Boot Camp: Making a Sailor (Full Length Documentary - 2018)
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- Boot Camp: Making a Sailor is a feature-length documentary produced by the U.S. Navy's All Hands Magazine, in partnership with U.S. Navy Recruit Training Command. It follows four young people on their path from leaving their hometowns and enlisting in the Navy through Navy Boot Camp in Great Lakes, Il.
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Focus on getting to breakfast, then focus on getting to lunch, then focus on getting to dinner. Then focus on getting to bed. It'll go quick.
This made me laugh a good bit. I graduated early this month, that’s exactly what you need to do!
Honestly dude. at night thinking about the cheerios with granola in it made me get out of my rack. A few weeks will be a year since I left
Is it Hubbard or Humptard... ? Either way a tard joined to take orders... I love working for uncle sam lets me know just who I am.. 1 2 3 4 marine core... if we were at war.. you might actually get some respect. till then scrub my toilet with your tooth brush...
@@yungnemesis1848 bro it was the crushed granola bars in milk for me. Also we had pizza on our last night, they played music, it was awesome
@@jeffreyhubbard6199 DId you reply scumb bag? Disappear like your comment in the mass of others..
Imagine trying to say “yes chief” but you end up saying “yes chef” instead.
underrated comment 🤣👌
I LAUGHED OUT LOUD
Hilarious! That would be an epic mistake! LOL
oops
Gordon Ramsey intensifies.
Our son shipped out last Thursday. Respect to all recruits and instructors.
he back yet??
@@somemong8349 Most likely yes, unless they got ASMO'd
Good for him! In Royal Houses, serving in The Military for Princes is a must. In future years, both Prince George & Prince Louis will do time in the Military. They may go to Sandhurst that all of the Sons of King Hussein (RIP), went to as well as his daughter Riyah. 😊
Everyone becomes a bitch to one person. Money problems
Is it worth it?
Shit gives me the shivers.... this was me two years ago. If anyone is shipping out to boot camp any time soon, trust me, its ALL worth it.
December 14th looking forward to it!🙌🏽
I leave in 2 days, going into the Seabees. Can't fuckin wait
@@johnlocke8642that’s fire man I hope everything goes well that’s exactly what I’ll be going into
@@johnlocke8642Feb is when I’m off to bootcamp
@JoseRamirez-et5di Know you're already there, but good luck Brother
Who’s watching this in bed?
How'd you know....😳
Me
Almost everyone
BGman 05 indeed
That one guy lol
Bootcamp was the funniest place that I wasn’t allowed to laugh.
Were you a recruite?
So true dude. I’ve never laughed harder than in boot camp and I’ve never been more afraid to laugh that hard
Deadass
That's one thing I'm nervous about. I laugh at everything but that's something I know imma have to stop. I hope I pass everything.
@@lilmike757 me too. I like to smile so im a bit worried about it as well
I just graduated yesterday 07DEC23 and what an experience it was 😂 so many stories i will never forget good luck too anybody who is planning on joining!
how many shots do you have to get, i’m joining next august but im scared of needles😂😂
Really not a needle u wont feel nothing @@flowerskarma7884
I'm nervous about the fitness part 🥲🤧
That’s sick I’m definitely very excited for boot camp! I will be going out in feb
@@DrummerBoy. just look at the PRT standards and train above the standard. It’s not too difficult if you regularly exercise
I served 8 years in the Navy, and half of them was spent as a FMF Corpsman with the Marines. I would encourage anyone thinking of joining to jump head first in and go for it. The benefits when you get out are amazing, and you will be part of a brotherhood for life.
What benefits if you don’t mind me asking ?😊
Thank you so much for your service! I decided at 12 that I wanted to be in the navy just like my BFF's dad. I'm 15 now, but I still have 3 years until I enlist. Seeing this documentary gives me immense joy and determination to do my best to prepare for it!
People respect the fact that you served, that's the benefit@@senko147
@@senko147the legendary va loan is one of the few things you are entitled to. Depending on the price of the house and a few other factors, you might be able to buy a house with low interest, and zero down. Depending on your rate, you can get certain qualifications that are desirable by companies in the civilian world. Top those qualifications on your time (experience) doing that particular job, and you'll find a well paying job after you get out easily. Only about half of your income is taxable. The money you get from basic housing allowance, food allowancd, and other auxiliary pays (depending on your job; i.e. sea pay, hazardous pay, etc) are non-taxable. Depending on the state, they may not even tax your taxable income portion as well. So on paper, you perhaps won't make as much as you'd like, but if you play your cards right, in practice, you should be able to make decent money.
Become an officer and make 10 times the money of an enlisted and be treated like royalty. But stupid people won’t listen to wisdom and experience.
Remember kids. Chief isn't yelling at you, Chief is yelling at your rank. Good luck!!
True
No he's definitely yelling at you.
Makes sense
Garrett Thompson what’s DRB?
@@garrettthompson5443 sounds like my dad
14:39
"Yes, Chief!"
"No, Chief!
"Maybe, Chief!"
*This* *ain't* *it* *chief*
Scourge lmaooo my sides hurt from laughing
Under appreciated comment
In army bct my drill sgt said
"Yes drill sgt"
"No drill sgt"
"Fuck you drill sgt"
😂😂😂
Lol
Honestly, seeing how determined and genuine that Luis is, is super motivating. Like he wants to better himself and make his family proud of him. How he’s turned his life around is amazing. Id love to know where he is and Rachel are at now. I’m sure they’re doing great things.
I second that!!
When I was in Great Lakes for Boot Camp in 1998. We only lost 2 people from our division for Hardship Discharges. When 1 person messed up and had to drop for push-ups or anything else, We all dropped as a team. We were all in Boot Camp together and made sure we all finished together.
Lmao bro I remember right at taps our RDC would have our forward compartment watch drop in push up position and then yell Aft watch Aft watch and he would come hauling ass through the barracks and make him drop and tell the aft watch when I say down you will yell shut your pie hole and tell the forward watch when I say up you will say get in your racks. Ohh man the memories of that place. Summer of 2000.
Great Mistakes 1978 company 936
The twins had a poor attitude from the beginning. Bootcamp ain't no joke. You either gone fall in line or get left behind. Period.
I agree. Their attitude was "whatever, just get through it". I went through Navy boot camp in San Diego in 1985 at age 17 and even then I snapped into shape very quickly. My company began with 84 and graduated with 62. Drill company 945, 1985.
@@SMOBY44 thank you for your service
Gabriel seemed ready, Simon didn't
Absolutely. My father told me that if I ever decided to join, your attitude and ability to take instructions will pay off. These two really came in with false impressions and a belief that you become part of the Navy simply by showing up.
They can be "conditioned". Which is a nice way of saying they will train and drill the sass out of your head. Double quick.
@@SMOBY44 Thank you for your service, Sir.
Army sleeps under the stars , navy uses them to navigate, air force uses them to rate hotel rooms
Space force is their neighbours 😂😂
Marines eat the stars
Marine......SMASH
@@frkaisr You spelled crayons wrong.
Right on! Airforce rates those rooms! With the budget alloted exceeding the other branches combined. There is a reason, get past your cognitive bitter barriers and you may be able to appreciate all of our facets.
Best tip I could give to anyone who is about to ship out: Focus on the three meals per day and count the Sundays you have remaining instead of weeks or individual days, it’ll go by quickly.
I went through boot camp years ago.
Confidence, respect and a willingness to work yourself to the bone to accomplish the task will carry you through.
I failed the swim call but I kept trying, I begged them to jump. It was embarrassing but I was surprised to see that they were impressed because I kept trying.
A few weeks later I qualified. Don't underestimate other people's ability to help you and push you if you don't give up on yourself.
So, you just flouted on your back for a few seconds right?
@@TheTruthcometh 🤣🤣🤣I'm dying 😂😂😂
@@TheTruthcometh No, we had to jump and then swim down the length of the pool and come back.
I qualled tho, after failing for days and days on end.
@@salbill4484 Ok, i got you.
How many heavier set folks were there that managed to get through?
The twins had the absolute worst attitude going into this. "I thought this was gonna be easier" "I didnt know you had to earn this. Thought graduating came with boot camp" like bro wtf did you think you signed up for? Obviously did no research
for real. you gotta know what ur getting into before you come to boot camp.
I didn’t understand if they were sent home or if they were just put in different divisions
@@ejw3006 they were sent back home
Itz ben that’s tough
@@ejw3006 yea. i kinda expected it tho. they had literally the worst possible attitude going into boot camp. obviously they had no idea what they were getting into.
Chief: Respond!!!!!!!
Recruit.exe has stopped working.
Is that you, John Wayne? Is this me?
The tech age. LOL.
Lmaoooo good one
I really enjoyed this video. This boot camp video took me down memory lane. I was a recruit at Great Lakes Training Command during the summer of 1992. The entire program has changed. When I was training there only males being trained at Great Lakes. The female recruits were trained in Orlando, Florida.
This cracked me up 😁
I tried Navy boot camp, but didn't make it through for medical reasons. Those who graduated, congratulations and I salute you. 💪🙏♥️ Division 337!!
397 Respect
I am sorry to hear that I wish you the best in whatever you decide to do. I managed to make it through and graduated in August. I am also about to graduate A school then head out to the fleet.
@@taylorcooke3775what rate and what location is the fleet?
Can I ask what was the medical reason
What medical reason?
1977 to 1981. I loved the video, brought back some memories even from my time in, oh so long ago:
1) Home sickness was the biggest enemy for most (me included)... it was the leverage they used everyday.. as you progress further you gain confidence and they begin to lose their leverage.
2) Don't let the Navy get you in shape and by all means, don't let the Navy teach you to swim!!!
3) It will be an experience your friends from high school who didn't serve will miss and you will remember and cherish for the rest of your life.
4) in my 4 short years, I witnessed Boot camp, "A -School", my first ship, a shipyard overhaul, Guantanamo Bay, a Med Cruise, a second ship, hometown recruiting duty, 6 months of Shore Patrol and 18 months on a submarine base Scotland and along the way I visited a dozen different countries.
5) So who comes out better prepared for life? Some kid with with a worthless degree and a massive student loan or a veteran of military service who was a part of something bigger than themselves, trained to adapt, to work as a team and the meaning of respect and honor?
6) I retired as a plant manager, debt free @ 55 ahead of all my friends. (life skills learned)
I will gladly take the assistance they will give me to learn to swim and get in shape. Tired of how I lived my life and I'm ready to be shaped in to what the Navy needs.
@@thefurrygamer1489 Well good luck to you, the Navy sure needs you!
"Someone that can confirm your existence"
What an interesting choice of words
Lmaoo
😂
indeed so just imagine u are calling ur house phone and the kid is taking up so the kid be like: whattttt the heeeeeeeck
@SpangeBab damn, my apologies man
@@ridgefrost lol fuck that dude don't apologize to his bitchass😂 people get on this internet and talk crazy lol fuck them
Parents: "I'm sure my son/daughter are fine"
*phone rings*
Parents: "Oh, hi sweety, how're you? Did you get there safe? Mommy loves you!"
Drill Instructor: "HANG UP, HANG UP HANG UUUUUPPP!"
*click*
Lol
My poor mom. Answered the phone to me basically screaming "MY STUFF IS ARRIVING IN THE MAIL IN 2 WEEKS I GOT TO GO BYE".
Because the lizard king was yelling in the background to hang up the fucking phone.
Thats the Military
@@JacobSBierman XD lizard king that describes them well
@@JacobSBierman Was your Mom freaked out after the fact when you could talk to her?
17:12, 17:16, and 17:27
The differences in attitudes foretell who is in it to win it and who’s in it to coast.
The twins were just like “whatever”. The other two had determination and a goal. THAT made all the difference between getting through and falling behind.
"Move faster You !" that is a brilliant line...
I don't know what angers me more...
The lack of motivation...or the fact that someone actually said, "I can't believe I have to earn this."
Alot of these people dont belong in the military
The twins. They thought that the Navy was gonna be easy. But they are breaking you down from a civilian into a navy Sailor
Their mindset alone is what got them separated.
I agree!
You know what's worse, reservists.. jesus...they go thru bootcamp and at like kids in their first unit.
Bootcamp should be harsher.
I’m all stressed out just watching this in the comfort of my home lmao
I knooowww 😂😂😂
Me right now 😂
You would probably have a heart attack watching how a real bootcamp is run..lmao
made my heart beat so fast...i was stressed just watching it!
Same 🤣🤣
Orlando Florida was home for my Navy boot camp experience. It was August 1974. I was very athletic in high school and honestly boot camp just wasn't physically that difficult. It was much more a mental exercise than a physical one. They keep you busy all day every day so that passes the time. All in all a good experience. Thanks for my company commander AO1 Wayne Wilson for taking good care of me and all the members of company 217D.
RTC ORLANDO 1971 May-Jul,CO 090 CC Curtis Williams CS1
My son just graduated on June 30th a few days ago. Very proud of the sailor he has become!
Congratulations, my brother just went in today I’m so ready to see him graduate already lol
The scary thing is not Understanding what They had just told You..
Just ask them to repeat it
@@X17OMS I had the same concern. How do you ask properly? For example, speaking less is more, I think there's no 'I" and instead you say "this recruit" every time, along with sentence "sandwiching". So what does the full sentence/question look like after applying the rules?
@@X17OMS good luck with that
@@Shelly-vw5ot same that’s my question
Just say "say again"
11:23, imagine getting a call from someone in your family that is in the navy, and then hear them getting yelled at to turn it off.
Yep me last night
I'd feel so bad omg lol
TR3V0R_1001 that’s exactly what I was thinking lol
Bahahahha
When I joined the US Army in 1967, the drill sergeants didn't give a rat's ass about us calling home to say we arrived safely to basic training. Come to think of it, they didn't give a rat's ass about anything . . . period.
I spent 14 years in the Army. In that 14 years I worked with the Marines, Air Force and the Navy. We all have different basic trainings/boot camps, but the philosophy behind them are all the same: break you down, build you up, and work as a team. Fun stuff. The hardest school I went to was Air Assault school: 11 days of hell. ❤❤❤
Lol I remember my son on his first call home, "Mom they lied to me!". He has 17 years in the Navy now and he is an instructor.
Boot camp instructors are usually sailors who failed to do their dedicated Navy jobs properly and got demoted to instructor job. You have to hate people to like that job. See the movie Full Metal Jacket!
@@jameskoralewski296 full metal jacket is just a movie, that doesn't mean anything
@@mr.freeze3020 Full Metal Jacket was pretty close to what the old Marine Bootcamp was like before the snowflakes showed up.
@@jameskoralewski296 yeah but that was the old and this is the new, a lot of stuff has changed so you can't really base anything off of a movie unless you were actually a bootcamp instructor or someone enrolled in bootcamp many decades ago
@@mr.freeze3020 My neighbor was a drill instructor in the old Marine Corps back when they were allowed to cuss and yell and use slight physical punishment when necessary.
“You will not be coddled, nor disrespected. But you will be held to a high standard.”
I loved that statement! I have so much respect for all the men and women who make up the armies of the world!
That's bullshit. They are hella disrespectful
Ray Severe drill sergeants or officers are not mad or disrespecting at you he just motivates you to do better
@@galenirby3553 bro stop it. U definitely DO NOT speak for me. My experience was whole different
@@raysevere5417 Experience aside, if you get inches from someone's face while screaming at them then you're being disrespectful. I don't know how the military defines "respect" but it isn't the definition the rest of the world is using.
I went through navy boot camp in San Diego in the summer of 81, company 097. It was a different time back then, they weren’t nearly as gentle as they are today. I didn’t fully understand the reason for why they did the things they did, but it fully prepared me for life in the fleet. My first ship was the uss coronado agf 11, home ported in the Persian gulf. I’m proud to have served and I’m glad that our naval traditions are still continuing
I went through RTC San Diego in the summer of '80, and you are right, it was a whole different world (military-wise) back then. Obviously, only guys, and the recruit CC's could do almost anything just to see how much a raw recruit could take. Also, if I am remembering this right, back then I believe it was 12 weeks of basic, not the 8 that recruits go through now.
RTC San Diego Company 056. I certainly don't remember condiments on tables in chow hall. Lol
@@jessieball6195boot is 10 weeks
I graduated Navy Boot Camp in January 1991 in Orlando, Florida! I was a scared 18 year old immature kid, who had never left home, it was the best decision I ever made ❤
My grandparents lived behind the Naval Base (off Gen. Reese Rd). We would hear the graduation ceremonies every Friday. He was retired WWII Air Force (Army Air Corps) so he had base privileges and would take me to the PX, library, and officers' club as a kid. It has now been redeveloped as a housing community but the park has a great name, "Blue Jacket Park" after the "ship" there....I'm sure you know what I am talking about. Thank you for your service.
@@CSBnole ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Imagine joining the navy and not knowing how to swim
You'll get sent to the kiddie pool to learn.
I had 8 in my division that didn’t know,it’s more common than you would think.
Cometzz 😂😂😂
I wanna join the navy cause navy is more about technology but I don’t know how to swim
Harjit Sidhu If I we’re you I would take swimming lessons or at the very least practice to float.Because while you will be taught in basic if you can’t swim,it will take away from other training that you might need.Meaning you will go to swim class until you pass while everyone else is doing something else.I hope that helps.
14:24 Recruit: Takes a half step backwards
Chief: So you have chosen *death*
The one shouting should feel ashame. He is pathetic. & probably a coward in front of a man.
TakaTaka I’m gonna assume you’re ESL
HAHAHAHAHA got me rolling
@@TakaTakaaaaaaaaaaaaa you describing yourself dude?
@@User-hy6ur What a bunvh of Zs
Is it just me. Or I think everyone everywhere should gone through this.
It builds character
I’m a Marine and I’m glad there still kids wanting to serve, it’s tough to go through boot camp, I went to Parris Island and I thought I had died and went to hell..
Yeah, but you conquered it and your throne is still there. What's not to like?
@@NorthForkFisherman Semper Fi 👍🇺🇸👋
Did your SDI tell you that you were allowed to die?
14:35 five minutes after sending a text to my crush
Yes Chief No Chief Maybe Chief 😂
Enoch Hart 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
RESPOOOOONNNND!!!! LOL
God, dammit
*respOOOOOOND*
Call someone that can confirm your existence 💀 lol 😂
Oshun05 Glad, I’m not in the navy, I don’t have Satan’s number 😅
@@secretninja247 oh my god!!😂
Just waiting for someone to make a dad joke 😂
That doesn’t sound that out the ordinary then again I just graduated Air Force bmt
Youknowwho y’all air force have it lucky i’ve been in the navy for a year. and in boot camp if we looked at our petty officers we would get yelled at. if y’all don’t look at your sergeants and stuff you get in trouble
I’ve been in the navy for now a year and a half went through bootcamp last July. Some advice for ppl going to recruitment centers and now looking up navy bootcamp. It’s hard and requires sacrifice every step of the way, be ready to be out under stress and to perform under pressure. The hardest part of bootcamp is being mentally open to having no limit. Never give yourself a limit, not in bootcamp not in the fleet and even if you fail out don’t give yourself a limit. Always rise to the occasion.
I got good friend of mine who served the navy. Was a E-6. Has two purple hearts. He good friend got lot respect for him .has kind heart 💜
_"I thought boot camp was going to be more relaxed"._ Funniest line of the entire video. Must have spent the first 20 years of his life on Twitter.
😂😂
Ikr 😄🤣
🤣🤭
Imagine going to any boot camp in the military and thinking it’s easy or relaxed
if you wanted more relaxed you would go airforce
I’ll literally just randomly think “RESPOOOOOOND” throughout the day
Same 😂😂😂🤣🤣
SAY SUMTANGGGGGG!
SAY SOMTHANGGUH
14:35
HHahahashahahhah!
I went through boot camp in 2004. I retire in 9 months. I will forever love and hate the Navy. Upset to see how much has changed
I ship out in 3 days and this video made me feel like i was there. It made me scared, gave me second thoughts but i also made me feel like i was there, my heart was racing like i was the one doing the physical test. It felt like i just graduated with them. These people look so proud and happy and i love being praised and the minute my family watch me graduate, it will be the best day of my life.
I pray i get through this with no more problems and come out as a United States Salor of the Navy. Wish me good luck!
It was so easy just listen and pay attention! And you will breeze through it in no time:)
@@jaidenware283 and I did just that, now I'm in MA School
Recruit: "Hey mom, I made it to Navy boot camp."
Mom: "Okay sweetie, I'm glad you're safe, I love--"
Jaime: " *HANG UP!!! HANG UP!!!!* "
Mom: "..."
WE had to call collect from the bank of pay phones.
My dad laughed at me during the phone call. Cause you have to read off a card lol
@@wyattjames6828 I almost forgot about those stupid cards.
@@wyattjames6828 them shits don’t exist anymore. Kids get to call on their cell phones once before mailing them home.
@@ncasa1 Since when? I just got out of bootcamp a month and a half ago.
My favorite part of boot camp was when you’d have one guy try to motivate the entire division at night . 😂
The night time motivation speech , then we would hear " shut the fuck up "
“SHUT THE FUCK UP RPOC!”
@@josephr5038 “we’ve got to come together guys!”
every fucking night lol
@@felixcastillo9042 🤣🤣
I attempted boot camp and it was difficult. I went in blind, not knowing what the fuck I was doing. I was in division 227 back in june. I came back home on August 2 due to my mental health. I only lasted till 1-5 in to my training. I at least got to experience this. It was truly an experience petty officer Wyatt is truly one hell of a person. He will push you to do your best. My toughest petty officer that I am still scared of till this day lol.
I remember watching this when it came out a couple years after I joined. I just rewatched it after getting out of the Navy last year and it really brought back so much nostalgia. The circle of life happening every week at RTC Great Lakes lol. People replacing me and my peers and those that came before us. We really do have a special Navy
Squidward: “NOT THE NAVYYYYY”
foodie12354 LMAAOOOOO
💀💀💀
🤣🤣🤣🤣
the lady singing on march had a fire voice i must say
ella drabble
If she leaves the Navy she has a job as a singer somewhere
Yes I was listening while I was reading this comment and I agree
listen to marine cadences they are beautiful
You know who else have a fire voice? 14:36
colson murphy The cadences aren’t. The people who sing them are :)
I went through boot camp in 1988 at NTC San Diego, the same station where my grandfather helped train recruits before he retired. He told me two things to help me get through boot camp: 1) DO NOT Quit! 2) You will not be asked to do anything that you cannot do, mental or physical.
I remember the day we left the bus stop in Milwaukee Wisconsin for the Great Lakes, four of us. Because of the short drive we got there hours before the big influx of recruits so they just had us sitting in desks in the lobby filling out paperwork. Finally the busses pulled up and everyone came running in and all the petty officers started yelling at them and drilling them into formation. It was so bizarre because we were just sitting there, recruits just like them, but got to watch it all happen from the side. Very strange experience.
The twins weren't ready. Rachel certainly was though, she always had a smile, had a great attitude about it all, even the toughest parts, and will certainly make a great addition to the Navy.
Did the twins failed?
she also knows this is the only real time shes gotta work thru bootcamp (it said she was designated as intel cause of her foreign language background so she likely gonna spend all her time behind a desk)
One Buffalo Rachel can also get this pipe too so she’ll make a great addition
@@alanj.ramirez2013 the only people who get separated are those who are either physically incapable or mentally unready. I could tell by the look in the eye of the twin with hair during P-Days that he wasn't willing to put his ego aside for eight weeks in order to become a part of something greater than himself.
After my time on active duty I serve in the reserves now and I've seen that even 40 year old accountants can make it through RTC if they put their ego aside.
Don’t forget Luis also one of my cousins friends is in this vid when the Peay get there haircuts
My recruiter described it as the most fun you’ll never want to do again
Hooyah
Thats exactly how I would describe my experience there.
he wasn't lying though lol
It's not a lie
they aren't wrong. looking back, it is fun, but it is miserable while in it :P
Remember, entering Boot, Halloween Day, 1979 Great Lakes.
Was 21 among 17 and 18 yr olds. I felt like 90
HATED Drill instructors. Got in trouble, MTU
Then they talked to me, I cried, a MAN WAS BORN
LOVED THESE GUYS.
At the end is a complete transformation from the beginning.
God bless you, our young men and women SAILORS ❤️
I love how proud Rachel is of being in the Navy and how proud she is of herself. She, they all did a wonderful job. Congrats. And thank you.
I don’t even know why I watched this, I ain’t even trying to join. But did I watch all 57 minutes and 57 seconds of this? Yes I did
Ok. Thanks for telling us.
Yeah, imagine that, being interested in something other than what you are or do and learning about it.
Congratulation, you are ***not*** the first Human Being who's done that.
Lmao same my brothers joining the marines and I’m literally watching the navy and I have no interest in joining
I’m 12 but I’m watching because I want to go into the navy
@@Olivia-tk7se Set you sights higher than that, kid.
I remember one of my RDCs made us raise our hand and click our recruit pens for 30 min straight because some smart ass wouldn't stop clicking his pen. Lmao
LMAOOO
Brutal.
They used to make us get in push up position and , make our dog tags stand at attention .
Div 199? YN1 Santiago???
@@scallen3841 can I ask you a question since your the most recent on here
What a stressful job......physically, mentally, and spiritually! Thank you U.S. Navy Recruiters for your dedication! I give you praise for making our best, dedicated sailors. Thank you!♥
That job isn’t for everyone. Those guys and girl’s whoever does that for shore duty deserve to be selected for chief when they are up for it. Same thing with a navy recruiter as well.
I graduated boot camp in 1977. I retired in 2019 having served onboard 24 Naval ship's. I still talk to hundreds of guys I sailed with. Great life.
Holy fuck man I’m surprised you weren’t the MCPON at one point. Jesus Christ the navy has to give you 100% retirement pay instead of 75%. Shit you earned it. My hats off to you for that much time served
Conversations=shouldn’t be had
Good friends=Not in my bootcamp
Hotel=Trivago
memepolice I hope they hooked up. Nothing wrong with establishing a relationship with someone to help you get through it. The advantage of having mixed sex boot camp. Government should expect this to happen . It’s Nature.
SubVet 8286 Its not nature in my bootcamp
Nature=not in my bootcamp
SubVet 8286 I hope you’re joking, otherwise I hope you never wear the uniform. Your mindset gets good men killed.
SubVet 8286 This comment is exactly why we should have never integrated the sexes, in ANY of the services basic training. After basic, fine serve together, but during, fuck that.
" tell us this before we joined ".... Gee ima just join a water based military hoping i don't have to swim
Memerbro lol
Memerbro Faxx
😂
Balanced Woah 💀😭
Imma have to get lessons first🤣🤣😭
I smiled the entire time I’d this documentary.
US NAVY here I come 🫡🇺🇸
I’m shipping out next Wednesday. Yes nerves are kicking in, yes I’m seeing all the family I can but I got this. I can’t wait to become a sailor
I hope you’re doing okay!! ❤
@@tabbypeacheshe be alr prolly gettin beat rn
@@vaylish lmmaaooo
How are you king
@@snoofmn he shoulda graduated by now
I remember this from 54 years ago. It was great and meant to get you in shape to survive quickly. I was in for 20 years and loved it.
When he said "RESPOND!!"
All i could think of is "This ain't it chief"
What reference is that?
Literally anything would’ve been better than standing there not saying anything lmao
“Because as long as people in this world want to take your life, because of where you live, because of where you breath, you must be ready.”
Felt that one!
Yep I remember that line.
Cough 3rd world countries cough
@@cincyohio1946 You first fucktard
Is that why the US behave the way they do? Because they need enemies for their military to function and have a "meaning"
@SinemaCins No, most countries military put a "if" in there and are a defensive force to protect their nation and it's borders from being grabbed by other countries , not an attacking force...
i think the biggest motivator for me when i got through coast guard boot was coming home a failure if I didn’t make it through. Shit weighed on me for so long, i was reverted and sent to ramp, but even through all that, i made it. the mindset is everything; in bootcamp, the military, and in life. That’s the biggest thing i learned.
I'm glad you made it. I feel that even if you did get sent home, the nice thing about bootcamp is that you learn so much discipline that even if the military isn't for you, you're definitely going to come home a better and stronger person unless you're just COMPLETELY off the moon (there for the absolute wrong reason, like the twins seemed to be). I have lots of respect for those who went through it.
God, to be in bootcamp again. I was in ship 07. The Chicago. Same as this Division. I recentlh graduated. I was in the first training group to graduate on a Thursday instead of a friday. The point was to give our families more time to spend with us before going to A School. The bond between you and people in your division is just amazing. I have multiple people's numbers from bootcamp, including my AROC. It really wasn't bad. I cried myself to sleep from homesickness the first few weeks, but after that. It was great. I even liked ky RDC's. Chief Harris, Petty Officer Obryant, and Petty Officer Phillips, if you see this, thank you.
When I was in boot I accidentally said “Ahoy Petty Officer” instead of “Aye Aye Petty Officer” luckily my rdc just shook his head 😂
Jokes.
Lmfao. That's hilarious. I goofed up too, only it was another recruit who heard me say "Yes, Drill Sergeant" and he corrected me. Can't imagine the drilling I'd have gotten had the RDC heard it. Probably, "this is the Navy recruit, if you wanted crayons or foxholes you came to the wrong fucking place" or something lmao
Lol they definitely wouldn't let that slide in the marines
😂😂😂
Lmao 🤣
Every military ever: "Bootcamp is going to be tough as nails."
These recruits: "Yeah it'll probably be easy."
The marine corps and Navy Seals boot camps are tough as nails. The remaining boot camps are more like boy scouts.
Altaranalt the navy seals are hard as hell, but my parents were in the military for the ARMY and they both said it can be hard only depending on your drill Sargent
@@salimahk22 I agree with your parents. Any service boot camp will go smoothly, as long as you listen and follow all directions. However, no other service even comes close to the training that the seals get. Look it up on youtube and you'll see what they go through!
James Koralewski already on it! The seals have much harder boot camp than the marines, which I was very surprised about because I thought it was the other way around
@@salimahk22 Why do you think that they sent a Seal team to get Bin Laden? Why do you think they brought a Seal team onboard our pirated ship and the Seals shot all the Hijackers at the same time with one shot? Because they are the best, that's why.
I went to Great Lakes in 1986. Retired in 2006. I absolutely loved my career in the Navy
I know this video is 4 years old, but I am impressed with the way the drill instructors are for the navy.
Usain Bolt: Sprints towards building at a blistering 27 mph
Chief: MOVE FASTER!!!!!
Chief*
Pretty much.
The chief is probably moving faster the him screaming
@@jchakanson4965 what?
Hey man, Chief says move faster, that means move faster. That's how I passed my PFA lmao
It’s 7 weeks brother that’s it. You’ll never do it again. Stay focused and pay attention
Tom Demaline 8*
@Ant 3451 put on hold for 7 days put on hold for 7 days put on hold for 7 days put on hold for 7 days put on hold for 7 days put on hold for 7 days put on hold for 7 days
@@lancebaker1374 ?
@@FlipFlopGod The first and last week don't count.
Just retired from the military. Brings back some memories. I salute all of them !
update on this 5 years later. Ortiz-Orantes is no longer in service. Rachel is now IS2 Jones..the same rank as her most junior RDC
Plays cod for 6 hours a day “I could do that”
if call of duty is the thing that motivates you to go out and help defend your country, then great. I dont see why its frowned upon, any inspiration to join is good
I used to do this and joined the navy but not because “I could do that”
Edits02 I mean the delusional fat dude in his parents basement not just anybody that plays games
Jamoses how did u know?
Desto So Crazy big brain look at my pic
Imagine Gordon Ramsey was a drill sergeant and the recruit says yes chef!!!
😂😂😂😂
Restaurant kitchen culture and structure is actually very much like the military. Ramsey would fit right in 😂
CB Gamer 541 YES CHEF!!!!!
Lol
@@sk8rboii511 it can be either
Thanks for this video. I enlisted and went to basic (USAF) in 1976. After we were issued our clothing, we only had combat boots for the duration. No tennis shoes for our physical training, no gym clothes either, just fatigue’s. All marching/formations were in combat boots as well except graduation day when we wore our dress blue uniforms. I retired in 2000 after 24 years. Hats off to all the new recruits who volunteered for one of the most exciting adventures they will probably ever have and the memories and friendships they’ll make along the way. I still miss it to this day and would do it all over again in a minute! Cheers
What are you doing for work post military?
I was in boot camp in 1969
And this 73 yr.old would love to visit camp again lots of memories
“ RESPONDDD”
“SAY SOMETHING”
“YES CHIEF*
“NO CHIEF”
“MAYBE CHIEF*
*yes chief*
Recruit.exe has stopped working.
That guy was intense. Loved it!
@@metalmaniac4235 rebooting....
@@geometricart7851 😂😂
why chief
Chief- “RESPOND!”
Me- “THIS MIGHT BE IT CHIEF!”
Triue909 Oh god no😂
Triue909 😭😂
CORRECTION PETTY OFFICER CHIEF SAID THIS IS NOT IT.
say something I'm giving up on you hahaha
@ only enlisted run boot camp...there are no officers. Officers are for the academy
Thanks to all who serve. Those who run towards not away from the danger are rare but necessary to this Country.
I went to Army Basic Training in Ft. Knox Kentucky in the 80's and it was amazing and these sailors have brought back so many memories....it was like going back in time....I just love the military. I salute them! Proud Unites States Army Veteran here! Just loved this video!
Thank you for your service! ❤️🇺🇸❤️
“As long people in this world want to take your life because of where you live and where you breathe you must be ready, if your not ready we don’t need you.”
that guy is badass
Joshua Shemeta I wish he was my coach In wrestling
"War is where the old and bitter makes the young and angry kill each other" - read somewhere
The lady singing those cadences has a good voice
Edit: thx for 1k likes on my comment!
Wait till she gets shinsplints in Battlestations. Because her bones weren't designed to run with weights. The men have to take up the slack.
@@actsismmljcorrectlyobeyed6190 Based on that comment, I'd bet that several of female soldiers I know could beat your ass.
That goes for hand-to-hand and in marching with gear, because if you had any experience, you'd know that shitty attitude gets you nowhere.
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@@actsismmljcorrectlyobeyed6190 stop...
Fiirow1 I bet normal woman can beat him to the ground
Absolutely fantastic! We need to see more of these types of documentaries on tv too. Inspiring and motivating.
"Did I tell you to move?"
"No sir."
"I'm not a sir!"
"No ma'am!"
"What the fuck did you just say, recruit?!"
"There are only two genders, and you're neither, so... I don't know what to call you!"
If only that's how it went.
Potato Chips instead it’s you fuck up and they smoke the dog shit out of you and your platoon
Potato Chips what time
@Isabel Chispita Beltran what the fuck are you on about?
"No Walter!"
Lmaooo 😭😂 jokes aside though only Officers are referred to as sir or ma’am which is why he got in his face for that. Should’ve been “No, Petty Officer.”
'If I’m gonna live in this beautiful country, I’m gonna take advantage of that' respect.
Being humble and never giving up can get you through the recruiting process
thank you all for your service
This was my division. Not my most pleasant memories, but certainly not the worst thing I’ve ever done. The camera guys were NOT cool. They were always asking for more footage of us getting beat.
29:45 wow yea
Sucks.
Suck it up cupcake you joined the navy tf you think was gonna happen lol
Were the camera crew civilians or navy personnel ?
I was on a boat with the Cashat boys' dad
To anyone looking to join or waiting to get shipped off. Boot camp is the easiest part of your navy career, it’s hard as hell for the first couple weeks because it’s a culture shock, you’ll question the decision you’ve made and if you should’ve just stayed back home. But after a couple weeks you get used to it, and get acclimated to the environment it gets a helluva lot easier. My tips to y’all would be
1. Listen to the instruction your RDC’s give you, they tell you everything you need to do for every task you’re given, all you need to do is execute
2. Trick yourself into thinking it’s fun, you’re not going to want to do everything they tell you to, but you just need to stay positive and make yourself enjoy the training
3. Always remember why you’re there and what got you to the point you’ve made it to
Just remember there’ll be good days and there’ll be bad days, keep pushing through, never get complacent, just keep learning and growing as an individual. I didn’t study a damn thing before I shipped off, I learned my general orders and chain of command when I got there (study all that good stuff, don’t be like me lmao) but I mentioned that so you know that I went there unprepared mentally and physically and still pushed through, y’all can do it to. Good luck to anyone who’s thinking of joining and anyone who’s soon to be shipped off.
HOOYAH NAVY!
Great advice!
Oof as a 17 yr old with asthma and autism i'm kinda nervous
@@lolgamer8232 The best comment yet! Lmfao
Matthew Robertson HOOYAH 🇺🇸⚓️
MASH. “Make a Sailor Hurt”....
Best advice for making it through. WORK TOGETHER!! Don’t let the RDCs get to you mentally. You are way stronger than you could ever imagine. You are a division of many different backgrounds and breeds. Use that to your advantage!!
Thanks for your service everyone and congrats for anyone passing every year.
The music editor is definitely a Mass Effect fan.
I am going to start a new genre of music, it's called boot camp. It involves percussion music and yelling.
Oo I've got a horrible cold and my throat is about to die so I'd like to listen to some of that
Gerald Churchill kool
Still waiting on that
Already done, It's called martial industrial.
Heavy metal
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