United States Marine Corps Boot Camp Training - Officer Candidate School
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- United States Marine Corps Boot Camp Training - Officer Candidate School
In order to become United States Marine Corps Officers, men and women spend a minimum of ten weeks at Officer Candidates School in Quantico, Virginia, where they are trained, evaluated and screened to ensure they possess the qualities needed to lead in the United States Armed Forces. With the United States fighting wars in both Afghanistan and Iraq, enrollment at OCS during the summer of 2009 was the second largest class size since the Vietnam War.
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I remember that one of the most gratifiying duties was being detailed to take the trash cans out. It was the only time you were unsupervised, and alone. It was a glorious few minutes.
Laundry mmmm
Ayo?
Definitely agree.
you just unlocked a memory! every night, me and another would go out for a brisk 1-minute walk in the still cold. It was the most tranquil time I had felt in that time.
Put a glow strap on, you could go anywhere at night. Just activate splinter cell mode.
I watched this video probably 75 times before I went to OCS. I'm a Captain now. For all the guys obsessively watching this before they ship to OCS. Don't worry, you'll be fine. Be loud, be motivated, and any decision is better than no decision. Good luck.
Just spoke to the captain in charge of my area today. Set up a meeting with them. I'm currently a freshman in college in my second semester. My one question is if they have any swim qual for OCS?
@@ethangarner05 all service branches do. I wouldn’t be worried about it. You’d literally have to be a rock who would die in a puddle to fail it. If you can swim back and forth in a pool you’re good
@chaseandkill3756 Appreciate it
Do you enjoy your life as an O? I'm currently in the army and want to commission once I finish my Bachelor's degree. The Army just doesn't interest me anymore and have given the Marines a consideration. Reserve though.
Reserve commissions are great because you can put yourself on a lot of SDA's (Special Duty Assignments) and get a lot of time with the fleet and in the active forces. My buddies who are reservists get as much as they want out of the job, some doing the bare time requirement and some who have basically been on active orders since they commissioned.
O-life isn't much different, just more pay and a different job set. It's rewarding and fun. Go for it if you're interested. If you're on the fence about what you actually want to do with your life I'd highly recommend a reserve commission. Get the experience and resume and leave when you're ready...or don't, stay in and retire as a reservist if you like it. @@lj2853
Great advices: 1.) avoid creating unwanted attention. 2.) observe everything around. 3.) be a team player. 4.) Don't quit / Never give up.
I find it ironic that your username is army and your commenting on a Marine vid.
@@rockyroads8802 - maybe...but that's the User name he selected. Who knows...maybe there's a dude named MARINE EXERCISE commenting on Army videos!?
Good luck bro🇺🇸
@@rockyroads8802Other services have best practices, too.
"You will get fruit. You will get salad." Yes, mom sergeant.
Hahahaha
At last, a part of Marine Corps boot camp that I could do!
Lol
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No way for me to go to 🥾 camp ⛺️!
Parents when they see school: “awww this is a lovely place”
How kids see school:
If school seems unpleasant to you, stay away from the military. You will cry yourself to sleep each night in your bunk before they bounce you out.
@@chuckevans7917 I don’t find school unpleasant in any way. I just made this comment for the other people who find it unpleasant to laugh.
@@chuckevans7917 schools meh
My biggest fear is that I won’t understand a single word they say
I was in boot camp (enlisted side though) my drill instructor said "guide" and I thought he said "Roth" (my name)
Lucas Roth Crazy now i’m worried about that I ship off in a few weeks
@juo Unpleasant. Enlisted here as well. MCRD San Diego. I told my DI to chill out. Biggest mistake of my life. Proud of my service though.
you will learn Semper fi my brothers
yeah same
The most intense game of Simon Says in Summer Camp.
All joking aside, God Bless to those who served, serving, and are currently in boot camp.
Served for what to make bankers, CEO’s, and the military industrial complex huge profits at the taxpayers expense. The military is a cult that brainwashes 18-23 year old kids into joining. Then when they are no longer useful they dispose of them. It’s sick.
@@joshuachaires7220 shut your fat face
@BitchesKnowAbout MuhPatriarchy They use all kinds of deceptive advertising on television, then they have recruiters visit young kids to brainwash them to join. If you read Smeadley Butler’s book War Is A Racket you’ll discover the truth as I have about the military industrial complex. The book covers who makes money from endless overseas wars, why we fight wars, and this is coming from a warrior himself. A two time congressional medal of winner. Nobody has the credentials of General Butler in congress. Simply put I criticize the military because of how we kill innocent people overseas, we occupy/ invade other countries, and more. We need to stay in our own country and stay out of other nations business. When solidiers are wounded in battle they are yesterday’s garbage to the military.
@@joshuachaires7220 this video specifically is of OCS; the very baseline requirement to even qualify as an officer candidate is to have a college degree.
These aren't 18 year old kids lmao.
@@basedgebby5820 Read War Is A Racket by Smedley Butler.
He dropped his rifle. He will make a fine Lieutenant.
Sure.
Nothing a good SNCO can't fix.
Even had his muzzle pointing at his platoon while pushing LOL
Nothing a good smoking at his first duty station won’t fix. Oh wait his an officer. Well nothing a long tour can’t fix
In my day, he would have been thrashed until hell froze over.
"I'm gonna go down to the px and get some beef jerky and Gatorade, you down?" best part
+Miguel Magana that was me
+Alexander McVey bro, you didnt have shit til you tried fish jerky.
+Miguel Magana LAWL spoken like a true bootenant.
+Miguel Magana at the end when they're leaving ocs whats in that big ass green pack on their backs?
+JustSome762 thats all their uniforms, clothing, etc... all issued items. no personal items
"You will get fruit. You will get salad." AYE STAFF SERGEANT!!
he isnt staff sergeant ???
tooogood formeyou First Sergeant
Mike Stump ,9
“Gunnery Sergeant”
The first 2 days of OCS wasn't too bad with administrative processing, etc. But when the CO said, "Sergeant Instructors, take charge of your platoon and carry out the plan of the day" all hell broke loose and I wondered what the hell did I sign up for.
There is a train ( I think it goes all the way to DC) that was passing through one day when I was using the head at about 1900 hours. I remember thinking "I wish I was on that train right now". That was just for a moment though. I went through in 1988 and again in 1989 and about every 10 years or so I will have a nightmare where I am back there but I am old and broken down and can't do it. Fun times. I made it through 5 years active but that experience stays with me.
@@sultantouma5437 Yeah, same here. That train you're talking about was the most forlorn sounding train in the world. You can hear the metallic clacking of every single wheel. Thinking about it now still gives me a feeling of intense loneliness.
That train…usually for me was about 0400…I use to wake up and listen…you are correct, the loneliest sound…
@@sultantouma5437 The train would come through around 4 to 5 times a day for us. Half the time it was a cargo train and half the time it was a passenger train. Not a day went by that I didn't wish I was sitting on either of those trains.
1:01 When corona has reached your country
XD
Huh
sin 3 lol
ha ha ha i forgot to laugh
top4d ur bad at csgo ngl
Just listening to them makes me want to cough for them.
zc630 haha. My dad was a DI. We know many people whose vocal cords are damaged beyond repair due to the screaming. However my dad drank a lot of tea during his first few cycles as a DI. Definitely helped, his voice is perfectly fine.
Or take a sip of water. 💦💧
Sir take a cup of water sir!!
They might be doing it on purpose
@JessTheMess to get the message in your head
Marine Corps OCS is mostly screening and evaluation. A lot of stress, very little sleep. For officers, actual training, military skill acquisition and professional development takes place at The Basic School and thereafter.
Don’t forget that physically it’s harder…part of the process to weed out those that can’t make it physically…my class lost 50% of the battalion…DOR and dropped….at OCS they have no obligation to get you through..it’s up to the individual.
Fox Company 1985 Ooooh Raaaah!
I didn’t realize NCOs oversaw OCS.
E7 15 years. I miss seeing my buddies but that's the world we live in.
@@larrytrevino8397 like BUDs
While the training is indeed tough, it is the little things that speak volumes. When the Marine gets his hair cut at about the 7-minute mark, he acknowledges the barber by saying "Thank you, sir." That alone displays the respect and demeanour which define a man. Well done.
I always thank my barber and dap him up when I get up from the chair
It's just basic manners
@@Chrismctaw Lmaooo
You're bald what do you know about thanking barbers
um, ok
12:36 “like they do in the movies, RUN”
CR captions: aint gonna bald a fly rod
It means run like magical
11:23 the loudest *let's go* I've ever heard.
When Bae's taking her sweet ass time.
He scared me
@@codename8418 🤣🤣🤣🤣
yeah that shout can bring you back from the dead
Had me thinkin they was infiltrated
"You will get salad. Do you understand me?"
My Drill Sargent (US Army 1993-04) had me eating Rice Crispys with a fork.....
@Wayne Muldrow Damn that's evil. ... Was eating/drinking from the bowl itself denied?
Salad defeated.
Ay ay sir
You will get fruit, do you understand me?!
"get away from me, get away from me!" 😆😆
Yeah pussy!
🤣🙄
"It's my safe space."
Sgt knew about covid before everyone else
Sgt.Puss
I have two twin friends who went into the Marines out of high school in 1982. One was in for seven years and other was in five years. Now I can see what they went through. Congratulations to all who made it through!
The mission: Get fruit. Get salad.
fat kids: mission failed, we'll get 'em next time
And you will get salad goodtogo!
ImperialWarhawk123ABC LMFAO
Holy shit I cannot tell you how hard I laughed at that comment
Al O right!!!?!? RIGHT?!?!? That’s what I’m sayin!! 🤣🤣🤣
4:22 "When you get to the fruit, you will get fruit"..."you will get salad"...
Not a single swear word but these drill guys are sending chills down my spine right now.
Not in this video, those drill Sargent swear all the time whie screaming at you!!!!
I've said this a million times before. Once those cameras are off, it's a whole other world, a world you will only see if you physically join the military and go to boot camp.
12:08 "Keep A Low Profile Son.. that's the name of the game"! Amazing.
GET AWAY FROM ME! GET AWAY FROM ME! Oh that's definitely me.
I rather to live the wild life!!
Fuck that!!
Fuck you sergeant!😤
I like how he makes sure they understand they WILL eat salad.
And fruit
No. Wrong. At least in enlisted boot camp, you have 20 minutes to eat a tray packed with chow and not all of it will be eaten unless you stuff yourself like a thanksgiving turkey that just ran a 3 mile.
"GETTING" and "EATING" are 2 very different things.
@@lucasroth4486 relax Captain Cafeteria
They will then learn to, toss the salad
I never served due to medical issues when I was younger, but I have huge respect for these men and women who volunteer to lead our most elite fighting force, the USMC!
With all sincerest due respect to all branches of service-- there is nothing quite like a US Marine. God bless our men and women in the armed services for protecting the life we Americans enjoy.
God is a man made concept and is not real
Then again Julie...it's a TEAM EFFORT by ALL branches!! Just because the marines have a more physical RT (or OCS) doesn't mean they're more important than the other branches!! Sometimes I wish there wasn't different branches...just ONE United States Armed Forces!! That way, it would eliminate any cockiness or shit talking towards other branches!
@@bigdee8189 Haha Marine better!!!!!! Marine go pull pull push push run run and Navy, Army, Air force, and Coast Guard go wahhhh wahhhh!!!!!!!!!!
@@vexnorah1284…82nd Airborne Infantry Ranger…that’s training
@@bigdee8189Julie's probably a maga maggot
First night at PLC Junior I woke up wide eyed thinking holy shit where am I. First day at PLC Senior I smiled and said to myself cant believe I'm doing this all over again for six more weeks. Great memories, TBS, Twentynine Palms, Cherry Point, and of course Afghanistan, proudest moments of my life.
Any advice for ocs?
"i'm going down to the px for some jerkey and gatorade, you down?"-said every boot ever
lol
Dude, my first day after graduating Boot I just wanted to find somewhere to sleep. Didn't manage to, but my first day home on graduation leave I think I slept for most of it.
@@1337penguinman I stayed up for 2 days, I was too excited to sleep but that was almost 10 years ago lol.
5:09 Recruit teamwork at the very finest when your buddy behind you wants to make you walk into a closed door. 🙈😄
Got injured at OCS this year and broke my foot. Got a couple months of healing and then a couple months of physical therapy and then I'll be back in Quantico.
Goodluck, huge respects looking foward to join the military after grad
If you want it, you WILL make it.
@@darthorion2002 not great unfortunately. Ended up with some "substantial" quadricep tendonitis and a big stress fracture to my right femur. I ended up getting a MRI and Xray for my leg after I collapsed during PT. And they saw the damage and kicked me out. Im currently on LOD. Ill be going back after I complete a couple of things here in the civilian world and get the required physical therapy to clear my record.
@@darthorion2002 yea my CO at OCS made that same recommendation. But I've talked to my OSO. Im actually currently pursuing a career as a combat medic on a swat team. The Marines was a stepping stone for me to look more qualified for the FBI. With that end state in mind, Im changing my open contract to reserves and going back to ems schooling before I go back to OCS. Enlisting also wouldnt work with my lifestyle rn because im currently engaged to an airforce cadet and she earns her commission next year. And I'd like to get married before I go back so that she can live with me during TBS.
“Uno dose three four, LETS GO!”
“Run. Run. LIKE THEY DO IN THE MOVIES - RUN!!!”
That SSgt is the man.
2:10 When I saw them bump shoulders I knew it was over lol
Dr. Vag gigety
Bro was like Awww HELLL NAH
Hahaha
I would have shit my pants
I think he knew it was over too
it’s so strange that the ss seem like different people when they are genuinely just teaching people and helping them out
Glad to see the training today. A little different then when I was the 1st Sgt of A Company OCS in the summer of 1979
4:23 my mom telling me what to get before we enter the buffet
My cousin was at OCS last Summer. Got to go to his graduation. Was pretty cool seeing all this stuff, so much respect for these guys.
***** You're gonna talk about peace and say shit like that? People like you are the EXACT reason why I stopped be Catholic. Dumbass lmao
Jesus Christ ; thank you Jesus.
You talking about John the Baptist?
@@Vv2legit2quitvV IF you stopped being Catholic because of other people I'd think twice if you were even Catholic to begin with. What an ignorant statement.
2:11 *Bumps into Drill Sergeant*
Drill Sergeant: So you've chosen... Death
2:10
"So you have chosen dead..."
12:36 "LIKE THEY DO IN THE MOVIES, RUN!
1:02 - Me when I'm at a party but then my social anxiety kicks in just as everyone starts grinding on eachother.
hahahaha :D
YES! Isn't it sad that I still haven't figured out what the hell grinding is? To become hard or not to become hard, that is the question. And what's worse is that I've had girls come up and make me grind them, one time THREE ran in a row into me for this, and I still didn't know what to do! #Aspie4life
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@@Awakeningspirit20 Those aren't quality girls anyway. Or at least they're just doing what they think is "sexy."
You're better off chatting casually with a girl like you and seeing where it goes.
No pressure my man. Make it fun
Novicius Christus Rex thanks! Yeah I totally agree with you, thanks for saying. I don’t know how all this stuff works anyways, but once I find a nice girl (for once) who will actually not judge me then I’ll do that! I’ve always been great at talking to girls when there’s no sexual pressure involved
This is the best example of authority i have ever seen .. so much power over the people .. and its all voluntary .. amazing
everyone tyring to sound like they have throat cancer
That's what hours of yelling does to your throat
their vocal chords get stressed from yelling- nearly all DI's have "frog voice"
The best part is every single one of them will outrank their instructors when they graduate haha. Oorah.
Yeah they don’t rate shit
it happens in all officer grade trainings not just military, instructors are normally of lower ranks
That’s the best part?
But still in military rank means nothing.Only on paper they are higher.It's all about experience
@@rodrikforrester9343 really ? ranking system is most prominent in military. Even if some one is highly decorated junior, still has to salute and obey orders of seniors without any resistance.
4:20 Lol this is how they should teach kids to eat their fruits and veggies.
+rangedeth107 That'd work.
lol
rangedeth107 I
The guy sounds like Popeye the sailor man.
rangedeth107 I’m 18 but I love to eat some Apple IF there any
Não é atoa que são a potência que é hoje, militar e econômica!
Parabéns, quem dera que meu amado Brasil seja um dia assim!
Força e honra ☝🏽🇧🇷🇺🇸
I give my respect to all those who choose to serve their country and put their lives on the line to keep my family and myself safe.
Becoming a Marine and going through boot camp is the easy part. Being a Marine and dealing with the daily hardships and BS is the hardest part.
say it for the people in the back
Second they graduate, officers are their Drill Instructors superiors lol
Yeah, technically by rank. But lieutenants know to listen to the advice of their NCOs because they have many years of experience and training more than they do. There's a respect factor there.
Yea right I wish a Butter Bar would've tried to check this gunny. Fresh outta college a few years removed from living with mommy lol.
someone has to make the tactical decisions, its about responsibility not being "superior by nature."
Jeffrey B Well they still have a responsibility to lead, thats why they want to be there.
Trey Gibson Lol maybe that was the case for you but most students wanna get their independence in life and in work, education and live away to gain experience in a different part of the country.
Honesty, this feels like a vacation. Go through Parris Island booth camp in the dead of Summer for 12 weeks!
watch this with 1.25 speed and you know, how my 12 Years in the german army was 😂😂 my greatest respect to all military personel ...awesome performance from canidates and drill instructors
Meddl!
omfg haha "GETAWAYFROMMEGETAWAYFROMMEGETAWAYFROMME!" (same guy) "CHEEEKKAAAASSS"
im pretty he's remembered as Leuitenant Jackass by the nco's and staff nco's
BACK UP! BACK UP! BACK UP!
Full metal jacket
Is Checkas the one who dropped his rifle at 2:52?
Me when somebody farts in an elevator
The coughing during the class about suicide was out of control lmao
When I went through army basic, pretty much everybody in the company was sick. That is just the way it is.
it is from the plethora of vaccines you get, everyone's immune system is tapped out
Man, I love America. God bless every person that has served or is serving for America today!
“No you’re not going to drown” was my favorite part because that would be me 😂😂😂😂
Inbox me
@@viciousvigilante4985 ??
@@alyb9163 da faq 😂 dude said “inbox me” wtf
@@uzer141 right!
2:11
I immediately knew this guy is dead
Purple Libright be like
Only the straits get killed!
Can we just appreciate that one guy that said
"Thank you for acknowledging me HERE WE GOOO"
9:23 when they say I always looks sad
I am loving this. For some reason training to die has not been so fun and inspiring. There is this fire in me that seems to be igniting from watching this video. I have ignore all the emails for me to come join but I got to tell you, this video is making me have second thoughts.
LOL! Ordering the OCS recruits to remember to put fruits and vegetables on their lunch tray. Priceless!
They’re so used to screaming that their voice has become forever raspy af
Admire anyone that does this! Nothing but respect!
Sottotitoli perfetti! Grazie mille
@2:03 I love the "Aye STAFF SERGEANT" "WHAT?!" "AYE GUNNERY SERGEANT"
There are some parts here, where I would not be able to keep a straight face. For example, "Some time today! Some time today!" and "Don't touch me! Don't touch me!". All sounds too funny
Lmaoooo I thought I was the only one who found it funny lol
U will laugh till they get in your face then u crap your pants.
Oh yeah it's a riot, hilarious, join up NOW, you will have a ball
76' OSO put us on the train to Quantico. We had our own rail car. Pulled into Quantico...Sgt. Instructor gets on the train and tells us we had one minute to get off his train, and 30 seconds was gone. Got on a bus and remember like it was yesterday, all the Marines in "The Ville" as we were riding to OCS were yelling that we would be sorry. We lived in wooden double decked squad bays that have long since been torn down. Scrubbed the decks with my toothbrush. Running the hill trail in full pack, then double run of the obstacle course. Best and worst time of my life. Will always remember GySgt. Copeland, and SSgt Simmons. Did my 20 years. Semper Fi.
a lot of those drill sergeants actually used to sound like Celine Dion when they used to sing at the high school talent show - that's how they get recruited in the first place.
Pocket Cloud Drill Instructors*
@@uzer141 stand corrected
It was most interesting to observe the contrast between enlisted training and officer training. The officer cadre were trained to lead and think while the enlisted were trained to follow and un-think; this leads to problems upon discharge back into the civilian world. The officer candidates were treated differently because they were generally more educated and could simply resign if they didn't like or cut it. Enlisted washouts were given a cheap suit, a bad discharge, and unceremoniously marched out the front gate.
Good observation
Is fucked but it’s the way it is sadly
How did you get to that conclusion?
Uninformed observation, confirmed.
Officer candidates are given the option to DOR because if you don't want to be in the Marines, you have no business leading Marines. There is also a walk of shame. When you leave, you have to walk about 200 meters over the parade deck in your civilian cloths while the other candidates who are still training watch you go.
HOLY SHIT, at 0:47, Staff Sergeant Smith was my First Sergeant in the Battery I deployed with! Coolest guy you've ever met and easily the best First Sergeant I ever served under.
A really good friend of mine is going to go here soon! Super proud of him, he's gonna be a great officer.
The DIs here are obviously more chill than the ones in boot camp
Very true
YOU WILL GET SALADDD DO YOU HEAR MEE????!!!
YOU WILL EAT FRUIT
You better eat it too
yessir
Person: Hey how are-
Me: 9:23
I know this comment is 6 months old but it doesn't have nearly enough likes
Me too
I love that hahahaha
@Manuj Madan ITS VERY FUNNY ITS A JOKE
Did he yell that he was depressed ?
My brothers are Marine corps officers.. this is amazing
I love this stuff!
Ok guys i am from Turkey and i respect your troops all of 'em Marines Army Navy Airforce etc. what i see from these videos you guys really having a hard training in my Turkey every healthy young men (ages between 21-25) MUST be a soldier for 6 to 12 months but we are not having that much training you guys really doin good KEEP IT UP! (sorry for bad english)
this is just basic shit
and its actually gotten more political than it used to be. used to be much harder
I will never go to Turker after watching "Midnight Express"
This isn’t even the tip of the iceberg, what you seen in the little mini documentary isn’t even a fraction of what you go through.
They were only allowed to film certain exercises that’s pretty standard across the board.
Only half make it through OCS, last I heard it was around a 40-45% acceptance rate.
Just because you have a degree, doesn’t mean you’re automatically an officer in the marine corp.
Half of these guys will make it, and wish everyone the best of luck when they first go to OCS.
It’s not a cakewalk by any means, if you don’t have an inkling of leadership ability they will sniff that shit out very quick
Ne yazmış la bu
!😊
this brings back great memories...... of last summer
I salute you service women and men in uniform 🇺🇸
Impressed at you Marine officer Candidates. On the other hand as a Canadian Forces officer cadet I'm glad we get berets instead of your hats.
9:22 I ' M D E P R E S S E D ! !
Можешь это слово депрессия по обращению ко✓мне ,даже никогда не употреблять и со своей там новой хуйней тем более пиздеть нехуй !
Маринес !
YourBoyTom what’d he really say tho I’m trying to figure it out
That's how you fuck your depression
12:30 lmaoo like they do in the movies RUUUN!!!
..and the guy randomly falls, pretending he was shot.. :D
I all want to be part of Marine Corp send I was 17 years just graduated from school my dream never can tru is change never have that opportunity I heat my self! But I am proud of my son!
Drill Sergeant: "CHEKAS! I DIDN'T SEE YOU IN THE FOREST TODAY!!"
Chekas: "THANK YOU SIR!!"
saikosocial Drill Instructor*
Drill SERGEANT?! No. INSTRUCTOR, in ENLISTED bootcamp, not sure what they're called in OCS, and also in enlisted bootcamp anyways, you can't say please or thank you, and also "you" is second person, and also they aren't "sir"s, they are enlisted. So if a candidate DID say that, he was probably being ballsy.
Awesome job keep up the good work I'm a single mom I raised 4 son alone now there grown and have there own family the young men's today need so much guide of discipline in there life I'm a school crossing guard I will show them this video because it a wake up call for life.
Huge respect for those who served! You all are amazing!
Marine mom. God bless you all !
“LETS GOOOO”
“my gawd.”
I’ve always been a meat and potato guy.....
Me: I can take every ounce of abuse from the DI, do all the physical work perfectly, I can handle basic training with the best of them
DI: You WILL eat fruit. You WILL have salad
Me: I’m out. The Marines are too tough.
at least you’re not a mcdonald’s guy
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Sir are you me
I was thinking the same thing. Lettuce makes me dry heave.
Congratulations on the colon cancer 🤙🏼
" you will get salad, you understand me"
💪💪 There is where you will see the real Marine POWER.🤘💪💪
Auner I Juarez they are nothing just making noice
My Marine era ( Full Metal Jacket) Our Officer's were very distant! We Grunts ! Did not mind that "Distance" lol 2/9 forever 0331! Rock'n that M-60 baby!
Holy shit 6:00. The need to mix some Dayquil with that salad and double up on hand sanitizer.
LOL
+vlKenzo Hahaha Gold
+Charlie Davidson Why does everyone get sick?
Oh. Btw how long is Marine OCS?
U have to realize ur putty people from different parts of the country in one living area. There bound to get sick
9:33 I thought he was calling him a Jackass hahahaha
Not that everyone is made for or will succeed in this type of environment long-term, but a short period of mandatory military service would benefit our youth and our society in so many ways. Kids these days need a heavy dose of discipline and order and quite frankly, they need to learn respect.
Volunteer is best. I did my training at a VA as a Psychiatrist (UCLA SOM). Unless we need a mass armed forces, Heinlein agreed with me.
I have treated Active Duty Air Force as a civilian MD. I have worked for ICE. I also applied, at age 21, for a Medical School Armed Forces (Navy) scholarship. I was turned down, and paid off my $80k in student loans in 18 months after residency.
Interestingly, my paperwork was delayed, so I didn't work at Fort Hood's Darnell Medical Center in 2008. Good thing, because Flag Officer incompetence would have gotten me killed by Major Hassan.
You really can't teach the personality requirements for honor at age 18. It has to be there. And for many young people, such as myself, a National Merit Finalist in high school, my drive to succeed was there already. I got my MD at 25. I did volunteer at 21, and would have been immensely useful to the Navy or Army, as I was to ICE (NO suicides for 2 and 1/2 years at the detention facilities I was the psychiatrist for), and they messed up the paperwork, or turned me down for service.
So, keep it volunteer. Try simply reducing wokeness in our public schools.
1:01 when your little cousins come into your room
2:12, my stomach sank, god bless all of y’all
Those Drill Instructors really earn their money. Such an honorable position to hold. Thank you Drill Instructors. God bless you all.
20 years past i can listen to this audio and its oddly soothing
Great respect for these young men to make that commitment. Our country will be just fine.
the music choices and editing were really good in this video, whoever edited this deserves a raise.
Those films were the best. You would bob and weave like Sugar Ray, they would hit the lights....and everyone would say "great film, great film"!
Chekas. One of the great mysteries, really. Did he make it? Dying to know.