Thai Marine Corps Selection | Thailand's Spec Ops {Marine Reacts}
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Thai Marines
Part 1- th-cam.com/video/S4pxFM_Oiq4/w-d-xo.html
Part 2 - th-cam.com/video/oq-BOsOSH6Q/w-d-xo.html
Part 3 - th-cam.com/video/L59KoghXLGc/w-d-xo.html
This is not "Regular" selection for normal marine. It is the Basic Recon course which last 10 weeks. About 1/3 quits or medical dismissed and each course allows 5% to be dead.
Yes guy it so hard for new recruit for thai marines
@@BrokenHeart-me5rc Welp I guess Im joining the Airforce instead.
(and yes Im Thai)
Thanks
thanks you so much for part 3, you are really Listen to audiences and add comments(i need more)
American : oh no im out of supply im gonna die
Thai : wierd snek u think we could eat it somsak?
Lol, somsak
Somsak 😂
@@bew5230 yeah super simple thai name
Chart, u see that bug? Can we eat it?
This made laugh more than I should
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@@user-wo7jf1bp5v 😅👍
Thailand nice 😎😎😎😎
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I was privileged to serve in the USMC 3rd Recon Battalion in 1975. During that time my Team was tasked to serve with Thai Royal Marines in joint operations and I can attest to the professionalism of the Royal Thai Marines. I will proudly serve with them any place and at any time, anywhere in the world. I learned much from serving with Royal Thai Marines. Semper Fidelis!
Thank you for your serving sirr
I once got a job at a auto repair shop in Dallas, TX. It was 1988 I think. One day after working as a mechanic for a while the boss asked "You know why I gave you the job?" I said "No, I don't". Then he said, " because you are Thai". I was surprised and asked him to elaborate. Then he said, "I'm a Vietnam veteran. I knew a lot of Thai officers over there. They are fighters".
@@SwingEzzZZ Lao and Thai are brothers
@@scarzandy436 who told you that,in the real story they always hate Thai.
@@therealGreencrack I’m Lao and we love Thai people even the language is similar
i remember, they did this jungle survival training together with US service men couple years ago. Including teaching the snake blood drinking part.
They did it with the royal marines aswell
Don't forget. These guys LIVE in that jungle environment. They are born and raised in this heat. Its much easier for them than from you coming from Idaho. U.S. Marines are known to operate in any clime and place but there is a climatization factor involved. These guys are training in their own back yard. Sounds familiar? Ask any Vietnam veteran grunt. I don't think snake meat, blood is a total shocker for them.
Amphib Aav actually we are not familiar with heat btw even though we are born in tropical country like Thailand , when I was army cadets so many of my friends got harm by heatstroke their inside organs were destroy (especially kidney and liver)
@@tanarot5465 You have to drink water. If your men are being damaged by heat stroke, that is poor training and lack of leadership. Your command should take care of its men so that they can carry out their mission. Not break them. Good traing in the jungle and heat environment should not be mistaken with abuse and damage to your men do to lack of precaution and neglect..
@@tanarot5465 That should never be allowed to happen. Recruits should stay hydrated in the heat, have the medic/corpsman start an IV and take to a field hospital,if necessary. I've seen heatstroke as a US Navy Corpsman and it's easily treated. Letting recruits die or have permanent internal injuries is NOT a good practice.
Thais and Filipinos make great special forces guys I think because they are tight knitted even by their culture. They do everything together. They don't seem to eject the weekest link but rather instruct him on how to succeed. They're will always be a weeker link. I've never seen that kind of bonding and cohesiveness buy our own troops. They share and bond like no other. And they fight. No problem trusting these guys in combat. Dig your product and insight here. You know what you're talking about. In the water, you have to relax and float, not freak out and fight it. Take A few buttons off, lift head up for air, hold breath, take boots off, get more air, hold breath, ECT...
Zach Galifianakis yeah Filipinos. What about them?
They understand that you are only as strong as your weakest link.
I mean US training videos make it look like we have really great cohesion.
Difference between perception and reality.
@Zach Galifianakis in spanish is "Filipinos"...
Filipino is nothing to compare to thailands 🇹🇭
For me jumping in water over and above 20 feet the water rushes up my nose and gives me splitting headache between my eyes lol
True. Oil rig training for offshore petsonnel. Have to jump more that 10ft, as oil rigs are more than 10ft. With safety booths on and swim.
Just blow out your nose and you wont get It in your nose
wow ur weak, ive been cliff jumping since i was 12 and nvr held my nose even on a 65 ft jump
@@nickgraham1541 If your jumping off a rig sh@t has gone wrong and you could be facing cold rough seas, its not the same as jumping off a cliff.
rwer qwrqwr a rig ya because ur normally in the middle of the sea but a 20ft jump into water normally u shouldnt plug ur nose unless u a bitch
Thai Marines literally teach "cool guys don't look at explosions"
That instructor is calm AF, just walks slowly away.
The art of badassery will intimidate the enemy
I think that was a joke.
I would like to see more Thai and US trained together for example Cobra Gold mission 🇹🇭🤝🇺🇲
@《Crypt Knight》 Yeah sure. You hate us cause you ain't us.
@《Crypt Knight》 You are from the UK right?
Yes! They would get more training in a different ways.
I would be proud if my country and my dream land US actually team up together
@《Crypt Knight》 New Zealand is Australia's ugly cousin. Enjoy your limited freedoms and lack of firearms.
@《Crypt Knight》 yeah what the first guy said is right you come from a liberal cesspool that is way worse than America look at the recent laws that just got passed over there concerning guns . You guys are worse than Canada and the UK... The corruption is on its way outin America the more more we move away from liberals tge more we become less corrupted.. your country is a fine example of the laws you'll be living under under liberals
They hold their noses so Joe Rogan doesn't ask them if they've ever tried DMT.
Lmfao
love how rogan comments made it here
Lmao never thought I'd find this here 😂😂😂
Whats DMT
Not clever
These Thai Marines are tough as nails!
12:30 Swedish Coastal rangers do (did) not in that unit any longer, we did 4 days marching with exercise moments incl survival/ partially no food 100/ 110 lbs. 120 nautical miles in kayak max 48 hrs, 3,5 miles combat obstacle course with 45 lbs and weapon/ gear max 42 minutes. 5 miles quick march with 45 lbs/ weapon/ gear in less then 40 min to mention a few things to get the Trident and become Coastal Rangers. It takes 40 weeks to become a Coastal Ranger.
In the Legion we had in the 80's a pretty gruesome final tests to get the Képi Blanc, Red March that back then was about 70 km's ( 43 mi ), today it is 50 km's then the raid March that was 120 km's ( 75 miles ) in three days including different exercises. On top of that there was of course a lot of other things to pass the training to become a Legionnaire. In all the the basic training is 4 months but add 3-6 more weeks in pre selection. Then of course the training continues when you arrive at your regiment.
Good times, I loved the 80's ;)
Siri I’m 54 years young, and 80s were my time also. It’s a lot different today, even in Boot Camp today compared to the 80s and decades before. Boot Camp was a lot tougher than it is today, everybody has to be so politically correct even an arm forces, drill sergeants have to watch what they say to people I’m sure they can’t kick your assLike they did in our time. It’s an absolute disgrace that they put restrictions on how you can discipline a recruit in Boot Camp. Their job is to make you become The best version of yourself. What happens when these new soldiers going to battle, do you think the other man or woman who shooting at you is going to be politically correct with the words that use . I really enjoyed Your story, God bless. PS sorry about the rant
No problem Thomas.
I'm still in the military and since we don't retire until we're around 64-67 yrs old ( if you're born 1958 or earlier you can retire at 61 ) so I've seen how things has "evolved" and yes it was for sure different before. When I was on the military as a young recruit we heard from those older soldiers/ officers how "soft" it was for us...so I guess this is how the world works and always has.
I grew up with my grandparents so I got an older upbringing and I noticed a huge difference between me and my friends at same age I also remember my grandpa tell me stories about his time in the military during WW2 so in his eyes my generation was "spoiled" well not me since I learned the old values etc.
But as I said I think this is the way it always been and always will be, those older see it as they had it harder and well the millennial when they are old will say their kids or grand kids are spoiled and lazy etc.
Andy Woohoo They don’t make them like the men of your grandfathers time, they were harder men than us. And yes you are so right now I’m older, well 54 years young I think how so if the younger generation is. But I couldn’t agree with you more. Thank you and God bless you.
Thanks Thomas, well the world is changing and we have to adept even if it's frustrating from time to time. It was a privilege and an honor to grow up with my grandparents and imo only benefits with it, it for sure made my life easier.
@@thomasjusinski6904 Yeah but people have also been getting pretty fucking stupid in recent years as well. You have those drill instructors that killed that one recruit by putting him in an industrial dryer and you have kids eating tide pods. You can't trust them to make sound decisions regarding people's safety.
Hi i am from thailand
Thank you for your reaction
Welcome!!
Same I m from Thailand too 🇹🇭
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Been watching your videos for a little while now and decided to sub at last. Your channel isn’t like many other military YT channels, most especially US military YTers. You have a grace about you, you know what you’re talking about , and you don’t sugarcoat anything. I wish you all the best my dude.
I once did 110km in mountain terrain in full gear in 48h
Remember loosing the sole of my left boot on day 2
Best memories in the long run
150km in 36h thats fast
just over 4 km per hour..sustained for 36 hours.... That would be a walking pace on flat terrain sustained for 36 hours without rest. I can't imagine what it was like hiking in the mountains at a faster clip.
@@lucasgregory6375 very doable what he commented, the fact you dont think he is telling the truth is another thing.
@@lucasgregory6375 I did my time in the military. I do like video games I sure do =) dont see the point of arguing after your respons - have a nice day.
I didn't knew this about Thailand or that corner of the world...
Interesting.Thank you!
Semper Fi!! Wow I had no idea Thailand’s Marines used American weapons, and the recon training it’s very similar two Americas Marines recon. Thank you for another great video. And especially thank you for your service.🙏🏼
The Thai Marine Corps / Recon / Seal are model after the US counterpart.
The Thai Marine emblem looks just like the US Marine Corp but instead of an eagle they use garuda
They are Not regular Soldiers, they are Marines, so you know they are Tougher, More Disciplined than regular Army Guys. They have the Marines Legacy and Heritage to Fulfill.
I'm Army. Former spec ops. Retired. Its all tough. Its all hard when its out of the norm of civilian life. Civilian life is so easy, such an easy existence. Its been a lot of fun.
Well anytime you deal with the water element, this adds a new dimension to training. Amphibian operations automatically makes ops harder when you add the maritime element. It's harder to operate in. We are not fish.
Some of them are from other branches like Navy, Army or even police. This Marine Recon training course is open for all branches but only Marines or those who are allowed to cross service can join the recon battalion after the training.
Because you’ve never seen their special Army airborne units. Too secret to be shown. They F up Vietnamese commies back in the day
Loving this content so much at the moment, thanks for another great video.
Good videos keep them up from a Army cadet in Canada.
I joined Thai recon summer camp for kids like 2 years ago. The military zone beach is the most beautiful and abundant beach I’ve ever seen in my life.Crystal clear ocean full of tiny fishes with soft white sand full of moving organisms and the most starry sky in my life w/o light from city .There’s a mangrove forest next to the beach where we could easily find some sea crabs and grilled it.
Because the beach is in military zone so there’re only few tourists and motorboat that keep the biodiversity in great condition. (Sorry for my bad English)
A pleasure to follow you on your channel, I am a sergeant 2 of the special forces of Mexico, a pleasure to watch your videos and always respecting the training of each one, I had the honor of being in the United States between the armies of Mexico and the seals
this is like a once in a lifetime training. Chance of there being missions to apply their knowledge and skills will be rare. My point is consistent training like this will make them perfect
Big fan mate. Keep it up - Scotland 🏴 Supports you.
Much appreciated!
Love these videos and especially how you share your comments.
You sir, (pretty sure you worked for a living though) are the sort of man I think of when I picture a veteran. I'm English, but still respect ANY veteran regardless of country or force. Thank you for the content. Your reactions always make me grin.
I love this channel because this isn't some 20 year old with purple hair reacting to this, Because Jamesons Travels was a Marine and he can relate to this stuff and give facts which makes the video more interesting.
This comment 👌🏻
Facts
Was? Beat your face
2:48 while I am not military, I use military boots for my day to day work and I can definitely confirm that it feels near impossible to swim with them on.
I am a Englishman living in Thailand and I have watched many of your videos, including some about the UK's military. I wasn't impressed by what I saw of our Royal Marines training or the men. However, I Was mightily impressed by this video of the Thai Marine Recon training. Thais are not big guys, but these ones had great attitude and mental toughness. The jungle training would freak me out completely. Here we read regular stories of snakes that come into people's yards and eat their dogs or even small people. Snakes that are 5 or 6 metres long. Scares the hell out of me.
Mr. Jamesons reminds me my high school teacher of workshop class (not sure if i name it right in Eng), this was the only class where all the boys were focused and disciplined and non of us ever mess around. Later i've discovered that our teacher was a veteran of Afghanistan campaign (Soviet time). Respect and greetings from Russia!
Love your vids man keep up the good work🙏🏽
I am not American but I am on a binge videos for everything military across youtube & just want to say, Thank yoy for your service sir !
thanks. hopefully i add some favor to the topic.
@@JamesonsTravels ABSOLUTELY sir !!! 🙂
Great content man, keep it up.
that live tnt they were training with looked like all of the writing was in english. i am curious where those came from. thank you for sharing & for your service sir!
As a diver I have to say that how funny it is when you are floating on surface of sea and waves are coming to your face. Even with diving gear on there can be that slight moment of panic of drowning building as a primitive reaction. Once going under you feel immediatly calm.
Why I just found this video now... Hello from thailand 🇹🇭 💙 🇹🇭
If you are participating in waterborne exercises and jump into the water from and elevated platform, you cover your nose for 2 reasons. To prevent you from breaking your nose and to get you in the habit of holding on to your scuba mask. This is especially important for operators training in scuba or combat diving. Once you hit the water, your scuba mask can hit you in the face or come off completely or fill with water in which case you’d have to waste time clearing it.
I serve in mandatory conscript for 2 years in my country, and the admiration of special forces (regardless of military branch) from enlistees were immeasurable
ord lo hahaha
Singaporean detected...😀
I'm liking the new two camera angle, looking good
I was debating it. you are the first to mention it. its more work but i have never seen it on one of these type videos. being a total tech tard.
@@JamesonsTravels it's definitely a good choice to add into your videos,
I would suggest increasing the size of the second smaller screen by a bit if possible though.
Otherwise it's pretty cool
Great review. Every country and every body has their own standards and requirement to end result is to survive from any threat.
I am from thailand, i know how hard it is for dedicated recruits to be a marine and make their families proud, but in all the hardwork during training recruits keep in touch (friendly) with the trainers as well, which i think is the support needed for recruits to continue, the trainers may force them but it is for the better of them. I may be only 17 but i do a military service every saturday where i go to a camp, and this year i've been in the mountains walking 14 kilometers up and 14 kilometers down at night while having low oxygen, the trainers does not seem harsh like in the video as shown.
9:15 That Lt looks like he came through the ranks.
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Busted up and down several times before he got there, too!
Jamesons Travel. I appreciate your analysis on various Military training boot camp's. I'm a former British Army Soldier Light Role Infantry Regiment and I can say the training was not easy 24 weeks.
Analyze the British Infantry training.
love the shemagh draped across the chair, i use mine all the time lol, great video btw
I love your lets go! it would make me do anything lol
Lol. Not sure were it came from but it works now. Thanks for watching.
Ya. Lets GO! Love it. Another words, let's not keep fkn around and lets do this. Lets GO! Get it and go privates. Two butters one bisquit, get it and go!!!
Looks like 1 of the ladybugs I funked in Bangkok once
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Great video mate! Its all a laugh and a joke until that snake strikes then its game over lol
I have worked with these guys before. Total badasses!
GREAT video mate
Thanks 👍
A good reason to dual prime explosives. The US has taken test burn out with prepackaged time fuse and shock tube (MDI). When I was a 1371 we used to make pools to see who had had the closest time on their fuse. Now it's all prepackaged and done for you.
We have a competition every year in Thailand. It s called "Ultimate Soldier" which compete to be the best of the best 5 squads spec ops team. 72 hrs with 7miles boat, jungle recon for 200kms. Continuous mission. Simlulate objective like a rescue hostage, ambush. Gollira warfare. The unit team who win it s the most honest of their career and also promotion rank for the winner. It s only an army and it s classified. I was there as an ultimate civilian photographer team who stick with all their team for whole competition. I saw it real tough.
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When I did my sea survival training the hold were learned was to hold ur nose strong hand, cross arms and hold the life jacket down with the support hand before driving from different heights
That is some intense training
Holding the nose keeps the air and water going down wind pipe into lungs also helps pressure the ear
Im inpressed w the snake handiling
Thailand means in their language the land of the free man, they are very tough people all countries around them were conquer for english and french, they never were colonized and thay people keep their culture is what make them unique
They were not colonized because it suited England, Germany and France to leave Thailand as a buffer zone. The Thai king at the time was shrewd enough to realise this and make enough concessions to stay independent. I agree they are tough people. My wife is Thai and she scares me lol.
@@paulg8730 i didnt know that ,I love Thailand i was living there and i miss everyday this lands,good luck with the thay woman
France got ass whooped at Dien Bien Phu lol
@@vincentcao5111 That was Vietnam. It didn't work out too well for any other country against them either as i recall.
@@paulg8730 something is right.the wrong is England and France use Thai a buffer zone why they did not want Thai(Siam)has many thing that they need.England and france can't find the reason to invade. Veitnam is anti christian that the reason for France to invade.but Thai no anti christian or muslim
Seeing them cry gave me teary eyes iunno why? Guess we are all human after all!
These guys are tough bro!
Wow they are tough , love and respect from india 🙏❤️
Looks intense. Respect for those who serve or want to
Love this guys commentary....lets go...put that in the comments
Would love to see your commentary on the Taiwanese Marines vs the Chicom PLA.
Thank you👍😊from Recon thai Marine 🇹🇭
Nose is held to stop a rush of water up there, ideally the chin is also cupped with the same hand to prevent you from biting your tongue with the opposite hand used to support the elbow of the nose/chin gripping arm.
Reminds me of the line from Apocalypse Now: " Charlies idea of great R&R was cold rice and a little rat meat
Like my local Chinese restaurant!
I'm surprised just look at every military technology enhance were opened my mind in different view.
Love your channel
Recon of Royal Thai Marine Corps. Hell every week !!!
The Thailand Marine Corps is hardcore. I like to seeing them work with the u. S. Marines.
They'd probably creat the deadliest marine corps in the world.
When jumping straight with dive gear one will hold regulator and mask . Whiteout gear the same mouvement will keep water from rushing into the nose cavity at impact avoiding désorientation .
In the Australian navy we are taught to hold our nose when we jump
I spent time in a Thai jungle as a civilian with Thai friends. I ate snake, snake heart and raw chicken liver including bee larva alive inside honey comb. It was an incredible experience. Great memories. Thais are extremely tough guys, stoic.
I want these guys on my side no matter what
Excellent training. I liked the survival training, drinking the cobra blood for nutrition was amazing.I personally would like to go through that type of survival in a different environment where there are other sources I never seen like banana trees and other plant life and protein sources to survive. Thanks Jameson
Thai-American relations have always been close. I wouldn't be surprised if they have a lot of surplus USGI equipment. Nice series w/ commentary!
But it seems that the current Thai government is trying to push U.S. away and becoming friendlier with the Chinese. "Money Talks, B.S. Walks."
@@SV-kr9fu Well, with Communism not the big scary thing it was back in like the 60s-70s, modern China-Thai relations have more to gain than Thai-American ones especially when you consider economic gains. I don't believe the current political climate there is very... "Welcoming" towards democracy right now either.
Thailand, we do not plan to fight anyone. I just want the world to be peaceful. Will it be chinese or amega Even the Middle East, all countries Thailand sees them as friends. War or poor country Thailand has also helped, such as Afghanistan, Sudan, Timoleste, and many others, where Thailand has provided knowledge, practicing fisheries, raising animals, growing crops For him to survive on his own Thailand did not fire bullets at others and said This bullet for peace Thailand can pass on knowledge to help him produce food to support his family
You can also react to the Philippine Army Scout Rangers Training
I've completed Thailands JROTC, I wish it was that fun XD
The Australian SASR would be a good one to watch mate. Absolute top notch warriors.
i just did the first part. if people watch i will do the rest. its good stuff.
@@JamesonsTravels nice one, looking forward to watching it.
Cheers mate 🍻
One of the best.... Respect from INDIA
Jungle training is awsome,more the better,you Thia soldiers are the toughest.well done..
Normally you breath out when jumping into the water so watter doesn't run up your nose, bet when you need to hold youre breath afterwards you should hold your nose so you keep some air
Thailand is the ONLY country in Southeast Asia to never have been subjugated by either the Europeans or the Chinese. Now you know why.
Well actually we kinda cheated a bit but, ya know these people are tough
Actually they had once from their neighbour, burmese..Thai was lucky coz their land was a buffer zone from colonial by agreement..
Amazing training.. I wonder if you a video reaction towards Philippine Scout ranger training or any other special forces in my country
You hold your nose to prevent water from blocking your airways and choking you. For a small jump you can control it with your breath and I would think that holding your nose would be useful and necessary for a high jump. Another point is whether you are going in feet first or head first, a fully packed Marine would dive in feet first so holding your nose will stop the high impact of water rushing in, but a high cliff diver don't hold their noses because they are going in head first.
yey!!! part 3!!!
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My close friends baret cockade test was 180km in two nights, tho it was first 90km of cyckling and then 90km of marching in a forest and there was obstacles etc on the way simulating different scenarios.
Holding your nose and crossing your arms against your ribs is for impact , from a large drop the water can blow out your nasal passages , they teach this in huet courses , underwater helicopter crash escape , for oil rig workers on off shore platforms , in case you ever have to jump from the platform .
Normally we hold our nose so the water doesn't rush into your nose all the sudden with large amount of it, basically prevents you from choking, well that's what I learnt
Could you PLEASE do a video on the Australian SASR or Australian Commandos, please... I would really love that!
Big fan in Thailand.
Ok the guy that caught the cobra with his bare hands gets the brass balls of the day award.
You should watch the German Einzelkämpfer course. It's a course for the fittest infantry officers and they have to march 120km in 3 days through enemy territory and fulfill tasks
Please react to The Battle of Marawi- Special Operations Command
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Outstanding Marines!
Smaller noses with larger holes tend to get water in them easily than a sharp nose. That’s why they pinch it when diving
I’ve already completed my training I played all the black ops series, modern warfare series, halo series and battlefield series. I’m ready for the next challenge!?!?!
Take a shot everytime he says put that in the comments
I went blind afterward.
@@abefroman8202 😂😂😂
My Liver asks why on earth would you suggest that?!?
Drink a shot and put THAT in the comments. Do you guys drink a shot when he says put that in the comments? Put that in the comments too.
Just got home from the hospital.........
lfeel good from your point of view you are you top youtuber in the world👏👏👏
You should also mention how different US Marine Corps training today vs old school training....