One More Day: Episode 4 Secret To Success
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ก.ย. 2024
- An in-depth series about the experiences of Marine recruits from their time processing at the Military Entrance Processing Station to Graduation. Unlike many documentaries about the Marine Corps, this series is told by the recruits and drill instructors from a fly-on-the-wall perspective. Join each week for new episodes.
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Never forget, time never stops. There might come an event where you tell yourself, "this isn't worth it." Just keep going. Time isn't your enemy here. It will come to pass.
“These recruits” have no volume
Chow to chow. That's how I made it
Chow to chow for the day, church to church for the week was how i did it.
YEET_Cash_Register bro what was your MOS🤷♂️
Mick Funny i hit the fleet as an 0431 (logistics Embarkation specialist) in 10 days. I can essentially move an entire MEF if the need ever arises(like ww3)
Nah fam, the real way to go is Cliff bar to Cliff bar, Sunday to Sunday
That's the only way to make it, chow to chow.
At September 4th, I was in Lima co 3243. I was halfway done until I was 109 degree heatstroke. My body got fucked with severe damage.
Any man/woman going through this or made it I give my highest respect to. Rah.
Takes a special kind of man to be willing to endure this. Better man then I. Good luck.
Once is enough. Love watching others experience it.
The United States of America🇺🇸 is Proud of Marines👍
"There's no way!" -random drill instructor 2018
yeah right you!
Tight, no volume? SPRINT
My shipout date is April 22 I'm so nervous and excited at the same time
levi carter good luck. If you live chow to chow and Sunday to Sunday you’ll be fine👍🏿
levi carter Pi?
Good luck bro I’m enlisting after high school! Can’t wait
Hey man good luck live chow to chow make close friends be fast and be loud right at the beginning !
Yo I shipout April 15th
You goin to San Diego?
Who knew it would be like this? Amazing to actually see it than hearing your son's telling you about it! Culture shock. You all are so wonderful.
Bless Every Marine's For There Wonderful Services..Thank You Forever
Why don't the Marines have more then 1 million subscribers and this is what i love to see
I have nothing but respect for the hats! Recruits may think they've got it difficult, but the hats are the ones who meet the challenge to turn civilians into Marines! Semper Fi 0911.
GO MARINES
Do or die gung-ho gung-ho semper fi Marines
My dad who was a Marine. He would wake us up at 4 am like this. Taught me to be a better daughter to him. We had to do drills stand at attention the whole thing
I almost didn't even recognize Sgt Rife cuz his voice was shot out our cycle
I love America
I.t. huh? I remember when it was called bending. I also remember when Marines were indoctrinated in God, Country & Corps. Of course I also remember that disgusting woodland camo; now they have that awesome as Hell digital camo. I won't even get into how great the covers are these days. I should have waited to join the Marines until my LATE 20's rather than my EARLY 20's. Too bad I cannot go back & do it over again... of course I'ed LOVE to be able to do that. Shit brothers, I loved the Corps, so did my Father, my Grand Father & my Great Great Grand Father. From the Civil War to W.W.I to the Korean War to Operation Desert Storm, my Fathers side of the family have been in the Marines from, practically, day One. Semper Fi. Devil Dogs.
Hearing those plans at night.... geez do not miss it
Thank you marines looking forward to becoming a Marine in the future SEMPER FI
I'm the dude sleeping on the top rack in the beginning. LMFAO they did me dirty
yooooooo! one of the drill instructor was my lead series chief drill instructor damn
SEMPER FI KEEP THE FAITH
Keeping my eyes and ears open and my mouth shut kept me out of trouble and of course, chow
الشاهد are you a Muslim🤔
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I think the marines have the most military videos on TH-cam
Delores Emeagi definitely not true
@@Zvg-yd4mn or at least the main ones I see. Which branch do you think had the most?
+Delores Emeagi It's probably because the Army, Navy, Air Force, and Coast Guard is too boring and dull to people. Why not watch videos of the "most exciting" branch?
@@Agent1W Absolutely!! OOORRAAHH....Grrrrrrr!!
USMC Ret; 1988-2011
@@jhutchinsonjr You might want to pump your brakes a little. I know a Marine my dad's age who was in 1979-1983 and he didn't get to do anything exciting. He narrowly missed Beirut...
The USMC might be the most exciting but it's no guarantee just any Marine is going to get the excitement they signed up for. You would be one of the lucky ones; maybe not so much the others who enlisted before you lol.
Man, hearing: lights! And redoing all the snap bullshit. I don't know how I made it through, especially with all the covid bs
You know you CAN shout AND NOT loose your voice and mess up your throat permanently.. Right?
One of my DIs at 3:22. Slayed my ass
Sgt Cruiz still kicking butt! He is the sgt in the beginning, my old DI
Cody Brown bro what was your MOS
6338, aviation electrician
It was both a good day and a bad day for recruits with aviation MOS when they find out what Sgt Cruz's MOS is...
I found out at the range, he wasnt happy
lol I remember my time well, platoon 3091.
Oooorah Devil Dog
Shipping out May 6th
good luck, at first youre gonna feel like it it's gonna last forever. But trust me it will pass. chow to chow.
Ahh, staff sergeant zahorak, and Sgt Milone
Ship April 15th
When did they start allowing them to wear sweat top and bottom? When it started getting cold? That’s nice 😊
Including cooking
San diego looks much cleaner and nicer than parris island
July 8th MCRD SD anyone?
You guys wear pt's under the cammies??
1:50 that was one of my drill instructors Sgt Rife
Jake Shilling what date did you graduate?
October 26th
Jake Shilling ok what is your MOS🤔
3521 automotive maintenance technician
I was the cycle before you ssgt burell was my drill instructor
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3:17 DRILL INSTRUCTOR GYSGT ELISARA, INDIA CO, PLT 3210, GRAD 15NOV2019, REMAIN INSANE
"this recruit" That takes me back. I will say this.... Mothers of America are fucking everything up ....that & female marines. Standards being lowered too much.
Alot of small tasks
It's okay to run wadis
stress 2 recruits----u make me sweat just watching
*Muthfuckin EIGHT* that dude gets it. XD
Hope y'all, are cherishing the day. nice outside
Zero 4 45?
They said that on Sundays, each recruit goes to their respective religious service. What if that recruit is atheist and has no religion? Is that just an hour and a half of free time, or will they be somewhere else doing drills?
Church service is optional to go to so yes it’s basically about 3 hours actually of free time. Most recruits wrote letters, squared away their gear and foot lockers, and ironed their uniforms. Personally I liked church cause it was an opportunity to get away from the DIs and all the stress built up over the week but everyone has their own beliefs and preference
This has to be pickup because that s*** was weak
Rah
Recruit rotation in the kitchen
2065 1976 Fox Co MCRDSD 0311
None of these recruits have volume. That’s how you know they are from the west coast.
bootcamps a fucking joke, i went in just barely passing the PFT and the whole experience was underwhelming, its more funny than hard any day of the week. if you're not religious, go to mormon church on sunday, they dont care if you sleep, 2 hr power nap every sunday is nice.
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Another thing about this video i wanted to share with the @Marines If you went on Sunday to church then you were Deceived. sunday isn't the lords day Saturday is, the RCC Roman Catholic Church even admitted to changing it from Saturday to Sunday so If i really could reach out to the USMC and change that i really would just to keep everything in order the USMC is my favorite branch of the Military and i'd hate to see Recruits and anyone else in the USMC getting deceived by the devil and this no offense to the USMC i am just saying Sunday isn't the lords day and those pictures they had in there of Jesus that's nothing what he looks like, The bible also says not to worship any graven image which means not to pray to pictures or statues or anything that is in Heaven above i will provide a Bible verse on that here (Exodus 20:4 King James Version (KJV)
(4 Thou shalt not make unto thee any graven image, or any likeness of any thing that is in heaven above, or that is in the earth beneath, or that is in the water under the earth.) We must not let the Devil deceive us he is the Master of Confusion And God isn't.
Amen!
God, I hope the Marine Corps doesn’t let Muslims in. Haha, I was there in Diego MCRA in 1957, when we had “real” rifles, slept in Quonset Huts, and washed on tables outside.
Yikes
After all this training, demanded to give their best +, after they have served, are many not able to go back to a productive civilian life??
Pat Garrett, yes, but this is a correlation and not a causation. There are many different factors as to why people do not transition well back into civilian life. I struggled financially and psychologically after I got out. I’m happy to report that I love my current profession, get paid to do something I’d do for free, and am now working on my 4th college degree.
^it took time, hard work, and a refusal to quit.
Patt. I can say that what you are describing is the minority and NOT the majority. I am proud if my service. I was an 0311/Infantry Rifleman. I was at MCRD San Diego six days after my high school graduation. My life changed dramatically. I got out and it did take a while to adjust. But I am now married nearly 30 years. My children are in college. I am successful and would be considered financially well off. Without the training, experience, self respect, Integrity, and Self-reliance I learned in my beloved Corps I would not be the man I am today. I believe this. Semper Fi to my Brothers ...
@Jacub81 it's different being in and then getting out, you're on your own for good.
Some people find the transition rough. Life in service is very different from civilian life. In service, authority is clearly defined, you earn income based on rank and other compensations like hazardous duty pay, and you're told where to work and what your role is. It's all rules and so many things are enforced and expected to be obeyed. Having said that, programs do exist to help service members prepare for their transition and to transition. Programs also exist to benefit them once their out. It's all up to the individual if they use these services and, hopefully, they're aware of them.
Sorry for the long post but, I want to clarify it's not an absolutely rigid and immovable structure in the Marine Corps either. Many units will encourage and recognize when their junior members perform examplary work, like taking charge of their peers, performing work well above their pay grade as needed, cross training themselves and others. It's just a very different culture in service.
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