rr ej600 You'l never see anything close to 3 gun in the chair force. Also, if you're trying to come off as a badass Annie Oakley because of your 3 gun stats... why you joining the Air Farce boy?! 😆😆
I used to work out with a few Marines at Sheppard AFB. Those guys couldn't move weight or flip a tire to save their lives....but they could run ALL day. Ran 3 miles with them and they just taunted me the whole time 😂 I suppose I deserved it, though. Oh, and for those in other branches who think the Marines are dumb, they're not. Some sharp individuals those Marines are. Takes a special person to do what they do. AF life is good, but I often regret missing out on the challenge and brotherhood of the USMC
@@MrDickedy "they could run ALL day" Yeah, they're abused pitbull on the leash so of course when they would love to run all day long when they were freed Sorry If i offend anybody but isn't that how USMC treats their Marines?
67% Jesus christ. When I was in I passed no problem and I was 200lbs the first time I took it. The half mile sprint sucks especially in boots and utes, as did the MUF but the ammo cans was easy to pass and max
@@hagimeokoyashi7886 This is because most POGs have time in their schedule and not as much slay in their morning PT so they hit the gym like bosses. Strength training is much more common on the outside.
Every branch does a job that is needed when it comes to conflicts and missions . If you weren't willing enough to become part of the one percent who make that sacrifice don't speak on what you don't know . We all may joke about are sister services but we stand strong as a one
@@ericwilliams2185 Thats fucking hilarious. Dude makes a comment how everyone in the service has different jobs and that we all fought for the same flag...and you goof on him with dumb ass pog remark.🙄👍
"wether you are running across a flight line under fire (cough cough never cough cough) or are a marine running towards the sound of gunfire..." lol hilarious
@@hagimeokoyashi7886 Funny how I saw HER running the cans, and HE picked them up and walked. I'm pretty sexist when it comes to military fitness, but she was clearly putting out, while he made a joke of it.
Not many or they would have said something.....I'm sure some of their more fit gym guys might have done alright but most of the people I saw wouldn't Qual. It's a bit different too in full 782 gear Rifle, Ammo, MRE's Water, batteries etc etc.....these Airmen might as well have been wearing PT shorts. You can't say you passed a Combat Readiness test if you weren't carrying anything you would be in actual Combat....not even a Pot on their heads? Weak Sauce......
Mario Stacy Lol I'm the complete opposite. I'd rather put up with the two minutes of suck three times for a CFT than run 3 miles... but then again I despise running, even though I'm pretty fast.
I went in the USMC on my 17 B-Day 7 Aug.1963, The Boot Camp was MCRD San Diego !!! It was a Very Rude Awaking , But i would Never Trade that Time !!! Always Proud to Say i was a Former Marine OORAH !! Oh Never Saw Don Trump any where in the Area !!!!
I like to think of it like sibling rivalry. Just know you have to be part of the family to crack jokes. Because I wouldn't let anyone make fun of my brother or sister, the same goes for my fellow service men and women. Don't think you can be a civi and crack on any of the branches. We earned to right to lovingly make fun of each other because of our shared sacrifice.
To some degree, yes they are done by other branches, but they are not done as well as the Air Force. For instance there is no branch that can strike anywhere in the world as quickly and with greater magnitude than the Air Force.
i hated doing this one in boot camp -.- it was hot as balls outside the day we did it! i did well if i remember correctly, and you knew you put out if u were literaly throwing up at the end (half of our company was after we finished). it sucked, but after i felt like anything left in my way was easy.... then came the crucible. semper fi
Two things that come to mind when I see videos like this. 1. Branches need to stop bashing on each other. We’re all brothers in arms. We all stepped up and took our own unique route in the military field. To push and motivate ourselves to seek better. 2. Marines are the best though.
The "bashing" that goes on between the various branches is just for kicks. When the u-no-what hits the fan there is a single unit.... we're called "AMERICANS"!
The airforce hold the satelitte and missile defense system. Without the airforce we wouldnt know if we were being attacked or not. However, every branch has their own capabilities and faults. They are all important and neccesary.
the air force doesn't have the youngest guys and it's 3rd largest branch out of the five, not the smallest. You're right though, they're probably a little more selective on who gets in then say the army or navy. But with the military possibly downsizing soon it might be tough to get in any of them.
I agree 100%. I was in the Air Force, and some of the guys I worked with were complete idiots. Unfortunately, in my experiences in the military, there was WAY too much of this stupid disputing between sister branches. I've met smart Airmen and I've met smart Marines. I've also met a lot of both who were stupid. The most frustrating was when we used to go party in Myrtle Beach, and constantly run-into young, drunk Marines (and sometimes other Airmen) trying to pick fights. Very sad.
If you think its a waste of mental capacity to lead Marines in a firefight, you deserve to stay where you are. There is nothing more challenging than to obtain fire superiority, kill the enemy, and bring all your Marines home safe. Keep your excuses to yourself.
@@slingshotnerd Because marines didn't score high enough on their asvab to have a chiice of services. Fkn meatheads, thats why they're not allowed to handle nukes. Too fkn stupid.
Lets see.... Nuclear deterrence ops, Air superiority, space superiority, rapid global mobility, cyberspace superiority, global percision attacking, personnel recovery, agile combat support, global intergrated ISR, special operations, command and control, and humanitarian operations.
Why is everyone fighting over who's best? There's no point. If you had respect for our troops it wouldn't matter what branch was the best. Whether you're a lawyer, pilot, or in the infantry, you're important.
I really hate all this Military branch hate... It's the military, every branch should be different, and have different prerequisites, if not what would be the purpose of different branches? People who say Marines > Army, Army < Marines, Airforce < Navy etc are wrong. Like it or not, every branch in the military relies on the other branches in order to succeed.
flyer97blink Every guy who joined the Air force out of High School (when we were joining the Marines) said the same thing...." they were afraid of the discipline, harsh treatment, etc". Most came right out and said I want a short, easy boot camp with no scary DI. So, while we acknowledge the wonderful contribution they make to the team (especially you A-10 Warthog guys....love you, and the PJs...and anyone who does close air support...much love)....but we are still gonna bust balls....and lets face it...they did join the Air Force so thats kinda asking for it. Think of it this way...you Air force guys can still give shit to the Coasties! Coast Guard rate well below Air Force on the "real deal o meter"...so focus on that?
You make it sound difficult... Sure.... You take and pass the CDI/QAR test for "I" level engine maintenance for J-52's/F-404's and get back to me. Ohh, and while you're taking that test make sure you shoot rifle expert and have a first class pft... I love how people think the Air Farce are mental giants.... Civillians
To be fair, the Air Force has plenty of people who have made it through Pararescue, Combat Controller, Combat Weatherman etc that could easily pass any physical test in existence lol
Yeah over time the air force is easier and more accommodating to standard living, this does NOT mean that most airmen can't pass marine boot camp or anything, I've seen some pretty soft kids in the marines as well.
@@JeffSpehar-ov1cn I beg to differ, I know airmen that became marines and marines that became airmen. Also the attrition rate in marine boot camp is only 14%, still double the air force bmt attrition rate of 7%, but very low nonetheless. 14% attrition means only the biggest, goofiest fuck-ups drop out of boot camp. If you compare that to spec ops attrition rates, they are between 60-80% including air force para-rescue or combat control.
From my experience and viewpoint as an ex 0331 w the 5th Marines. I think LT GFX is on to a very important point, If you serve or die for your country does it really matter what hat / cover you wear.? As for some of the respondents to this vid (and others). The Military claims to make MEN; problem is they don't always make mature men. I really enjoy the comments section though, because it's such a great pulpit for branch of service and unit groupies most of whom have probably never served their country in any capacity.
Makes me want to get outside and exercise. Though I may not be up to par with these folks. Good to see those Airmen getting down with Marine Fitness. Better them than me! ha!
Way to finish strong... jk jk I had the range 3 months or so before I got out, and I tried to get the lowest score and attempting to shot 3 round burst.
I am a firm believer that there should be one boot camp for all services then after boot camp they go on to their individual service training! I am a Marine who crossed over to AirForce Reserve as a Flight Medic. I can attest that the physical difference between these two services is huge!
Air Force has the machinery and the brains, the Marines have the muscle and leadership. If the two of them just stopped arguing for a second they'd realize that they could rain some hell upon our enemies together
Just did this yesterday at a Pool function.. Was pretty brutal due to the fact that it was 32 outside and windy. I ran the 1.5 mile sprint in 2:46 which is pretty slow and 2 seconds off a perfect score and I did the CFT in 2:01. And when he says everyone is exhausted when they finish hes not lying.. It was rough, but was fun during and I was happy to finish it.
FlagFlyingHigh3 hey fuck head, as a Marine grunt we used to do many types of exercises up and down mountains, steep hills under mortar fire from weapons company which used to land near us on purpose, jungle training where each Marine is by himself navigating at night, and then humping or MARCHING for you civilians 30 fucking miles, and then some more PT or physical training getting trash, shit we used to pt right after a patrol in Iraq...fuck you this is just a friendly test to show the Airforce what we use sometimes to keep in shape, now go jump off a bridge...
77musica I got this lovely comment based off of me saying that someone running 1.5 miles in 2:46 is absolute bullshit. That would be running 32 miles per hour for 1.5 miles. Now unless your marine grunts were fucking cheetahs in uniform I would say thats bullshit too. Now in my status as a "civilian" that's not true, not that it matters. Now I'm not going to lie to you, I don't do that much day to day, but I am in the service as a Forward Observer, I've been in for 4 years (in the Army but I know you'll go ape shit about that to.) I know you probably have more time in service than me and all that "oorah" shit, but in the end it doesn't matter. I'm glad you have had a memorable career. Have a good one.
We (veterans) may joke about each others branch. By signing, we have earned that right. But make no mistake, kill one of us. And you will fight us all.
this dosen't seem that diffecult but this is probably just to qualify and for those who use the metric system it's 0.8km run 13kg lifting 100 times in 2 minutes and the crawling part... idk
Right sere0321. CAS with the Marine Corps is something we have perfected since the 1930's. The Army Air Corps didn't start working with it until the outset of WWII. The biggest blow to CAS within the Marines came during the Korean War when Gen. Ridgeway took away Marine air assets and spread them for the other services (namely the Army). Air Force Sabres were mainly used for aerial combat and the bombing and strafing of railyards and factories in the North and China.
I'm getting a feeling like you signed up for the Marines for the wrong reason or you're not even in the Marines... or just a guy who doesn't realize the importance of each branch of the military. Don't get me wrong about what I said. Just saying....
Did you know that in the Air Force especially the ones posted within the Missile sites...The military has to make sure that ones from the South are kept apart ??.To many still believe the Civil War is not over....
lol highly encouraged by leadership aka voluntold
Airmen be like "Rifle? What's a rifle? I can't type with this."
lol
Lol
lmfao
Lmao I just beat several marine vets' times in 3 gun at my last competition, I'm 18 and I'm leaving for air force bmt in 3 weeks. It's just practice.
rr ej600 You'l never see anything close to 3 gun in the chair force. Also, if you're trying to come off as a badass Annie Oakley because of your 3 gun stats... why you joining the Air Farce boy?! 😆😆
Air drill instructor: "I've seen some airmen more fit than marines."
The Marine Corps: "Oh really?"
* MTI get it right
Cough cough BCP marines cough cough
I mean SOME airmen are more fit than marines...just not most of em
I used to work out with a few Marines at Sheppard AFB. Those guys couldn't move weight or flip a tire to save their lives....but they could run ALL day. Ran 3 miles with them and they just taunted me the whole time 😂 I suppose I deserved it, though. Oh, and for those in other branches who think the Marines are dumb, they're not. Some sharp individuals those Marines are. Takes a special person to do what they do. AF life is good, but I often regret missing out on the challenge and brotherhood of the USMC
@@MrDickedy "they could run ALL day"
Yeah, they're abused pitbull on the leash so of course when they would love to run all day long when they were freed
Sorry If i offend anybody but isn't that how USMC treats their Marines?
We did this for the Army where I'm stationed... 67% of them failed.
Been out of the Army since 2012 and I just saw the new ACFT instead of the APFT. Its now has 6 events.
67% Jesus christ. When I was in I passed no problem and I was 200lbs the first time I took it. The half mile sprint sucks especially in boots and utes, as did the MUF but the ammo cans was easy to pass and max
@@hagimeokoyashi7886 This is because most POGs have time in their schedule and not as much slay in their morning PT so they hit the gym like bosses. Strength training is much more common on the outside.
Every branch does a job that is needed when it comes to conflicts and missions . If you weren't willing enough to become part of the one percent who make that sacrifice don't speak on what you don't know . We all may joke about are sister services but we stand strong as a one
Well said sir.
You must have been a POG... lol. And yes I served in USMC 0311
Eric Williams Who gives a fuck bootlicker
@@ericwilliams2185 Thats fucking hilarious. Dude makes a comment how everyone in the service has different jobs and that we all fought for the same flag...and you goof on him with dumb ass pog remark.🙄👍
@@ericwilliams2185 bro 😂😂😂
"they're cross fit ninjas". LOOOOL
I'm Marine, but I love that we collaborated with Airman to have them take on the CFT.
The Army now has their own CFT. I'm guessing ALL branches will change their PT tests to Combat tests now.
i like how he talks shit a little while explaining it, lol
"Whether you're running from enemy fire, or running toward enemy fire as a marine. *smirk*" haha I actually started laughing out loud
"Whether you're running under a flight line or running towards the sound of gunfire as a marine.. "
"wether you are running across a flight line under fire (cough cough never cough cough) or are a marine running towards the sound of gunfire..." lol hilarious
only in Call of Duty games haha
Eric Togami *pearl harbor* cough cough
Benjamin García *U.S Navy* cough cough
The question is, did they actually pass the CFT? Did they meet the proper times?
I think its great they want to do our training. We can all learn from each other. I just wish we got to run ours on such a nice field.
No training we ever did was fun. We trained until we were falling down exhausted. This looks like some PR bullshit to make the AF look better.
AF is better
REAL SmeatBoi AF aid best in what they specialize in.
Video games
Did you see how they were walking during the MUF? Couldn't believe it
@@hagimeokoyashi7886 Funny how I saw HER running the cans, and HE picked them up and walked. I'm pretty sexist when it comes to military fitness, but she was clearly putting out, while he made a joke of it.
Props to the Air Force for doing the CFT. Nice job!
The combat fitness test was always fun to do. I always loved competing against other Marines in it.
Thats cool and all, but what percentage passed?
lol I was wondering the same thing.
Not many or they would have said something.....I'm sure some of their more fit gym guys might have done alright but most of the people I saw wouldn't Qual. It's a bit different too in full 782 gear Rifle, Ammo, MRE's Water, batteries etc etc.....these Airmen might as well have been wearing PT shorts. You can't say you passed a Combat Readiness test if you weren't carrying anything you would be in actual Combat....not even a Pot on their heads? Weak Sauce......
***** The Combat Fitness Test is not done in full gear. It is done only in the utility uniform.
CFTs suck. I rather run a PFT. I just ran both for screening and now i have to run it again at Corporals course. Exhausting.
Mario Stacy Lol I'm the complete opposite. I'd rather put up with the two minutes of suck three times for a CFT than run 3 miles... but then again I despise running, even though I'm pretty fast.
I love it when yall work together or train together its a beautiful thing 🇺🇸💪🏻
I went in the USMC on my 17 B-Day 7 Aug.1963, The Boot Camp was MCRD San Diego !!! It was a Very Rude Awaking , But i would Never Trade that Time !!! Always Proud to Say i was a Former Marine OORAH !! Oh Never Saw Don Trump any where in the Area !!!!
When I saw that man drop the ammo can, i felt a little twitch of "Done boi" cause you drop it you are done.
Now they'd think they rate.
Good to see My Marine Family doing some Collaborating with our Brothers and Sisters in the Air Force. Semper Fi and Ooh Rah!
I like to think of it like sibling rivalry. Just know you have to be part of the family to crack jokes. Because I wouldn't let anyone make fun of my brother or sister, the same goes for my fellow service men and women. Don't think you can be a civi and crack on any of the branches. We earned to right to lovingly make fun of each other because of our shared sacrifice.
To some degree, yes they are done by other branches, but they are not done as well as the Air Force. For instance there is no branch that can strike anywhere in the world as quickly and with greater magnitude than the Air Force.
i hated doing this one in boot camp -.- it was hot as balls outside the day we did it! i did well if i remember correctly, and you knew you put out if u were literaly throwing up at the end (half of our company was after we finished). it sucked, but after i felt like anything left in my way was easy.... then came the crucible. semper fi
I've never taken a CFT on AstroTurf!
MCRD San Diego does it on astro turf
crossfit ninjas haha
I'm 16 years old in Utah when I was able to the Marines that come to my school let me do the CFT and it was fun as hell
Remember, the "size" of the training is important, BUT the useful application of that training is what really matters.
Two things that come to mind when I see videos like this.
1. Branches need to stop bashing on each other. We’re all brothers in arms. We all stepped up and took our own unique route in the military field. To push and motivate ourselves to seek better.
2. Marines are the best though.
The "bashing" that goes on between the various branches is just for kicks. When the u-no-what hits the fan there is a single unit.... we're called "AMERICANS"!
The airforce hold the satelitte and missile defense system. Without the airforce we wouldnt know if we were being attacked or not. However, every branch has their own capabilities and faults. They are all important and neccesary.
the air force doesn't have the youngest guys and it's 3rd largest branch out of the five, not the smallest. You're right though, they're probably a little more selective on who gets in then say the army or navy. But with the military possibly downsizing soon it might be tough to get in any of them.
This is a great event. I think each branch should have their own version of this,
respect to those airmen.. now they have a little taste of what it takes to be a marine
I agree 100%. I was in the Air Force, and some of the guys I worked with were complete idiots. Unfortunately, in my experiences in the military, there was WAY too much of this stupid disputing between sister branches.
I've met smart Airmen and I've met smart Marines. I've also met a lot of both who were stupid. The most frustrating was when we used to go party in Myrtle Beach, and constantly run-into young, drunk Marines (and sometimes other Airmen) trying to pick fights. Very sad.
If you think its a waste of mental capacity to lead Marines in a firefight, you deserve to stay where you are. There is nothing more challenging than to obtain fire superiority, kill the enemy, and bring all your Marines home safe. Keep your excuses to yourself.
Go Chair Force!
Yea chair force 😂
Hey the Marines have an important job as well. Our enimies need targets to shoot at.
@@darrenheadrick3669 Great idea! The Marines can carry the Chairmen as meat shields! Why didn’t we think of this before??
@@slingshotnerd
Because marines didn't score high enough on their asvab to have a chiice of services. Fkn meatheads, thats why they're not allowed to handle nukes. Too fkn stupid.
@@darrenheadrick3669 apparently you didn’t score high on it either with that garbage spelling 😂
No I haven't that's why I don't look down on airmen or any branch for the matter
0:56 Why are you walking my guy?? LMFAO
Every week for me right now. Those ammo can lifts are fun.
The shade 😎 “Whether running across under enemy fire, or running TOWARDS enemy fire as a MARINE”
Lets see.... Nuclear deterrence ops, Air superiority, space superiority, rapid global mobility, cyberspace superiority, global percision attacking, personnel recovery, agile combat support, global intergrated ISR, special operations, command and control, and humanitarian operations.
I've done that thing before . . I believe my time was like 2:14. But it's been a while so I'm not 100% sure
Why is everyone fighting over who's best? There's no point. If you had respect for our troops it wouldn't matter what branch was the best. Whether you're a lawyer, pilot, or in the infantry, you're important.
I really hate all this Military branch hate...
It's the military, every branch should be different, and have different prerequisites, if not what would be the purpose of different branches?
People who say Marines > Army, Army < Marines, Airforce < Navy etc are wrong.
Like it or not, every branch in the military relies on the other branches in order to succeed.
they all give eachother a hard time. That is just what they do. They aren't being serious most of the time.
flyer97blink Every guy who joined the Air force out of High School (when we were joining the Marines) said the same thing...." they were afraid of the discipline, harsh treatment, etc". Most came right out and said I want a short, easy boot camp with no scary DI. So, while we acknowledge the wonderful contribution they make to the team (especially you A-10 Warthog guys....love you, and the PJs...and anyone who does close air support...much love)....but we are still gonna bust balls....and lets face it...they did join the Air Force so thats kinda asking for it. Think of it this way...you Air force guys can still give shit to the Coasties! Coast Guard rate well below Air Force on the "real deal o meter"...so focus on that?
Oh c'mon they're just having fun
***** I don't mind the ones having fun, but there are some people who actually dislike different branches.
***** They're just assholes
Not going to lie. My first CFT kicked my ass.
All the CFTs kicked my ass….. I improved on them a lot but they still kick my as
The passive flame " weather you're running across an air strip or running into the fire like Marines" LOL
do you hear that that's the sound of nobody caring...
Yo are we gonna have some marines trying to pass air force exams next
You make it sound difficult...
Sure.... You take and pass the CDI/QAR test for "I" level engine maintenance for J-52's/F-404's and get back to me. Ohh, and while you're taking that test make sure you shoot rifle expert and have a first class pft...
I love how people think the Air Farce are mental giants.... Civillians
The CFT sucks. I rather run a PFT....even though 3 miles suck also. That 880....
I'm so glad I decided on enlisting in the Marine Corps instead of the Air Force.
same brother
RUN! the hell they walking with ammo cans for RUNNNNN
To be fair, the Air Force has plenty of people who have made it through Pararescue, Combat Controller, Combat Weatherman etc that could easily pass any physical test in existence lol
About 1 percent, 99 percent couldn't.
It's actually a high crawl and a "baby crawl". Low crawl is head in the dirt staying as low as possible.
Yeah over time the air force is easier and more accommodating to standard living, this does NOT mean that most airmen can't pass marine boot camp or anything, I've seen some pretty soft kids in the marines as well.
Air Force basic traiing is the easiest in the military. They wouldn't last a week in Marine Corp Boot Camp.
@@JeffSpehar-ov1cn I beg to differ, I know airmen that became marines and marines that became airmen. Also the attrition rate in marine boot camp is only 14%, still double the air force bmt attrition rate of 7%, but very low nonetheless. 14% attrition means only the biggest, goofiest fuck-ups drop out of boot camp.
If you compare that to spec ops attrition rates, they are between 60-80% including air force para-rescue or combat control.
Next episode: Marines try Air Force Pararescue physical fitness test.
The most ambitious cross over event ever
@Mumwaldee the 3 miles, pull ups and situps is for the PFT not the CFT
From my experience and viewpoint as an ex 0331 w the 5th Marines. I think LT GFX is on to a very important point, If you serve or die for your country does it really matter what hat / cover you wear.? As for some of the respondents to this vid (and others). The Military claims to make MEN; problem is they don't always make mature men. I really enjoy the comments section though, because it's such a great pulpit for branch of service and unit groupies most of whom have probably never served their country in any capacity.
Hello, Thank you for your service, I have some questions about the MOS of 0331, of I may ask.
John Frank i hope i can meet the standards of an 0331, im definitely preparing.
Makes me want to get outside and exercise. Though I may not be up to par with these folks. Good to see those Airmen getting down with Marine Fitness. Better them than me! ha!
My last CFT was three weeks before I got out and I walked the whole thing 😕
Way to finish strong... jk jk I had the range 3 months or so before I got out, and I tried to get the lowest score and attempting to shot 3 round burst.
Air Force Definately has the best CAS ever. Drones, aerial gunners, and warthogs... ;)
I think your underestimating the other branches.
When you realize this was filmed right outside your dorm
The army works with the air force. It's the same thing with the Navy and the Marine Corps.
I am a firm believer that there should be one boot camp for all services then after boot camp they go on to their individual service training!
I am a Marine who crossed over to AirForce Reserve as a Flight Medic. I can attest that the physical difference between these two services is huge!
apparently they're crossfit ninjas or something hahahaha
Air Force has the machinery and the brains, the Marines have the muscle and leadership. If the two of them just stopped arguing for a second they'd realize that they could rain some hell upon our enemies together
They both have brains, they wont be in the military if they dont have brains. They all took the test...
Airforce has the brains? What do you base that assertion on? Inquiring jarheads want to know...
in the airforce they cheer you on and clap for you.... in the Marine Corps they yell at your ass n throw shit at you bahahahaha good times.
Making them go to war without going
of course the air force does it on astro-turf.
Less CHEERING... MORE YELLING!!!!
Just did this yesterday at a Pool function.. Was pretty brutal due to the fact that it was 32 outside and windy. I ran the 1.5 mile sprint in 2:46 which is pretty slow and 2 seconds off a perfect score and I did the CFT in 2:01. And when he says everyone is exhausted when they finish hes not lying.. It was rough, but was fun during and I was happy to finish it.
you mean 0.5 miles right? :| cuz you'd be the ultimate God to do that in 1.5
Stop bull shitting People. you didn't run no 1.5 miles in 2:45.
That will mean you run the 100 meter in 4.2 second average stop that BS.
almost 2 times as fast as usian bolt and maintaining that speed for 1.5 miles. Man that bullshit is so dried up it'd take months to scrap it all up.
FlagFlyingHigh3
hey fuck head, as a Marine grunt we used to do many types of exercises up and down mountains, steep hills under mortar fire from weapons company which used to land near us on purpose, jungle training where each Marine is by himself navigating at night, and then humping or MARCHING for you civilians 30 fucking miles, and then some more PT or physical training getting trash, shit we used to pt right after a patrol in Iraq...fuck you this is just a friendly test to show the Airforce what we use sometimes to keep in shape, now go jump off a bridge...
77musica I got this lovely comment based off of me saying that someone running 1.5 miles in 2:46 is absolute bullshit. That would be running 32 miles per hour for 1.5 miles. Now unless your marine grunts were fucking cheetahs in uniform I would say thats bullshit too. Now in my status as a "civilian" that's not true, not that it matters. Now I'm not going to lie to you, I don't do that much day to day, but I am in the service as a Forward Observer, I've been in for 4 years (in the Army but I know you'll go ape shit about that to.) I know you probably have more time in service than me and all that "oorah" shit, but in the end it doesn't matter. I'm glad you have had a memorable career. Have a good one.
lol I love that comment "Under fire on a flight line or running towards it like as a Marine" wow that's some shade
We (veterans) may joke about each others branch. By signing, we have earned that right. But make no mistake, kill one of us. And you will fight us all.
this dosen't seem that diffecult but this is probably just to qualify
and for those who use the metric system it's
0.8km run
13kg lifting 100 times in 2 minutes
and the crawling part... idk
Thats the nicest fucking CFT area I've ever seen.
Right sere0321. CAS with the Marine Corps is something we have perfected since the 1930's. The Army Air Corps didn't start working with it until the outset of WWII. The biggest blow to CAS within the Marines came during the Korean War when Gen. Ridgeway took away Marine air assets and spread them for the other services (namely the Army). Air Force Sabres were mainly used for aerial combat and the bombing and strafing of railyards and factories in the North and China.
I would love to try this, just to see if i could do it.
im a marine who served in 2003-2007 and i just enlisted into the air national guard....should be different lol
They all probably rushed home and tweeted how they are Marines now.
No. We all hear the sound of nobody caring. Stop trying to boast that you're better than actual Airmen/Marines.
those airmen hated life that day. good training!
CROSSFIT NINJAS!! way to go Captain!!
So when are they doing it in full-kit?
I'm getting a feeling like you signed up for the Marines for the wrong reason or you're not even in the Marines... or just a guy who doesn't realize the importance of each branch of the military. Don't get me wrong about what I said. Just saying....
Airmen:wait whats punch ? I only do missile punch in the air -.-
Holy crap, I went to boot camp with the Capt way back in 98. Small world.
1:08 marine Bruh moment in the background
Best little crossfit workout in less than 30 mins.
When that airman picked up the ammo cans and started walking... as a Marine, that made me uncomfortable
The majority of people who join the military try and join the Air Force first but fail. Then they become Marines lol
and then cry like pussies so they join the army
When they cant get in the Air Force, they go Navy
@@Holret You're full of shit. Most Air force would cry like a baby working on a ship.
Let me make it clear that not Everyone re-passes their PT exam
The CFT is pretty fun as it gets the adrenaline up 😂
You are probably a Marine that claims to be this "Bad-Ass" but is in the Regional Band or Food Service...
Did you know that in the Air Force especially the ones posted within the Missile sites...The military has to make sure that ones from the South are kept apart ??.To many still believe the Civil War is not over....
@JahRasta01 last time I checked not just everyone can be a pilot they need to be fit to endure the extreme forces put on their body
They should let the marines try the Airforce chow hall.... lol
Should've had them do the PFT
Every branch of the military should have a CFT!
Lets just say that we are providing... "Strategic & Historic" support on the battlefield as we speak... Saying anymore would violate OPSEC...
Imagine picking up the ammo cans and just walking with them. Why are you not sprinting?
Osan= desired enemy-- Chaldean-- seems Korean= physical measure, when where?