United States Marine Corps Recruit Training - Marine Recruit Depot San Diego Boot Camp
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- United States Marine Corps Recruit Training - Marine Recruit Depot San Diego Boot Camp
Welcome to the United States Marine Corps Recruit Training at the Marine Recruit Depot, San Diego. MCRD San Diego's main mission is the initial training of enlisted male recruits living west of the Mississippi River. Over 21,000 recruits are trained each year. The Depot also is the home to the Marine Corps' Recruiter School and Western Recruiting Region's Drill Instructors School.
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Basic training is a unique experience no marine ever forgets. I would describe it as the worst fun you'll ever have.
Can't speak about "recruit training" but back in '69 Army "Basic Combat Training" wasn't even slightly fun. It was very,very much like the first 45 minutes of Full Metal Jacket except nobody was killed.
@@jackfitzpatrick8173 back in 2021 when I got through it it wasn’t nearly as bad as it ever could’ve been back in 69’
If you ask, the vast majority of Marine vets HATED Boot Camp (myself included), or at least the first 6 weeks.
On the flip, the vast majority would do it again tomorrow if given the chance(myself included). Unfortunately, age and bad knees prevent it.
@@thecollective1584 The only positive things I can say about Army BCT (in 1969) are: a) I loved rifle range (first time I had ever fired a weapon) and b) it taught me what I was able to endure. And no,I wouldn't go through it again unless my country was literally under attack. And my age might be a factor as well.
Welcom to being turned into a robot. 🤖
For those folks who want to know whats up with all the screaming? Here is your answer...War is confusing, chaotic and stressful, to perform well in combat you need to be able to perform under highly stressful, confusing and ever changing situations......Marine Corps boot camp tries to simulate this stress as much as possible.
Yup here comes the soft sensitive sanders supporter.
Hey! Welcome to 2016 nobody isn't playing nice.
+Tristan Havens sounds kinky
+Adrien m they do the screaming to make simulation of a war zone and have u ever heard a war zone calm???
War was pretty bad for Jewish civilians in WW2 as well---what with those Military assholes pointing guns at them and ordering them to strip naked
i knew that but it does make sence because if they where talking in there normal voices it wouldent do good because on the battle feild evry ones yelling
7:46
The face of a person questioning every decision they've ever made.
LMAOOO
He wished that was a dream
nahh frr😭
Row row row your boat, sneak up in the stream. Lock and load, in tactics mode. United States Marine!
OORAH!
I wonder how many of these guys were thinking "what the hell did I get myself into?"
then again if youre really thinking are you getting into that ? xD
That's what I was thinking in 84
Every single one of them.
Carter S
i wonder how many murderous plots where made in the bootcamp and if thers kind of an recruiter protection program, you know the kind where you get a new identity an all :)
all
I always wanted to join the Unites States Marine Corps but after watching this video I decided to join the United States Postal Service.
Being a USPS postman is an everyday combat. Waking up at 4 AM to go to work, sorting letters, packages, and delivering them on time. And make sure the packages are picked up by the target recipient and not get stolen by the enemy (neighbors) See? it's a very challenging job. A combat EVERYDAY !
😂😂😂😂
THE BEST COMMENT EVVVVVVVEEEEERRR!!!! bahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha
Krystal Drayton Thank you :)
Your very welcome
Thank God for our military. A U.S. marine literally saved me from drowning at the beach at Camp Pendleton (San Diego county, California) when I was a teenager. My family and I were there visiting my stepdad's brother-in-law, a marine, and we were spending the day at the private beach when I decided to do some swimming and body surfing and got pushed under by a big wave. I was a good 5-7 feet down trying with everything in me to push myself up, but the waves held me down and I was being pulled backwards by what must've been a rip tide. Luckily for me, a marine who'd been lifting weights and admiring my body surfing technique, saw me go under and jumped into action when I never resurfaced.... I would not be here today if that marine didn't see me go under. Id already breathed in some water and I couldn't hold my breath any longer when I saw a shadow above me and felt strong arms grab me and pull me up. By then, I was a good 8 or more feet down and had drifted quite a ways out. I would have drowned and been swept out to sea had it not been for that marine and I never knew his name... It traumatized me for life and I never body surfed again. To date, I can't go out deeper than my waist when I go to the beach and stopped swimming in the ocean because of it. I will forever have nothing but the utmost love and respect for the U.S. Marines. Thank you for sharing. God bless America.
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Amazing story
Amazing story
Not your time, and he was doing his duty. To Protect and defend. These guys are very capable. Great training.
If you would hae learned to swim why woud you need him?
@@bryanm546just like you said don't bring God into this
This is why I'm in college. I'm way too much of a pussy and a coward to put myself through this. God bless the men and women who do it for me.
ACEGaming gud choice chair force
ACEGaming coward and this is gold from someone who is a past by nature and still determined to join the marines corps or coastal guard
Ľøŕď Šâťáņ Jőņëş really the Marines are just naval infantry
ACEGaming and another thing it looks runs as hell
ACEGaming I'll do it for college money but I'm too much of a pussy and my left ear is damaged.
I did 21 years in the Marine Corps and retired and I'll say this about Recruit Training at MCRD, "The only easy day was yesterday."
It's pretty easy like riding a bike...that's on fire...and you're on fire....and everything else is on fire....because it's hell
Thank you for your service. 🇺🇸
Did you use the Navy Seal motto on accident or are you pulling a meme on us?
And even thats bullshit cause yesterday was hell that shit wasnt easy
@@willfade7994 A very good way to thank someone for their service is to donate to disabled veteran associations. Semper fi.
Just signed up a couple days ago. Let's get it.
Good luck brother
Remember it's more of a mental game
What if we are not able to climb the ropes or run for like 5 miles or whatever? Should I have top notch stamina to join USMC?
Good luck bro
yo man, good luck
I remember his like it was yesterday. When I crossed through the gate I felt chills like I just entered hell. It strips you of everything you are and were and builds you into a machine. Pain is weakness leaving your body. Once a Marine always a Marine!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
You and 16,000 women.
7:32 that scene is genius. Props to the camera guy, editor, and director
The feeling of stepping off that bus and on to the yellow footprints is indescribable. There is no better feeling than meeting your SDI and finally saying good bye and to address him by rank. Staying motivated is going to be a challenge, but if you want it, know what you're getting into.
That's cool to hear because I just entered the delayed entry program and I am going to be going to boot camp in July.
@@theoverlyuaediphonecharger9963I did too but i'm going in march
How does a person learn on what they are getting themselves into before joining?
now, always make sure your locker is lock when hiding a jelly donut
Ayyyyy
+Cobax I'm going to put a bar of soap in a sock...and beat the shit out of you.
lol
+CyoUNxtTuesdayy oh my god yes dude i love that refrence
+CyoUNxtTuesdayy oh yea, well youre a big fat girly headed fuck ;D
Lmao chill
I'll be joining the Marine Corps when I graduate from high school in 2019 i want to make my country and family proud.
Good luck! I graduate 2021 and plan to enlist!
@@josephhoward2527 me too
Crazy Luo did you join ? Im leaving for Paris island in 7 days
proud of what?
Lol hahahaha
My son told me he wants to join...I was like NO!!! NOW I AM UP RUNNING AND WORKING OUT WITH HIM!! MY SON WILL BE GREAT & LIKE ANY GOOD MOTHER SHE WILL BE SURE AND CERTAIN HER CHILD IS THE BEST!!
I'd do terrible at this, not cuz of the physical stuff, but because I can't understand 80% of what they're saying.
in my country its the same shit. you aint understand half of what they are saying, its part of the process. follow the herd dont ask why lol
woswas den
woswas denni I wouldn't be asking why, I'd be asking what. "Sir, I'll do what you say sir, but I don't have a clue what you're asking, sir! I can't understand you!"
Believe me u can't hear well in the video but once they are screaming next your ear, u will
KamenRanger999 m
Just graduated July 31 India Company 3209 3rd battalion ooorraahhh! What a fucking roller coaster bootcam is!
Woohoo alexx!!
+Alex Morales looking back on it, it was one of the funniest experinces of my life and congrats marine
I just graduated October 9th. fox company. I remember hearing you guys every morning "we are india!" freakin loud and motivating. fox company after yall graduated then became the loudest due to us looking up to India so early on.
Hahha the This, is, India!!! Bro my friend just graduated from
Do. Too his name was Esteban zepeda
From
Fox
Every time i hear i jet fly overhead, I flash back to being a recruit at MCRD San Diego.
Listen, move fast, be loud and blend in. Live chow by chow. And always remember your mind quits before your body does. It’s a huge mental game.
I'm leaving in 3 weeks I'll take your advice
@@curtimongous Good luck brother. I hope you make it. I can’t wait to call you my Marine brother, and I don’t even know you. Read my comment you comment on again and again before you leave. All they want is instant obedience to orders, and to be the best looking, while you’re doing it. When and If you graduate, come back to this comment section and tell me if I was right. I hope you get to feel the feeling when that Eagle, Globe, and Anchor placed in your hand. Again, best of luck. Semper Fi🦅🌎⚓️
@@vishe307 shit I'm crying now I'll get that emblem and I WILL return to this youtube comment section!!!
@@curtimongous so... how'd it go?
@@CarlsCozyCorner Surprisinly not as hard as I thought it was going to be I actually did the complete opposite and became the recruit terrorist 😅 because I wanted it to be harder
"Dismissed"
"Dismissed, Aye Aye Sir - OORAH"
That gave me goosebumps. That was one of the best feelings I've ever had in my life. Good job devil pups.
+Dirk Diggler you were a marine? what years?
Yeah man, April 2007- April 2011. Graduated on the east coast platoon 3057. It was the most brutal summer camp of my life lol.
what was your mos?
+DAN THMAN of course...;)
So no mos?
I was stationed at MCRD (admin) for 2 years I saw this stuff day in and day out. If you're thinking about joining remember the marines are not for everyone. About 30% or more of the recruits that start will not finish. But I always told the recruits I would process out at least you gave it a shot. But remember to give it everything you have. I was 5'6 and 120lbs when I went through training. Lots of people told me I would never make it and I did. It's all about your mental state. If your mind is committed everything else will fall into place.
Bootcamp is the easiest part. He fleet is where you are trained
So true. All think it's so physical. But it's the mental part. They fix the physical part but it's the mental part.
I went to boot camp Parris Island in 1985. I was 5' 7" and 120 lbs and made it through as well. It really is mostly mental.
My coach used to tell me training was 90% mental and 10% physical eventually everyone breaks but only a small percent push through even the most in shape person would quit boot camp if they didn’t have the right mental state
That's actually encouraging.
I'm a retried Navy Veteran and have the most upmost respect for our Marine Corps.
I was a marine for 30 minutes then realized when the Marine Recruit Depot bus pulled up I was in the wrong line. I stepped out, instructed the Marine of my mistake. After a good tongue lashing I found the Navy kiosk in the airport and was on my way to the right training.
Imagine if you went through all that training lol.
That scared guy at 7:45..... "What the fuck did I just sign up for???"
Lol Ikr 😂
rofl I had the same feeling yearsss ago on the yellow footprints
My thoughts in my first few days, "I'm not supposed to be here..." and, "What the **** am I doing here..."
+Linus Herr I know that MJROTC has training beforehand for the marching drills but how would I be if I'd never done it in my life? might be joining after high school.
Should have a good reason to go. Usually have a 4-5 year contract, depending on your MOS and such. If you have friends or family that know or have been in the Marine Corps, they can give you more information and such.
Everyone is like Navy SEALs or SAS is better but you have to realize that these are fresh recruits training to be standard marines and you're comparing them to special forces, that's really smart.
This brings back a lot of memories of MCRD San Diego. I can see a lot of changes have taken place since I graduated in 1968.Oorah Marine Corps!!!
LMAO 🤣
Is this more difficult than you went through, or is it easier?
They don't even know what real Marine corps training is.
I went to Parris Island for Marine bootcamp in 1988....BEST experience in my life! Would gladly go back and do it again! Semper Fi!!! Unit, core, God, country!! Helmet 🪖
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+Foxtrot Alpha I'm curious why do they have the new guys cross their arms over their chest in the beginning of the video?
+Kitten Soft i believe it is because the guys crossing their arms are holding their stuff (extra clothes, personal information, books, etc.) if you look you can see that there is something in their arms.
Oh that makes sense!
+Foxtrot Alpha Do you always tell or is it a perpetual remnant of your intellect to use anger over reason.
We are dumb compared to Singapore........
Jesse E. Andrew ok
This process is a lot more humane than it was in my era. During Vietnam, training time was cut because of the dire need for replacements in the field. That's where the Full Metal Jacket intensity comes from. The Corps wants recruits to succeed but they also want to spot those who can't make it or might be problems before live fire exercises start. That's a big part of induction "hell night". Most are terrified and confused. A few truly get it and take it in stride. A good DI can spot the wash-outs usually in that first half hour. That said, in an era where "boots on the ground" is no longer a deciding factor, we are still teaching recruits to fight WW1, but this is only initial training. From here they move on across the country to various specialty schools ranging from cyber warfare to PSYOPS. This is just the foundation and literally "the basics". The Corps has changed since my day and I see good changes. Respect for the individual is growing as is the idea of looking for personal strengths and abilities to be cultivated and developed. The DIs are not beasts. They seek to develop spinal-reflex actions that will keep recruits alive.
+Mikephx See also the Army's "Shark Attack" and the Navy's "Un-Smurfing", assuming they still exist. Last time I was at the Veteran's Hospital I had (unsurprisingly) a long wait, so I read the latest Army Times. They had a big point-counterpoint about the replacement of Drill Sergeants with Training Platoon Sergeants in rate training school. It was basically "kids these days are all internet and ipods and ain't got no gumption harumph harumph" versus "kids these days are all internet and ipods and can fix a drone warrior but we'll unnecessarily piss off the best ones and make them refuse to re-up if we yell at them all day".
+harris3693 Attitude counts for everything. Recruiters are looking for their third stripe but they don't want people who can't make it. Have the conversation and be honest. Ask ALL questions you have and demand real answers.
That's a question for an immigration attorney. I can't possibly imagine not qualifying for the Corps putting your visa in danger but strange things can happen so you should bet better advice than mine for this.
this is watered down for viewers. I also watched Marine recruit training during the Nam era. The DIs were totally treating recruits humanely, none of that "aye aye sir" or "this recruit". The only thing that i hear from folks from the old corps were hitting recruits. Guess that's frowned upon now
Mikephx that’s rightfully mine and the way this guy makes comments rule’s, telling you being a marine is hard.
I'm hoping it's A LOT easier to hear them in person.
Erik Woole it probly is
Erik Woole nope lol
It’s not
After the 1st day, when you are in your actual platoon during black friday, the Drill Instructors lose their voices, so much screaming is done that day 😂
its not
I can't wait till I'm 18 to be able to become a marine that is my dream and nothing will stop me
Like it also
shit it pants and see how u feel. NO difference
except an injury
Nothing really actually stopped me 🛑
@@sambays5838 bruh💀
15:21 guy made sure to sing on camera to secure that sick album deal lmao XD
R3Dtxt the black drill instructors usually had the best cadences. But my knowledge hat Drill Instructor Sgt Bonekamp had theeee best cadence I have ever heard.
His cadence was good
In another life this man probably was a lead singer
@@japdcp9619 that's racist.
*ONE! TWO! THREE! FOUR! UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS!*
+Kazilikaya
Stupid Zionist run cattle.
+Jim Miklas Row Row Row your boat sneak n' up the stream, Lock n' load - Tactics mode, United States Marine
This is a sick, twisted channel. The US is the world's number one terrorist state.
Shut the fuck up, jackass. Get out of your mommy's basement and grow up.
+Z XY Imbecile. The facts say otherwise
Huge respect for those instructors. Nobody realizes how hard it is for them as well during this, they have to maintain 100% formality during the whole 9 weeks they have, explain everything to 60ish people who have no idea what's going on, and then make sure they're doing nothing wrong. It's amazing. Thanks to all of the now Marines who are in this video and all of the instructors, you've all done a great service to our country.
(Really quick, I AM NOT a vet, I just have unending respect for them)
13 weeks
I ship out to San Diego this Monday, never been so excited and nervous for anything like this
When do you graduate?
In a few days I have the honor of will watching my Marine son graduated Marine Basic in San Diego...HOORAH! SOOOOOOOO PROUD!!
E. Susan Roe it's oorah 😂
Your son is a hero🇺🇸
For anyone who has served, or is currently serving, thank you for your service
I am soooo glad I joined the Army LOL!!! Mad respect to the Marines, they don't cut corners for ANYONE!
Marines we never compromise we never surrender we never quit..
I have so much respect for these young men. Thanks for your service!
I was in the Corps from May 2001 to May 2006. I enjoyed every minute of it and I learned a lot as well. If you want to learn to fight and how to work as a team and stay alive the Marine Corps if for you. After the Marines you will have the discipline and know how to do anything you want. I completed my Bachelor's Degree while active duty and now I am completing my Master's using the GI Bill. Good luck to all who plan on joining.
Did you ever see combat?
@@AmbientsonarVAhe did
I'll be doing this 2 days after my highschool graduation, I'm pumped!
I was a DI and it has been the hardest job but the most rewarding. Nothing compares to that experience.
I'm still a teenager, but seeing them work their buts off to join the Marines really inspires me. I can't wait to join up when I'm older. Congratulations to those in the Marines and God bless their souls in combat. :)
Did u do it?
did you?
You a marine?
Update?
OMG that drill instructions have beatiful voice
I have no idea how.... after all those years of screaming his head off
Yessss
Who Cares? Like oh my goddess.
@@ethangregg702 you cared
The one at 15:21
I met with my recruiter today. I am currently signing up to become a marine. I am nervous and anxious but also looking forward to this new opportunity and transformation.
For many, the hardest moment in USMC boot camp: waking up on day 2. Luckily, though, there's not much time to weep or piss and moan.
For many, the best moment in USMC boot camp: witnessing your SDI actually offering you a handshake. Many have cried right there. (Well.... immediately after he's moved on.) My dad, who's just short of being a Marine Corps motard, admitted this to me.
Ah, the memories. To be a graduate of MCRD San Diego means everything in the world.
This was the greatest time of my life. The Marine Corp will always be my family.
You are correct. I am 74, I joint in 1971 in Maine Corp. The corp made a man out of me. I will die , but the Corp won’t die. I fought the Vietnam War. I survive from the war, and when I die, my grave stone will mark me U S Marine corporal.
I signed this year, this video motivates me more to achieve my dream!
Watered down from when I entered the Corps in 69. I personally went back and thanked my D.I.s Gunnery Sgt. Fox, S/Sgt Cooper, and S/Sgt White for saving my ass in Vietnam, I was 16 years old when I entered boot camp.
Ahhhh I remember this, this is why the corp is number 1 Ooooorah!
Amen
I have always wanted to join the marine corps badly ever since I was little but after seeing this I feel like i'd be that one recruit that gets smoked constantly for f**king up lol
Daniel Sanchez it's alright that's all of them Man
Daniel Sanchez don't let that scare you from joining. Everyone gets yelled at just part of the training
It's a challenge, but you can minimize issues. Do what you're told, do your best, and don't f*** up, and you'll have a good chance to be off the Senior Drill Instructor's radar.
From now on your gomer pyle
Donald Trump. I fuck ivanka
Early on, "Your knees are slightly bent." Good advice. I was at a change of command ceremony where a couple of Marines passed out. Never lock out your knees!
P.S. Never let the incoming general talk too long.
Definitely a life experience, but this is just the beginning. Keep moving forward in something, don't turn back for nobody.
Nothing more awesome than a Marine. God bless all who served, have served and those who gave the ultimate sacrifice. I bet there are Marines guarding the gates of heaven.
Thank God for the united States Marines
!!
This video really helps me know what to expect when I get there. I am a poolee and I am shipping off this summer. Semper Fi
How was it?
How was it?
I went to marine boot camp in 1995 still the hardest thing I've ever had to do but it's made me push myself beyond what most people think they can do when my car broke down I jumped on my bicycle and rode 34 miles round trip at 48 I have a different mind set from boot camp alone would do it again
Believe me that training has gotten me through a lot of tough spots in life. 1974 platoon 1074 Camp Pendleton.
Damn another awesome video. Long ass one too. Thanks
20 years since ive been here...still remember this like it was yesterday graduating from MCRD.
Awesome Teachers. They make this country strong
Row Row Row your boat sneak n' up the stream lock n' load tactics mode United States Marine
"Shut the fuck up,Carl!"
"Sorry dad" (goes to corner and cries)
Am i the only one that thinks this looks like fun?
No one Here no
Ever played war as a child? This is the advanced version of it. I WANT TO GO RIGHT NOW. This is my definition of funnnn!
WOW!!! I'm glad I was a Hospital Corpsman!!. God bless you guys who wanted to be Marines!!! tough training!! Semper Fi!!
My psychology is unmatched by master Sargent.
Is that you John Wayne? Is this me?
+Roy Mustang "Who said that? Who the FUCK said that!!?
+The Rookie Sir I said that sir! XD
Lol Praivite jocker
I was just sitting here thinking this.
+Tyler B Who the fuck said that???
Must join. What else do I have to lose. Going to work hard to earn that title. Everytime I see something like this I feel the chills down my spine. I must serve America. 🎖
KeemsLife getting pumped off a TH-cam video doesn't mean you your marine ready . Think about it lol
Did you
I was blessed to have both my di's as well as my sdi all be Staff NCO's Drill instructors some of the absolute hardest working Marines in the Corps
I’m about to enlist and this video just made me more excited. I can’t wait
Leaving for recruit training in 3 weeks and this gives me goosebumps but can't wait to become a marine!
How was it
How was it?
How was it?
Heyyyy
It's almost tragic that human existence is just not possibly as elegant as Marine Corps recruit training. It's hard to express the longing I feel for those days.
I decided to watch this video to see how much has changed since January 22, 1956 when I arrive in San Diego at MCRD.Assigned to Plt 214 ,we graduated honor platoon.
From looking down through the dorm windows I could see and watch fresh recruits graduating from MCRD boot camp. I wish to the day I would be in the shoes of those on the graduation parade deck.
If you think this is hell, grow a pair, I’m going to boot camp in 3 months and I cannot wait, it’ll be the best thing you’ll ever do with your life, achieve and overcome a damn challenge in your life, let’s get it
I’ve always wanted to join the us marine core but after this I have decided to stay with the marine core I love it
The Drill Instructor with glasses yelling at the recruit in the thumbnail was my Drill Instructor at Parris Island in 2005.
15:20 love the way he calls cadences, sick!!!
been watching a ton of marine videos lately. I have been wanting to join the military since high school ( graduated 2018 ), I just need to get down to the required weight ( never was good at letting go of junk food til recently ) to go to boot camp. Loosing weight is hard. but I started my current diet at 330lbs a few months ago. i am a male 22yrs at 5'5. I am now 284lbs. I spoke to a recruiter over the phone a few days ago, and said I'd need to get down to at least 173lbs in order for boot camp. Looking to Join in winter 2023/2024. depending how quickly I loose weight.
Run and work outside
I am so excited and a little nervous as I will go to boot camp this upcoming May. I cannot wait to go through this process as I move forward in my life to become a United States Marine.
Very cool! Thanks for posting!
Very proud of these fine young men. It is these brave boys that keep America and world to be free.
James P mmmmmm what ?
You mean bringing chaos to every country you invade and afterwards pissing off? Good job...
The guy in 10:06 sounds like a sheep 😂👌🏻
Funny you mentioned that cuz I hear his sheep voice throughout the entire video even when hes not on camera
with aircraft flying over constantly it’s pretty good training for picking out who’s saying what in tense situations
Platoon 3102 Nov 1981 - Jan 1982, San Diego!! The barracks, parade deck, and office areas haven't changed a bit! I see the noise from airplanes taking off are still a bit of an issue. They were much louder back then. This video definitely brings back memories. I wouldn't trade my time in boot camp for anything!
plt 1021 mar81 smcrd sd, it appears the wall and bars are shorter. the wall they can jump to the top almost over it and the bars they took out 2 or 3 it was 4 or 5 to top then you had to swing over. cured the scared of heights fear right out of ya. and sliding down the cable at the end was cool. oohrah young warriors.
that you john Wayne? is this me?
WHO THE FUCK SAID THAT!!??!?!??!
WAS IT YOU, YOU SCROUNGY LITTLE FUCK?!!!
Nobody huh?!
The fairy fucking godmother said it!?!?
Sir, i said it sir!
That woman shaving their heads is so gentle. I remember the old bastard that tried to scalp every one of us like a sociopath. If you had a mole on your head, you no longer had a mole on your head
We are very excited and really like your creative ideas, made it enjoyable to watch and keep watching, hope you continue this great idea forever.
Hi, I sit on a boat. Nice to see ya marines hope to see some of ya soon!
Man the marine singing the cadence was so cool
Boot camp is about getting rid of your bad habits and get you mentally ready on what's to come for you.But the Marine Corps is not for everybody, thats why we only have about 200,000 men and women that are in the Marine Corps in the US.
I’m planning on enlisting after high school in 2020 I’m starting to work out now anyone young really dedicated should start working out and running now best of luck to anyone enlisting soon 💪
Can't wait to get out of high school to enlist, I'm ready for this! Hoorah!!!
Did you do it
He can really sing 15:21
Damn this is what im gonna have to endure.. Atleast i know.. Itll pay off
+Gerardo Pulido Joining USMC?
+RonniePoleCasper no he's joining the Taliban you idiot
One Great Bill lol taliban training is different then this lol
You don't need to be American to Join,,,No-Excuses
my buddy and I decided to enlist together in May, can't wait
brings back memories..... 1990 India Company Plt 3042 MCRD San Diego. Semper fi!
9:50 when your in the shower and you get soap in your eye.
Lmao
XD