Basic Training Failure VS Angry Drill SGT
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 มิ.ย. 2019
- angry-cops.com
When you QUIT Basic Training, you automatically make a TH-cam video blaming THE Drill SGTs and attempt to ruin their military careers right? Well, that's what this guy did. Angry Drill SGT goes through the Drop Out's video point by point all while adding the crassness we come to expect from a Drill SGT tired of dealing with excuses.
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On behalf of Civilian Men... we do not want him either.
Jay C without military, the US has no way to defend itself... You have no common sense.
Jay C We don’t need stupid military. We need smart military 👍🏼👍🏼
Jay C You’re right. Armed forces is the way to go
Jay C Armed forces is military tho...
Jay C Not as useless as incompetent people 😂😂
My Drill made the quitter in my class carry a potted plant around for the entire cycle. Told him he was a waste of oxygen. This was in 2005 when people had thicker skin lol
Better times...
😂😂😂💀 ive always admired the creative ways the drill sergeants punished people.
Coming from a military brat, that's fucking awesome.
thats the best thing ive heard since the invention of the computer
LOOOOOOOL
I went to basic with this guy. We trained under the same company and to be completely honest he was an absolute cancer for everyone and the drill sergeants kept him on purpose for an extra 6 months
Him crying about hand sanitizer was hilarious. I can't count how many meals I've eaten with greasy, dirty, muddy hands. It builds character.
We had a few back in ‘84-85, at Leonard Wood. They were the guest of honor at many sock & blanket parties.
@Ronnie P Shit I'm no soldier but I've eaten gas station sandwiches with unholy hands more times than I can count. Diesel fuel and gasoline, hydraulic fluid, oil of several different types, fertilizer, pesticides, rotten potato/squash/gourd, dirt, lithium grease, roof tar, paint, probably plenty more. Maybe a quick rinse with a bit of water to get the bulk of it off. The guy's actually being a big whiny pussy.
@@whatbroicanhave50character35 Amen brother! You don't have to be a soldier to be a man. When he started whining about hand sanitizer it made me wonder if it wasn't really a woman. Your list looks a lot like mine! Last week I swapped a fuel pump, so I'm covered in gasoline, but I cleaned my hands like a man- with a shop rag!
@Ronnie P Nastiest shit I ever had on my hands while eating is glyphosate. Not the baby bitch diluted Walmart roundup stuff, no I was diluting the ultra-concentrated stuff with gallons of water for weed treatments on nearly a hundred acres of crops. Plenty of times I'd get done spraying and just sit down for a snack or lunch after pouring some water from a bottle over my hands and rubbing. Got done there when I nearly lost my life to a machine though, we weren't what you'd call "OSHA compliant". My point is, is you're usually expected to do what you gotta do to get the job done right and get it done quickly. Washing your hands every time you might have a little something on them wastes tons of what little time you have in the day. We've 100% tried guys out and laughed hysterically every time we saw them wipe their hands on their jeans and we definitely didn't invite them back a second day. Sure sanitizer doesn't take any time but I don't know man, I hardly ever get sick and I don't bother keeping my hands meticulously clean unless I cook for someone else or I'm getting done for the day so I don't get black lightswitches lol.
Even as a non-trainer, I still tried my damdest to pull my weight. (I broke my arm in red phase) I would still do PT that didn't require my arm, and I would do forward lunges on exercises that required arm usage until the battalion commander told my DS not to let me. When that happened, I started taking over all of the Fire Guard so my battles could sleep to the point where I was a literal zombie. DS asked me what the hell was wrong, and my battle told em' "Moseley Didn't wake anyone up for Fireguard.) In the end, I was sent home on temp leave for R&R, but when it came time to give it another go, I specifically asked to be placed in my old company. And you best believe my DS's were on my ass much more than everyone else'. But that's something I expected and was humbled by. My DS's expected more of me because I was a recycle, and that only made me want to try harder and prove they were correct to believe in me. Long story short, I graduated at the top of my platoon with a rank upgrade. 3'rd Platoon was the best of all 5 platoons, winning all four flags too. Here I am now writing this almost two years later about to promote to SPC. The Army will NOT give up on you, and nor will your Drill Sergeants, First Sergeant and Battalion commander. You just have to show them that you are motivated to succeed.
So true brother. You listed your Drill, Battalion Commander etc, but I'll add to that. In the civilian world and everywhere on the planet, people respect you for giving your all. I've had guys that I never got along with, and didn't like me, also admit they respected me. Give it 100% at all times and you'll be surprised who is noticing.
Hell yes, battle. Get you some!
I bet those DS were secretly proud as fuck of you, man.
The difference is you legit broke your arm. Shit happens. These cancer non trainees always have some bullshit excuse
When I got to boot in the Navy in 86 I was a total cluster fuck. The CO put me up front in the barracks and had the company Master at Arms (a man 10 years my senior) take me under his wing. By the time we were done with service week (week 4) I was a fucking squared-away sailor. Hardcore, standing tall and passing the tests with ease. The CO never gave up on me, and I made him proud by not giving up on myself. I went on to Apprenticeship training and then to the fleet. After one year aboard a ship, I was trained as a Hospital Corpsman and then trained 8404 field medic I gained my FMF in 1994 and went on to serve with the USMC in several combat operations. I served 20 years retired and now work for the VA as an RN. I take care of our brothers and sisters and make a hell of a nice living doing it. I owe it all to a BT1 who was my training officer at Great Lakes Ill. He never gave up on me; he was very hard on me, but that is because he knew my limits better than I knew them myself. I would not change a thing. Semper Fi brother! Much love from an old navy man.
*Quits basic to get away from getting destroyed by drill sergeants *
*GETS DESTROYED BY DRILL SERGEANT AS A CIVILIAN*
you can't escape
Angry Cops DS, Disagreed, I’ve got an appointment today
Watch DS Lynch make a video about him lmao Rally all the Drill sergeants.
Super Impala burn
Bad karma followed him
The 1.3k people who disliked this video are the ones who couldn’t make it through basic/boot
i didnt got into Basic Training ( its called diffrent in Germany i think) even i wanted to but still enjoyed the Video. Funfact: Switzerland can put you into another Training if you are good enough in Basic Training and you cant do shit against it.
Bro i dont think i can survive the boot camp
John Jove yea me too I’m too weak
@@_fuushi i feel that
Archi the Penguin you’ll never be able to accomplish anything worth while in life if you walk around with that kind of attitude. Pick your chin up off the ground and if joining the military is something you’d really like to do then please do it. There’s nothing more rewarding in life ( apart from being a husband and father ) then being a member of the US armed forces. That goes for both of you
When I went through basic there was a single non trainee that was looked at without any kind of negativity towards from us or the Drill Sergeants. He got diagnosed with asthma while we were there, but up until that point he did damn near everything within his power to be the best he could. I wish that guy the best of luck. Woulda been a great Soldier.
Did he still get the benefits of being a trainee or did he lose those from being unlucky
I was one of those individuals, being medically separated from the Navy due to injuries. We might not have graduated, but we still support those who did! Keep your head up!
The key is "up until that point he did damn near everything within his power to be the best he could". Forget Basic Training, _in life_ people respect people who give it their all. We can respect a guy who tries hard and falls short. We do not respect people who do not try, and people who quit.
Since when do they knock people for asthma?
Couple decades. Technically you can still join with it, if your last attack happened before age 13. You need a waiver though.
I still remember the first day of basic back in 92 when the drill sergeants asked if there was anyone who felt like they made a mistake and wanted out. One kid raised his hand. Legend has it, he's still out processing to this day.
When I was there, all the DS’s in reception always said the fastest way out of basic training was to graduate
“I was treated bad in basic training.” LITERALLY THATS THE ONLY THING EVERYBODY KNOWS ABOUT BASIC TRAINING.
And the Gas
Yep I couldn't do Drill and ceremony had 2 left feet. Drill Sgt Torez got in my face called me Private Gomer Pile. Had me stand watching everyone with my hat backwards and my thumb In my mouth. Was humiliating and horrible.
Then he assigned me the Platoons best Private as my new battle budy and we had to practice at D&C every chance we got. I worked very hard at it and became one if the best in the Platoon.
My Drill handled it perfectly tought me several life lessons that a way.
Lol dam that sucks what did you do to piss him off
Hahahahahahaha
Your supposed to get treated like shit. THATS WHAT ITS ABOUT! Sadly everyone loves to be pussy hurt.. so many people actually fucking quit when I had me a medical injury that got me fucked out. I literally fought for hell on earth to keep going. But I had people quitting beside me that said it wasn’t for them. And they had the chance to graduate before I even did... it’s fucking upsetting and then they get pissed because they don’t have any special rights with getting out.
On behalf of the Space Force..... we'll definitely take him. He's perfect for our solo recon mission to Uranus.
he'll get pink eye from that anus though
@@Metro_6969 Nah space force is the nerds and those we want to send far far away.
@@DysmasTheGoodThief poor guy, that's just his face
Ashleybobby 1 this is gold
Looks like he has experience already, as long as he pulls his head out of his to complete that first mission
I had a heat stroke in basic training and went back to my flight the next day. 104.7 temp. Those guys that weren't willing to work got no respect from others. My brother got discharged from the Marines after 2 months when he got pneumonia and they discovered his heart murmur. He still fought to stay in.
I miss basic training. Then again I also miss Iraq. They were the best vacations I’ve ever had. I remember one guy from my basic training company that went to take a piss when we were on our FTX. The drill Sargents popped CS gas and the dude freaked out and forgot that he had his gas mask with him and ran screaming into the woods and kissed a pine tree. It still makes me smile when I think about it.
"kissed a pine tree" using that. That's absolutely hilarious, thank you for sharing.
On behalf of the Air Force: we don’t want him either 🤷🏻♂️
You know it’s bad when even the Air Force doesn’t want you.
@@kitkatherine23 nah, you know it's bad when the coast guard doesnt want you
It's even worse when your parents don't want you
Grace Rydberg Air Force doesn’t want most people.
The Boy Scouts don’t want him either
"Private, if you don't get the fuck away from me, I'm going to kick you in your chest until your lungs collapse"
-The moment I realized I preffered my airways functioning, and got away from the Drill Sergeant.
I thought it'd be around the time the Drill Sergent comes running at you with a rubber knife screaming "WHERE'S YOUR BATTLE BUDDY!?!"
"I'm going to skullfuck you up and down this course" was always a favorite
@@codymech5681 that's the one I was waiting for in the video. 😂
codymech56 id be like go ahead
@@codymech5681 they couldn't say skullfuck when i went they said skulldrag. I was disappointed I mean we all knew what they meant but stupid fucking bullshit sexual harassment shit
"I was treated badly during Basic training"
Isn't...that a normal part of...basic training?
I did not pass basic training either. I was medically separated from the Navy due to injuries sustained to both feet and both tibias during training. Even I, someone who essentially failed out (against my will) and lost my rate due to a previously undiagnosed condition, felt more pride for myself and more dedication to my branch than this individual. I felt ashamed to be separated, but at least I didn't cry and whine like this guy!
rightfully so my dude. you actually tried AND had actual reasons for being dismissed.. so, incase no one said it, well done.. regardless of the outcome 🤝
So did you make a come back
Your separation was not your fault. What matters is you tried. You did the right thing; don't ever forget that.
I was also medically separated from the Marines. I watched my platoon graduate without me. I refused to leave my training company, but due to my case, I was DONE. My only regret is not getting IT’d one last time.
@@petezahutt4859 It's okay. We tried our absolute best. We did more than most ever will, we enlisted.
On behalf of the Salvation Army: we don't want him.
😂😂😂😂😂 That's fucking funny shit right there
Holy fuck
Wut do that even mean
I love it
Just some G.I. yes
LOL He removed the video. Looks like he quit at TH-cam also.
It was the Tiny Heart Syndrome LMAO
He was probably getting destroyed and his inbox invaded
He just changed his name and re uploaded. He a pansy ass
*Angry Sgt Perks up*
Wheres this video at..I feel like some laughs this morning!
I was Navy. Went to boot in Orlando in 1983. I caught pneumonia at the end of week 4 so I spent work week in the hospital. I got released, went back to my company, and graduated on time. Barely. PT sucked worse than usual but I made it. So I have no sympathy for someone just dropping out.
(Insert gay navy joke here)
@@camostrike4395 You could say he "took one for the team"
@@guyver441 lol
Did you ever consider joining the military?
@@InitialFailure Best comment 🏆
Got a really bad neck injury in bootcamp (mc), left me unable to straighten my neck and in a TOOOON of pain... was given the chance to quit or be recycled. Went and ran my final PFT the next day, got my neck fixed after, and proudly graduated Sept 11, 2009.
On behalf of the homeless people,we don't him around at all.
It's a rough life out on the streets, and he's too soft.
Hahahaha!
Wooooooow
Lol
Hahaha
That's a veterans only club
When I went into the military in 1966, you were not allowed to quit.
It was also conscription back then...
I can bring him in... as a dishwasher.
I was under the impression you still weren’t. Not sure when that changed
Patches 1942 you still can’t u right
DjSourNipples I was Army 74-76 and the quitters had their own barracks and were not allowed to blouse their pants so everyone could recognize them and pick on them also my embarrassing nephew quit the Army a couple of years ago
14:21
As an 11B who recently graduated OSUT, I did four shifts in one night. Not in the field, in the bay. One I did for a battle buddy, one I was already scheduled, and the other two I was paid $20 dollars each.
Let's just say I really enjoyed reading my book in a nice quiet room for once.
I wish we could do that when I went through BCT, but we had to go check in and if we didn't match the roster everyone pulled fireguard that shift. At one point we were fucking up as a platoon so much we had 6 man fire guards, so everyone has 2-3 shifts a night too. Good times lol
I feel ya, I had to pull triple shifts for like 4 days as a punishment in my company at Fort Jackson. That was boring as fuck.
@@goldenrodprime226 ay what battalion were you apart of?
@@r.w.860 3-13.
@@goldenrodprime226 balls. I was 1-34
You are the most stereotypical drill sergeant I have ever seen. And I salute you for it.
I want to see
Angry drill sergeant VS angry Gordon Ramsey
I will pay top dollar
Fun fact: that exists, look up "Training and Cooking with the Royal Marines" and enjoy.
@@NEEDbacon USMC or nothing
Gordon: ITS RAW
Drill Seargent: ITS A MRE GUY
...but....
WHERE IS THE LAMB SAUCE??????
@@NEEDbacon Thanks for that suggestion. Loved it.
Even outside of basic training, this dude is still getting destroyed by a drill sergeant.
Lmao! This is hilarious!
Good. I hope one of his friends found this and sent it to him.
That shit scares me. And I got out as a corporal!
yes yes yes times 300 yes i love it actually here the funny part if i was a target i might just laugh that im getting roasted
@@Degdreams *laughs in E4 mafia*
We had a guy at basic that thought assaulting a Drill Sgt. would get him thrown out. Not sure what happened to him but I do remember that when he left the barracks he was on a stretcher.
I was 24 when I went to basic. The drills there were pretty much the same as my dad and granddad while growing up. Follow instructions, do the job and don't fuck up.
Basic and AIT was a breeze for me. I could never understand the mental weakness of some of the other privates breaking down just because a drill was yelling at them. What did they expect for failing to listen and fucking up?
Personally I think it’s the lack of responsibility that is put on young men that fails to turn them into well adjusted adults. I grew up kind of privileged (particularly after my dad graduated college and got a good job) but even then I was expected to get good grades, get a job, buy my own car and pay for my own gas, insurance, and phone bill. Most people in my school looked at me like my parents were either poor or simply oppressive and unfair (these kids had everything handed to them). When I got to basic in 2015 there was a clear distinction between the recruits who grew up privileged and sheltered lives vs those who either had to pull their own weight to help the family stay afloat, or simply they were just raised to take on responsibilities at a young age (typically guys who were doing farm work or helping their dad fix up the house/car/yard since they were little). I quickly learned that the latter had an easier time in bootcamp regardless if they were 18 like myself, your age, or older, and I stuck around with them and humbled myself to learn from them. The kids who you knew had privileged lifestyles often complained a lot and struggled to understand the why they had certain tasking or how to pull their own weight. Some people figure it out by the time they hit the fleet, but some guys just never learn and they complain too much about everything to everyone and they ruin the command climate because the military caters to everyone’s feelings now and they never get properly adjusted to a military mindset, nonetheless an adult one. I know these people have always existed but it really does feel like this problem has gotten bigger inside the military and society as a whole.
Yep. I was 22 when I started Basic. I was a weak little beanpole that couldn't even get a sub 20 minute time on the 2 mile run; but you know what? I pushed and pushed. Show up at the right time, at the right place, in the right uniform, do as you're told, keep your nose down, don't be stupid, and you'll be fine; except for the occasional group punishments. I don't even remember if I personally had a DS ever get in my face after the Shark Attack; cuz I wasn't one of the ones that needed extra disciplinary correction. Physically, hardest thing I've ever done. Mentally, it was a cake walk.
@@asmoday2838 My first run was 22 minutes flat and I don't remember setup and push up numbers at first.
After 9 weeks I was running 15 minutes and passing push ups and sit upstairs. After another 6 weeks in AIT I was running 14 flat, doing 90 push-ups and 123 sit ups. It is amazing what a person can do when motivated.
@@antonioliles5027 Hell yeah brother
It's not for everyone. I wouldn't want EVERYONE out there with me with a weapon where I'm expected to depend on them to do their job or I die. I don't believe in compulsory military service for that reason alone, but what I don't understand is why so many people sign up when they ALREADY KNOW they have a case of THS?!
On the bus to fort jackson right at this moment! Wish me luck
Edit, I've already gone thru all my training, had a bad airborne jump with my unit. I've been medically discharged! Thank you for your support but I am a vet now haha
good luck man!
Good luck! Basic Training is too easy. Blend in and do the right thing!
Best of luck to you
dont be this fuckup or youll get comments like these XD
Dont be a bitch and quit
On behalf of the coast guard, he’s not welcome here either
It seems like NOBODY wants him!
jonesy19691 who would?
Deamn for the coast guard to come into this conversation is serious hahaha, greetings from the USMC
On behalf of a children's day-care center, we don't want him either
Hey brother swimming down river, don't send him to the Army. We'll take anybody.....besides quitters. Tracking? If not we'll sink your ships and use your crayon eating offspring as replacements as you talk to the chair force about filing a complaint.
Reminds me of a dude we had in Bravo 2-58 a little under 2 years ago, never showered, never shaved, never did laundry, but always cried about us bullying him when we would yell at him for being a shitbag, real main character complexes these folk
Ah. This dude's lectures remind me how my step dad raised me. He was raised by a Marine. It sucked being chewed out and disciplined sometimes because If I smirked or laughed I would get backhanded, but I survived and it was good for me. I think it is a great idea to speak to trainees like drill sergeants traditionally do. The more pressure they have on them at all times, the more hardened their nerves will be during moments in their career's of extreme pressure situations that demand precision and timely decision making.
A good DI will threaten your life. A great DI will make you believe them.
You must be a Marine, lol. My Marine had great respect for his DIs. and he told me repeatedly that they were not Drill Sergeants, lol. Thank you for your service!
And the best will be actively trying to kill you slowly but that some how caused you to find the strength and motivation to finish your task. Which then got rid of their motivation for killing you, so they jut leave you to recover.
My Sgts always said they'd rather kill me than watch me come back dead from a combat zone
My DS threatened to stab me on multiple occasions and after graduation day I told him we could finally have that knife fight he always wanted
He speaks the truth!!
Air Force here,
Don't you put that juju on us, sergeant Hy. We don't want this loser. He'd probably fall out of his chair and complain about unsafe work conditions in his cubicle. Keep away!
He hates on AF so bad, but when the Army needs CAS were God.
@@balconyclubLA Why would we need you for that? We have plenty of apache pilots and plents of UAV pilots.
@@balconyclubLA we're*
Come on man you're in the air Force, you should be able to spell.
@@grim-kf8wv haters gon hate
@@Ike-kn5dt I'm crying all the way to the bank with my substandard living pay.
I was incredibly pruod that my son was accepted for British Royal Marine training last year (he's still in and loving it) but the thought that he will hopefully meet someone like you and take some of the morals and commitment that you show makes me even more proud of him.
He will...
That's one thing I regret. I would have loved to try for the British Royals. I hear they're a different cut but frankly, military life just isn't for me. Did my 4 and got out.
Plus, trying for residency in the Queen's and all of that would have probably bared me out till the age limit caught up with me.
When I was in Basic Training I disliked it very much that when I got injured, and I got put with the quitters on the side line, because I was hoping to return to training but they would just try and convince me of quit saying "its not worth it" and that I'll "go home sooner instead of being recycled" they really can be a cancer
Need to go back to the days when Drills could put their hands on you. My family day was hilarious, my twin showed up and they started yelling at him and wanted to know why he was in civil clothes. It was hilarious when I asked if they were looking for me and when the Drills turned around and saw me they were like WTF...LOL
I would give this comment a like but it’s perfect as is
Should have told them you were part of a Top Secret Experimental Cloning Program with the CIA, and they wanted to see the effects of one clone in the military and one in the civilian sector, and see if Top Secret information could be transferred telepathically.
@@kensweeney9057 that would of been funny as hell, but I wasn't aware of the cloning thing back in 95
@@kensweeney9057 That was f'n hilarious.. I had coca-cola speed out my nose into my mask, LMMFAO.. nurses thought I was deathly I'll, lol..
Thought the whole thing was about toughening ppl up for battle? Seems like anything that doesn't cause real damage (physical or mental) should be ok for basic training
Day 0, in front of the entire company. Said I wanted to quit. They laughed at me and told me they weren’t gonna quit on me. I graduated with my company and couldn’t have felt any better 🤘🏻no regrets.
They weren't going to let you give up on yourself.
That's awesome. Good on you!
Congrats on sticking it out, even if it did take a swift kick in the pants to get you started. You still made it. 👍
Despite our local BF trying his best to sabotage graduation only one private was held back. Senior drill did threaten to murder him though
America could have been forced into the military for a number of reason but that fact that he stayed already makes him 100x better than the “dude” if he even is one, in the vid^
I went through USMC boot camp Sep-Nov 1983. Just about 2 weeks before graduation, the other DIs used us as an example when recruits tried to quit inside 3 weeks. All you have to do is drive on. Once the leadership sees you don't quit, they let you struggle forward and actually encourage you. You weren't forced to join.
If I could share, as someone who quit USMC bootcamp and later continued to the Air Force. I think its always important to move forward and not become bitter, for me, it was really rough for a couple reasons that I think I just tell myself to rationalize my decision. One being I'm 125 at 5'9", and lost about 10 pounds from muscle atrophy (simply due to calorie intake vs burn from the PT and such), and the boots I received were 2.5 sizes small. This caused intense pressure sores that I'm still scarred with to this day. That was my fault because I was too afraid to "rock the boat" so to say and tell to the remaining 2 out of 4 of my DI's (which had family emergencies that had them gone for a few weeks), and to my SDI, he did his absolute best and is one of the best men I've ever met, but was simply too busy due to him unable to get somebody or have the time to switch my boots, which in hindsight seems very petty of me. As for the weight loss, it was simply a factor of the circumstance, which made it clear to me that I should not be burdening fellow soldiers with my difficulties in real combat vs a controlled environment. Maybe thats what I tell myself, but I truly did feel guilty for wasting those government dollars, and abandoning my buddies. And failing my DI's.
In conclusion. The Air Force gave me a second chance, and even though they probably shouldn't have, they did, and I work hard to be better than I was, and to my SDI, he was the best damn Marine I ever knew. I hope they understood. I try my best not to regret it everyday. If anyone got this far, thanks for reading. I don't tell many people this but I thought this would be a good spot
Did you pass AF 81/2 weeks camp?
@@nikicarrie4071 Yes, been 1.5 years now
@@sethclark9220 good for you!
Kinda concerned since I’m 16, weigh 96 lbs, and I’m 5’8” I’ve always wanted to become a marines officer and the way I want to do that is to graduate the naval academy. The academy has a weight minimum of 125 lbs, while I’m confident I can gain the necessary weight. Hearing that you had issues with weight and considering we are both similar in size has given me a cause for concern.
@@sethclark9220then you did it and you’re serving. Every marine would be proud of you for serving proudly and honorably
I was at basic with this guy. He leaves out lots of details to sway his points in his favor.
1) We had plenty of personal hand sanitizer that was a requirement to our uniform everyday. He chose not to bring his with him.
2) You didn’t get a protein bar because you didn’t participate in any PT, workouts or smoke sessions. Most of us hated them and wouldn’t eat them. You sat in the corner and got to twiddle your thumbs half the time while we did 8 count pushups.
3) The sexual harassment incident was brought on by Greenwell. He was the one to make the complaint. As soon as the complaint was made, DS Guzman was out on leave until he left. That was roughly 8 weeks. That put the additional work onto the other DS in the company who already didn’t want to deal with your non trainee attitude. She would ultimately return to the company and become unfazed by the incident.
4) There were worse incidents in that cycle. Plenty of other outlandish events that would require more investigation and energy than your relatively mild “sexual harassment” incident. How about the non trainee who made sexual comments on a photo of a trainee’s underage daughter? Be real with us for a minute. You didn’t like DS Guzman and chose to take your shot at getting away from her.
and the truth comes out. what's up with the sexual harassment claim? what was this "grab yourself" incident?
Angry Cops DS Guzman said she wanted us to find our manhood, hinting towards a smoke session. She felt like no one was following DS orders and she took it to an elevated level. Part of it was to show that we weren’t following orders. The other part was to go over the top to try to quell disrespectful behavior. She was known for being quick to stomp out a problem. Ask, show, make would often just become show and make
All she said was that we were going to find our manhood. We were told to grab our crotch over our uniform. It was an incredibly mild incident that was unnecessarily blown out of proportion by him. Even to the point of Greenwell requesting a lawyer
Jake Baber sounds like a full blown sexual assault to me
@@jakebaber3389 yeah...you can't do that as a DS...
I am a simple man
I see Drill Sgt ranting, I click
Absolutely
Facts
I am a smart man
I see a Drill Sgt rant, I run
Could help my self I was the 420th like on your comment 😅
Facts
The pathetic part is that basic training wasn't even as difficult as AC makes it out to be...and yet Danny was still too weak-bodied/minded to pass. Basic training is summer camp with weapons lol
I mean, it's meant to be mentally taxing, because it's purpose is to make the trainees at least somewhat resistant to stress, because some of them will be deployed to actual warzones.
But I am a civilian, what do I know, right?
"No, dude, *you just suck"* is probably the most concise way of laying down the law I've ever heard...
15 minutes of Drill Sergeant Hy chewing out a quitter that he never met
Mission complete
+ Respect
So did he need the power drill to transform?
I can fucking hear the music for this
@@zomdiehunter115 he said +Respect and I immediately heard GTA SA
13:43 XD
@@WolfenX4 same
I feel like he records this in his underwear, but full dress waist up
only my Patreon knows...
Alright that’s got to be the best response on all of yt
Very true
@@AngryCops I'm a Patreon and I know. It's not pretty...🙈🙉🙊
Is there any other way?
Love your content bud, I'm ex Army in Australia and your videos always make me laugh when I am having a shity day. Great work bud and cheers.
At the end of red phase in June '02, I took a bad step running to formation and got a second degree sprain of my right foot. The doctor recommended I recycle. My DS took me and my battle buddy to the CO's office and we met with the commander, 1SG, and senior DS. The commander explained that my injury was borderline for recycle, and then he asked my DS if he could get me through to graduation if I wasn't willing to give up. My DS took a moment and said "Yessir, I'll get him through if he won't quit." The senior DS looked at me and said "Pri't, if you wanna quit, you quit NOW. This is your last opportunity to do so."
I graduated on time, and I carried the guidon at graduation.
My drill Sergeant was worse. He wouldn't let me watch your videos.
Lawlz
lol
🤣🤣🤣
Do you like potato 🥔
Well that's too far
Hi, I’m here on behalf of the call of duty community and we don’t want him either.
not even the gamers want him
Hahahahahahhahahahhahaa I love this
On behalf of the Halo, R6S, and BF1 community, we don't want him either.
He wouldn't survive game chat
He's the guy I made quit just by talking trash...I mean that is sort of the point but as much as I pat myself on the back for successfully getting into someone's head I'm also disappointed because I'm hoping they're tough enough to handle it. Nothing replaces the rush of real competition.
I had stress fractures in my left foot which is very common, and I was an idiot tryna get out of doing an ACFT so I went to the TMC to get pills for headaches but they questioned if I had anything else wrong, I told them the arch of my left foot felt a little sore (duh we just did sprints last week) and he started poking around and I kinda winced at my ankle and he sent me to get a scan and eventually I got a boot and crutches. I was very upset at myself for ruining my chances of graduating and I was on week 7. I am glad I wasn’t like “Danny” here because I was actively encouraging my platoon and battery (Fort Sill, artillery’s “Company”) the day before family day, which my commander was nice and authorized my family to come and see me as well, they were setting up solar shades out front and I asked the SDS of first platoon Penitusi what I should do and he told me to go cheer them on, and I asked if I was on morale support duty and he laughed. Little things that made me feel like I didn’t completely dishonor myself. But I will be going back soon, and you better believe I’m staying in and walking on that graduation/polo field
All of your videos are great at motivating me before i get sent off to basic.
For that i thank you.
On behalf of the Iranian Army, I've heard they'll take anybody.
Just not him.
You are in the Iranian army ?
Lmaoooo!
😂😂😂 this comment is underrated
@State of Wyoming the government and yes by extension the army as well but most people dont care
@Respectable Man Not really, eventhough most of the people has to go through unvolunteer military service but it's like , two years
Basic dropout: Drill sergeants were mean to the trainees.
Literally everyone: this is new?
Isn't it a job requirement?
kiel hawkins even in Air Force it’s a requirement lmaoooo
Actually - Daniel Greenwell was one of the NON-trainees. You know, the fuckin' mopers who didn't have the swingers to get through basic and were being recycled to the next group. Which he even failed at that. So they dropped him entirely.
I want to do basic just to get degraded. But I’m shooting straight for officer and pilot so I’ll need to make dude with the pansies
I didn't make it. I'm not proud that I didn't make it. I wasn't in the physical shape I should've been when I went, and I had options I didn't want to lose, so I wasn't willing to recycle. I adapted well, mentally, to the soldierization process, but I was physically weak. That being said, excuses are like assholes.
I would never badmouth the Army because I didn't make it. The DS weren't cruel, they were hard. Not one of them didn't wear a CIB.
All in all, my time in basic training was very good for me. I learned so much about myself. I'd do it again, in a heartbeat.
But as it is, I'm serving my country as a civilian, and that's okay too.
You join up, don't be a shitbag. You get drummed out, don't be a shitbag, and damn sure don't blame the Army. I'm not a soldier right now, not because green team bad, but because I sucked. And you're damn fucking straight I'll take accountability for that to anybody that asks.
Hey AC, Your version of the chaplain talking to the DS is spot on and freakin' hilarious. I was both in my career, a DS and a chaplain's assistant.
This was my basic training cycle
Quitting is always dishonorable, giving 110% and failing is honorable. There's nothing honorable about giving up.
But...what if you were REALLY offended by some comment someone made? What if that overheard comment almost made you CRY? Surely that is a valid reason to quit stuff?
@@BooDamnHoo nah you should’ve known ye consequences for signing up
@@BooDamnHoo If you cry over a verbal comment then you're a fucking pussy.
Thats definitely the most stupid shit ive ever heard if you giving up thats not dishonorable sometimes its much harder to give up than to countinue. But I know for some people its really hard to imagine that they are not the center of the world and that they inflict others with their actions.
what if you realize you´re just going to die for a fucking oil company or, in any case really, people who dont give a flying fuck about you, decide that thats not your cup of tea and drop out? but i get it, those who are, be it with good intent, still willing to give their life to these idiots have to be protected from any idea of not doing so, thats why they harrass quitters i suppose.
"Sounds like a normal day of: Get. Away. From. Drill. Sergeant."
Truer words have never been spoken.
Arkhos Trevelyan big facts
Biggest bit of truth said. My D/S’s were like that 26 years ago. That’s encoded into the Drill Sgt’s during their academy to get the Brown Round.
Cringe
Arkhos Trevelyan facts but new army gets offended and feeling hurt
Isn't that every day?
Honestly your videos make me more excited about going to basic training and AIT in July.
I didn't know you could quit basic, that never crossed my mind someone could do that
Probably because you're not supposed to under normal circumstances. Most Physical and Mental illnesses that disrupt your ability to train are screened for prior to you signing on the dotted line. If you somehow get in with a pre-existing condition and its discovered during training then you don't get disability coverage. Injuries that occur during training are dealt with by allowing you to malinger until you are physically fit to complete your training, or if they are debilitating then they give you a medical discharge and you get covered. All quitters fail to graduate, but not all people who fail to graduate are quitters.
Looks like the drill sergeants did the their jobs.
1. Weed out those who aren’t cut out for the Army.
2. Turn the rest into soldiers.
tcorris yes
Absolutely. It's important, can't have soldiers whining about "mean attitudes". Once they come under fire, they'll probably be the ones imprisoned for desertion of their respective posts.
No pain no gain. Glad I passed all my training lol.
Damian Christensen congrats
@Corvo@AZ thx ✌️
"Waaaah the Drill Sargeant degraded me!"
It's the Army, dude. Not summer camp.
Random Byzantine Guard lol you think that
I thought it felt like a more hardcore summer camp
I mean.. it was kinda summer camp.. with some weapons lol
*Sergeant btw.. "attention to detail"
Lol my DS made it clear it wasn't on our bus 😂
When i went through Infantry OSUT, i was not the best trainee. It took me 7 attempts to qualify with my rifle, i was always falling out of ruck marches, and I had a hard time memorizing basic D and C. However, come graduation day, my senior drill sergeant came up to me and shook my hand. I asked him why, and he said "While you were not the best trainee, you stuck it out to graduate. I respect a man with heart and willpower to see things through". That was when i learned that no matter how hard things get, if you stick with something and never quit, you can accomplish what you set out to do. I have respect still for that Drill Sergeant.
That's good. Hope you're still in now.
@@SeansModelBuilds nope, i am retired now. Have been for 2 years
@@mrwilkins1969 I see. I have been in since 2009. My 2nd attempt at Basic Training worked out.
Im enlisting in the army national guard since I already am attending college. Im currently drilling since I dont ship to basic for a while.
Tbh i kinda like when the sergeants are harsh on us lol. They are enstilling dicipline and showing who is in charge and are pushing us to be our best at all times.
Obviously its not as bad at drill as its probably gonna be at basic but I am glad that I at least know somewhat what to expect at basic training.
Good luck. My advice is simple. DON’T QUIT, be a team player the best you can without trying to be “super soldier”, it’s good to make friends but don’t get too caught up in friendships among your battle buddies. Just make sure you take care of one another and you’ll be fine. Some soldiers will be battle buddy fuckers probably screw you over but take it with a grain of salt. Remember why you’re there and give it everything you got. Try and stay focused on learning all you can and don’t be “that guy” or “that girl” who can’t get right. Attention to detail and character are critical and you will be tested daily with these things. The Army is what you make of it. What you put in is what you get out.
No matter how small your channel is, there is *absolutely no* hiding from angry cops
not even that sealed off room?
if ya know what i mean ;)
Number 1 channel
I seem to be getting away pretty easily.
yeh cus he has 0 subs
YIKES
I heard a Drill Sergeant in a documentary say "If these men like me then I'm not doing my job."
So true brother!!!! So true!.
@@HarwinderSingh-yl2yp - Hey... I went to Ft. Benning for basic and had Infantry drill sgts. They did their job, turned me into a soldier. I didn't dislike any of them.
@@thenotsurechannel7630 but while going through basic, did you have a thought in your mind like this dude's an ass? That's what they're getting at. They don't want to get buddy buddy, they want to push you to be the best recruit. I know a few of my rdcs(I was navy) make me feel like they were dicks, but then graduation came and our final phase(battle stations) and they chilled out and were more relaxed till graduation
@@haydenbrumhead3885 - I would think it's like that in any service. Fortunately I had drill sergeants that all be it, they were acting like asses at times... it was with a purpose and not just to be a schmuck.
@@thenotsurechannel7630 my drill sergeants were great. They were massive assholes, but they were hilarious assholes
I will forever love these videos!!!!
I've always wondered if his neighbors or family hear him recording these videos...I would love to see their reactions!
"I don't wanna catch the quit"
absofuckinlutely. The embarrassment from that would probably be something you can't recover from.
We need this on a shirt
@@addisoncoleman7486i'm on it
Fuck yeah
yup
I like to imagine him turning off the camera after filming this and calmly taking a sip of coffee as he peacefully watches a squirrel play around on his lawn outside his window.
To only then have the squirrel run up to him to have his skull crushed in by his boot
@@016_ WHAT THE FUCK XD
@@setsers1 Our Cadence:
A little bird
With a yellow bill
Landed on
My window sill
I lured him In
With a piece of bread
Then I squashed
His fucking head
focusing the mind, calming himself so he can enjoy a cold one while enjoying the game on tv, then eating a nicely prepared dinner…only to do it all again again before bed
I see him chasing said squirrel with a knife and fork lol
The phone call thing is SO true!! the ONLY phone call required was when we got to Great Lakes, and it was 45 seconds, maybe even less. My RDCs gave us 3 phone calls throughout Bootcamp because we did what we were told and supposed to do. But, I've know divisions that only got ONE in the middle of bootcamp.
The elimination of "forced hydration" formations was due to the rise in Overhydration leading to "water intoxication".
It kind of went hand in hand with the idea of the 2 sport drinks per meal push, when I was going through basic about 15 years ago 😅 Granted we had Hydration Formations then and it took years for the Army to realize that we were killing members with that mentality.
They were finding that a lot of servicemembers (IET and in Garrison/Theater) were falling out left and right because they were flushing out all of their nutrients. Now the Army has gone more into the hydrate throughout, rather than hydrate to catch up.
The protein bar makes sense, I'd imagine they aren't the off shelf sugar packed protein bars, but still I can see the concept.
"the fastest way to get out of basic is to just graduate"
True story
We had a threepeat. Dude been there over a year. F that...
I agree with this!
As a retired Marine this is true. You can be there up to several months after your platoon graduates. I've seen it happen
Especially during covid bro. We had a dude threaten to kill the drills, told this directly to one. This was within the first couple weeks and he was still a holdover when I left lol. Dude continued to be a problem too. My DS threatened to send him back home in a body bag cause he was sarcastically telling the DS what HIPA means after he went down to 1st SGT to tell him that he's gonna fight a guy for whistling "I've been working on the railroad" lmao.
It doesn’t get better. You get better. 😂
I miss the creativity of my drill sergeants from basic training.
It was a struggle to not laugh at their insults the whole 10 weeks even when they were directed at me
Michael verhoef - dang, I cant remember the number of times I got mashed for snickering at some cockamamie comment our company commander or chiefs pulled outta their ass. (navy)
Ermey would of been awesome to have. RIP.
for me it wasnt the insults, it was the pranks. DS walks around while we are outside our barracks eating our MRE's, he's silently picking up privates rifles, and even a SAW. I noticed on the first one being picked up, and whispered to my battle buddy to secure his rifle. I think the one guy picked up like an entire platoon's worth.
Another incident, again, chow. We march back to the barracks, we had some brass there at the time, DS addresses the company "COMPANY, Do we perform facing movements while at port arms?"
Company: "NO DRILL SERGEANT!"
DS: whispers to the LT "Watch this. Company, Right Face"
half the idiots moved, I didn't and I was just shaking my head.
#Facts 😂😂
I kinda miss the DI's creativity. One killhat I had, SSGT Cooke, decided he would test my peripheral vision during range week and kept passing by behind me without actually getting far, all just to make me say the greeting the day say several times and hope I slip. Spoiler alert: I gave Hime the greeting every time and he eventually gave up.
I remember when I went through basic, I was so afraid I was going to be one of those guys who thought he was going to quit but I graduated.
They used to be called the No Go's. They were the guys with the medical issues, discipline, screw ups, etc. They would get recycled into the next training company or until their release paperwork would be processed which was usually weeks after graduation.
On behalf of Canadian armed forces: don't even think about it
sorry
Sorry, we don't want go for a rip in a lav with ya bud, eh?😂😂😂
Yeah you guys go fucking insane in wartime
That guy: Which branch?
Canadian armed forces: Yes
That says something since y'all are supposed to be nice
When he said the drill sergeant ordered them to touch themselves all I could think of was that scene from full metal jacket “this is my rifle this is my gun”
Same feels like a missed opportunity for the drill instructors there if they enjoyed the movie
I thought the exact same thing
Exactly what I was thinking 👍😂
It's safe to assume it was exactly that.
@Toxic Grunt they still beat our ass in 2017 it just builds character
I can Guarantee that every one of these quitters is somebody who has gotten a "appreciation award" for showing up and not doing anything worthy of attention.
*participation award
This has become my morning coffee. It's the daily motivation that I have come to love.
Drill sergeants jobs are to make your life hell. Don't cry because thats their job.
The courier at least they whip those softies into shape
A drill instructor s job is to train these troops for combat in a compressed time of 8 wks. I will never forget drill Toledo and Mason with I 1sgt Allen.
Literally, ITS THEIR JOB TO MAKE YOU CRY FOR YOUR MOMMA!!! MWAHAHAH!😈
In my opinion, the army is better. They are not as strict as the Marines and I've heard that you can learn valuable life lessons from your training in the army because there they try to help you and they don't yell straight at your face like animals every couple of minutes.
@@assassinosproductions3201 Dont bring them up here. Damn oxygen stealers.
When I was at basic training, we had a private decide he wanted to pull the "I'm suicidal" card. When we started practicing the high and low crawl he just watched and our DS saw him laughing at us. There was another holdover that was sitting with him (he was a holdover because he received a really serious head injury that barred him from training further, he was by no means a quitter) and when the DS saw mister suicide laughing at us. He told us to stand by, walked over to him, told the other holdover to walk away. And proceeded to absolutely lay into this kid for several minutes. And said some stuff that really could have got him in a lot of trouble. But that private didnt laugh at us after that. DS told him "next time go ahead and just kill yourself. They're over there learning to be soldiers and yoire sitting here because you're a little bitch and didnt have to heart to continue" among other things
mr.Browning 7.62 May I ask what is a holdover??
@@razor6827 of course, a holdover is basically someone who is no longer actively training but hasn't been able to go home yet.
I wish I knew that DS
@@bigzan5181 he was something else. Real old school old testament 11B type of guy. He was this short little white guy but he held 2 or 3 different black belts and had a real affection for combat
Damn, infantry. By the way it sound he is a true badass of a drill
I graduated BootCamp in 89. Your videos really bring me back. I laugh & I laugh. Keep 'em coming & Hooah!
This guy is a breath of fresh air compared to my drill sergeants. Even so, I was only ever "in trouble" whenever I smirked while being talked at with spit. What a lovely time.
I'm sitting in my office on the other side of the universe.
We don't want him.
I wish you were an Old Republic version. But still, I agree.
Its an older code sir but it checks out
You guys are fucking cracking me up
This comment is amazing
@@dillfunk-vd9je
Make sure.
Did anyone else watch his shirt slowly get covered in sweat
Also his face getting as red as a tomato. 😂
Even I am not in the Army, I will be as sweaty and red in frustration looking at this mess 😂
Yeah
Did any body see the sweat dripping from his chin
That isn't sweat, it's one hundred percent freedom distilled from the tears of untold leagues of recruits.
Not even military, yet DS motivates me to kickass! Keep it up Angry Cops! Love seeing you tear these turds down for quitting!
My brother got kicked out of boot, not because he was a quitter but for medical reasons, and he told he he couldn't continue
I got yelled at every day during my Basic Training, and I graduated and was awarded "Most Improved Trainee."
Outstanding, well done. And now no one can ever take that experience from you.
Great job man, way to get after it👍💪
Respect.
👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 congratulations!!
And somehow you are still a shitbag... Kidding OFC, I was a shitbag that never improved...
For some reason he makes me want to join the military
Mood
Imma sign up for the navy after school
@@Honeystone420 Go Marines! 😎
NCO'S are good at that. I've noticed E-7 and above are usually the funniest
HES THE MERICA DRILL. Follow him and blaze your own path into the beloved branch comrade!
In the Navy, our Recruit Division Commander, told us the first day, that if we wanted out, there's a hole in the fence, and pointed to where it would be. Three recruits went looking for it, and decided to just jump the fence instead. Last I knew, they were still there when I graduated, and I was even sent back in training because I found out the hard way, that I was allergic to Penicillin and Amoxycillin (ended up spending a weekend in my rack due to swelling and hives).
I love this guy, I’d never heard of him then saw these videos and I thought it’s the funniest thing ever, def a new sub
I broke my leg in week 9, I had to get carried to the drill Sgt. To go to the doctor. Literally. On 4 other privates soldiers. I didn't want to quit. I went back and passed the next time.
Look at you. lol
Bro what why tf you need 4 people an how you on they shoulders especially wit yo broke leg shoo on my 9th week I woulda been like nah put me in coach I ain’t no bitch but I def don’t wanna come back for 10 more so I’ll be a bitch on that note another thing I couldn’t help but notice did you quit or get honorably discharged shoulda treated that bitch like you was at war fr I ain’t even been to war I can imagine the screams an my arms buddy getting shot in the face cause someone else’s negligence how imma call my sgt for a doc especially if I’m behind enemy lines wit a broke leg I’m getting home with some body’s and info ong that’s all imma say..
@@MCDEMONIC is English even your first language?
@@quandaledingle9661 is being a bitch your human nature
@@quandaledingle9661 you even had to like your own comment to help your self esteem puss
On behalf of multicellular organisms: We dont want him either
Okay who started this trend? (not complaining)
On behalf of single-celled organisms: we don’t want him either
my honest to god worst fear is going to basic training and ending up with a severe injury in the late game, being so close to the finish line and then one part of me just goes snap in some way. all to be forced to sit and watch the rest of them finish the job while i sit in an infirmary.
This is a throwback for me! I love the memories of basic, scared shitless but dying of laughter on the inside from the Drill Sargent antics!
Daniel: I hate the army, the Drill Sergeant is too mean
13 year old British kids that fought in ww1: shame
@Caffeinated Wizard shank 'em too.^^
Caffeinated Wizard 🤣🤣😂
True
Well I’m British going into the “American army “ 💀
13 year old brit in 1913: Ya bruv im 18 says right there
*certificate* I am george shropeshire. I am 18.
Recruiting NCO: .....
Recruiting NCO: Well bloody hell son welcome to the british army! Get your uniform and ruck sack down the line yeah? God save the queen!
I love this comment section. A big game of "Pass the Quitter." Nobody wants to claim him
Sad quitter
Sad quitter
Your problem now
It’s like playing hot potato
I’m pretty sure space force finally took him for a solo mission to Uranus
There's also me. I'll take him, give him to the Koreans for target practice, and I'll take his soul and absorb it cuz Satan sure as hell(pun intended) not taking him.
@@jack_copperz just give em to the whole of gen z they'll figure out a creative way to get rid of him.
I'm gonna be real here for a min.
When I joined years ago, I did not have the right frame of mind at all when I arrived on course, BUT I gave 120% every day, and through my own inabilities ended up being passed out last on course. I fucking gave it EVERYTHING I had and then some. Being passed out last was a message to me and to this day, some 20+ years later I still feel like it was my biggest failure. I'm not lying when I said I gave 120%....so when I hear about little johnny QUITTING because he can't give more than a consistant 60% it pisses me the fuck off.
It's one thing to try your damndest and fail. It's something else completely to quit. Fuck that guy.
Im hooked on your videos now. You Rock!!