Navy Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) Technicians and Divers aren't made overnight! Take a look behind the scenes at how America's Navy trains these brave men and women.
its a thing you have to do when your in the Delayed Entry Program, you have to say "Future Sailor____ requesting permission to come aboard" and if you do it correct they say "Permission granted"
I am working my way to DMT just graduated HM School now reporting to first command where I plan on becoming stronger in the water and getting myself ready for DMT! Hooyah Navy Divers!
Mudpup is like an intership (civilian world) for lets say a Dive Command or EOD Command. And yes, you do learn a lot. It could've changed since my time, I'm now a Nurse after my good'ol Squid days. Have fun in Camp Lester
EOD School has changed since I went... I went straight from Boot to NDSTC. Still kick myself for DOR... it's a challenge, no doubt about it. Not something to take lightly.
I was talking to my recruiter and she did not a lot of information about DMT and I’m having a hard time trying to find information about that rate do any of you have any good information about DMT
So wait... Navy Dive Candidates now have their own boot camp division? (';')... THAT is a GREAT idea!!! When did they start the 800 division? Wow.. so much has changed... good idea to thin them out while at Great Lakes $$$ savings. And then... NAVSCOL EOD is at an airforce base? I'm glad I'm just a chicken rancher... I commend all of you who take this on and go down to the sea... be well, make it safe... it's YOUR Navy now... :)
Hello guys I have a question: - I went to the recruitment center in my city last week, and I saw something interesting while waiting for a recruiter.. A soldier came in for their monthly report, and when he entered the room he saluted the recruiter and then the U.S flag, and said something along the lines- "requesting permission to come aboard".. The recruiter told him something before and after though. Does anyone know the whole dialogue? Or know what I'm talking about? Lol I'm just curious.
When entering a ship or barracks on base/at sea you need to salute the person (usually on watch) or the OOD (officer of the deck) then the ensin (the US flag) and request permission to come aboard, the OOD will then say come aboard when they make sure you’re authorized to enter. Same goes for leaving the ship/ barracks you request to go to sea.
its a thing you have to do when your in the Delayed Entry Program, you have to say "Future Sailor____ requesting permission to come aboard" and if you do it correct they say "Permission granted"
I am working my way to DMT just graduated HM School now reporting to first command where I plan on becoming stronger in the water and getting myself ready for DMT! Hooyah Navy Divers!
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Mudpup is like an intership (civilian world) for lets say a Dive Command or EOD Command. And yes, you do learn a lot. It could've changed since my time, I'm now a Nurse after my good'ol Squid days. Have fun in Camp Lester
Not many of us old hard hat divers left would love to have one of the new diving patches. Went to school in Norfolk va. Yfnb17
EOD School has changed since I went... I went straight from Boot to NDSTC. Still kick myself for DOR... it's a challenge, no doubt about it. Not something to take lightly.
Great music in between sentences
I want EOD so bad! I was 1 point away on my ASVAB from getting it, Go boot camp in 2 days and then to MA. And hopefully I can get into EOD.
David Lyons did you make it through boot camp?
Go EOD! Support EOD
The best of the best.
Well maybe it was a friend thing or something, but yea when he was saluting he was holding his credential with his left hand also....
I’m in this video. Most of it is footage of bud/s class 286
damn kinda wanna cross rate!! got to wait to 2s to cross rate
Trying to be eod in the reserves got 8months haha. Right now just a desk job in the navy really a waste of my youth.
Were Navy Divers in Operation Desert Shield/Desert Storm?
I plan to join is this something you have to sign up while tot in the navy
By the way I went through diving school in 1963 sorry forgot that must be getting old
being an EOD must be scary. being around explosives that could go off at any minute D:
What is a mudpup sorry never heard that term, and I'm going to NH Okinawa, Japan
I was talking to my recruiter and she did not a lot of information about DMT and I’m having a hard time trying to find information about that rate do any of you have any good information about DMT
Corpsman and divers see combat.
So wait... Navy Dive Candidates now have their own boot camp division? (';')... THAT is a GREAT idea!!! When did they start the 800 division? Wow.. so much has changed... good idea to thin them out while at Great Lakes $$$ savings. And then... NAVSCOL EOD is at an airforce base? I'm glad I'm just a chicken rancher... I commend all of you who take this on and go down to the sea... be well, make it safe... it's YOUR Navy now... :)
Hello guys I have a question:
- I went to the recruitment center in my city last week, and I saw something interesting while waiting for a recruiter.. A soldier came in for their monthly report, and when he entered the room he saluted the recruiter and then the U.S flag, and said something along the lines- "requesting permission to come aboard".. The recruiter told him something before and after though. Does anyone know the whole dialogue? Or know what I'm talking about? Lol I'm just curious.
When entering a ship or barracks on base/at sea you need to salute the person (usually on watch) or the OOD (officer of the deck) then the ensin (the US flag) and request permission to come aboard, the OOD will then say come aboard when they make sure you’re authorized to enter. Same goes for leaving the ship/ barracks you request to go to sea.
Well, when you put the two together, no they don't see combat.
Seems like the navy diver dosent really have to worry about going to war and getting shot
Devin Thurman nah but EOD tech are in that course and they are special forces
Devin Thurman wrong
@@matthewbowler5324 special forces only applies to green berets everything else is either specops or specwar
@Max McCoin Special Warfare is spec ops.
I don't see any female divers except for "Rebecca Jones".. i'm so nervous now. Is there a height requirement?
Kimberly Perez umm like 4’10” probably
Kimberly Perez did you go for it?
DMT corpsman do not see combat at all. The closest thing they see to combat is the fight with the sun on the beach.
the greeting you saw is some stupid rule they have for future sailors in the delayed entry program. I hate saying that its just unnecessary.
It's pronounced "nuclear" not "nucular"
EOD is not SOCOM!! They fall under NECC:: Naval Expeditionary Combat Command!! Get it right
It still special operations
Shut up
learn to spell before you make an accusation of that degree
this is the worse commentary EVER!!!! holy fuck way to make navy spec ops look bad.