At least today they have camelbacks for water...back in 1990 when I was in basic it was just carrying a full canteen in your side cargo pocket, that really sucked when you were running, the side of your leg would always be black and blue every night...ahh the good ole days.
@@FriedOstrichFilms sill is hell. Got up to over 115 for ab 2 weeks straight. Stick with it, do pt in your spare time so itll seem a little easier, dont worry about letters or home. My biggest hindrance in BCT was worrying about home. Keep your head where it's at and only think about what you're doing there. Good luck. Earn that title, trainee!
I think I spotted DS Doyale in there, I wasnt in 795 but I was in E 1-58 and he came out to help my company when we were short staffed. I was the first one he "picked" on because I could hardly do push ups, he got down next to me and started doing them with me, showing me how to keep going even when your arms feel like they're giving out. He was a good man along with the other DS of E 1-58, best summer of my life.
eX Masol The amount of hypocritical commends that are ordered by DSs is annoying trust me. “DON’T talk with your hands” They do it all the time. “DON’T say yeah” They say it all the time “DON’T put your hand is you pocket!” They do all the time “DON’T walk with your phone” They do it all the time “DON’T look around” Yells at you for not knowing your surroundings. The list goes on.
We had nice facilities back in 91, but none of this coed barracks crap, and definitely no dorm rooms holding five or six Soldiers. A sixty-man bay is the only way.
I know it aint the marines but i still feel like gunny hartman is on a bench somewhere smiling with a cup of coffee in his hand watching the grass grow...
At first glance the female drill seargents look as intimidating as they're Male counterparts....but boy howdy they a far more savage with words. Wana see a grown man cry? Leave two female drills in his vicinity.
Oh, god I know. We had two in our Company and I could have sworn they both had balls. However, one of them came around to every single one of us in the chow line on graduation day, looked us in the eye and congratulated us as she shook our hands. When she got to me, I instinctively (due to her being female) grasped her hand loosely. She smiled and said "You're a man, now! Grasp that damn hand!" Once I did, her smile got bigger and said, "Now THAT'S how a Soldier shakes a hand!" I looked her in the face and said "Thank you, Drill Sergeant!" I figured, what the hell I'm graduated. She shocked me by smiling even bigger, slapping me on the shoulder and said "Ah, I'll let that one pass, Smithers. You're one of us now." Ever since then, I have always had a firm handshake and think of her every single time I extend that right hand. People say Drill Sergeants are just assholes. Bullshit, they care about you and show it.
this is summer camp compared to what I got. "what do you mean run up the hill? theres a perfectly good sand pit to low crawl through" Yup, that happened.
Yeah, no shit! We had to march like 3 miles to our company, with our huge duffel bag, and about every 40 feet is was "company halt, half right face, front leaning rest position move!". Seemed like hours!
I remembered my DS was very chill after the first 2 weeks. He gave me 3 simple rules to follow when you are in the Army. You have to be: 1/ Right time. 2/ Right place. 3/ Right uniform.
Just hope you don’t go to B 1-19. Get ready for the fucking time of your life😂 (Benning day zero is nothing like this video, no video on TH-cam really shows how hard they fucked us)
As a new Soldier in 2000, Pick up Day was not the most fun I had. As a Cadre member in 2013, 2014, I LOVED it, because I KNEW what the finished product would look like, in 16 weeks. Hooah!!!
Damn! Those cattle trucks are frikin luxurious! Clearly those have been built in THIS decade and are dramatically less crusty than the ones when I went through BCT at Ft Dix in 1990!
What's up Echo 795?! Graduated 4 years ago from Bravo 795, I remember when we were still in the ghetto barracks, I'd peek out my window sometimes to look see yall getting smoked across the way. Good times.
Delta 795 represent 😂👌. This Cycle of Echo is currently a few weeks ahead of us at the moment, the Competition Relays were fun though! Best of Luck Echo!
I met you during post detail, Sergeant. We drove around in a truck picking up parts of a desk. I hope we were your best group of post detail privates. Delta 2-10 LWOOD!
I was at Fort Benning in the 1980's. This is nothing compared to what I went through when I arrived at the battalion I was at for basic training. A lot of yelling and screaming for about 2 hours. No female drill Sargents however. I was scared to death for a long time.
Patches to know their platoon? How do you forget what platoon you’re in? 1) That’s one of the best parts of basic when you see that one guy stumbling from platoon to platoon. 2) You literally eat, sleep, and shit next to the same dude’s for 10 weeks straight, so it is near impossible to forget which platoon you’re in.
Charlie company 1st battalion 48th infantry regiment fort Leonard wood graduated December 18,2018 it was fucking cold 😂😂 I just finished airborne and earned my wings hooah!!!
i see these guys got the nice starships with the PT area inside the compound. we had the old starships that we're falling apart but thats still not as bad as the guys that had the trailers.
At Benning we had those bays that looked like school portables. They weren't built on flat ground either. One day the latrine backed up and you could see the incline from where the water was flowing lol good times.
Haha, I was right down the road at B3-10. I remember that day pretty well... we had some free time in the barracks and could sorta see the shark attack. My ds was so hype
Very similar to college football camp, but the physical part of Army BCT is nothing compared to college football physical training! But the intensity is definitely higher
ItzNickyBoy ? i plan on it this year i’m joining but you go play college football with two a days for a complete summer with constant workouts then enter fall camp for a complete month with workouts, field workouts everyday! then you compare
ItzNickyBoy ? Who you? Yeah I know 😂 to me they have similarities, college football workouts are A LOT harder & way more demanding than any physical exercise in the military in my opinion! The military expects more from you mentally yes I admit but so does college football so personally I feel that completing BMT in any branch would not be difficult at all compared to playing college football & having to push your body year round with Winter workouts, Spring football, Summer workouts, Fall camp which is 3-4 weeks long at some schools & a 11 week season. Intensely demanding year round.. Wow you get yelled at by a drill sergeant & have to do some physical exercises that’s easy, the hardest part in my opinion is having to adapt to the schedule & learning the military life that is the only thing I will admit that is going to be hard. Other than that I find that BMT will be a piece of cake compared to playing college football
No one is more professional than I. I am a noncommissioned officer, a leader of Soldiers. As a noncommissioned officer, I realize that I am a member of a time honored corps, which is known as "The Backbone of the Army". I am proud of the Corps of noncommissioned officers and will at all times conduct myself so as to bring credit upon the Corps, the military service and my country regardless of the situation in which I find myself. I will not use my grade or position to attain pleasure, profit, or personal safety. Competence is my watchword. My two basic responsibilities will always be uppermost in my mind-accomplishment of my mission and the welfare of my Soldiers. I will strive to remain technically and tactically proficient. I am aware of my role as a noncommissioned officer. I will fulfill my responsibilities inherent in that role. All Soldiers are entitled to outstanding leadership; I will provide that leadership. I know my Soldiers and I will always place their needs above my own. I will communicate consistently with my Soldiers and never leave them uninformed. I will be fair and impartial when recommending both rewards and punishment. Officers of my unit will have maximum time to accomplish their duties; they will not have to accomplish mine. I will earn their respect and confidence as well as that of my Soldiers. I will be loyal to those with whom I serve; seniors, peers, and subordinates alike. I will exercise initiative by taking appropriate action in the absence of orders. I will not compromise my integrity, nor my moral courage. I will not forget, nor will I allow my comrades to forget that we are professionals, noncommissioned officers, leaders!
So did I, right in front of an E6 Drill Sergeant. He actually helped me out, not using his hands, but his demeanor. He didn't yell, but looked me straight in the face and said, "You wanna move a little faster there, here?" That initial shock melted into motivation. Come to find out, he was my platoon's high-hat.
Ummmm...well...that was soooo much more tame that when I went through in 1994. I know, I know...different Army but our DIs “assisted” us during the Shark attack. Good times!!
Agreed! I was on the trail with him, luv the guy. He can also be seen reinlisting in a previous video I did, fast forward around 5:07ish. th-cam.com/video/siaWFmG1ZMY/w-d-xo.html&spfreload=10. If your new to my channel I would check out the link im very proud of this.
That poor private that face planted out the bus. Its gonna be a looong day
"Organized Chaos" is probably the best thing I've heard.
Very common term for basic training lol the entire thing is meant to feel so confusing and it completely works lol
At least today they have camelbacks for water...back in 1990 when I was in basic it was just carrying a full canteen in your side cargo pocket, that really sucked when you were running, the side of your leg would always be black and blue every night...ahh the good ole days.
Very correct!
I went in 06 all we carried was a 2 quart, wasn’t allowed to have camelbacks
OMG, I just knew someone was going to trip & fall getting off the cattle car.
I remember bumping into a DS while getting off the cattle truck.....I thought he was going to kill me!
Happened to me when I got off the cattle truck thirty five years ago.
Todd L. Miller
D-2-4
Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri
November 1984-April 1985.
I did remember some one fell off the bus as they are running.
I came off right after the person that fell actually. I almost stopped to help em haha
@@gaige5234 but those were the good old days!
I’m a bit nervous and excited at the same time. Heading to Fort Jackson on June 4th!
ayyy i ship june 10th for fort sill
@@FriedOstrichFilms sill is hell. Got up to over 115 for ab 2 weeks straight. Stick with it, do pt in your spare time so itll seem a little easier, dont worry about letters or home. My biggest hindrance in BCT was worrying about home. Keep your head where it's at and only think about what you're doing there. Good luck. Earn that title, trainee!
@@theyoung1wolf181 Appreciate it! Thanks so much!
FriedOstrichFilms The heat will be the worst thing you experience during BCT at Sill. Make sure you use sunscreen.
Lol if going in the winter at Sill don’t kill you, the summer heat will (experienced winter... currently experiencing heat)
I think I spotted DS Doyale in there, I wasnt in 795 but I was in E 1-58 and he came out to help my company when we were short staffed. I was the first one he "picked" on because I could hardly do push ups, he got down next to me and started doing them with me, showing me how to keep going even when your arms feel like they're giving out. He was a good man along with the other DS of E 1-58, best summer of my life.
"You don't walk anywhere in the Army"
5 mins prior "I'm not running, I'm gonna walkover the hill" haha
eX Masol The amount of hypocritical commends that are ordered by DSs is annoying trust me.
“DON’T talk with your hands”
They do it all the time.
“DON’T say yeah”
They say it all the time
“DON’T put your hand is you pocket!”
They do all the time
“DON’T walk with your phone”
They do it all the time
“DON’T look around”
Yells at you for not knowing your surroundings.
The list goes on.
John Nakhadray hell no on the Depot we have to be perfect lol.
@@johnnakhadray6414 shut up nerd
Veru Tactical Nerd? What are you from the 80s?
Veru Tactical whaaaat
My uncle after bct told me drill sergeants are just sport coaches with extra autism...
Congrats on graduating basic since you want fucking gratification
DankHotPocket sorry what?
CubsClout That’s a good way to look at it
CubsClout he deleted his comment
DankHotPocket he was just tellin a quick story... Jesus... ur a pathetic human
These guys are lucky.. living in starships. When I went through we still had the tin can WW2 style barracks.
Helen Gomes 😂😂😂
We had nice facilities back in 91, but none of this coed barracks crap, and definitely no dorm rooms holding five or six Soldiers.
A sixty-man bay is the only way.
"Back in my day" faceass
I know it aint the marines but i still feel like gunny hartman is on a bench somewhere smiling with a cup of coffee in his hand watching the grass grow...
At first glance the female drill seargents look as intimidating as they're Male counterparts....but boy howdy they a far more savage with words. Wana see a grown man cry? Leave two female drills in his vicinity.
Oh, god I know. We had two in our Company and I could have sworn they both had balls.
However, one of them came around to every single one of us in the chow line on graduation day, looked us in the eye and congratulated us as she shook our hands.
When she got to me, I instinctively (due to her being female) grasped her hand loosely. She smiled and said "You're a man, now! Grasp that damn hand!" Once I did, her smile got bigger and said, "Now THAT'S how a Soldier shakes a hand!" I looked her in the face and said "Thank you, Drill Sergeant!"
I figured, what the hell I'm graduated. She shocked me by smiling even bigger, slapping me on the shoulder and said "Ah, I'll let that one pass, Smithers. You're one of us now."
Ever since then, I have always had a firm handshake and think of her every single time I extend that right hand.
People say Drill Sergeants are just assholes.
Bullshit, they care about you and show it.
They’re scarier because of their high pitched screams and voices.
I remember my first day at Fort Sill for BCT, we were told to get into the brace and had a two hour layout in a hot ass room. Charlie Battery 1/79 FA
My first advice will be: Get through it. This is nowhere near how the real army is.
Ft Lost In The Woods was my home from July 25 2022 - January 12 2023 and I loved it all.
This is pretty tame compared to what I got
this is summer camp compared to what I got. "what do you mean run up the hill? theres a perfectly good sand pit to low crawl through" Yup, that happened.
I really enjoyed the Drills "Reasoning" with the privates. That was funny. I remember being called various parts of genitalia and pushups.
Dude this isn’t even close to Infantry osut shark attack
Dan Carter I hear a female so it isn’t infantry .
Therefore it is weak
Yeah, no shit! We had to march like 3 miles to our company, with our huge duffel bag, and about every 40 feet is was "company halt, half right face, front leaning rest position move!". Seemed like hours!
I remembered my DS was very chill after the first 2 weeks. He gave me 3 simple rules to follow when you are in the Army. You have to be:
1/ Right time.
2/ Right place.
3/ Right uniform.
Ryan Nguyen pretty standard data on the army
@@jonmann4980 and people still ate up. I don't get it.
Ours did the same, but went a little further by explaining that on time is late - ten minutes early is on time.
4. Right attitude.
5. Ready to train.
4. Right attitude.
5. Ready to train.
I'm kinda scared and excited gettin ship.on may 7th fort benning.
It's not that bad, hardest thing is missing family good luck! 🤙🏿
Embrace it, good luck
It's scary at first then you just miss home and want to quit but it's so rewarding when you make it to AIT and even more so when you make through AIT
I shipped out to 11B OSUT last May. Get ready for a fucking ride my dude
Just hope you don’t go to B 1-19. Get ready for the fucking time of your life😂 (Benning day zero is nothing like this video, no video on TH-cam really shows how hard they fucked us)
“You don’t walk anywhere in the army”
“Im not going to run I’m going to walk up this hill” 😂😂😂😂
I'm going to Drill Sergeant school.. I remember when I was a private went to BCT in fort jackson.
Alpha 113! 2007! Good luck brother!
Older barracks near the white trailers lol sorta near the main gate
As a new Soldier in 2000, Pick up Day was not the most fun I had. As a Cadre member in 2013, 2014, I LOVED it, because I KNEW what the finished product would look like, in 16 weeks. Hooah!!!
Damn! Those cattle trucks are frikin luxurious! Clearly those have been built in THIS decade and are dramatically less crusty than the ones when I went through BCT at Ft Dix in 1990!
The cattle trucks were so comfortable!!
Echo 795 was on day 1 the day we graduated. So glad to see they still do PT in a pit with no lights lol
What's up Echo 795?! Graduated 4 years ago from Bravo 795, I remember when we were still in the ghetto barracks, I'd peek out my window sometimes to look see yall getting smoked across the way. Good times.
Woooowwwww!!! The SPC u asked why are u here, the medic, he used to work for me!!!!
haha, ds lima!
DS Lynch corona boi thirds
how come some have huge bags and some have nothing?
This brings back fresh memories. I was in Delta 795 and graduated in November. I recognized the parking lot immediately
If you dont mind me asking who was your platoon DS
Nice, any video from the dfac or in the barracks??
I ship June 15th to Fort Benning, time is winding down...
The stripes on the cattle cars are Red and Gold just like the USMC.
Dude! Next time you vlog on these let me know! We fill feb 12th. Hit me up
We love Half Right Faced Production videos of MP BN's!!
Delta 795 represent 😂👌. This Cycle of Echo is currently a few weeks ahead of us at the moment, the Competition Relays were fun though! Best of Luck Echo!
Chandler Greene So we’re aloud to have our phone in basic now private?
What’s with the Black bags? No more green duffels?
Times have changed
No wayy
Evan Yankowicz I dunno, man, it’s weird. They still issue green duffels in Ft. Jackson.
Why are they wearing deployment patches???
I earned mine in Iraq 07-09
Its been a long time since I've been out so im very curious 🤔
Platoon desination patches. I dont think they do it anymore.
@@HalfRightFaceProductions Copy that.
Thank goodness 🙏 😅
Yeah those Cattle Cars are painted all pretty & neat however those the same damn Truck they had in 1976 man the Army don't throw away nothing!!!😂😂💯
I met you during post detail, Sergeant. We drove around in a truck picking up parts of a desk. I hope we were your best group of post detail privates. Delta 2-10 LWOOD!
I remember you! Thanks for helping PVT. :)
Brings back memories of basic at benning.
I'll never forget talking about big foot and murder mysteries with you during our gear turn in after basic Sergeant. Best of luck
haha thats missing 411 I did a short film on that. th-cam.com/video/fo4vyoYtyJk/w-d-xo.html
what's up with the black dots under their flag patches?
How much gear do they issue now that they have 2 green duffel and a black bag, or did they not get assault packs anymore during BCT?
Will you explain recycling to recruits who can't get with the program
Thomas Johnson I was just in basic and the Army’s starting this no child left behind bullshit they want to throw out recycling entirely
@@COHCOVfan maybe I should go to ranger school and just drive around the whole time 😂😂😂
One private found a new meaning to beat your face, half right face, front leaning rest position move...don't stop until I get tired!
I was at Fort Benning in the 1980's. This is nothing compared to what I went through when I arrived at the battalion I was at for basic training. A lot of yelling and screaming for about 2 hours. No female drill Sargents however. I was scared to death for a long time.
Is that black bag what they’re getting issued now?
why do they all have a patch where the deployment patch goes?
To identify which platoon you will be going to. Colors helps priv’s in times of stress. 😃
So everyone gets a deployment patch at basic weird?
Our DS called it a “feel good” patch. I’m still not sure what the point of it was. It went away as soon as we got to AIT.
they use it to label them to their platoon throughout basic
They are colored patches so PVTs don’t forget why platoon they belong to. 😂😂
andrew gaps that’s pretty sad. You don’t forget where your platoon forms up everyday and who your Senior drill sergeant is.
Patches to know their platoon? How do you forget what platoon you’re in? 1) That’s one of the best parts of basic when you see that one guy stumbling from platoon to platoon. 2) You literally eat, sleep, and shit next to the same dude’s for 10 weeks straight, so it is near impossible to forget which platoon you’re in.
Good old Fort Lost In The Woods... Alpha Co. 795th MP BN. Graduated August 17th, 2018. Do not miss that weather! Lol
Charlie company 1st battalion 48th infantry regiment fort Leonard wood graduated December 18,2018 it was fucking cold 😂😂 I just finished airborne and earned my wings hooah!!!
It wasn't windy on that day that was the energy coming off of the drill sergeants
my older brother was a ds at fort benning ga and then he moved up in rank and then he was the head ds at for ds school sfc normen e sammons
What's with the black duffels? Is this a new thing?
I was thinking the same thing, only one duffel too.
When sr. ds does that terrifying walk through the ranks...
00:38 is me AF this year at Basic training 😂
I did 12B OSUT and we had to run with our duffels over our heads and kept it over our heads for almost the entire time
Crazy how this is now a video of how army bct day one used to be
Man times change
That’s nerve racking I leave in 8 days for benning so I’m kinda very nervous to say the least mos 11x
Why did only some of them have bags?
Honestly asking.
Some were loaded on a truck. But it ran out of room so they had to carry
1. 3:43
2. 4:34
Jeremy Whitfield shit😂
I spent 5 months of life there man crazy to see this video just coming out of bravo 795 a few months ago
I feel you. I was in Delta 795 and graduated in November. It feels surreal seeing it in a video
I was bravo 795 4 years ago. Yall got 1sgt Sago still? All my cadre are probably long gone now though. Never hurts to ask.
Congratulations on picking up SFC!!
HEY ECHO!......
i see these guys got the nice starships with the PT area inside the compound. we had the old starships that we're falling apart but thats still not as bad as the guys that had the trailers.
At Benning we had those bays that looked like school portables. They weren't built on flat ground either. One day the latrine backed up and you could see the incline from where the water was flowing lol good times.
This is the greatest thing I've seen in a while.
Shipping soon to Ft Jackson haha
Likewise! I should be shipping out this month!
How did it go👀?
Asha Mcleod wasn’t bad at all. I’m done with basic and AIT now lol. Are you about to ship?
Why is there a patch where you put +a deployment patch on...these are trainees
Only 8 mins?
That's okay. They're gon learn. Half -right.....face!
Bro I’m not even in the Army yet and you just made me jump.
Front leaning rest position...move!
Haha, I was right down the road at B3-10. I remember that day pretty well... we had some free time in the barracks and could sorta see the shark attack. My ds was so hype
DS Lindsay y’all left me at the range can y’all please come get me its getting hot out here.
SGT. Gilligan don’t worry Sergeant the duty truck is en route time now.
Why do these trainees have a patch under there flag why? They haven't deployed
It's not a deployment patch, Its what the trainees where for designate their Platoon.
Class 004-19 baby! Miss this cadre. E 795 2nd PLT Spartans!
Very similar to college football camp, but the physical part of Army BCT is nothing compared to college football physical training! But the intensity is definitely higher
Calvin Martin not even close. You go through basic military training then compare
ItzNickyBoy ? i plan on it this year i’m joining but you go play college football with two a days for a complete summer with constant workouts then enter fall camp for a complete month with workouts, field workouts everyday! then you compare
Calvin Martin goofy as hell
ItzNickyBoy ? Who you? Yeah I know 😂 to me they have similarities, college football workouts are A LOT harder & way more demanding than any physical exercise in the military in my opinion! The military expects more from you mentally yes I admit but so does college football so personally I feel that completing BMT in any branch would not be difficult at all compared to playing college football & having to push your body year round with Winter workouts, Spring football, Summer workouts, Fall camp which is 3-4 weeks long at some schools & a 11 week season. Intensely demanding year round.. Wow you get yelled at by a drill sergeant & have to do some physical exercises that’s easy, the hardest part in my opinion is having to adapt to the schedule & learning the military life that is the only thing I will admit that is going to be hard. Other than that I find that BMT will be a piece of cake compared to playing college football
No one is more professional than I. I am a noncommissioned officer, a leader of Soldiers. As a noncommissioned officer, I realize that I am a member of a time honored corps, which is known as "The Backbone of the Army". I am proud of the Corps of noncommissioned officers and will at all times conduct myself so as to bring credit upon the Corps, the military service and my country regardless of the situation in which I find myself. I will not use my grade or position to attain pleasure, profit, or personal safety.
Competence is my watchword. My two basic responsibilities will always be uppermost in my mind-accomplishment of my mission and the welfare of my Soldiers. I will strive to remain technically and tactically proficient. I am aware of my role as a noncommissioned officer. I will fulfill my responsibilities inherent in that role. All Soldiers are entitled to outstanding leadership; I will provide that leadership. I know my Soldiers and I will always place their needs above my own. I will communicate consistently with my Soldiers and never leave them uninformed. I will be fair and impartial when recommending both rewards and punishment.
Officers of my unit will have maximum time to accomplish their duties; they will not have to accomplish mine. I will earn their respect and confidence as well as that of my Soldiers. I will be loyal to those with whom I serve; seniors, peers, and subordinates alike. I will exercise initiative by taking appropriate action in the absence of orders. I will not compromise my integrity, nor my moral courage. I will not forget, nor will I allow my comrades to forget that we are professionals, noncommissioned officers, leaders!
Why is this so chill? Mine was fucked
When I was enlisted they actually could knock the hell out of you times have changed
Wait, are those deployment patches? And that doesn’t look like the standard issue duffle bags🤖
Is this at Fort Lenardwood?
Yes
I went to Fort Leonard Wood But unfortunately could not complete my training going to reenlist tho
Oh man 🤣 brings me back to ten years ago hahaha
When half of the company is at the position of attention and the other half is at parade rest
where is this at
arianana ina fort leonardwood
*says hes going to walk up the hill” *
2 min later : you dont walk anywhere in the army
Private’s...private’s don’t walk anywhere in the Army. I’m not a Private.
Lmao i feel for the SIT who fell because i did the same thing
So did I, right in front of an E6 Drill Sergeant. He actually helped me out, not using his hands, but his demeanor. He didn't yell, but looked me straight in the face and said, "You wanna move a little faster there, here?"
That initial shock melted into motivation. Come to find out, he was my platoon's high-hat.
Good ole 795 in fort Leonard wood
why are they wearing deployment patches?
welp I believe it’s supposed to equate to the current phase they’re in, not a deployment patch.
@@BourbonMed I understand that but usually when there is something under the flag it's a deployment patch the usual spot for then
1 bag!?!?
Lmao echo 795 wow. You guys just saw Charlie 795 graduate. Blood Comanche!
I was supposed to be at fort Leonard wood but ended up at Fort Sill B 1/19 good old field artillery
Same, heading to fort sill June 11th
I went to fort lost in the wood for OSUT it oml Missouri doesn't know if it wants to be hot or cold sm 😂
OLDTOWNDIP oof goodluck then again I’m at drum so Sill is an upgrade
Darn, they are issued black duffle bag, I'm so jealous!
1 black and 2 green.
I got 1 green and when I went to CIF I got a 2nd green one.
Yea same and for some reason i got issued a 2nd laundry bag too lol
I know that lot and I know those barracks up that hill
Ummmm...well...that was soooo much more tame that when I went through in 1994. I know, I know...different Army but our DIs “assisted” us during the Shark attack. Good times!!
D 31st ENBN....... Us Combat engineers are so far and few 😓😭
Terminator Bigfoot A 31st here
@@jacksonprather5045 Alpha Knights not as good as Delta tough :O
Mini-face plant at 2:30
DS Lindsey and I went through PSD school together. Great NCO!
Agreed! I was on the trail with him, luv the guy. He can also be seen reinlisting in a previous video I did, fast forward around 5:07ish. th-cam.com/video/siaWFmG1ZMY/w-d-xo.html&spfreload=10. If your new to my channel I would check out the link im very proud of this.
I love this, joining soon
Best of luck. What mos did you pick?
I was D-795 Graduated may 30th 2019 "let slip the dogs of war"
Wassup neighbor 😁 (April 2019 C-795 graduate)
That parking lot looks familiar. Oh
Circular deployment patches? lol
Jay Worthen those patches are color coated for what platoon they are going to be in.
It is funny bc normally they have the dots on the unit side not the combat side
@@jowyjozef ctfu 4 months in country 😂
There's always....ALWAYS that one sassy female trainee that doesn't run when they get told to
Is this at Fort Benning?
IDK they have a medic over watch
That’s Fort Leonard wood
@Joshua Santiago graduated 1987, Harmony Church, now that was some hooah training!
You actually walk everywhere in the army lol what you said about that only applies to basic... I went to basic 4 years ago and its softened up a lot
FLW!! D787/A795 represent!!!
VMelndz E795 represent!😂
A 795, Ft Mclellan, AL
DS essig still there?
stephen byrd male or female?