Drill Instructors Messing With Recruits | United States Marine Corps...!
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- Marine Corps drill instructors are renowned for their toughness, undergoing rigorous training to prepare for their role. They instill discipline and resilience in recruits through intense physical workouts and mental challenges. Their high standards push recruits to their limits, fostering camaraderie and instilling a strong sense of pride in becoming a Marine. Despite their stern demeanor, drill instructors also serve as mentors, inspiring recruits to exceed expectations and become confident, capable Marines.
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11:36 He was genuinely concerned and forgot he was supposed to be the drill instructor 😂
The DI at 11:36 had that fatherly concern for a split second, then he remembered he was supposed to be screaming lmaoooo
Dude fr 😂
Lol, the face that kid makes after getting screamed at. 😅
LOL!!!! Hilarious, sounded very concerned!!
Shit when I arrived in MCRD San Diego back in '97, the receiving DI chewed and beat my ass. Good times!
and the dude behind him looking to his left xD
“GET BACK!” at 18:52 always kills me 😆. As someone said in another video, they parted like the Red Sea.
I miss this shit. As much as we all hated basic training, It has a special place in our hearts. No fucking way I would go back, but it was a part of our development, and I don't think that any of us take it for granted. I still remember my drill instructors' names 11 years later. Don't take for granted the training that you receive in basic training. It will serve you for the rest of your life. It seems harsh at the time, but it is truly NOTHING in the lessons of life, and it is mild in terms of military training for more disciplined fields. Embrace the suck. If you want to be better, then this is the LEAST of what you will have to go through. Semper Fi! Welcome to the Corps, Devil Dogs!
You went into the Army if you went to "basic training". Marine bootcamp is the only authentic bootcamp.
And I remember my Drill Instructors names from 37 years ago.
In fact, I found one of them on a website for Marines to reconnect and sent him a message.
That's the truth. Send all the undisciplined youths to the Marine Corps and see how long they will last.
@@samcoon6699 bro, what the fuck are you talking about? I am a Marine. I have never heard this argument. Feels like grasping at straws at this point. DI's are DI's and DS's are DS's. It doesn't have to be any more complicated than that. I agree that the Marine Corps bootcamp is the most authentic, but it doesn't mean that its not "boot camp" for a certain branch.
@@jonbird6566 Totally agree with you. I went to basic with my twin brother in 1999 at Fort Knox, Kentucky and it was insane. Who cares what you call it. And totally agree with your original comment.
To survive in combat you have to communicate like this. War is chaos.
"communicate????". 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣. I don't see much communicating! Right now, the world is chaos!! This country is definitely in chaos!! Maybe we all need some nice crayons!! 😁😁
It was less "polite" 38 years ago, and a bit more "hands-on," but these young recruits have more gumption than 99% of their peers - God bless them all. Semper Fi!
Cameras are rolling too.
I don’t remember being hit in receiving? But then what do I know I only went to basic in 1982 and served mid 1980’s as a 8411 Marine Recruiter! Just keeping it honest here ….SF
better training then most likely, none of this soft kids glove feelings matter
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There was finger in the chest pushing but nobody got hit in 1996, all the other platoons feared out DI'S.
12:25 SSG gives a powerful and honestly a commendable and beautiful introduction. I saved this video into my playlist so I can listen to it again later.
11:15 the way he genuinely asked his question is so funny to me.
Ssgt May at @12:23 is probably the best speech I've ever seen if that doesn't motivate you rather you're in the Service or you're a Civilian I don't know what does
"We will never give up on you even if give up on yourself" is so beautiful.
I saved it so I can listen to it again
I found it very comforting to know your DIs were there for you every frickin moment of every day.
Sure, but if mine had wanted a night or weekend off, I'd have been happy to give them one....😂
Absolutely! And there some tricks they would do that made them seem super human. It was awesome.
Joined the Corp in ‘72 . I was more scared of my DI than anyone or anything I’ve encountered the rest of my now 71 years . Semper Fi
Semper fi
The few, the proud. Semper Fi Marines!!! It all starts with drill instructors...GOD BLESS 'EM🇺🇲🇺🇲 Plt. 2067 2nd Bn Fox Co. MCRD, San Diego California. 17 Dec. 1993🇺🇲
Guy with the glasses at 20:00🤓🤖 HIS FACE AND TURN 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣!!!!!!!!!
My D.I. was the toughest and most locked on! They never swore once, never made fun of any recruit, and not once they touched you or “hands-on”! I will NEVER meet anyone whom I have so much respect for. Yes, they all smoked us for little mistakes and hated it but it made us stronger and EGA was earned not given at the end.
Absolutely
You had it easy, all our DI's back in in 07, especially Staff Sergeant Keller was the devil, but I learned allot, and his physical and psychological challenges helped along with allot of training in my MOS helped through the chaos during the invasion of Iraq and the second battle of Fallujah. The DI's were all extremely tough, and I mean tough, but motivating. I am glad all my DI's were combat experienced!
Dude mine said fuck like every other word.
@@eddierodrgz77with all due respect, “allot” is not a word. The term is “a lot”. All the best pal and thank you for your service.
@@GavinScrimgeour no need to unibomb brother
I remember vividly in 1983 at Parris Island my uh oh moment. I was a former US Army POL specialist 76W10 back then, and I joined the USMC after I got out of the US Army after four years. I heard that if you were from another branch of the military, you would catch hell from the DI’s . The first few weeks it was going ok, but one day my DI called me out in a voice that I never heard from him and he asked me “ What is a Army dog doing in my Marine Corps , ? Then he said “ Ahh get out of my face!” When the platoon went to evening chow, I got an earful from every DI’s in the company. Two days before graduation, my DI told me that they had to get in me to make sure that I didn’t hide and slide my way through boot camp so I could be the best version of myself.As a middle school teacher right now, I stay on my students just like my DI’s did me, but in a nicer way of course, and for the same reason, to make them the best versions of themselves.
Does incessant screaming in someone's face really make them a better Soldier, Marine, or student? I did 3 years in the Army in the late 60s and I have my doubts.
i agree with you i was navy however as different as navy and corp is it was alot of the same thing when i went to A school. the instructors stood on me too and despite my reservation on if i would make it or not. the fact i finished was a good moment in my life. jesse ventura said when you graduate you really figure out what you're made of and i agree with that statement because when i graduated it was a sense of accomplishment and finished what i started
Im exhausted just from watching this 😫
So do I!❤😊
I am too.
12:26 bro sounds like a villain introducing himself 😂😂
18:53 he spit the Red Sea! I’ll call him Drill Instructor Moses now! 😂
In 63 at MCRD SD the intake was 59 minutes long: bucket issue, initial uniform issue, haircut, shower, UCMJ taped lecture, ship all non-issued gear home or donate to Navy Relief Thrift Store-then stand outside in formation until the next chow call when a DI took us over. The pain and screaming was left to them.
The good old days~cant believe it was 34 years ago I went through this fun time~~Back then DIs could kick your butt!!..I remember we had a recruit who was keeping us all behind....DIs left us alone for one night, we took care of that issue!!......
My brother told me when he was in bootcamp one guy said chill out a little to the drill instructor
Is he still with us?
@@BLRANCH0300 Thats a negative. Legends say you can still hear him getting IT'd on the quarter deck.
Infamous last words
His ghost still haunts the squadbay to this very day lol
You can hear the echo of him still saying that to the DI, after the DI smoked him to the point his body ended up in another dimension
HELL YEA!!! Good to see my bro T. Haney puttin in work!!! Man I miss this shit!!!
At 1:20-2:00 imagine that being how you had to take the ASVAB 💀😂
The look on the kid's face at 8:17 is priceless. He's having a huge OH SHIT moment.
this one time in bootcamp somebody passed gas, and the drill instructor questioned the entire platoon of the whereabouts of the recruit who did it.
Amidst all the screaming and confusion, the brain will eventually take over, and before you know it, you’re following orders without thinking about it. The successful recruit will thrive in this environment, and because of the hard work by the drill instructors these recruits become Marines, and the lessons will stay with them forever.
8:23 he’s rethinking his life choices right about now lol
he's like where's your id then yells it lol
Female DI at the beginning is cuuute! I love a woman in uniform.
Good talk....rarely followed...."A Marine never lies, cheats, or compromises."
That pretty much sums up the opposite of every Marine that I know.
Damn I always see the Marine Drill Instructors lose their voice more than any other branch
Other branches are just buddy-buddy.
I gotta be honest, after seeing videos like this, I’m glad I went to MCRD San Diego for boot camp.
My first night there was absolutely terrifying. Having 3-4 male DIs screaming at me from literally an inch from my face almost made me soil myself.
Hearing those female DIs at Parris Island yelling (which sounded more like nagging) was so annoying to me.
Ahhh camp snoopy. What a wonderful 3 months!
Been 34 years since I hit boot....Back then I was scared.... watching these video's...I miss it... so badly do I miss it.
Unless you have served please do not speak about abuse or what is wrong... these instructors are mentally preparing these brave souls to be ready for the worst humans can endure. they have to be stern and dominating to break down the weak parts of the recruits to make room for the training they need.
Thats what my Army experience was like in 1989....not the soft Army we have today.
Army is nothing like tht.
Don't believe the propaganda we still do the same dumb shit we always did I rucked 24 miles yesterday will my platoon we still get after it.
@@JeffSpehar-ov1cn Did you even read what I wrote? I said it was like that in 1989
From a marine who scrubbed the wooden floors in wooden barracks at parris island 2nd recruits battalions with tooth brush these new recruits need to be few and proud to earn tradition. We must be dedicated to each other country god forever .semper fi..
I joined the Marines back in 85 to get away from my screaming exwife...dont think I could do that today!!!!
Listen up, civilian; they are not "MESSING WITH RECRUITS". They are doing a job that is highly important, and that requires they be professional, and behave above the normal standard of all other Marines at all times.
They are there to present the best example of Marine NCOs, and the best example of MARINES it is possible to make in the limited time they have to transform sloppy, disorganized, grabasstic pieces of civilian shit into United States MARINES.
I hold my Drill Instructors in the highest respect and regard to this day, and they trained me in the summer of 1976. In fact, I am a FRIEND of one of them on Facebook, and would be glad to visit with him at any time.
This is love.
😂🎉
Their sleeves look surprisingly good for receiving recruits.
I could never be a DI. It does look like fun, but id be holding back laughter the entire time. I spent all of Basic trying not to get caught laughing at some of the stuff the DIs would do.
To anyone thinking this is easy, remember that when you're in these recruits' situation, being screamed at, you have no where else to go..... and your home is (most likely) in another state far from where Parris Island or San Diego is.
And many of these young men and women are thinking "what did I get myself into" they will however be proud once the finish bootcamp and become U.S. Marines.
And many of these young men and women are thinking "what did I get myself into" they will however be proud once the finish bootcamp and become U.S. Marines.
4:27 SSgt Guerrero is now a GySgt and he’s at Navy OCS. He was one of the DIs there!
for those that were never there in the squad bay....this in your face can go on 18 hrs straight. Sundays you became religious and went to church, so you can get a few hours of peace from the DI's
wow this charges me up
Ah. Those lazy hazy days of summer camp.
2:28 - 3:00 is the only kind of pointless behavior that I pray to avoid
2:40 is so funny to me
I had very little contact with WM Drill instructors. They integrate everything today
Ooh rah!!!
It is self regulating. Each boot can relax a tiny bit when each knucklehead DI loses his voice. Of course, just like tracen cape may - no one takes a dump until day 3 or 4 anyway.
Paris Island 2007....3076 .... best of luck Devil Pups
18:50 he became Moses!
😅😅😅
11:36 LMAO he looks so scared afterwards. Almost hurt.
That Asian drill Sgt is a little firecracker at 2:28
Imagine having a job where you lose your voice every day coming home. No thanks.
11:36 WHY WEREN'T YOU AT ELF PRACTICE?! Drill Instructor as Forman. Recruit as Hermey
Damn those sergeants must be pumped up on steroids😂
And they're like that for 13 weeks per platoon
@@scottposey1793 To a degree, it's definitley like this for the first month, then they start easing up just a tad by the second month. By the thrid month they're a bit more relaxed and they don't make you play games nearly as much.
@@Riceball01 Yeah I watched other videos where the DI's talk at a calmer tone and treat you more like a human towards the end of training. To be honest the DI's actually seem more helpful in the later stages and not just standing around yelling.
@@rem-0515 The reason for this is because boot camp is basically a 2 step process. The first step is to break you, the recruit down, to get rid of the individual and the cilian. Once you've been broken sufficiently, they then start building you back up and molding you into a Marine. And the other thing is that by second and third phase , particularly by third phase, you're no longer doing a lot of the stupid things that you were doing in first phase. You've learned how to march, you know to sound off to your DIs so as time goes on, they have less and less that they need to yell at you for.
wonder if any of those DI;s ever tripped over those bags in their jumping from side to side, landing on that deck would hurt
Oh I'm sure and then probably yelled at the recruit who owned the bag because it was "out of place" regardless if it actually was or not.
@@rem-0515 more then likely lol or yell at them for laughing even if they were not, but damn that would be funny. but getting murdered by your DI wouldnt be
I remember when I was young! They manipulated me to summit to Young Carolyn Bryant Donham for a woman & was lynched as i got on my knees as a first-generation Hispanic here in the USA, Mr. & Mrs. Tommy Cavazos - Hispanic Cabinet! Emmett Till Anti-Lynching Movement R.I.P Vanessa Guillén!
My son leaves on the 7 th of this month. He did a fast join 😂😁😂
Lost his voice 😂😂😂😂
They are.
The best trained in the world
I see females so I call bs
I would have been so disappointed if I arrived at Parris Island in June 1984 and had Female DI's.
"I could be playing CoD with my homies now..."
I was Army, but I don't miss shock treatment at all lol
"A Marine never steals!!"
I cant wait until these kids hear these:
"Gear adrift os gear a gift"
"Theres only one thief in the Marine Corps, everyone else is just trying to get their shit back..."
"Hey Devil...Id make sure that Xbox is secured"
My gf needs to train with ssgt May
Shock and attack, poor young guys.😊
cant remember where i heard this but someones DI asked him to stop his team while on a trail hike and do a headcount and count the amount of fatherless recruits, DI then tells the fatherless recruits to run into the bush looking for them and yell "daddy where are you" 🤣🤣🤣🤣 stupidest but effective ego killers
I loved when we were told we had one minute to get off his bus, and 30 seconds were up. Those were good old days.
I went thru basic in 1992. seems like nothing has changed.🤣🤣🤣
Anybody that has been married . This shit is a cake walk😂
I'll tell you honestly, I wasn't in the army at all, I didn't serve!but I have a military ID in my hands: it just so happened that they gave it to me in the office of the military commissariat, according to my age.what can I say - the same weapons: a KALASHNIKOV AUTOMATIC MATCH, a HAND GRENADE LAUNCHER, a MAKAROV PISTOL, a TOKAREV PISTOL, a NAGAN REVOLVER, I have never held it in my hands at all, not evenan air gun.This may seem surprising and completely strange to some, but in reality I have never heard or seen a shot from a Kalashnikov assault rifle, a pistol or a shotgun.yeah((. although, again, I have the money,I could buy myself a weapon, or visit a shooting range! But why and what do I need a weapon for? I still can't imagine how it happened, but maybe it'sfate: no this is mine, and that's all! Andwhat can I talk about, to this day I'm surprised: I've never even been near military equipment, well, for example, next to a TANK, an ARMORED VEHICLE,or an INFANTRY VEHICLE, to stand like that and take aphoto, well.or I don't know, at least sit in a truck (at worst in the back) like URAL, KAMAZ, or ZIL 131, what else?Yes,yes, I got a driver's license, I studied for them in 2006, then.I also drove a VAZ 2105 sedan.But apparently the car was not useful to me in life: due to the growing, accessible public transport, after graduating from collegewith an engineering degree, I mainly worked as a worker: of low or medium qualification, i.e. : I don't understand whothe work was, neither with firearms, nor with the maintenance of special military equipment: I was either a cleaner, oran operator, or a slinger, or even a worker - without a contract.I always worked, not for long: less than halfa year, and then I was simply fired, and probably like everyone else - like me.hmm((. I remember I was waiting for a salary for several months. Here we have advances and bonuses in the backwaters of Russia, they haven't paid at all since the collapse of the “Soviet Union”. And the salary is paidlate - but today this is some kind of nonsense: crazy. I remembered this: about 10 years ago this was even considered a prestigious norm - you work anywhere, and you expect a salary for several months, or you don't get anything atall, and you go to the prosecutor's office to complain)).how is this possible?I remember when I was a student back in the beginning of 2000,I was about twenty years old then, in February: “Siberia, frost, cold, I missed the train, and the stations then were sometimes open plan, and practically not heated,” so warm yourself with cigarette smoke - citizens are passengers,”and at that time I got a stipend, albeit a small one, well, in short, I warmed myself up with beer, I'm standing, waiting for the train and then I look, a diesel locomotive is driving, and on theopen snow-covered platforms of the car, soldiers are sitting on all fours, about ten of them, poor fellows,holding on so as not to fall from the platform of the car.I looked at the soldiers' faces: exhausted, frostbitten.and with a word I was “enlightened” by what I saw: NO!THIS MILITARY SERVICE MAY BE TOUGHENING, BUT IT'S NOT FOR ME.
This must be old. Seems like PI was more unorganized than San Diego. But most of it was only for the camera.
Where is YOUR I.D.the cops took it! ASK THEM! 😅
Tell no lies tell no lies 😊
The female instructor looked like she took extra pleasure in this 😅
Glad I'm not the only one who noticed. She did seem to be on a power trip.
I hit MCRD June 8, 1987
Mad house
Gimme gimme gimme
lima company?
Oh man, the faces of those recruits 😅. Felt bad for the recuit up front. EVERYONE WOULD BE S ARED AS FUCK! was confused why bunk in middle 😅
🤣🤣
Dear God, I never thought a female would try and train a recruit! Semper Fi
They been training recruits for more than sixty years, I can tell you are not a veteran
@@donnajoiner6720 USMC 1965 Semper Fi
@@redwemette5942 1979, Semper Fi.
@@donnajoiner6720 @redwemette5942 you guys made up
why not.....wake up to yourself
Wer.. Where's your ID? WHERE IS YOUR.... I DIDN'T TELL YOU TO PUT IT IN THERE! SO TAKE IT OUT!
I be thinking on joining buh all dah screaming near me gone geh me heated fast they definitely wud kicc me out
I'm joining the Navy and I need a likewise friend, could anybody help me?
My advice is join the Corps :)
These DS will eventually affect great PTSD later on
Omg.... having a wm scream in my ear would be too effin much... please tell me the men and women are still separate at PI
Well this is different from the Marine Corps that I experienced in 1989 when I went through boot camp. I have no problems with a female Marines but it just catches me off-guard seeing The bootcamp experience with female drill instructors.
So if you served, you should know the Women DI'S are for the Women Recruits.
And you should know that receiving has nothing to do with your DI'S..receiving DI'S are not going to be your DI'S.
Rahh
@@MrStaybrown just the images in the video tripped me out
Me too...I went through P.I. in 74....never saw a Female
Mucho grito no se cómo no a perdido su vos de tanto grito no se si será necesario todo eso grito 😮😢
I am sorry i have no problems with females in the Corps but WM DI no i would be more pissed off then nervous or intimidated at that screeching voice when i arrived in San Diego in 85 a buffed out dark green Sgt jumped on the bus and commenced now that Sgt put the fear of god in me when he said get off the bus you just seen bodies flying off the bus 3years down the road i seen him at Horno i was in 3/1 he was in 1/1 i bs with him a minute now what 38 years later still remember dont think i would remember if it was a WM DI just saying
Plt. 3001 Lima Co. Graduated March of '85. SDI SSgt McMillan. I'll never forget that.
You will have a woman DI if you are in a women's recruit platoon. So don't worry yourself. 🤣
gives me nightmares:)
I’m sorry being from the west coast, a woman’s voice still doesn’t strike fear in me. But oh well….women are in San Diego now as well! SF
Parris Island > San Diego 😈
Recruits who go to San Diego are called “Hollywood Marines”.
Il nous faut sa en France pour nos jeunes cons ainsi quaux gens marginaliser
Not really. You need this in France for the soft, over privileged upper middle-class to wealthy with their snotty sense of entitlement. Same in America.
Absolutely off the wall 2 people SCREAMING in your ear AT SAME TIME..ive seen many training and totally get instructor doing this but 2 people.. they'd burst your ear drum . suppose that's part of it too.
Yep, the Drill Instructors had to go through the same thing
Recruits do but twice as worse.
The first stages of DI training is death of Empathy.
2? I’ve had 4 killing me at the same time .. and then hit the quarterdeck with them still on my ass
7:06, 8:52, 11:16, 11:37
You know they are playing to the cameras. We all know what really goes on.
No!❤ i don't know.
What has this country come too?