good work okay

for all the 11 bravos that don’t know better

Bro I’m doing rotc and since they can’t show us they told us to find videos

Just sew it on & done looks better too

I'm really proud of you both for doing this job,I'm a Daughter of a MSG/green baret. I myself had to make my bed that way, when I was growing up. 👍🙂

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WOW today's military has it good. In the 80's all we had was a small room with 4 small beds and 4 wall lockers. A communal bathroom at each end of the building floor hallway for about 60 soldiers.