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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ก.ย. 2023
- This video is from my time at basic with Charlie Company 3-54, the most memorable six months of my life as I underwent Infantry OSUT. Let it be known this video does not reflect the views of the DoD, the United States Army, and the United States of America as a whole.
Great advices: 1.) Avoid creating unwanted attention. 2.) Observe everything around. 3.) Be a team player. 4.) Don't quit / Never give up.
Will always be Fort Benning.
No Slack!
Not anymore. New generation of soldiers are leaving the names of rebels behind. Good riddance I say.
I was in basic at Sand Hill back in 2005. Our drill sergeants were absolutely ruthless and didnt let up until pretty much the last week of AIT. We couldnt even drink milk just water and Powerade and we always had our weapons with us.
Good times!!! I was there in 1997.
Back then everyone was going to deploy and knew it
@@c431inf I remember my senior drill sergeant telling us that some of us were going to die and he was right. My battle buddy went to the 82nd and was killed in Samarra Iraq in March 2007. His name is Corey Kosters and they have a statue of him in Houston Texas now. There were a few others in my class that were killed as well.
Sand hill, what a time to be alive
@@originalprojdw6523 Yeah man I miss it
I love reading these comments from you veterans. Im so thankful to all of you for being so brave and volunteering your time and lives for the rest of us. You guys are the true heros above all.♥️♥️♥️♥️
Man watching this gots me excited gave me more motivation to study to pass me asvab
You got this brother, you are going to achieve great things.
Sand Hill Veteran 2003. No matter what era I love seeing this. We all know what makes the grass grow. Infantry leads the way.
These days its apparently wokeness that makes green grass grow. 🙄
Ft benning
Never been to Ft Moore, but been to Ft Benning a few times.
Terrain looks like Ft. BENNING, but the Training looks like Camp Cupcake.
Will be shipped out on Sept. 3. Thanks for the video.
yooo same, good luck my boy. where you shipping out from?
good luck !! i am joining the army national guard !!
@@distant9510 Micronesia
I was told the same a few days ago.If all goes well, (meps). Ill shipping out in September aswell.
Yes, my little cousin also ships Sep 3rd on his 19th birthday lol, he's been staying with me until he leaves but he's going to Ft. Jackson
Woah, there are some heavy heffers in there. Times a changing I guess
more like numbers are low
there were some fat dudes in ww2 as well look it up
really heavy
I’m seeing a few skeletons in here to
Typically those guys wont stay as heavy
greettings from la Habana Cuba Cuba exellent video my frend!
Greetings back to you from the US!
Was at the same place for my ROTC FTX. One of the greatest experince in my life
23:34 I laughed so hard at the recruit on the let thinking he was about to get fucked up 😂
For the people that have been in and done their time this is not for you. If you are going in and worried dont worry just dont give up and do your best you will get through the standards have kinda gone down so you can definitely make it.
If you're going in and think this is too easy then do a year or 2 then try out for a selection rangers, Special forces, civil affairs or psyops. Or go to schools or get a place that have special schools like Hawaii with jungle school for example. Go to air assault school. Ranger school, airborne school, pathfinder, sapper. Get your expert infantryman badge. There is alot of suck and toughness for you to try for that you wont get in other branches.
If your thinking about joining the infantry get a high asvab as possible. You can request duty stations ones with alot of opportunities and great aiports nearby are places like Italy, Alaska, Hawaii, Korea, Germany, Kentucky.
No branch is as big and no branch does more. Get after it and have a strong mindset
Fucking solid advice.
I’m interested in joining for cybersecurity. Did phenomenal on PiCAT. Where can I look into more opportunities for schools to further my education along the tech side?
@@richesraptor if your meaning the army. The army offers opportunity's to get your certifications and if you wanna aim for college then the army does tuition assistance. And obviously the GI Bill which covers college. But companies love when you have experience, a degree and your certifications if you work hard theres alot of options. Just be prepared cybersecurity is a tough school to pass they test you alot. And alot of people fail that one specifically. Just focus on studying when you get to AIT.
@@bradenbagby4431 appreciate you and thanks for the fast reply
I was in Fort Jackson, South Carolina, bravo 3/13 infantry Regiment. These courses they made us go through. It was a lot harder than what I’m watching now.
I was charlie 4-39 at fort jackson 💯
You never know what's going on off the camera
Another fellow bravo 3/13 bulldogs from relaxin Jackson hooah. Yeah what they show here was not the same courses we did.
@@h00ligangravil58I at Jackson, E 2/28 black lions
Shipping july 8th very excited man🤘🏻
Hey bro me too! Maybe I will meet you there brother
I took basic at Ft BENNING Apr 1961. Sand Hill. Did a lot of push ups the minute we got off the bus. Drill Sgts squared away. They lived in Cadre rooms. Did not want to be invited to visit them. Lol!!’
going to be going here this summer for basic training. nervous but confident enough to know ima get it!
Haha same when’s your ship date?
@@Bryce911 thats wsp brotha, and prolly a couple weeks after graduation, I graduate June 21st
@@Bryce911 thats wsp brotha, and prolly a couple weeks after graduation, I graduate June 21st
I’ll see there👍🏼
@@theworldwithin_are you ready
I was Chaos back in 2020, i was in first platoon. Best time of my life but the unit was a little toxic at the time. I do miss Fort Benning, i loved Georgia but dude the winter was terrible, i was also recycled so from sep 14 - june 17 i was just at OSUT. Welcome to the brotherhood i know you been in for a while would love to ge to know you.
I was fourth platoon, and the first three months as a winter cycle were unnecessarily cold. Then we got rained on almost every time we slept out in the field for our AIT portion; however, I have no regrets of ever going through and I made close bonds with several people in there.
What made it toxic?
Toxic???
D-2/19 went in Jan on 2020. Covid made it a pain (mask on “all the time”, and every meal had to be eaten outside on the ground. There was an air of “if one of us gets sick we are all getting chaptered). I went to the Winder clinic early in red phase and it was a fucking zoo. No guidance whatsoever, so instead of getting physical therapy for my leg I was given a physical where they discovered a blood disorder I “failed to mention during enlistment” and was chaptered out. The return to 30AG after was more b.s.
I'm glad my diploma says Ft Benning 😊
Yup. I'll never be able to call this place anything other than Benning.
@@Jdelli0916 same
Yep, got it framed up on my wall
Alpha-6-1 June to September 1983. At the Sand Hilton. Cohort unit. Ft Benning then straight to Panzer Kaserne, Boeblingen, West Germany. Basic and AIT was a blast!
I guess they're only showing the parts that make it look like fun. I'm thinking of enlisting in the CAF sometime soon and wanted to watch as many videos as possible to get an idea of what it's like. I don't want to assume that it's all going to be like this though. I'm prepared to work hard.
Correct. I was at Benning in 2021 D-2/19. We are not seeing the morning formations, the fuckery by the drill sergeants (lock your damn locker), the exercises in the sleeping areas. Since it was covid, we were officially not allowed to learn grapples/hand to hand combat, but a DS ensured we did (at least our platoon). What we are seeing is the technical stuff, the “main events,” so to speak. Between all this, there were smoke sessions, that I can promise you.
Just don't catch yourself in "Paralysis by analysis"
You will be tired, hungry, sore and homesick. You will also be a soldier, hero, respected and an inspiration to others. Hard times build strong men 💪🇺🇸
This is my comment to everyone down in the comment section and future viewers to see, and my personal perspective on the way basic training is now in the Army, so you do not have to agree of course. 1.) I know that the title of the video has some people talking over Fort Benning being called Fort Moore, and honestly if you graduated from Fort Benning before the name change, I thank you all for making the history of such a historic place and your service for however long you have or were in. I do not feel that a name change should affect the way we feel about a place, let alone a place where brotherhoods and memories were made for the time we were there, even after we've left. I understand that for some of you, you did not like the name change, and that's understandable, however, we should not let that define what Fort Benning or Fort Moore (whatever you want to call it) gave to us. | 2.) I know basic training was not like it was in the past, however, I can tell you from personal experience from the reality within this video that our Drill Sergeants did not baby us around. While they would get relaxed over the course of time, they still did not hesitate to smoke the life out of us and curse you out when you were messed up. While I understand it may not necessarily be at the same scale it was in previous eras, they definitely do not baby you whatsoever, and will tell you straightforward that they can and will send you home without a second thought. | 3. I understand we all have different beliefs in everything, especially politically, and while I'm sure some of you don't agree with some of our current military leaders, we all know one thing for certain. That is our love of the Army, regardless of our different beliefs, and we should not downplay our beloved branch of service. We all came into the Army for various reasons, but we can never forget what we shared in the Army, and it is that the Army gave us a second life and family to look up to. A lineage we should be proud of, and a future we should all be supporting, no matter what.
With this comment I can say you are the light in the dark and thank you
Absolutely perfect statement.
i was there June 05 to aug 17
Whoa there are some heffers in this video. What happens to AR 600-9
Glad I dont gotta be an instructor at Benning anymore, quality of Infantry recruits we're getting every year just gets shittier.
What makes u think that curious because im going to join soon
@@MatthewsGamingZone Army has been hurting for numbers, so the standards have been significantly lowered compared to the past. When you go in you'll see what I mean bro
Exactly but it's a good thing, because it's a big "F*CK YOU" to the ARMY and the military as a whole.
Because I was in basic and I hated it even though I didn't finished it.
Glad to know I’m making the right choice switching branches to army 😂.
@@The_Biggest_Birb ...seriously?.
Anyone else shipping to Ft. Moore on Tuesday (April 30th)?
my boyfriend just did, Last Name Carter. First starts with X. Medium toned, black, wears glasses. Hope yall are doing okay down there. GOOD LUCK GUYS!!!
@@CiaraB429 Your soldier will be just fine! Welcome to the journey 🤗 ❤🤍💙
Good luck and thank you 🫡
I did all this as a kid, but I was wearing shorts and a t-shirt
Me too. It was high school P.E.
Going to fort Moore July 1st after graduation let’s get it
Omg! I'm going to Fort Moore on July 9th! 😁
@@user-nk1bp1bf2sim going august 19th!
me too
When did they introduce water ?
Since when they have swimming qual?
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I’m getting shipped off in July!!! Wish me luck
Good luck, I ship out in august it's gonna be one hell of a time haha
What day you get shipped out?
@@harleyy_cruzz851 I leave August 19th
@@cp-vr7lysame here august 19th
GOING TO MEPS IN A WEEK OR TWO THEN ILL BE SHIPPED OUT TO FORT MOORE WHOOOO
That's really Ft. Benning....
I go infantry in a couple weeks , i just know I’m gonna blow through this course they make it look too easy 😂
lol they're playing nice on the cameras. Good luck. Don't quit.
What day u leaving?
I heard they wanted to call it Fort Mulvaney, but a We were Soldiers movie buff won the bet.
I ship off to moore as an 11B in january, very excited.
Hey good luck man. I’m probably going to basic in a year or two
see you there
I'm shipping out January 8th, 19D
Same here U wana Be friends?
Hey my name is Jody and I will help your girl around the house when she needs it.
good job to these recruits on passing basic and i wish i was able to join but i am now 27 years old now and not fit for the service
You can join at 27, as long as nothing else inhibits you. If you’re out of shape you can still join. They have new programs now. I joined at 29. Talk to your local recruiter about your options. Maybe Reserves or National Guard will suit you best. More flexibility.
Good luck!
I went through Sand Hill when I was 30 😆
I'm 31 and headed to bootcamp soon. If you have some self discipline, exercises, eat well, educate yourself. Tell yourself you can do it, then work for it. Move with a purpose. You can do it.
@OrenNewKid Take it from an infantry veteran who went to boot camp a 30. You better already be running 5 miles a day and doing at
@OrenNewKid Sorry. In addition to running 5 plus miles a day, you better do at least 200 sit-ups and push-ups. No matter what, unless you are a world-class athlete, you aren't ready. Just want to make sure you get in 😆
5:58 Imagine getting a splinter doing that. Yikes!
right in the family jewels... no thanks.
Fort Benning has the best training in Georgia.
So we going to need 100lb pack packs 30lb wrist bands each arm
Does AR 600-9 not apply to the new army?
What’s that
dont be fat pretty much @@NicaraguaSaint30
Fat man program
@@NicaraguaSaint30He’s saying not everyone in this video meets height and weight standards.
But this is old news. The Army started to allow people who weren’t in shape to join as long as they meet every other requirement to join.
You are allowed to ship to basic training as a fatass, the point is they will fix it there
I’ll be there May 3rd. 11B
Enjoy summer camp young buck.
Are Tank Hill and Sand Hill still at Benning?
Misspelled Ft Benning
33:45 surprised they put their masks back in the carrier. Ik each group has a different way of doing things but like still
See you all soon
Same bruh going in Jan
I ship to Fort Moore as a 11C in August, im pretty excited honestly!
Enjoy summer camp young buck.
Interesting, you know you'll be an 11C before you go in? When I went in about 15 years ago you enlisted as an 11X and the. They told you if you were going to be an 11B or and 11C when you got there.
That’s my cycle 😂😂
Basic Training is still 10 weeks?
6 months OSUT
Basic training plus AIT can takes months to over a year depending on MOS. This is the Infantry MOS’. They do OSUT (One Station Unit Training). So instead of basic training then going to another base for AIT, they stay at the same base for it all.
How strict were the DS, and how were the smoke sessions?, I wanna join as a 12B but im being told that it’s super soft and it leaves a bad reputation in my mind
The Drill Sergeants progressively become more relaxed as the cycle goes along, depending on how you and everyone in your platoon and company acts. For Red Phase, they'll seem strict, but they're really just trying to instill discipline into you all and give you the understanding that it is a part of being a soldier. From my experience, it's not this badass, hardcore training that some might expect, but they're definitely not babying you and they'll make it known. As for the smoke sessions, it varies from drill sergeant to drill sergeant, you'll have one who smokes you like there is no tomorrow and others that'll only smoke you for like a minute, depending on what it is they're smoking you for. I would say altogether to go for what it is you're trying to do, and don't let what others say influence you into not joining, it's definitely worth it and it will take you a long way.
that’s the exact answer i was looking for, thanks
Ya gotta keep in mind, this shit’s only a couple months long, in the scheme of 4 years, that’s pretty short, BCT could be a drag queen story hour and that’d still not be enough reason not to join, basic will not matter.
Wait, y’all got phone access?
Was in Paris island back in 2019. I know that all the branches got much more relaxed in their basic training. But we got screamed at constantly, it was chaos 24/7 and didn’t let up until after we got our EGA. There’s no intensity here, it’s uncomfortably quiet most of the time. The recruits were yelling more than the instructors.
will you guys shut up about this? the army is far bigger than the marine corps, theres no need to have that type of warrior culture when most of the trainees arent going to server anywhere near a combat role, unlike a marine. talk to anyone who graduated from fort benning and their stories will be more on par with paris island.
@@insidethefire1 The "cultures" in the Army are unit dependent. There's units that have less of a "warrior" culture than the Marine Corps and some of that have more of it. It's a big Army.
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Can anyone tell me is you do math at any point of basic and AIT?
I’m pretty sure the only math you’ll be doing is during land navigation
@@luke3542Maddie is mine bitch
if your job requires it and you have to take a math test in the AZVAB to qualify for jobs. The higher your score the more jobs you can choose from.
You will need to remember numbers, such as the effective and maximum range of various weapons, that that was pretty much it.
Not math..... just a lot of memorizing facts
It will always be Ft. Banning to me...
Ft Benning you mean!
They changed the name last year... It's legit ft Moore now
Basic Training at Fort Moore Georgia Language & Chandana Nimal Sepala
11B team infantry Aug 24💪🏽
Same here man, can't wait to see you there!
Is this the regular army?
Osut 22 weeks to join the infantry
Lol
The Army, Army Reserves, and Army National Guard all go through the same training based on MOS.
Some of ya’ll act like your basic training was the battle of Antietam
yeah its really sad and hilarious seeing them say shit like "back in my day, it was tough!". Like get a life that doesn't revolve around your basic that happened more than 30 years ago. lmao
Is this for officers? Is that why it is 6 months
Combat mos will receive 6 months of bct
infantrymen have a 6 month BCT+OSUT
Fort “Moore” huh? That’s a joke too.
Harmony Church B-5-1 summer ‘80
DS PRECIADO WAS THE FUCKING BEST BRO!
Those were the longest 10 weeks of my life.
Only 10 weeks you guys training last? In my country its 6 months
We had 17 weeks back in "73"!
@@pubgliteshorts2664it's 6 months here as well for Osut
@@pubgliteshorts2664 Its just the basic training thats 10 weeks. Theres ait afterwards and many mos require additional training besides basic and ait
are these pogs?
Just left sand hill .. I do miss it… not the leadership..
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some of those guys are chunky what the hell
Compared to Benning in 1989 this seems to be somewhat of a cakewalk.
Its not all like this lol. At least mine wasn't. When the camera stops rolling its on.
get a life that doesnt revolve around your basic training in 1989
@@rustykid1285 Poor baby....truth hurts.
Fort Benning
moor.
Allways wanted to be in the national guard since I was a kid but after seeing this it's like I don't want to anymore there waaaay to soft I wish there was a way where u can request to have it back to the way it was
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anyone else leaving in august?? im going there august 12th
August 19th
@@supersketch3836same for me
August 24 or 25
@@supersketch3836 me too
That’s crazy because I’m going on August 12 too for 11x for basic training names Eroo Flowers see you there brother
Just by reading these comments Makes me Wana Cancel Joining the army
Why do you guys have to put demotivated comments???
Everyone's going to have an opinion and speak out of thier asses. I'm going and I'm not demotivated cuz I know they're all idiots. You should join
Don't listen bro. Enjoy the benefits, go and see the world. I got dropped in reception because of medical last October. I'm coming back in for infantry at 23 years old just 80 pounds lighter this time. Go and get it bro
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37:18
I thought there was no swimming portion required?
It is not required for regular basic training. Fort Moore is normally for soldiers coming in to be officers. They have to do a separate boot camp or do two basic trainings back to back. Fort Moore combines the two. That is why this boot camp video shows water combat, it is for officer training phase one and two. Officers also have an 18 day mission, regular basic training will not have that either.
@@rosadel1329 yeah that makes sense, I’m going in for 31b military police so osut in fort Leonard wood for me lol that’s why I was curious about swimming
not trying to be mean but how are these people infantry? is this actually osut? most of them are overweight.
Yeaa these people about get their 50k out of me🤣💀 oh my goddddd😭😭😭🤣🤣🤣
It's worth it, just keep your head up whenever you go and it'll be over before you know it.
@@spayd7695 very needed motivation I’ll be there Oct 10th.. Thank you🏆
@@yellacain5814it’s easy nowadays you’ll be just fine.
HAHA Leaving oct 16th basic starts Oct 27th see yah there HOOAH
@@lorenzolarsen8623 can’t wait brother HOOAH
You spelled Fort Benning wrong
You mean Ft. Benning
get a life
I see a lot of chubby dudes. It is very difficult for the entire platoon to be dragging a "I Can't". But at the end, they will perform, unless you have a physical problem. Too much laughing, well, a drill will take care of that on shark day. Class of 86, C-1-1, Henson Barracks, Sand Hill. I was a chubby guy, and I made it. Drive on, man, drive on.
How do I join this Job ?
Speak to your local recruiter and ask them everything you need and want to know about enlisting, also make sure to do your research on all the jobs available. If you have a bachelor's degree, look into commissioning to be an officer too, see what you would need to do. If you live out of the US, I know there's a way to enlist in with the US military, but I don't know what it would be, however, I'm sure someone will eventually come in the comments that knows what to do.
Don’t
@@RayGamingChannel10 why, it’s the best choice I ever made. Had the most memorable times of my life. And the coolest job ever.
Why are the drill sergeants not being loud? Where’s the Intensity and sense of leadership? The recruits and ds seem like friends!
I’m hope it’s just because it’s being filmed
Because these are the technical elements (the classes) where it is about them learning properly. Between these, there is plenty of smoking going on.
not enough drill Seargent motivation........"fort Benning" has gotten weaker since 2005.....
No leadership, not much instructors giving out actual information to teach, I hated it so much at basic. So stupid!.
@@garouuchiha4041I’m going in January lol
@@PhilMacrackin-wj7bg What's your MOS?, 19D or 11B? Or tanker, etc.
@@PhilMacrackin-wj7bg you going to Fort Moore, GA?.
@@PhilMacrackin-wj7bg if you have females in your company, stay away from them, don't talk and touch them and be careful of what you say around them. Or else they EO/SHARP you, etc. You and other can still talk to the females but make sure it is normal only and not personal in a way.
My SIT laughs about drill sergeant being more mean than he thought would be. In good sports. But another SIT got mad he runs faster and intentionally tripped him. Now he has a knee injury. The back of knee and it’s buckling. Doesn’t sound good. Pretty pissed. So much for being “comrades”. Should save that crap for the enemies.
as a bigger guy who is in the process of enlisting, it makes me feel good to see some other dudes my size getting it done!
I was in infantry OSUT there about 15 years ago. We had one bigger guy in my platoon that lost so much weight that by the end his family didn't recognize him at first when they came for graduation.
That being said, the better shape you are in when you first go in the better off you are going to be when you get there.
Ft. Moore??? I guess the Crybabies won.
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Where the fuck is Ft Moore🙄
I’m supposed to be swearing in on the 4th, and I’ll be honest this video doesn’t make me feel confident in the army.
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this is some soft shit im watch rn
No such thing as a ft Moore. ,
Army is soft as fuck now