It must have a major shock for them compared to what they saw on TH-cam! My youngest is a hard head and it was amazing to see the change at the end. It was great. He's been in since 2006 and he's really climbed the ranks much faster than those joining in the same class. I love him so much, and I'm so proud to be his mom! My other son went to the recruiting place day after September 11th, and 13 days later (the 24th of September) he was on the bus to Parris Island to become a United States Marine. I was and still am, so proud to be his mom too! Boot camp was extremely tough, but they both made it and I'm so glad they're out there taking out the enemy, such brutal horrible people the enemy is. I'm so proud that they took the challenge and succeeded. So many have tried, but were let go. Crushing to them it must have been. Some went all of the way through boot camp, but were sent home the day before graduation. I think that's how they came up with their slogan The Few The Proud The Marines Semper Fi to all of you that are Marines, and for all who will be entering boot camp, make sure to give it all that you can, so that you will earn the title and be awarded the Eagle Globe Anchor. Best to all of you, and thank you all who have, who are, and those that will be serving our country, protecting a nation of people that you have never met, but choose to protect. So deep the appreciation and gratitude for all of you, for putting your life on the line to protect us. Thank you. ❤ 🇺🇸 ❤ USA ❤ 🇺🇸 ❤
Good luck, always remember this shit is in your head, you can never quit or give up. When you cannot make it another step take another and another. You can do it if you want to. But you have to want it
The man at 2:22 used to cut my hair. When I was a recruit, he would scrap along your scalp for it to hurt more, he would also yell at you if you were blocking the door way in the barber shop. After the crucible, we came back as marines, we went to get our high and tights, we was so nice and treated us with respect. Awesome man
Angel wick city I don’t what guards are? Everyone had to get a haircut no matter what. Some kid in my platoon busted his head open but he still got a hair cut, he had a patch of hair looking dumb lol
@@fabiangonzalez6853 guards are the things you put on the clippers, they're usually black and they come in different sizes. They're used to trim hair down so you won't get a bald head. I have a high top, well sort off. It's growing taller and wider since I just get the sides cut instead of trimming the top down. Just search up Clipper Guards and then come back here and tell me if you seen them at the haircut station. I might just cut my hair down before I got so it won't be hard to cut my hair.
Good luck guys, I'm going to OCS in the summer myself. Just stay strong, don't quit. You have exactly what it takes to make it. These videos are meant to put fear in the weak and make the strong ready to become a Marine. Hope to see you guys as changed men/women. RAAAHH!
Graduated from there last Friday. From recruit to marine is the biggest transition in my life. It’s tough, very tough. My advice for you is that don’t go to medical for the smallest things, you’ll be known as a lazy person from your whole platoon and DIs. Be fast and sound off with some fucking volume and you’ll be fine.
Always a good laugh I went to boot camp in 1988. Still remember it well can still tell you my Drill instructors names. I was not well liked in boot camp but found my place after and made Sgt in 3 years and walk into the chow hall and one of my former Drill instructor’s is walking out and he looks at me and said holy shit... we talked for awhile and he said I guess we only get to see one perspective. Btw my honor guard who graduated 1 st went to jail and got busted to private and administratively separated. Being a kiss ass and talking a good game doesn’t make you a good marine. Remember that current and future drill instructors. For future marines it will be hard but you will get stronger and I have no regrets you will have plenty of time for life.
we are good at turning civilians into military, as have been doing it well for thousands of years. Reversing the process is the part we are terrible at.
CN555 gaming ... Start preparing NOW!!! Hit the books, study hard, do lots of PT, and practice swimming a lot... I heard on the news for the first time in decades the military failed to hit their recruitment goals this year, not because people aren’t signing up but because they aren’t physically fit enough or don’t meet the basic aptitude requirements to make it through boot camp. wjla.com/news/nation-world/why-the-us-military-is-on-the-brink-of-a-recruitment-crisis www.fitness.marines.mil/PFT-CFT_Standards17/ www.nickkoumalatsos.com/raider-prep www.thebalancecareers.com/usmc-enlisted-job-qualifications-and-asvab-scores-3345755 www.jobtestprep.com/asvab-marines www.military.com/join-armed-forces/asvab/asvab-study-tips.html Another tip since you are 2 years out... learn desirable skills that the corps doesn’t want to have to teach but are highly sought after and will get you more money... like a foreign language that is on the Department of Defense’s Strategic Language List. Being fluent in one of those foreign languages (or more than one) gets you a bump in pay. www.militaryrates.com/military-pay-incentives-flpp The Marines do not hide what their targets are for various physical and intellectual skills. If you work your ass off trying to get as close as you can now to perfect scores on everything, then you will have no problem getting whatever MOS you really want to do. Also, if you haven’t already, look to see if there are any Marine Corps Junior ROTC programs near you that you can join. It can help you get a taste for certain things like drill, uniform codes, codes of conduct, Marine Corps history, leadership exercises, etc. it can sometimes be a good primer for the “mindset” aspect, while you are also studying for your ASVAB, and training for your PFT/CFT Work hard, never give up, always give 110%!!!
@@agmsmith4079 thanks bro. That helps alot. I have started doing slot of phisical exercise and i am readinga book a Marine friend of mine gave me ... thanks for all the help
CN555 gaming ... no worries! The only other advice I would give is to push yourself but be careful. Pay attention to your body and what it is telling you, you don’t want to tear an ACL or a rotator cuff before you even get in... you have two years... start at the end goals 2 years from now and work backward... and set small goals for yourself to achieve every month or two month... don’t just try to go from benching 90lbs to benching 300lbs in 4 months... or trying to go from running a mile to 6 miles in 2 month... work up to it... I killed my knees trying to increase my running ability too fast... in 4 months I went from running 1/2 mile twice a week to running 6 miles 7 days a week... Like with any PT you need to give your body time to rest, recover and build itself. A muscle can’t build more muscle on top of itself if you keep working and ripping up that muscle every day... So make sure you do your PT the right way. Talk to a couple of personal trainers, read up on it online, etc. And if you set realistic goals every month then you are less likely to hurt yourself. And just as a suggestion... don’t set your goal to be the max listed on the PFT and CFT... try to go past the max by 20 or 30%. That should be your goal for 2 years from now... that way even if your having an off day or are sick, you’ll be able to kick ass on the PFT and CFT no problem. Oh and also realize you will probably lose some of your abilities during boot camp since you won’t have the exercise routine you did when you were out (you’ll prob be doing more cardio and less weight training in boot camp than you did before going in)... so if you try to overshoot the max by 30% or more in all the PT tests... by the end of boot camp you still hopefully be performing right up around the max. So set your goals (how many push ups, pull ups, ammo can lifts, 1/4 mile time, 1mile time, etc) and the date you need to achieve those goals by before you go in.... then cut those goals in half, and go halfway between now and your end goal and put those goals down for that date... then cut that in half and put those goals down for those dates and so on... eventually you will have a road map of where you need to be every month to hit the end goal... If you surpass it, great!!! Keep going and see how far ahead of it you can get. You could hit a plateau at some point and be stuck at a certain level for a bit and the goals catch back up to you. Or you stay ahead of them and you are even better off. And you can do the same thing for academics too.
Since when does the phone call allow for questions and I love you's? When I went through it was "This is recruit LName, I have arrived safely at Parris Island. Please do not send me any food or bulky items in the mail. I will contact you in three to five days with a letter containing my new address. Thank you for your support and goodbye for now." That was it no I miss you I love you none of that stuff
3rd week in I was coming out of the haircut and my buddy said "it's almost chow" drill instructor saw and ITed us for what seemed like 9 hours never talked to anyone until graduation unless it was a drill instructor
Your joining the chairforce you mean. No matter what role in the airforce you go for, 80% youll be doing paperwork and sitting behind a desk. I had a cousin who left after the minimum serving time becaise you do so much bullshit because the airforce isnt needed anymore, navy and army do their jobs now.
I look at these recruits and wonder why they didn't get a college degree and become a officer. I'm a dedicated Marine. Go to college get commissioned. As a officer.
I want to be part of the Marines, I'm from Paraguay, from South America, and my dreams are in that great country of the United States, I want to be part of your army
Make it hard real hard that Elephant out there is Big platoon 289 June 68 shot in the valley of death the A Shau with the 1/9 Marines Shot February 18 on operation Dewey Canyon 0331 make it hard real hard
![[UNCUT] The Loyal Pin ปิ่นภักดิ์ EP.6 (2/4)](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/GgeGQOP10RQ/mqdefault.jpg)
Trust the process, from boot camp to graduation, the transformation of the Marine Corps is forever, semper fi
Quote should be “from now on, you will leave your civilian life behind you, and get empaled by the green weenie on a daily, scream aye sir!”
Ain't that the truth! Semper Fucked 24/7.
Felipe Bernardes Semper Gumby amiright
Dang... How's 29 Palms, Bernardes? (Lol, guess who)
I’ll never forget the smell of the receiving barracks and those red lights.
🇺🇸HONOR AND COURAGE AND COMMITMENT
It must have a major shock for them compared to what they saw on TH-cam! My youngest is a hard head and it was amazing to see the change at the end. It was great. He's been in since 2006 and he's really climbed the ranks much faster than those joining in the same class. I love him so much, and I'm so proud to be his mom!
My other son went to the recruiting place day after September 11th, and 13 days later (the 24th of September) he was on the bus to Parris Island to become a United States Marine. I was and still am, so proud to be his mom too! Boot camp was extremely tough, but they both made it and I'm so glad they're out there taking out the enemy, such brutal horrible people the enemy is. I'm so proud that they took the challenge and succeeded. So many have tried, but were let go. Crushing to them it must have been. Some went all of the way through boot camp, but were sent home the day before graduation. I think that's how they came up with their slogan
The Few
The Proud
The Marines
Semper Fi to all of you that are Marines, and for all who will be entering boot camp, make sure to give it all that you can, so that you will earn the title and be awarded the Eagle Globe Anchor. Best to all of you, and thank you all who have, who are, and those that will be serving our country, protecting a nation of people that you have never met, but choose to protect. So deep the appreciation and gratitude for all of you, for putting your life on the line to protect us. Thank you. ❤ 🇺🇸 ❤ USA ❤ 🇺🇸 ❤
Rah, I'm enlisting tomorrow afternoon!
Attacked by Snakes maybe we’ll meet this summer, Semper fi MOS(1141)
USMC combat engineer, 78-98
So do you have a pension?
@@mickfunny4185 I do yes
Thank you sir for your service. We continue to be safe.
We continue to be free
because of people like you.
Thank you.
Semper Fi
@@Mom-USMCRichardUSMCChristopher Thank you and tell your young Marines that us old Marine types support them as well. Semper Fi
@One Tatanka Semper Fi
To heck with this" I 'm here to be pushed to my limits". No, you better be and will be pushed to MUCH greater limits-SF
The Senior Drill Instructor at 2:57 was my receive DI for the whole week. He’s a very chill man.
do you know his name? he is my receive DI aswell.
@@jasantnicole6662 no
I’m about to go on my first real deployment. Wish me good luck!
Good luck man
Leaving March 4th. Motivated devil pup :)
Lasertalon their is someone else who is shipping out March 4th above you in he comments
Good luck, always remember this shit is in your head, you can never quit or give up. When you cannot make it another step take another and another. You can do it if you want to. But you have to want it
The man at 2:22 used to cut my hair. When I was a recruit, he would scrap along your scalp for it to hurt more, he would also yell at you if you were blocking the door way in the barber shop. After the crucible, we came back as marines, we went to get our high and tights, we was so nice and treated us with respect. Awesome man
Do they use guards if they can't cut your hair without them?
Angel wick city I don’t what guards are? Everyone had to get a haircut no matter what. Some kid in my platoon busted his head open but he still got a hair cut, he had a patch of hair looking dumb lol
@@fabiangonzalez6853 guards are the things you put on the clippers, they're usually black and they come in different sizes. They're used to trim hair down so you won't get a bald head. I have a high top, well sort off. It's growing taller and wider since I just get the sides cut instead of trimming the top down. Just search up Clipper Guards and then come back here and tell me if you seen them at the haircut station. I might just cut my hair down before I got so it won't be hard to cut my hair.
Cant wait to become a marine
Same
Good luck recruits.
Good luck guys, I'm going to OCS in the summer myself. Just stay strong, don't quit. You have exactly what it takes to make it. These videos are meant to put fear in the weak and make the strong ready to become a Marine. Hope to see you guys as changed men/women. RAAAHH!
Same man I have 2 years to go
Keep the faith and good luck
I like the song they played ❤️
Graduated from there last Friday. From recruit to marine is the biggest transition in my life. It’s tough, very tough. My advice for you is that don’t go to medical for the smallest things, you’ll be known as a lazy person from your whole platoon and DIs. Be fast and sound off with some fucking volume and you’ll be fine.
One More Day !
Sunte-ti ,formidabili !
Mult succes !
Victorie ✌️!
Always a good laugh I went to boot camp in 1988. Still remember it well can still tell you my Drill instructors names. I was not well liked in boot camp but found my place after and made Sgt in 3 years and walk into the chow hall and one of my former Drill instructor’s is walking out and he looks at me and said holy shit... we talked for awhile and he said I guess we only get to see one perspective. Btw my honor guard who graduated 1 st went to jail and got busted to private and administratively separated. Being a kiss ass and talking a good game doesn’t make you a good marine. Remember that current and future drill instructors. For future marines it will be hard but you will get stronger and I have no regrets you will have plenty of time for life.
we are good at turning civilians into military, as have been doing it well for thousands of years. Reversing the process is the part we are terrible at.
David Boson Trump has turned the VA over to his Mar a Lago buddies, sure won’t help
23 months till i can sign up for the Marines
CN555 gaming ... Start preparing NOW!!! Hit the books, study hard, do lots of PT, and practice swimming a lot...
I heard on the news for the first time in decades the military failed to hit their recruitment goals this year, not because people aren’t signing up but because they aren’t physically fit enough or don’t meet the basic aptitude requirements to make it through boot camp.
wjla.com/news/nation-world/why-the-us-military-is-on-the-brink-of-a-recruitment-crisis
www.fitness.marines.mil/PFT-CFT_Standards17/
www.nickkoumalatsos.com/raider-prep
www.thebalancecareers.com/usmc-enlisted-job-qualifications-and-asvab-scores-3345755
www.jobtestprep.com/asvab-marines
www.military.com/join-armed-forces/asvab/asvab-study-tips.html
Another tip since you are 2 years out... learn desirable skills that the corps doesn’t want to have to teach but are highly sought after and will get you more money... like a foreign language that is on the Department of Defense’s Strategic Language List. Being fluent in one of those foreign languages (or more than one) gets you a bump in pay.
www.militaryrates.com/military-pay-incentives-flpp
The Marines do not hide what their targets are for various physical and intellectual skills. If you work your ass off trying to get as close as you can now to perfect scores on everything, then you will have no problem getting whatever MOS you really want to do.
Also, if you haven’t already, look to see if there are any Marine Corps Junior ROTC programs near you that you can join. It can help you get a taste for certain things like drill, uniform codes, codes of conduct, Marine Corps history, leadership exercises, etc. it can sometimes be a good primer for the “mindset” aspect, while you are also studying for your ASVAB, and training for your PFT/CFT
Work hard, never give up, always give 110%!!!
CN555 gaming ... another good marine corps prep video and training program..
th-cam.com/video/vekMzHfclzA/w-d-xo.html
@@agmsmith4079 thanks bro. That helps alot. I have started doing slot of phisical exercise and i am readinga book a Marine friend of mine gave me ... thanks for all the help
CN555 gaming ... no worries! The only other advice I would give is to push yourself but be careful. Pay attention to your body and what it is telling you, you don’t want to tear an ACL or a rotator cuff before you even get in... you have two years... start at the end goals 2 years from now and work backward... and set small goals for yourself to achieve every month or two month... don’t just try to go from benching 90lbs to benching 300lbs in 4 months... or trying to go from running a mile to 6 miles in 2 month... work up to it...
I killed my knees trying to increase my running ability too fast... in 4 months I went from running 1/2 mile twice a week to running 6 miles 7 days a week...
Like with any PT you need to give your body time to rest, recover and build itself. A muscle can’t build more muscle on top of itself if you keep working and ripping up that muscle every day...
So make sure you do your PT the right way. Talk to a couple of personal trainers, read up on it online, etc.
And if you set realistic goals every month then you are less likely to hurt yourself.
And just as a suggestion... don’t set your goal to be the max listed on the PFT and CFT... try to go past the max by 20 or 30%. That should be your goal for 2 years from now... that way even if your having an off day or are sick, you’ll be able to kick ass on the PFT and CFT no problem. Oh and also realize you will probably lose some of your abilities during boot camp since you won’t have the exercise routine you did when you were out (you’ll prob be doing more cardio and less weight training in boot camp than you did before going in)... so if you try to overshoot the max by 30% or more in all the PT tests... by the end of boot camp you still hopefully be performing right up around the max.
So set your goals (how many push ups, pull ups, ammo can lifts, 1/4 mile time, 1mile time, etc) and the date you need to achieve those goals by before you go in.... then cut those goals in half, and go halfway between now and your end goal and put those goals down for that date... then cut that in half and put those goals down for those dates and so on... eventually you will have a road map of where you need to be every month to hit the end goal...
If you surpass it, great!!! Keep going and see how far ahead of it you can get. You could hit a plateau at some point and be stuck at a certain level for a bit and the goals catch back up to you. Or you stay ahead of them and you are even better off.
And you can do the same thing for academics too.
@@agmsmith4079 ok thanks bro
If you remember that barber(old white haired man) from MCRD San Diego you know he raked and destroyed your head every haircut......... what cool guy
Yup 😂
I love US MARINE CORPS ❤️
Holy crap I'm on the cover hahah
SEMPER FI‼️🍻
They have dividers separating the each commode in the male barracks
Since when does the phone call allow for questions and I love you's? When I went through it was "This is recruit LName, I have arrived safely at Parris Island. Please do not send me any food or bulky items in the mail. I will contact you in three to five days with a letter containing my new address. Thank you for your support and goodbye for now." That was it no I miss you I love you none of that stuff
Gavin Wiley that’s what it is now. I think he said that to make it seem more generous but it hasn’t changed
That’s the difference between Parris Island Marines, and the Hollywood Marines. Just joking, Total respect for each and every Marine. Semper Fi.
It’s part of the new Marine Corps the soft Corps.
This video is very well made, loved it
Ship date is march 18th! Nervous af
That was my receiving DI when I went to boot camp Jan 14 2019 😱
Boot lol
Never gets old
DI's are transformers building transformers. The trans humans we can live with. From homeboy to Marine. Arm the wall
🇺🇸
3rd week in I was coming out of the haircut and my buddy said "it's almost chow" drill instructor saw and ITed us for what seemed like 9 hours never talked to anyone until graduation unless it was a drill instructor
Opening Drill Instructor was my Senior Drill Instructor 👌🏽 MCRD SAN DIEGO BRAVO COMPANY 1027
As a person who just graduated the day after this was posted I cant agree more with what this message sends.
Brock Mattice keep that same energy when you get to the fleet boot. Perspective changes. Enjoy your 10 days of leave lol
@@MrCrazie88 Thanks man
Brock Mattice wtf. We have the same last name. Its hard to come by that
@@dem9345 DAD?!?! Lol just kidding. where are you from? Might be related somehow
Brock Mattice @Brock Mattice haha. Man. I’m from Oklahoma, but my family history traces to both New Orleans and Detroit.
WHAT A FUCKING NOSTALGIC NUT PUNCH
An amazing video, hopefully I’ll be able to join the Air Force (currently 16)
Your joining the chairforce you mean. No matter what role in the airforce you go for, 80% youll be doing paperwork and sitting behind a desk. I had a cousin who left after the minimum serving time becaise you do so much bullshit because the airforce isnt needed anymore, navy and army do their jobs now.
If you do join try to go in as an officer. Go to college, get a degree. If you wanna fly that's the best way to go.
@Zac Lindung woah woah woah its a prank bro
You ever consider joining the United States marine corps?
Can’t fucking wait to join
That rick and morty wallet at 1:15 tho
DI in this video ssgt Trevizo and ssgt Gonzalez was my DI two years ago
Night Crawler ayyy bravo co lol
Tbh I’m glad I went through bootcamp but I’m also glad that shit is over😂
I look at these recruits and wonder why they didn't get a college degree and become a officer. I'm a dedicated Marine. Go to college get commissioned. As a officer.
I ship October 7th
Receiving is the worst!
I want to be part of the Marines, I'm from Paraguay, from South America, and my dreams are in that great country of the United States, I want to be part of your army
May 20th 🤙🏼
At meps rn....
y’all some boots in these comments ain’t even in the Corp yet lmao
Make it hard real hard that Elephant out there is Big platoon 289 June 68 shot in the valley of death the A Shau with the 1/9 Marines Shot February 18 on operation Dewey Canyon 0331 make it hard real hard
Keep waiting for Sergeant Hartman...
That's GySgt MAGGOT! NOW DROP AND GIVE ME 20 FOR THE CORPS!!!
Co-ed boot camp?
💓🇺🇸
That's cute. We get fucked up if we say I love you when we make the phone call home
That old man still cutting hair
That barber with the white hair is the worst. Who remember him.
Cover indoors with boots and yutes? 🤨
Najib Farah this is a glimpse of receiving week, dont rate a blouse yet lmao and the cover was cause they were on firewatch cleaning probably
MrCrazie88 lmao what type of shit is this?
They have stalls in the head now? Back in my corps we didn’t even have toilets
Receiving sucked!
Anyone else thought that was a girl on 1:25
First