Fox Company Close Order Drill MCRD San Diego
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ส.ค. 2024
- U.S. Marine Corps Recruits of Company F, 2d Recruit Training Battalion, Recruit Training Regiment, Marine Corps Recruit Depot (MCRD) San Diego, train in close order drill aboard Marine Corps Recruit Depot, San Diego, Calif., July. 17, 2012. (U.S. Marine Motion Imagery by Sgt. William J. Faffler)
USAF here - marine cadence is so unique; yall rock.
isaiah baggett yes Marine Corps cadence is different. Each Drill Instructor has a unique sound also. Each recruit knows his Drill Instructors voice and type of cadence. Semper Fi.
So glad everyone is a Drill Master
There are a lot of them, a couple Generals as well.
when I ran thru the island, a guide from 3rd bt got corrected and he said aye drill master, shit was the funniest fucking thing ever when a pickup told me.
3:36 the sand pit's calling someone's name....
lmao that moran had a brain fart probably thinking of how best to make a sugar cookie at the sand pit
I almost didn't recognize M.C.R.D. except for the main Grinder. I was there in July , 1971, and we were in old metal Quanset Huts. Those new squad bays were not there. Our classes were held in old ww2 buildings. They had wooden desks, that were carved with former Marines from the 1960's who went to Vietnam. It was hot in July that year. We did two hours Close order drill every day with M-14's, and used M-16 on Qualifying Day at Edson Range. No political correctness back then. some DI's hit marines, and after graduation, you had leave, and then back for I.T.R. and bits. MCRD didn't have those new barracks or streets with nice lawns. I arrived on the yellow footprints at about 2am in the morning. Hard to believe the memories of those days, and I probably walked San Clemente a thousand times. El Camino was the only street in town. Now the whole area is built up. I got into fights in town, and survived a 115 MPH head on collision in San Clemente, drag racing in a 340 duster. Had eight fights, got my nose broken, and had a operation years later at the V.A, to restore breathing. There were lots of drugs and fighting in the barracks back then. different world, and different Marine corps. that was 46 years ago! I went through Sea School, and was stationed at Mare island, cal. Hard to believe looking back. I was 18 years old.
As a young recruit I think I was the only one who did not mind close order drill. It has been so many years, but I recall doing "to the winds", or "the four winds". One of my favorites. It's okay, I really hated the rest of the BS especially all the push-ups I did. Or the "hours" we spent in the "front leaning rest". DI's showed no love, they just hated all of us. But the training got me through a bunch of situations including walking into an ambush. Recruit training needs to be strict and the recruits NEED to be subjected to stressful situations. Very stressful emotional, academic, and physical training is a must to produce a successfull recruirt graduate.
The sound of freedom at 1:40.
Drill was the best part of basic. Taught so much about discipline.
lol the five people that disliked this are in there army and can't close order drill.
These boys are smooth!
They've been at it since they got there. Little more work to do, but they're right there.
Music to my ears
Sgt Roush was my j hat in bootcamp. He is the Sdi leading this platoon. I can see how these recruits have been influenced by him. It's the subtle things they do in their movements and behavior.
Brings back a lot of memories ......... nice.
Gave me chills 🤗😁
Gilberto Luna click.
there's always one. lol
3:00 1st squad leader delayed
Just like the old days. Plt 3049, 1982. Staff Sergeant Ortiz was our SDI. Ohhhrahhhhh
+Ray Thompson Plt. 3045 Kilo CO. 2001 MCRD SDI Gunnery Sgt. Dominguez Thanks for your service big brother.
Semper Fi, Brother
All things considered? Very well done actually.
Ah, how well I remember close order drill.
Never tire of watching close order drill. The USMC should require ALL units to conduct drill on a weeky basis. Longer drills monthly/quarterly. Would better maintain unit cohesion & pride.
2126 was my sister platoon but in 2009.
I really miss this
Is the USMC the only branch that does drill like this?
Guess driving our heels is an option right?
As a D.I. from P.I. I like it.
Thank you for your service sir. My dad retired as a Sergeant Major and was a drill instructor himself at Paris island. I aspire to join once I finish my time in high school.
+Michael Brookman Sorry to correct you but it is Parris Island not Paris Island
Does all of SD march this way instead of driving the heels? Their ditties are also different from ours in Parris Island
Josh King Who knows...
Josh King no,
I don’t miss hearing this at all 😂😂
2:45 hahahaha
Fox Co. June 27- September 23rd 2016 Rah!
what the hell happened to driving the heels?
+BL Ranch (blrranch) gay
I guess that makes sense
+BL Ranch (blrranch) excuses excuses
+Tyber Zann Parris Island still drives heels, my heels were completely worn out by the end of boot. For some reason San Diego does that weird step.
We did the same in SD. This is some weird ass shit.
so weird. I was fox company 2126 in 2013 sooooo trippy
+Cole Wildman Plt 2133
What is this high step March? I graduated a couple of months ago and we didn't March like this.
Phil Hernandez what a dumbass bro this video is from 2011
Squared-away recruit platoon. Except for the idiot behind the platoon guide at 3:01 of the video. Why is he not with everyone else!! Bends and thrusts, BEGIN!
p twomey Oh god.... NOT THE PINS AND THRUSTS
Anyone else hate the way the Guide drills?
What's up with those high steps when marching?
Joseph Ronda west coast marines...
+Oscar Herrera glad I didn't have to do that shit, but then again I was in Magic Mike lol
What are they saying after the DI says "forward"? Right before they say "15, 30"?
+King Ausar II The drill instructor gives the command "Extend, March!" The recruits reply, "1, and 3, and 5 full 30 15".
They were in a half step March (30in to 15in steps) because of the extend. The DI command forward is the continue the March in normal full 30 in steps (15 30)
Big Blakk Justin Fino Yea I see that in the other comments. What I mean is the company says something in between the "forward" and "march" commands
+King Ausar II DI preparatory command is "Forward". The Platoon response is "Click". Then the command "March" is given.
King Ausar II ahh ok yea I see what you meant now, when I was in P.I. When our Drill Hat or Senior DI would give the command "Forward" we would scream the ditty "Stand tall, lean back" before he would give the next command "March"...
When they went to order arms they we all off
ONE POINT OF BLACK!!!!
what is up with this high stepping crap?.
wondering the same myself
To get recruits use to marching.
Sids Airbrush this was 6 years ago it's different now
Sounds like Sgt. Sauders in the background haha
Helixify you were Fox?
Papi yeah
Helixify no shit? When did you graduate?
Papi January 29th this year
Helixify you were the cycle before me then. I picked up March 7 and graduated June 3rd. Who were your hats?
Missed this🤢
can anyone tell me what he said when they were pivoting? like what was the command
Robert Payne he did not say extend march or close march but thanks anyway
In the beginning when they're pivoting the DI is saying close to close them up and extend to open them up. Just a different emphasis and certain syllables.
+xxKiDDxRobotxx Piviot and one! And three! And five full three fifteen! Slow. It. Down, Cover, Align!
+xxKiDDxRobotxx The command is CLOSE MARCH but the way he's saying it is CA! LOSE! Then the recruits say MARCH for him. All of them have their own spin on all of the commands. Before he says close march though the recruits yelled MOVEMENT to tell the DI that they're aware that he's about to call a command
xxKiDDxRobotxx Pivot and one! And three! And five full thirty fifteen! Slow! It! Down! Cover! Align!
Fox Co 2127 in 2016 FATAL
why did they say in 3:50?
click sir
Rah!
I'm only 12but I'm going to be a Marine
go to college first then join the Marine Corps as an officer.
DeadMerc Don't forget to study a few courses for a bachelors, it'll give you a kick start.
Army has no clue what this is ..
what do the recruits say after the DI says, "Close"
the guide sucks lol
what week of training is this?
Week 11
+Tennek Trey No name tapes. They're still 1st phase.
+James Brewer my bust, only saw the first 2 min.
Cant nobody match Bravo company at drill
wow no more cut thrust.. and ease the weapon to the deck toe to toe alignment dont rock the weapon sound off
jarhead2547 you don't sound off on the parade deck! At Least diddys you don't
Michael G. P. you still respond aye aye sir!
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Moto Boner
3:01 that's tight squad leader your late. This drill is garbage