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- The recruits featured in the squad bay of this platoon show what motivated recruits and dedicated drill instructors can achieve in less than 13 weeks. Not yet Marines only recruits these young men are on the path to great things. Recognition to the drill instructors of this platoon for this excellent presentation.
For those who have never been to bootcamp, I cant speak on Paris Island but in MCRD San Diego when practicing for initial drill they made select recruits mess up on purpose so that the Drill Instructor knows how to identify and react to them. Initial and final drill are inspections not only for recruits, but drill instructors as well.
I did not know that, I hope to join summer of 24’ Right after my senior year. I hope to go to San Diego like my dad did back in 94’
@@elijahhoward5758 I haven't been there since I graduated about a decade ago but I'm sure you'll get a kick out of watching the airline you took to get there fly away daily while getting slayed in the pit 🥲
On Parris Island, we too had recruits mess up on purpose for the very same reason.
@@DeionSC2I’m from SoCal so I just took a bus from LA to San Diego. It’s depressing for us SoCal natives when you’re up at Camp Pendleton for phase 3/crucible cuz you’re right next to the 5 fwy and see cars and trains goin up and down… I would just think where are they going while I’m stuck here? LA, Tijuana, San Diego?
Was on PI in 1995.. still remember our DIs, brought in recruits about to graduate to show us how tight and neat they were.. found it odd that 2 of those recruits were laughing and not paying attention and got all the recruits quarterdecked .. until we had a week left and our DIs asked for volunteers to do the same in front of a new platoon of recruits haha
0:29 PRIVATE PYLE WHAT ARE YOU TRYING TO DO TO MY BELOVED CORPS?! YOU WANNA BE DIFFERENT!
Full metal jacket anyone see that movie this reminds me of private Pyle
Lmao
+MR BOSS GUY FOR DA WIN no dumbass a lot of ppl fuck up like this but private pyle is a special case
The Great Ammur
Nah man. I went to PI and they taught us to stay in the same position until told to fix. You can't get in trouble for it at all.
The greatest feeling was when my platoon made a bet with our drill instructor that by final drill we would pull off the perfect inspection arms and during final drill when we executed. All I remember was hearing the drill master say “perfect” and let off a little smile when we got the scores we had broken the indoor drill record and got the perfect score for inspection arms. G Co 2062❤️
I was g com 2082 2010
there is always one
ur profile name bro... take out the last 2 numbers
@@bornegat_r.5222 r/whoosh
@@Graymenn damn time traveler
It's amazing how well a platoon comes together during third phase drill. It's been 36 years since I went through Marine Corps recruit training and seeing this, plus the lone rock in the back, tells me some things really don't change.
Semper Fi brothers!
2nd Battalion Fox Co. Plt. 2097 graduated December 1984.
The rock in the back actually did that on purpose for the DI. Practicing recovery and maintaining bearing is important and actually earns points on drill evals.
The front row number two man, however, needs to get his damn elbows down and stand up straight. He's not a friggin helicopter...
1st Battalion Delta Co. Platoon 1117
April 23rd '93
Sempe4 Fi
3rd BN, Mike Co, PLT 3036. I graduated December 1994 in Parris Island.
2nd Battalion, Fox Co. Plt 2093 August 2013
2Bn Hco plt2161, San Diego Aug 2016
Pretty easy to pick PVT Pyle out in the formation LOL
Ryan Taylor busted out lmfao on that one.
+Ryan Taylor Damn LMFAO
+Ryan Taylor *TEARS*
Ryan Taylor he meant that shit too
1:03
As retired Army, I must admit Marines are very sharp with their Drill and Ceremony.
If that kid in the back got it right the first time, it'd be alright. Everyone else was damn good. I'm sure he had a fresh quarterdeck waiting for him afterward.
Stephan Azor whoo! hoo! somebody is getting slayed when he gets back to the squad bay.
Negative. Drill instructors purposely have recruits not do the command called so they can get more points during either initial drill or final drill. If the recruit stops after he messes up and freezes, and the drill instructor waits and says "recruit the command was.." it looks better to drill masters during inspection. There's a purpose to it, i remember when my platoon did the same.
Josh Langley lmao fuck that, our Drill Instructors never did that. If we messed up it was our asses in the pit or on the quarterdeck
Rodolfo Gonzalez
do on t forget the suger cookies lol
John Reed i remember sugar cookie, the loose sandy hill on 29 palms base. that shit burned my legs. we ran up multiple times in those days.
We were there for the Family Day and Graduation of my nephew this past weekend. We were so impressed by the neatness and precision they were taught. I know it's the toughest boot camp, but we're so proud of our new Marine!
I saw boots so scared they didn't know right from left. I may have been one.
for the record the guy in the back was suppose to fuck up.
DUDE BRO why?
The Kentucky Reenactor pretty much how close order drill works in boot camp the D.I. has to do a "correction" command you could say, therefore you have someone purposefully mess up a movement so the D.I. Can correct it.
I was the "correction" recruit for my platoon on final drill. It's all planned.
Slender Ginger wow deadass?
Slender Ginger thats fucked up
00:08 mmmmm!
SyDiko lmao
buttsex
My senior showed us this video during my time in boot. We won drill. He was the only Paris Island DI at Camp Pendleton He brought the win to our platoon.
I only graduated boot camp 20 weeks ago and this video already brings up nostalgia and memories from boot camp.
Haha, how do you feel now, Young devil?
I can't believe I came across this video. I'm the black recruit in the front. Semper Fi Marines 🥂
Guy behind... no excuse for his mediocrity. Sgt B thought him better.😢
recruit in first closest to the camera did the MEANEST head movement on left shoulder.
It's been 25 years and I can still do these movements from memory...although not with the same snap and pop as these recruits.
I went through PI and these guys are amazing!
There was always that one guy that messes up & gets everyone slayed .
It’s unintentionally hilarious the way their scream is cut off at the end
very good I see they still use those pos m 16's thank you for serving this great nation 👌
The front 2nd recruit looked flawless
RECRUIT, WHAT IS YOUR MAJOR MALFUNCTION?!!!
Tyler Hendrix he was suppose to do that, for initial an final drill the D.I is suppose to correct one recruit.
CONJUNCTION JUNCTION
We didn't get our tan belts until family day.
Steven Bohez damn we got ours Marine week
I think it's up to the Senior Drill Instructor. I remember a recruit in my platoon asking our SDI when we would receive ours. SDI replied, that while we rated it he wouldn't issue them out until after the Crucible. My guess is he didn't want us to fuck them up with mud during the Crucible or whatever. I had seen second and third phase recruits at sick call already wearing thiers.
@@1gooch161 same. 08
Really? We got ours right after the test
@@larrydale1340 We got ours the week after the test, and yeah they got pretty fucked up
1:25 AAH!!
0:54....me the first 2 months at boot camp i couldnt get that bolt locked back forever, small always sweating hands ..remember finally nailing it consistently just in time for final drill and inspection
Pretty good. Even the recruit that kept messing up. He kept his baring and waited for the correction and snapped and popped
He didn’t “mess up”. It is part of the drill, the Recruit PURPOSEFULLY didn’t complete the movements. This is so the DI can give the secondary commands of "recruit the command was....". The Marine(recruit in the video) was probably chosen because he was the best Recruit(now a Marine) at drill. Think of it as a musician playing a “solo” among a large orchestra. All eyes are on that Marine in the video when he is given the secondary command by the DI.
The recruit in the front loves those chicken wings.
that half second ending scream was personal. SEMPER FI!
Is that you, John Wayne? Is it me?
OUTSTANDING! 1st bn bravo co, plt 1029, 8 april 2005 - SGT MAC, USMC
damn, these squad bays ar e 10x better looking than when I went through
I think that the drill in the 90' was more precise. By the end of second phase you have to be flawless or you paid dearly.You had that count in your head. I can still hear them today. All the ditties we learned.
I think these boots are the "no so gifted ones" out of the platoon. When I went through, right before each drill test the DI's would get the baddies and they would practice all day long for like a week. Then on the night before the drill they would group them together again at the rear QD and see what they accomplished. Platoon 3004 Kilo Company Follow Series P.I. S.C. 2001.
I should be goin in the foreseeable future and I hope I can get the hang of this
Been 4 years since I was on the island and I STILL get fuckin tingles watching this video
Stay motivated Recruit!
Spot on Semper-Fi!
That 3rd battalion blue tho...
Ariel Luna Hell yeah. 3rd makes machines
Second Battallion Gold now, SDI broke the regimental record for unit leader at Final Drill
FrostWolvern I got dropped from Mike in September due to pneumonia. Which company did it?
Devin Borah Tight
3095
Paaaaaoooorrrrt!....move to the button and push, move to the cover and close, move to the pistol grip and freeze....Harms! Click, pop!!! Remember it like it was yesterday. 1996 Echo CO 2047 MCRD SD. Nothing like good drill to get the discipline ramped up!
They have the fire, but there's a lot of head movement when changing from left to right shoulder arms, dipping when going to port arms and reaching out when going to order arms. They have the potential to polish it up though
"get back upstairs."
*"A-"*
Damnnn ngl that’s pretty clean
That was good man
is the dude in the back just a fuck up or something? I'm laughing so hard 😂
I think the stress broke him a little
Those war belts look better than the ones i had when I went through
For me, anyway, Close Order Drill was the most fun I had in boot, especially Rifle Manual. I grew up listening to my Uncle's stories from Vietnam, and he taught me Inspection Arms with a broomstick...lol
Ka Bar Brother cool story bro now tell me how you won 800 purple hearts were the one to kill Bin ladin and went back in time and actually were the one who shot hitler
indeed How is that significant to the fact that all he said was he enjoyed something?
David Jones Well.. you do have a point lol
Cris i was pointing out that no one likes drill
who the fuck talks about the army/marines and has their DP as their graduation photo
+indeed if he likes drill then he likes it.. Who gives a fuck..
There's always one who got us slayed with rifle IT sessions, one arm port arms or the worst one was pinky finger through the front a-frame while the other hand pulls back on the charging handle for 10mins 😂I'll never forget the madness. Kilo Co 3100
I know exactly what your talking about I was kilo3085
always one to mess it up!!!!
You always have a slacker in the group, I was there in 68 Parris Island, 3rd battalion our rifle was a M-14 one of the best rifles in the world…when I went to Vietnam it was the M=16…semper fi ..jarheads ..OoHARH
They'll get there.
Beautiful
That is some nasty drill
excellent presentation over all but where are the tight elbows? I got destroyed in bootcamp for it. and I agree back second to left needs to open his ears.
+alex sheldon lol TIGHT ELBOWS!!!!!!!! I thought I was done hearing that after boot. Sure enough we heard it all the time in MCT
“Slide to the P & C & thumb”. “Pull, POP”!
hahah i fucken love how at the end they cut it out right as they screamed and were about to run off
I remember faking the funk when we do inspection arms, cause my grips weren’t that good. I remember my DI would literally punch my elbows. If anyone from Mike Co 3266 can read this. We still got honor platoon.
2nd row, 2nd from left.
Must be on Internet Explorer. You can see on the 2nd time, while he pull the charging handle, he paused half way, as if he's on loading.
I'm nervous just watching this, how difficult is learning these drills? Do they go over them very often (I'd assume they do?)
You do them every single day. They show you how to do it once and from then on they expect it to be perfect.
I remember our first stroll to our quonset huts. I was the only person that was actually marching. Having been a band geek it was easy. Even easier because our band director was a former Marine bandsman (1stMarDiv Band) who taught us to march as if we were in Marine boot camp. Learning to march AND march with the M-14 was a little more difficult but since I only had one thing new to learn I didn't have much of a problem. Just before rifle range we were doing close order drill on the big grinder (MCRD San Diego) when our platoon commander (now called senior drill instructor) saw several high school bands practicing for a parade to be held at the recruit depot. He remarked that they could sure march well. I made an involuntary snort and he asked me why. I told him that my high school band had kicked all of their backsides in a band competition not once but everytime over four years. I then mentioned our band director was a former Marine bandsman and got this funny look from the platoon commander. I don't know if it was a good look or a bad look but it damn sure didn't get me any slack. If anything it felt like he expected more from me than others on close order drill.
first Left shoulder Arms shocked me, kinda tight.....i like i like
So why was I doing the drills with them while watching a the videos, it’s still in me 😎
0:19 me in the back, thinking i heard "POORRT ARRRMSS"
sdi sgt hernandez is that Latino guy talking he helped my platoon drill I know that voice anywhere
Shawneil Burgess boot
Shawneil Burgess what company
Damn frrr
1:25 beautiful image
lol is that guy living 5 seconds in the past. Wish I was a Drill Instructor, would love to make a joke about him being a time traveller.
There’s always one who wants to be different.
Practice, practice, practice
Secondary Movements: Rifles moving and bobbing at right and left shoulder arms after the last count was completed 0:06
I take it that teaching the art of spit shinning boots is long gone since leather boots were decommissioned
Perfectly cut scream.
Anyone remember the "Weapons Count" game?
Sloppy. But they are still probably still in 2nd phase. We came in second in initial drill and first in final drill. Our drill instructors were BRUTAL.
That "umphf' is killing me lol
Oh you wanna do ya own thing huh!
Rose Garden.Where Marines Are Introduced To The Sand Pits.Here You Will Be Taught How To Dig!!! Dig!!! Dig!!!!
Not only was there only 1 that was out but there was another one on the front left that was not moving his hands correctly and was not snapping good. He was thinking about it to much instead of just doing it out of muscle memory. Good thing they were just recruits. other wise good job. A for effort
The third soldier on the right side is Private Pyle
Grehooooomin staindhards!
Well HOLY SHIT Pvt. PYLE!!!😲
Good video but I couldn't stand P I to many sand flee's and yes Pvt Pyle was in there.
theres always one
Wish I could have made either, or both of my children or my 7th grade students , follow directions like that! D I's must be magical! Keep it up!
You could tell the recruits frustration in the way he smacked that 6 inch barrel. . .
Ill be leaving for bootcamp on september 21st and this looks kinds of hard.
It's not hard, it's pretty easy. Your drill instructors will give you ditties to learn faster and more efficiently.
Ayyeee. That's my birthday. Oorah
The hardest thing at first is not moving your head when going to either shoulder
my buddy leaves on the 21st too. im october 19. good luck man oorah
+Swift Warrior I leave the 21st as well u goin parris island or sand diego?
I heard a beat of a drum when they performed inspection arms. They must be first phase. 😁
Lower arm aligned to the deck you! One point of black! Elbows tight to the body!
Surprisingly there's no "back in my Corps..." comments.
1:24 my favorite part
Not bad sticks for second phase recruits
at 0:07 mmmmm
They used to adjust our arms every time at right shoulder arms, so that the whole platoon would have their rifles at the same angle. won every event except for one.
There was only two drill events ya weirdo
+csMarathonz not just drill. IST, PFT, O course, Crucible, Water Skills, etc. we're all polled and awards were given to the best platoons.
What’s on their waist? We didn’t have those when I went?
WHAT IN WORLD ARE YOU TRYING TO DO TO MY BELOVED CORP PRIVATE PYLE!!!!!!!!
In basic we had a guy who got sent home from Parris island after like 9 weeks and he eventually joined the army. The drill sergeants always fucked us up because he did his drill and ceremony this way. We do it slow and smooth, not as fast as you can haha.
That's an impossibility. SO, stop taking out of your ass. If you fail out of ANY basic training in ANY service, you receive an RE-4 code on you DD-214. which means you are ineligible for military service PERIOD! No recruiter can get passed an RE-4 coded DD-214.
BewareTheIdes He didn't fail out. He had some kind of infection in his leg and got sent home. That's the story I got anyways and he knew his shit about the Marines, so I assumed it was true.
How do you mess up order arms??? HOW
I carry my ski(s) with the same attitude.
The one video taping was my drill instructor SSGT Torres
I don't see anything in the current MCO about rifle manual cadence but on the inspection arms the cadence between the first and second count seemed noticeable different than the rest of the movement. Maybe it is just me and I am getting old. We used to lose points when the graders saw that.
Lol the one the keep fucking up probably just got done getting IT'ed. He's all sweaty