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Drill Instructors | United States Marine Corps
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- Drill Instructors | United States Marine Corps
Central to the training of Marine recruits is the drill instructor (DI). The tough treatment of Marine recruits by DIs is legendary.
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D.I.: “SCREAM 3!!!”
Recruit: “4!!!!”
Lol
😂
Haha. Nice. I was taught it was Muscles Ate Required Intelligence Not Essential. Just don’t tell a Marine that to his face because he will get bent out of shape for not getting the joke! Semper Fi!
ALRIGHT IMMA HEAD OUT
-IN DD214
What's up sir
Lol
Thats how you make the whole platoon do push ups
run!
So you have chosen death.
run
whats good sir
NOT TODAY SATAN HAHAHAHAH
-speaks in DD-214
Run
@@rageaholicfilms6556 DD-214. The ultimate Reverse Card in the US Military
That first night of sleep in receiving...we have been up for 48 hours by then.
Love the comments lol. We are all marines and I really don’t think boot has change significantly over the years. It was a shitty but once in a life time experience regardless of years and that’s what bonds us and makes up our culture.
Frank. USMC 1964 -- 68. Well you should have been at Parris Island from April to June 64. Now that was the real one. What year did you go through Boot Camp?
David Frehlini 2005-2011. I remember from the time I was dropped off at meps in Houston to sleeping that night was like 2 or even 3 days. I remember falling sleeping while doing paper work at medical haha. Thanks for your service. You guys paved the way for us young bloods.
Went back and looked at the calendar...my recruiter took me to down town Houston meps on Monday may 23 at like 4 am. We did 100mph down 59 lol. Then flew to San Diego that night. Got to mcrd in the middle of the night and didn’t sleep till Wednesday night. Welcome to the corps haha
@@davidfrehlini5430 I was 1979-1983. It wasn't a picnic then, but I'm sure not as bad as you had it. Semper Fi.
@@davidfrehlini5430 ok boomer
@@gabrielruiz3622 You're so clever.
These NCOs have the direst job in the military, I'm a retired Army Sergeant Major, they make my job easy, I thank these instructors for the job they do regardless of service they do.
If your an army sergeant major, why and how do the MARINE drill instructors make your job easier?
@@evanpjpeg It's called team work, as long as US is on their uniform.
@@craigwood7063 What's your opinion of the fake Sergeant Major busted on TH-cam. Looks like a great value Wesley Snipes
Much respect Soldier, from a Marine
@@PrimePrius - how about the fake marines busted on TH-cam?? Stolen valor!
2:14
DI: "Scream three"
Recruit: "Four!"
DI: *loses will to live*
😂😂
He did that shit with confidence though 😂
Omg😭
😂😂😂😂
Still put's a shiver down my spine watching this 47 yrs later.... Semper Fi!
RAHHHHHH
You went through in my day, took boot in 75, MCRD San Diego.
Best memories of my life...
Yeah you got two boot camps. One for the time the others over😢🎉
May 29, 1992. Plt 2009....seems like yesterday!!!!!! 13 weeks I'll remember forever, and would do again in a heartbeat!!!!
What about the new first 100 yards the army is doing instead of the shark attacks? Lol
Exited the Corps in Aug of 92 as you were graduating Boot Camp! Thanks for holding the line! Semper Fi!
Served 1994-1998. MCRD San Diego. Open Contract, I just wanted to go ASAP. My recruiter didn't lie to me about Open Contract. He said "The only thing I can promise you is the proud title United States Marine upon completion of boot camp" The USMC made me a 5811/MP. Went to Okinawa then Camp Lejeune, NC. Good times :)
My dad was a Marine, I'm 17 he died when I was 12 he never really talked about it but I know he was scared. Volunteering to be placed on the front lines takes heart, but it takes a special kind of man to do it and give his life for the sake of a fellow Marine. I hated him for doing it but after a while, looking back I now want to go and serve the country for my dad and for closure. If I die I know I'll see him again. But if I live for him I know he'll look out for me with great pride from heaven.
What a magnanimous & very special tribute to your dear late father, Joseph. We both know that you are a son which he would've ALWAYS been most proud of , to carry on his name. God bless you for what your heart has directed you to do!
1:02, "gimme, gimme, gimme, gimme, gimme, GIMME. AYE AYE SIR"
My little nephew when he sees sugar
Me when I see food.
Thank you Marines for your service to our country. U.S. ARMY. Matthew Emery Johnson 8 November 1988-16 March 1996. God bless you all.
Thank God there are men (and WOMEN) like you out there to protect OUR freedom! GOD BLESS AMERICA 🇺🇸
As long as u live u will never forget ur Drill Instructors...Thank you...
ACCURATE HAHAHAHA
😶🌫️🌚🌑....
Minute 7:15 SSGT Barrell, the most vusious and hated drill instructor in all of Golf company, he was my main DI, I dreaded hearing his scream in the morning
Oh yeah hes mean lookin. Nice!!
You never had to deal with Sgt Rosado then. Delta company.
@7:15 that DI looks fat to me. the Corps certainly isn't what it was in 1994 when I was there on Parris Island, everybody was lean, mean and rock hard. Sad to see current day drill instructors with a spare tire or muffin top ,,,,what did they do lower the standards all around??
He was my DI too lmao Plt 2142
@@zl2848 that man was not fat 😂 shit was all muscle
Thank you to these men and women for their service!
Brings back memories! I attained the title of Marine 40 yrs ago. Semper Fi!
that you for your service sir
Yessir!! 18 years ago for me. Semper Fi Devil.
CHEERS DEVILDOG
Jonathan Giles Time flies by after leaving the Corps.
@@0livia2oo2 It sure does! I miss the old days!
Not going to lie physical part is actually the easiest part through Boot camp at least when I went through it. Mentally is where the fun truly is hehe.
One of the first things a new recruit will learn is five of the 146 articles of the UCMJ. They include things like obeying all lawful orders and the general article 134 that pretty much covers anything you do wrong. The Corps felt it was important that civilians learn immediately what you can and will be punished for doing or not doing even before processing at receiving barracks. Seemed fair to me.
5:03 SSgt Burkhardt is a badass marine! He covered drill instructors when they had leave. Give a lot of recruits advice and helped them out
He was my kill hat
he was my drill hat
Thank you all for your service my husband marine veterans
I went thru boot camp 1985.
Hated every second of it
"Gear adrift must be a gift"
I ❤️ the Marines!!! They have the baddest suits out!!! CONGRATS!!!
THANK YA 🐻✊🏾💯
9:15 he heard the Rona 😂😂😆😆
Sgt. Mattlock still getting in faces 🤣
Shout out to D.I. Sgt D.A. Lochard from 2136 in 2005 San Diego! The moment you had me look into that mirror YOU TURNED ME INTO A MAN🤝🏿
*SALUTES*
#thefewtheproudthemarines
Ive never served in the army or anything but know plenty of people who have and my cousin but these are fun to watch
Is That You John Wayne?
Is This Me?
Who said that? Was that you Private Snowball?
Did he just say “corpse”? Come on dude, it’s “Corps”!!!
I heard that too and was ready to comment but thank you for commenting on that.👍🏼
I once thought that the pronunciation is a literal 'corps', but then I learnt that it was 'core'
Brian Bell there’s 1 imposter among us
@@dripfein8524 blue kinda sus
Literally had a Corporal reading from a slide, at my last command, and she pronounced it corpse as well. The entire room lost it.
Jesus, I wish I could put my children to sleep like the instructor does. I might adopt his method.
12:36 imagine a recruit coming in saying “sorry I was late!”
And all the DI's slowly turn their heads
great job. everyone looks strong and aggressive
As a recruit everything seemed so simple and chaotic. As a grunt everything just hurts all the time and idk why im doing anything ever 😂 but god damn I love it
Izaiah Oler I appreciate your comment to me. I had to delete my thread cause I apparently don’t know anything. But thank you so much
First day in boot camp: this is worst day of my life!🤮
First day in my platoon: this is the worst day of my life so far!☠️
When I went through boot camp we didn’t blouse our boots until the final two weeks and our graduation uniform was summer dress, no blues. We also had the best damn rifle I ever handled the M-14.
I went through in 2016, we got to blouse our boots after the gas chamber (start of phase 2) but someone in my platoon pointed his rifle into another recruits back to measure the 40" back to chest in formation and we lost that privilege from week 5 until final drill. After final drill we then unbloused our boots and couldn't blouse them until we became marines.
P.S (The M16A4 is better than the m14)
Bryan Allen Semper Fi. 1st Mar. Div. Mos 0864 Vietnam 69 Catkiller ”Greatest killers on the battlefield”
Bryan Allen did you ever use the M14 we didn't need any woosie scopes, we used windage and elevation and the weapon didn't feel like something made by Mattel. Full metal jacket.
Bryan Allen plus we were in Quonset huts instead of nice squad bays, ( just giving you a hard time from an old salty Sgt.)
Definitely respect that era, I was in 3/8 Ico 0311
My childhood neighbor was a DI. He was probably the nicest guy I have ever known.
Man I didn't know what I was getting into. I thought Receiving was how it was going to be, like "Oh one drill instructor, this ain't that bad". Then Friday came. Holy hell.
1:31 that is the biggest “I’ve made a terrible mistake” look I have ever seen.
Did this video really start with a drill instructor saying "marine corpse"
seen it in another video but when the DI says to scream three and the recruit shouts out four is funny as hell
Thank you for fighting for our country.
Other than combat my most memorable time in the Corps....being a Marine Corps Drill Instructor. P.I.DI. 05-08
I miss my time at Parris Island. It sucked, but after finishing the crucible and my SDI handing me my EGA made it all worth it
This bring back lots of good old days I would not do it again
GET SOME‼️🍻
I was born in 1968 and born again in Parris island in 1987 , plt#3003 3rd herd , SFMF
I served in the 90's , looks like it has gotten softer ! My uncle served in Vietnam and it was way tougher than now !
How was it tougher? You know they're on cameras right?
@@djaztec97 I do know they're on camera , i served in the 90's and the DI's said how lucky we were they couldn't smack us anymore ! And if a recruit feels abused they can request to speak to the C.O. , i saw it happen and his Platoon was named the snitch Platoon . There were no Women DI's either .
I joined in 1988. Please don’t be one of those boomers okay?
Complimenti un caro saluto DALL ITALIA....
It's a kinder, gentler marine corps! How cute!
Yea, a gentler marine corps... on video.
Another case of “ HUR DURRR BaCK iN mY DaY wE jUsT fUcKiN DiED WhEN wE WeNt TO BoOt CaMP”
@Pauly Gambino And the Marines much tougher than the Army . Today's women Marine training is tougher than men's Army training !
@Pauly GambinoI also went through Army boot camp before i went to Marine boot camp , huge difference and much longer ! Training with them is not boot camp ! Marines train with all the branches . The Marine basic training is the toughest of the regular military , that's why if you are from another branch and want to transfer to the Corps you have to go to basic !
I mean he's not wrong you guys got a 4th phase learning how to act as a Marine or something right bunch of Maruits I tell you haha. Don't worry man most Marines get in this phase hey 10 years from now if it gets even softer then you will be like op.
Interesting. Those red bins at the :50 second mark have been in use for over a half century. Back then there were highly polished metal trashcans with lids at each end of each row. The initial welcome was by Marines dressed in Blue Dress "C" assisted by junior enlisted Marines dressed in the uniform of the day who were permanent staff in receiving barracks. The Marines in blues were all DIs selected for duty in receiving barracks. Contraband was thrown in the cans which included condoms, porn, alcohol (drinking kind) hair care products and shaving items. Amazing what all a recruit will bring with them. One recruit had a button attached to a small bow. He stated his girlfriend had cut it off of her bra and snuck it into his pocket to remind him of her. You would be surprised how much humor a dozen Marines can get out of a button and bow.
my dad trained me how to be a drill sergeant from the time i was born till 8 years ago
I went through at MCRD SD in 83. Processing was in old wooden WW2 squad bays. But the IST... I could pass todays minimums and I am 60 years old
The marching is totally different from the way we did it in 75.
We slammed our heels into the grinder and if the pavement didn't shake and it didn't sound like one pop, to the mf pit or Happy Valley we went....one and all.
Never heard of a quarter deck in boot...
Semper Fidelis🇺🇸
Top of the morning
My G🔥
Ayeeeeeee ayeeeee sir, ain’t it i-i sir?
Those DI's sitting down at the graduation look like robots that are about to get activated.
The Fonz "Ayyeeee"
Remember that shit like it was yesterday
Hard to believe it was 40 yrs ago 🍻
As ENT i always meet these guys on clinic.
my first night o BC seemed like a different world.
Inventory Strength Test? I’m pretty sure the I stands for Initial lol
Drill instructors are not the smartest lol.
AIGHT IMMA HEAD OUT HAHAHAHA
I guarantee you that’s an Officer (probably a company commander) 😂😂
I thought the same thing!
INITIAL strength test.
Lol, exactly!
The ssgt that is in the cover picture was my senior drill instructor
For me, the hardest part of boot camp was graduation.
It’s so weird seeing how moto those new DI’s are. DI’s nowadays are just senior NCOs LARPing as some badass killers
Looking Sharp DI
Semper Fi
I’m looking forward to join for sure!
Shipping out October 13th. MOS 1721 Defensive Cyberspace operator.
That's great. Do something with your brain. Take care of your body and hopefully you can make a while career out of it if you want it. As much as I loved the Marine Corps Infantry, if I did it again I would have picked some kind of technology based job like you. My body was completely wrecked and I got medially retired shortly after my first re enlistment. Best of luck! Marine Corps still is an incredible organization and I hope you enjoy it.
Zoink im on standby rn but the latest i can shipout is nov 14th to mcrd san diego. Gl at basic!
Done effed up...
you must be smart as hell, ive never heard of that god damn mos💀💀💀
Honestly good luck my dude. The first few weeks of boot camp were the hardest on me. Missing my family and getting told the world just shut down and went to shit by chaps. You just gotta keep pushing through even when you think there's no end and you just can't do it. Just keep going forward. Boot camp will soon will become for you and like me you'll hate for liking it so much. It's honestly worth it all in the end on top of the reaper. Trust me you'll understand once you get to the top. I started off as a great recruit but turned out as a shit recruit but one hell of a hell of a Marine. If I can do it so can you
i can not wait to be a DI
“Vanity go back home....marines need MEN....not lipstick and max factor...!!!”👁
I just stood up straight
The DI at the beginning has his name-tag and ribbons switched around or is it just me...? @40 seconds in
Good catch. His ribbons look mirrored at 0:40. Perhaps it's the camera. When he is inside, his ribbons are placed correctly.
Mirrored that’s how filmmaking works
Bootcamp was ALOT easier than I expected
Yeah it was proper easy tbh
superepic31 what makes it “easy”?? Looks pretty hectic
AYE AYE SIR AYE AYE SIR AAYE AYE SIR AYE AYE SIR
I’m joining the navy after the holidays 💯💯
Dude don’t
DataReel don’t say that. You don’t know what his background is. The navy is a great opportunity to better yourself.
DataReel what makes you say that
Tyler thank you, my grandpa was in the navy during Vietnam and he loved it.
Tyler yeah i used to think that too then i joined
I dare you to touch the hat. 🤣
NOT TODAY SATAN
Rageaholic Films 😈
I miss that shit
I would’ve enlisted in the Marines if I hadn’t had IBS. I respect the USMC.
They just triggered bootcamp PTSD.
YESER!
Si Señor.
Very tough training
The opening DI literally pronounced the corps “corpse” that’s sad
I thought I was the only one that caught that. 😂
OOF
Speaks in DD214
Asvab waiver
I am pretty sure I saw my Plt Sgt in this vid
That DI sounds like Grover from Sesame Street lol
God bless American soldiers..
Disposto a enfrenta qualquer obstáculo
Im going for marine corps after my army contract 🤓
If you go FMF the training will be more intense than you could imagine ! Think about it.
GET SOMEEEE
Inventory strength test? Probably a butter bar
Been there done that plt 3008 graduated March 11 1974 sdi staff sergeant McConnell assistant drill instructor staff sergeant. Ap. Hall sergeant cater sergeant grunden
1:28 yeah he's tapping out in a few days..
E ainda com essa formosura
Oh the Monsters they’ve created…
1:29 Got my wig split ooh rah
Ahhh SSgt Vazquez!!
Yo my man sir
Twhiy🌸
Why are women expected to do less training?
When do they hold this kind of race? I saw the obstacle course race at 10 minutes and 54 seconds into the video
It looks like a fast paced race.
Because everything in the Marine Corps is competitive.
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