EPIC Speech from Marine Corps Drill Instructors - USMC Boot Camp Day 1
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- Marine Corps Recruit Training video of the first time new recruits meet their drill instructors on Parris Island.
This is by far one of the most memorable Marine Corps boot camp experiences the new recruits encounter upon arrival for Marine Corps recruit training. Marine Corps drill instructors do a lot more than just yelling at recruits. The literally make Marines and they have one of the hardest jobs in the Marine Corps.
It's not the same as Marine Corps boot camp in the 1960's, but the overall mission is the same. To make highly disciplined, basically trained Marines.
After passing their initial strength test, Marine Corps recruit training begins with a moment these recruits will never forget. It’s time to meet their drill instructors.
They are the backbone of the Marine Corps, demanding perfectionists who monopolize every waking hour of the recruits’ lives. Every second of every day will be spent with these drill instructors who will mold them into Marines. They will instill in them, through their own example, the upmost levels of professionalism, teamwork, discipline, and confidence. They really do make Marines.
The next 3 days is the period known as “Forming.” It is nothing short of learning a new language, a new culture, a fast paced way of life that starts with the willing obedience of every order. Recruits learn a complete new way of speaking and use language and terminology they will use throughout their entire time in the Marine Corps. The Drill Instructors physically, psychologically, and mentally challenge the recruits, including yelling at maximum volume and intimidation, to simulate stress of the battlefield and elicit immediate compliance to instructions.
Marines don't steal. But we do tactically acquire supplies from other platoons 😂
Lmao exactly!
+turbobenx sometimes the army does become victims of USMC tactical acquisition. It's all fun and games until someone loses their eye pro
lmao
+chouser3216 The correct term is to appropriate. Carry on
There is only one thief in the Marine Corps. Everyone else is just trying to get their shit back.
off went the camera and all hell broke loose ......
Art Mccomeskey honestly 😂
Riiight lol
FACTS!
nice speech, now its time to play dodgeball with those footlockers and exchange a few items of gear with the fellow recruits.
I will never forget, scuzzing the deck with a towel, face down, up and down the aisles. I bump into a pair of boots, say "move motherfucker"...only to look up and notice the sparkly clean pair bates boots and razor crisp sharp trouser seams..I nearly shit myself when I realized it was my kill hat....This was a bad morning for me gents.
Report any mistreatment to your Senior Drill Instructor. Good luck with that one recruit.
For real.
Saint Michael truee
I think that's more for like actual torture or getting beaten bloody. Everything else is just standard.
There was one time I had to report something to my J-hat because the Senior wasn't there, and the J DESPISED me with every ounce of his being. But to my astonishment he listened to what I had to say and made sure that the issue was taken care of. At least in San Diego the DIs care
Saint Michael Seriously.
My Drill SGTs when I was in the Army were a hillbilly from Kentucky, a gangster from Philadelphia, and a jive ass thug from the swamps of Louisiana. I understood exactly 4 words from them total all thru bootcamp.
sounds like my drill sgts at ft Knox 04
That's an awesome combo of instructors to learn from. Sounds like something from a movie.
All due Respect... What does the Army hAve to do with the Corps??
Nope, recruit training is very different than the Army. I had the pleasure of observing "basic" training at Sand Hill on Fort Benning Georgia. Since these soldiers were going on to become infantrymen they thought it was probably the toughest of the Army. Some Drill Sergeants later came to observe recruit training at Parris Island and off the record said it was unbelievable what the recruits have to endure.
There is no other recruit training like the USMC has, every recruit truly earns that title.
Nope, recruit training is very different than the Army. I had the pleasure of observing "basic" training at Sand Hill on Fort Benning Georgia. Since these soldiers were going on to become infantrymen they thought it was probably the toughest of the Army. Some Drill Sergeants later came to observe recruit training at Parris Island and off the record said it was unbelievable what the recruits have to endure.
There is no other recruit training like the USMC has, every recruit truly earns that title.
Now thats the voice of a Driil Instructor.
SgtMaj ElSmeirat is the epitonomy of a Drill Instructor. Drill master, Drill Instructor of the year, and gave his life for Lima Company and the Marine Corps
Yeah but why are they talking about abuse and stuff. Ridiculous. Do the hajis care about that? The DI never did while i was at PI. New generation pussies
When he said to sit up straight, I instantly corrected my slouched posture in my chair
OUTSTANDING, PRIVATE!!
Dude your profile pic scared me, I thought it was a spider on my phone when I first glimpsed at it
Guitarfollower22 Worked for me, too!
@@poppa4178 lol scared the shit out of me too.
lol remember being the recruit sitting down and my heart beating out my chest when i saw my drill instructors
Yeah, that's when things really got real for me. Unil that point, during receiving week, I was thinking to myself, this doesn't seem too bad. Then we got dropped off and that's when I thought to myself, you meanthat whole week wasn't with my real DIs? What have I gotten myself into?
It’s been almost 50 years and it still sends a chill down my spine! Semper fi!
Paris Island - 72
USNA : 78
my husband was at Parris Island in 81
PI 1989 Quantico OCS 1991 Semper Fi, Devildog
@@dmattai Semper Fi fellow mustang Marine!👍🏽🇺🇸
Parris Island 1979. OOOOO RAH!!!
Only officers worth their salt were Gunners
You think it's funny till you're there
I have friends who went there in 1997...they said it was a game to them. But this guy was a 4:25 mile runner in high school so he was tougher than the average recruit.
It gets funny when you're there after about the first month. I went to boot camp in 2003 and still laugh when I remember some of the shit my drill instructors said.
#Fact
indoctrination? I bet it does hit different.
I still remember when I went to boot camp back in 2003. The Marine Corp changed my life for the better, and for that I am forever grateful to be a Marine. 3rd battalion Mike company, lead series is where I was born
Same here 3rd deck lead
@@bookerbook2483 Lol, I was third deck lead series Mike Company. Was a little annoying having to run up those steps every day, but I felt better about it after having to watch first deck crush the house to set up the indoor classroom for all of lead series because the weather was too bad to go to class.
Boot
3081, Fall of '86 "Mike Company" Skip, Mims, Love and Pfortmiller.
The same as when I was there in '83. To all you who posted to this and said you wouldn't be scared, you have no idea what you are saying. I remember my first day - standing outside the chow hall in a pseudo formation as a 3rd phase platoon came marching at us. We had no clue what to do - stay put, move? Their shirts were dirty from playing the 'rose garden' and as snap and pop as you can get. They marched right up to us, did an oblique, straightened, and obliqued back. Our jaws dropped. Could not understand a word their Drill Instructor said. The most impressive thing I had ever seen.
1st time I experienced a similar situation they did a "to the rear" march and I had to look around to see what the hell happened lol
Yes the senior companies were always intimidating and I'm already by the way
@@rolfstamenov9914 Maybe you fucks who call it hard were just soft to begin with. Ever thought of that?
@@jawant6039 listen pussy.... I was HARDCORE........ no gi bill pussy shit here
You must be a WM
This is why I joined the Air Force back in 1991, knew these jarheads were absolutely insane.
some dude somewhere joined the Marines around that time for the polar opposite reason
I will always remember that day. Those were the days!
No Marine, ever.......forgot that day. Semper Fi.
My son is in the USMC and graduated from here. The men and women here have my respect and appreciation for their service and sacrifice. I was there for family day and the whole island is beautiful. Compliments to those who work so hard to keep it maintained.
That Captain has either been promoted extremely fast or has been aging extremely well. Without the insignia I would have assumed him to be no older than 25.
what is ROTC
Reserve Officers' Training Corps.
you go to college, but drill once a week and during the summers.
They pay you a monthly amount and pay for your books and tuition, if you're regular, rather than reserve.
You get a commission as an officer upon graduation. Then, you go on active duty. usually for 4 years.
Cheers. Didn't expect them to lead a boot camp company though.
KutWrite
Thank you!
I was thinking the same thing. I was like how old is this kid 22? A captain who looks like he's straight out of high school
That was literally perfect when the other DI's went into parade rest.
Imagine having to sit through this after looking at a bunch of Full Metal Jacket memes. Laugh and you're in dead meat.
My days.1982. Was worse than this MC. This is a joke. Back then we had no phones. Had to write a letter to say I'm okay. I'm here.
@@yancynieves5074 Someone who went through in 1965 would say you had it easy as well...At least you weren't Ribbon-Creek'd if you know what that incident was, where the DI led a bunch of recruits to their drowning deaths.
"Izzat you, John Wayne? Is this me?"
@@richintalent "Who said that... WHO THE FUCK SAID THAT?"
@@55robloxmaster the FAIRY FUCKING GODMOTHER said it!
man, i wish i had drill sergeants that cared as much about our training as these DI's do.
all these drill instructors were in my company when i went thru parris island, sgt rudolph was a ssgt though and sgt burke was a sdi, time flies
What company were you?
what about Staff Sgt. ElfRod?
How were they?
So crazy to think none of these DIs was likely even born when I went to bootcamp in 1988. But their savagery is no different than what I dealt with at MCRD.
I graduated from MCRD in 1988 as well.
Semper Fi.
Platoon? I was with 3105@@broaddusmarines
True. I got out in 1985. Enlisted Feb 1981.
Same thing for the Navy, although we didn't get our uniforms until after processing. Although we just get 3 RDC's, all enlisted. I had a Chief, a 1st class and a 2nd class. My Chief was a Marine himself then crossed over to the Navy as a brown water gunners mate. Total badass.
"SIT UP STRAIGHT" and at that very moment....
Unfckwidable they knew they fucked up!
At that moment I shit my pants.
@@rawfusion45m they fucked up the moment they saw those double doors on arrival at Parris Island
Memories here man, The nightmare I feared was a reality during Boot Camp. A complete mind screw, I was in hell! I wish, I wish I could live that nightmare over again for the rest of my life. Semper Fi!
This caused me a good hearty chuckle.
My husband was a retired DI. Even whispers could be heard in a full room.
He passed away the week following a long illness, but not before a retired general gave him permission
Be proud of yourself & the uniform you wear. Semper Fi ! 92-96. My Baby Girl was born in Lejeune, 1995.
Yeah, these guys are way more scary than the ones from my Army Basic days L.O.L.!!!! Respect
Damn that parade rest was cleannnn. 2:29
the thing is, these men together are expected to train these men and send them off to fight another people. These men are not going to let you go until they believe you can be calm, strong, and disciplined in a chaotic environment.
Just by the way they recited the Drill Instructor creed, you know they had some fun with those recruits.
The eye stare with the voice, that's a Drill Instructor. love it.
That's a legendary SDI J. El-Smeirat , i had the pleasure to be taught by him in DI school. His favorite quote "If i were you, which im not, Never will be.." 😂 His screaming voice is 10x louder than this.
God damn when the senior drill instructor started speaking i got a chill up my spine lol
I can't imagine having that brotherhood. What an incredible start in life it must be for a young man.
3:20 "With firmness, fairness dignity and compassion."
In that voice cracks me up every time cuz I know that as soon as the cameras are off ITS ON!
Best memories of my life lol
Casualguy 939 this is compassion, marine Corp compassion!
"We will treat you with dignity and compassion"
lmao...such a lie
I know right?
As a sergeant myself, every time we come down harsh on our men in peacetime, it's with the intention of making them into the best they can be. More sweat in peacetime, less blood in wartime. We're doing more harm than good by being 'lenient'
+Joker Vids Don't believe that for a minute. Navy SEALs are one of the best in the business and I've never heard of any Navy instructors mistreating men as the USMC does. I enlisted April 26, 1972 and we all were punched, kicked, fingers in our eyeballs, denied food regularly, struck with rifles, and anything else they could get a hold of, made to get in a push-up position only using our elbows instead of our hands on the old wooden cracked decks (floors) until our elbows were bleeding, and if a recruits back bowed, he got a fist in his spine or a boot in the ribs. I could go on but you get the idea. I was and am still proud to be a Marine but the abuse inflicted on us was the reason I didn't make a career of the Marine Corps. Oh, and for those wondering, the D.I.'s told us that if we admited to being mistreated to the interveiwing officer, we would not graduate and be required to stay in limbo in a recruit platoon until an investigation was completed, not a good idea. so we all said "no sir" and went home.
+Spike Ralph you misunderstand me, I don't condone mistreatment of recruits or trainees, but I believe in coming down hard on them when something they do or think is wrong. I'm harsh but fair, I wouldn't make them do anything undignified, and certainly If it's a fault in their ability not in their discipline, I'll work with them constructively to better their soldering skills.
+Spike Ralph : I enlisted in January of 74. And if my Drill instructor didn't kick the shit out of me at least 2 or 3 times a week i started to believe they didn't love me anymore. Yea abuse was an everyday happening on Parris Island back then, maybe today as well. On my 3rd week at Parris Island i had my nose broken for eye fuckin a SDI. And everything you stated is true. The beatings with rifles, the beatings in general, the mote ditch, and so on. And this captain is full of shit by saying if you have a problem report to your SDI or if you are mistreated report it as well to your SDI. Yea, that's the first fucking thing you wanna do. Tell me how that works out. At my age i would love to back to PI for one day. DI, SDI,Company CO, means nothing to me anymore. 0311....
Staff Sargent Smith was my senior drill instructor
Parris Island, SC RTR 1st Batallion A Company Platoon 1088 Recruit #35 Rifle (M-16 A-2) serial number 6112182 Graduation Date November 14, 1985 SDI SSGT Gallardo, DI SSGT Louder, DI SGT Salinas, and toward the end, DI SGT Casovant I will never forget all of your professionalism. We took initial drill, rifle range, and final drill. I cannot remember the name of our series chief drill instructor (and I thought I remembered everything), but he motivated us!
I watch these calming videos to go to sleep. Yelling and chaos ain’t shit
These guys are so awesome! I kinda wish I had the nuts to go through with this, when I was younger.
That sounded my an ultimate warrior promo! My motivation is through the roof right now
"Hello, I am here to yell at the top of my lungs just because, until you graduate!" "Do you understand?"
Never Quit, or Give Up!
There are a lot of people disrespecting the Marines and their training methods, and I feel obligated to quote A Few Good Men...
"We live in a world that has walls, and those walls have to be guarded by men with guns. Who's gonna do it? You?... I have a greater responsibility than you can possibly fathom. You curse the Marines. You have that luxury...
My existence, while grotesque and incomprehensible to you, saves lives.
Deep down in places you don't talk about at parties, you want me on that wall -- you need me on that wall. We use words like 'honor,' 'code,' 'loyalty.' We use these words as the backbone of a life spent defending something. You use them as a punch line. I have neither the time nor the inclination to explain myself to a man who rises and sleeps under the blanket of the very freedom that I provide and then questions the manner in which I provide it.
I would rather you just said 'thank you.'"
Hahaha movie quotes! Seriously! All I'm saying is that in my experience no other allied / western military adopted this robot pantomime in training. It's just laughable. Like, what does it actually achieve? Does anyone ever look at that guy and think, I want to be him? No because he's the bellend who went through trg getting ragged and then carried a chip on his shoulder until he could go back as an instructor and be that bellend, and don't tell me he's there because he's the best. He's there because he lives locally and smashed it down on his posting order or some other spurious reason. It's time shit like this was cast off to the sea where it belongs.
+Bradley Boucher You sound like a real hero.
+Milk Man "9/11 was an inside job" lmfao you should not be taken seriosly by anyone. Have fun with your conspiracy theories and see how far that gets you in life jackass.
+Bradley Boucher Hahaha amazing. Full of shite like your brothers in arms.
+Milk Man reality needs to hit you soon too
fuckin love the voice of the senior DI. although itd probably get tiresome after 3 months. thanks to all those watching the video who are joining the marines.
Its funny, that they dont show the next part..... :)
+Plague Gaming whats the next part :o
Alot of screaming and yelling.....
+slyklei Foot lockers getting toss, shit flying everywhere
thats what i was waiting for. certainly a day i wont forget haha
+Plague Gaming Recruit walks into the bathroom at 3 in the morning and kills the senior drill instructor.
Memories memories
I love my country and consider myself a patriot. I was a 4F back in 1994 out of high school for medical reasons. I’ve tried to turn my desire to serve into an appreciation for those that have, are, and will in my place. I wanted to be a marine and I respect what they do and how they do it. All that aside I also have a very stupid sense of humor and lack poor self control when it comes to laughter. I assure you I’d have laughed at the DIs and got my ass kicked. They’re trying so hard to be scary badass hardcore guys that they sound comical. Boot camp might’ve been the worst time in my life if I’d been allowed to enlist.
nicest day you will have in the marines right here.
still makes me freakin nervous as hell. I miss it though
The best 3 months of my life.
that I never want to have again.
That SDIs frog voice tho XD
The Iron Ghost I hear ya. Senior DI sounds like a pit bull trapped in a human body!
I've heard worse, both in person and in videos.
My son was at parris Island. His company was the only one that had three gunnys as dies. All had combat experience. He said it was a great experience.
verbal abuse will not be tolerated... treat you like we treat other Marines... compassion... 😂😂😂
Only corporals are allowed to give corporal punishment Groucho Marx.
When I went into boot camp in the early 80's, we didn't have this. Our first early morning was a ride from the airport and being screamed at every point of the day. We got our heads shaved, clothes, to the barracks, then to a class room where the Battalion Commander was introduced, as well as the Chaplains or Rabis, then our Drill Instructors. We watched a movie, Sand Of Iwo Jima and then back to the barracks to be yelled out some more. And not my series but a series ahead of this did have a problem with a DI. One kid wrote a letter home to his congressman father and told about an incident of beating from one DI. They locked the whole platoon into a squad bay, and NCIS came in. DI went bye bye as well as the other DI's. They were put into a limbo situation until new DI's were assigned. It was a long 12 weeks, but I have the fortunate position of having an Associated Degree when I went in. I was the Whiskey Locker Private, the Scribe for the whole series, and the Hygiene private that followed the DI's during his night inspection and made up the Night Watch. Sometimes I didn't even go to train because I was doing their paperwork. I had to write down on Index cards, for 9-12 DI's the training schedule for the day. I had an automatic spot for LCpl at graduation, shot expert, and had a 300 pft. But my good they fucked with me all the time. I would be doing paper work and they would bother me non stop, everytime they would walk in I had to jump up and call for attention, even though I was the only one there. I did so many pushups when my brother who was a Navy Lt, would write on Navy Envelopes that "Marine's Suck" and other stuff. He tortured me. The Series Commander and XO were 2 1st Lt's who also would mess with me. Because they understood that I was going to a reserve unit after 2 years and finish my degree. They kept pushing me to go into Infantry. I graduated as the series guidon bearer following my Lt with the series flag. And when we did eye's right I was to drop the flag level. Then I went to Infantry training, then Recon. Went to the reserves, got my Degree, then back to being yelled at at OCS. It was like spending 6 years of my life from enlisted to officer at being yelled at by my father. BYW, he got his commision in the Army in 1951 and spent 36 years as an officer. Those years, were truly the best years of my life.
When I was in boot camp and sat down like these Recruites. 1:40 is when a brick of shit landed in my pants.
These guys are deadly serious
Respect to the psychos who sign up for that shit
Rah
Oooooo- mother fucken- rah!!!!
+UnityPlays Rah
+UnityPlays Was a lot of fun! Did it back in 1987!! 10 years in the best of the best!
+Ron Rollins You're braver men than me. I tried to get into the Air Force (Pararescue) but I couldn't even enlist due to a nut allergy. You believe that shit? Guy walks up to a recruiter and says "Hey, I wanna sacrifice my civilian life to go save those serving our country." "Sorry you might encounter a bigger enemy than the Taliban or ISIS... peanuts."
Mental toughness is to key to this shit
THIS IS MY RIFLE THIS IS MY GUN ONE IS FOR FIGHTING ONE IS FOR FUN LMAO
+Don Bryant Lmaooo
#full metal jacket
hmm good
feels good
is good
Every Marines most anticipating day to meet your DI's but then you realize.....wtf did I get myself into 😂
Still wearing scars from DI striking me over the right eye with my M16A1, rear sight caught me. Circa 1975.
my husband has a scar on his face from a DI in 1981
I have an upper lip one from a combo lock to the head,. 1989
so funny watching this after 29? years? Orchestrated. My experience was the real deal. Old school ass kicking. Thank you Sgt Peric, Sgt Brown, OoohfingRah
In 1977 our series commander put it a little different. They would say, " If any recruit has ever been mentally, morally or physically abused report such matters to your series commander". Good luck with that one, in the Marine's there are no snitches.
Amen. One is taught, very early, to suck it up.
If they’re not snitches why would they say that in the first place, seems misleading to say something like that if you don’t actually mean it
Gave me chills behind my back... I ship July 25th of this year, MCRD San Diego
Did you make it
@@micahgotracksplays2875 Skipped to Mexico
Ssgt elsmerat started his first tour as a drill instructor in my platoon back in 2012. Plt 3078 graduated Oct. 5th 2012.
0:08= Awww....look at the cute little kiddo playing officer, how fun and cuddly!2:07= *Oh shit....the REAL Marines are here....and this shit just got real!!!*
Happy Birthday Marines.
SDI has a serious frog voice. damn
SGT Sandwich PLAYS Sounds like a human pit bull. *Real tough guy!*
All the yelling they do you will likely end up with one.
I'll be there June 13th, videos like this get me kinda scared excited.
and that's why I joined the air force.
+Frank Castle YES!!!! OH GOD YES LMAO!!! these guys are so fucked...
Frank Castle I like the honesty... smart choice lol
If you think this is bad you have noooooooo idea
Trueeeeee
#AirPower
After im done with high school. Im enlisting, and im ready for it! OORAH!
Ouch! A 4-hat platoon: with this snarling Senior DI, I feel sorry for this group of recruits.
Aren't most platoons 4-5 hats counting the 1LT or Captain in charge?
@@chrismc410 You, sir (ma'am?), have obviously *_NEVER_* been through USMC basic training or else you would know that officers *_DO NOT_* have any interaction with recruits vis-a-vis training. Granted, the series commander-either a 1st or 2nd Lieutenant-may 'lead' a series PT run, but he is never present during day-to-day training.
@@robgyanisu312 no i haven't. But i assumed the officer in charge would meet those he's in charge of at least once.
@@chrismc410 Only if they've screwed badly enough to be placed on _trial training,_ then the OIC will 'counsel' the recruit in question.
@@robgyanisu312 trial training?
23 years ago that was me sitting on the deck. Semper Fi
Senior DI sounds like a white DMX hahaaaaaa!
Is that you John Wayne…. Is this me?
Fuck me I get this next week! :(
+G Man Gumby Good luck! I wish I can say that! I have to wait a year...
+Galante Beats
thanks, good luck to you too!
SD or PI
SD
+Galante Beats
Nice! Same
at least you are mentaly preparing yourself, I am currently training with my recruiters before they send me to boot camp.
My platoon, My cycle (Because i see my very own very distinguishable head). Lima Co. 3097 in Sep 2013. Man oh man do i owe these guys for how i turned out. I see some others in here that are familiar with them as well. I'd do it all over again if i could.
that's a lot of wooks in that chain of command pic in the back............wow
The Senior Drill Instructor
Is how every poor boss seems to think thats how they need to tell people what to do.
But I understand that, they need to be this way in boot camp
"Bark, bark, baaaaaaaaaark, bark, baaaark"...............
one things for sure, soft cocks don't become DI
Happy birthday Marines corp 11-10-22
When did batman join the marines!
That SDI was my heavy when I went through boot camp one scary man but a certified badass
Jump school at Bragg was just as bad with the Di’s....
i'll admit they teach you discipline though.
Sergeant Rudolph! I went Sergeant's Course with him in Okinawa. Semper Fidelis!
I graduated from USMC OCS in summer of 87.’ I enjoy watching these DI videos as our DI’s were PI DI’s and after week 5 began making it clear that they saw themselves superior to the “Hollywood” DI’s out of MCRD SAN DIEGO. In any event, what I’ve always wondered (and any DI’s out there please let me know) why at the recruit depots the recruits meet their DI’s in a very formal ceremony complete with oaths. Why? We met our DI’s that first evening at 0 dark 30 after a full day of leisurely admin processing. All I remember is the din of shouting and racks tipping over (with candidates aboard) and foot lockers flying. That, ladies and gentlemen, was how it was there and then. I have to say that my introduction was worse than I thought it would be. I knew I’d face a tornado but I thought at least I’d see it coming. I assumed the next morning we’d get some other rude introduction. Nay, nobody was safe. It was some hazing deal and it got our immediate attention. It wasn’t until week 8 or so that our DI’s began to “warm” up to us mostly since we were the remains of a once admin 60+ man platoon. We graduated 27. That’s how it should be at OCS I suppose. Anyway, our DI’s were proud of us and we of them. We managed to win some company or larger drill comp and that was a real feather in their caps too so they praised us and that really instilled confidence and some swagger. These guys were very hard on us but they were doing their duty to screen for Officer types who would at least not likely get their Marines killed out of stupidity or negligence. I think of them now and then and all of my platoon mates one of whom was killed on active duty when his Harrier crashed at Cherry Point in 93.’ Anyway, there must be a reason for the differing introductions. Dan M, former Capt USMC, lifetime Marine.
Sit up straight and look at me!
Hot damn...I remember Sgt. Lugo's OLDER brother. Dude was a freaking tank. I remember him saying that he had a little brother that was planning on enlisting.
That receiving squad bay hasn’t change a bit.
My SGT IS IN THIS VIDEO AS A SSGT AND A HAT!!! THIS IS EPIC
Of course they're trying to impress you. Impression of some kind is what motivates people.
Negative negative negative negative. Strategically transfer equipment to alternate locations.
Theft by acquisition because possession is 9/10ths of the law 😉
One of my uncles retired from the Marines couple years ago Gunny U. He’s one kool guy 🤙🏽💯...!!! 🤙🏽🇬🇺🇲🇵🤙🏽 !!!
Captain: "I will train these recruits to the best of my abilities"
Drill Instructor: "Adada abababa hababa babababa abababa"
Ahhhhh...the memories! P.I., 3rd Battalion - I Co., Plt. 3036, Aug. 1980.
Why does the camera cut off on all of these videos just as the "fun" is about to start 🤣🤣🤣
We never get to see the "pit" action, or making it "rain".
We never get to see "Saturday Night Disco on the Quarterdeck". A favorite of one DI when he had to work the Saturday duty. Nothing like doing mountain climbers, bends and thrusts to disco music.
We never, ever, ever, get to eyeball the always popular......"scrub brushes bulkhead....MOVE".
Good times had by all.
Parris Island 1983 2nd BN, D.Co.
reminds me of a few teachers i had.
2:07 When these Marines new they were fucked beyond saving. Mad respect to the instructors and the recruits.
+cheezeman132 Is that his real voice or does he add some drama to motivate/induce fear?
+Lu Bre most drill instructors add drama into their voices to do both. Most of their yelling means nothing, it's just to improve mental toughness of the recruits.
+Lu Bre their voice is coarse for yelling all the time...
I can't stop laughing when the Sergeant is all like "SIT UP STRAIGHT!!"
Everyone: *sits up straight*
1:03
Satan just unleashed his
Devil Dogs/Hell Hounds
I thought that they were all sitting up until the Sr said sit up and everyone's head went up a little bit higher 😂 I'm so glad that I joined the Air Force 😂
😂😂😂