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- Class A Male Enlisted. An easy way to set up with four quarters, nail clippers, cotton que tips, and a lint roller. This is set up for male enlisted E-4 and below. Except for corporals. You guys follow the same standards for NCO ASUs.
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"Grab Something straight.. other than you" 😂😂
While reading this he said that lol
So bold to assume my orientation
This Soldier has serious potential. His mannerism and Army verbage is impressive for someone who is in AIT. While i was in AIT, i didn't know a damn thing. It took years of push ups for me to get it. Good job Soldier.
To address certain questions. (Almost a year later.) I was going through AIT at the time. Now I have cross cannons and a few other things added. Such as DUIs and unit awards. If I get bugged enough I'll post more. Appreciate the support though.
How do you do the buttons
You need to be more specific.
Yo I got cross cannons too. Where do I put them? Do I just replace them with the US pins?
It would be extremely helpful if you did an updated version for those that graduate AIT and get to their first units and have inspections.
I was in AIT with Massmann, good times.
Aww, I'm not trying to be funny but this is too cute... just one lonely ND ribbon to get correctly in place. I'm sure somebody will benefit from this. Good job Troop!
Damn, I wish, I had TH-cam back in 1986 when, I joined the Army it would have saved me a ton of grief. Nonetheless, I retired after 31 years of service in May 2017. Hooah.
Yo wtf. 31 years is 2 times as long as I’m on this godamn planet. Your ASUs are probably fuller than a godam Walmart on Black Friday. How many ribbon rows y got? I’m betting on 5
@@crumplygrub3212 lol, I have six rows of ribbons with several skill badges that makes my ASU look over crowded.
It was a fun ride but I'm sooo glad it's over... no more deployments or FTX's...
@@fetengineer9151 ye do what you want man, all but respect to you. I’m planning on doin at least 20 years as an officer, plannin on enlisting and doin green to gold. Debating whether or not to do schools such as Airborne or air assault but I prolly will. what rank did you come out of the military wit? Sorry if I’m bein annoying but I’m just curious
@@crumplygrub3212 no worries. I was enlisted first and completed all of my skill badges then and advanced all the way to E6/SSG before going to OCS at my 10 year mark... the rest of my 21 years was as a engineer officer who completed the Infantry Officers Advance Course. Retired as a 05/LTC with no regrets.
@@fetengineer9151 do you know what Scuba School is? I kinda sound young and cocky but I really want to do scuba school since I’ve always loved to swim and go learn how to scuba or whatever the term is. Is it considered a SOF, do I need to go to the 6 month qualification course or is it like a short 8 week program like BCT, or Airborne etc. looked it up on Goarmy website but it wasn’t clear
in ROTC currently, this was very helpful.
tutorial for class B's and the the tie would be grand.
Damn you're pulling mega mind moves, I just fucking eyeball it and hope no one notices
Great video, thanks a lot for putting this info up!
I am a uniform prep specialist and was a United States Marine in the 03 infantry field. I have impeccable attention to detail and have been doing the agsu and asu jackets and shirts with my company for over a year. and i will say that your tricks are pretty good but when you hit boards you are going to want an 1/8th inch thick diameter ruler made by omicron or something similar to be sure your measurements are on point. Some promotional board judges do know how to spot a minor infraction with their eyes this could be one side of your name plate being crooked by 1/16th of an inch and yes they can tell even that small of a measurement. You have really good judges that can pass or fail you or you can have really bad judges who will easily pass a jacket that would have easily failed otherwise. It depends on unit primarily. US/BRANCH need to be tilted along the edge of the jackets inner fold of the collar/lapel. Ribbon racks should be exactly 1/8th inch. The nameplate sides do matter and yes the boards will care if they are off. Up and down and side to side matching measurements. In other words up and down the same and side to side the same. Most of the time they wont be matching but up and down do have to match and the sides even if diffrent from up and down have to match. You will fail a promotional board if the sides do not match each other. Everything in the military is symmetrical and even. Always,Always,Always triple check your work even if you think you got it, check again. Saved me from my early early days of getting scolded by a customer for unintentionally screwing a measurements up. Good old school teachers and mentors really help with that. When in doubt have a buddy check it too.
Tysm for this video insanely helpful !!!!
Thank you troop!
"something straight other than you"😂
Thanks for the vid!
Thanks a lot
Should certainly make more of these very help full! Maybe some tips on the headwear for that uniform the baret. Or the tie to.
Where do I put the norwegian ruck badge on the new AGSU uniform? What is the measurement?
Hi, how to set up service cap not beret?
11:02 - Annnnd that's why they call em "dammits".
I like the intro lmao
Do y’all know if this still works or did it get patched with the new update
Patched bruh
Ow snap! I’m in Iraq... I don’t have 2 quarters.
They made you take your ASUs to a combat zone? Oh dear
I guess they don't teach this in Basic Training anymore? Back in the day you learned this stuff during your first week. We didn't have TH-cam back then.
Nope. Didn’t even get my AGSU issues at basic, and for them issues towards the end of my 1st duty station
But helpful
I'm a Cadet Major at a Military Academy and this was excellent. When I Inspect a Cadet I check all markings for proper measurements with a tailor's ruler and that includes tie placements and all must be perfect or they are marked off and demerits are issued .That's how I do it my Father is a Marine and He tells me all the time that Iam a hard nose tough disciplinarian.Class A is a Corporate Suit and tie in the military and you need to impeccably dressed.Remember it's the Military it's suppose to be tough and strict.
Is this kinda verbatim w/ the AGSU too?
Yes. I would have the AGSU if I could afford it.
@@mainmike48 Damn bro I feel the struggle on that one. I think enlisted troops shouldn't have to pay for those uniforms.
Can someone explain to me why he has the ‘U.S.’ brass disk on his LEFT collar? Shouldn’t his Branch of Service (Infantry/Artillery/Transportation/whatever) ‘brass’ go on the left collar and the ‘U.S.’ disk on his RIGHT collar? Or is it that he just hasn’t been assigned to a specific Branch yet? It does look unusual for an Enlisted man to be wearing the ‘U.S.’ initials on both collars.
trainee
Because he’s not branch qualified yet.
He got it while in AIT, which is where he was in this video.
Easy fix!!! Left is the branch insignia disk and U.S disk is on the right. He’s a trainee and like everyone else he made a mistake.
bruh where’s your army service ribbon 😂
I was wondering the same thing
You get it after ait
@@tyleroswald9791 I got mine during AIT.
One step at a time troop. One step at a time.
Poor M16 *Salutes*
Who are the poor souls that have to put together like the generals and joint chief jackets?
my boy scout uniform is better lookin, deal wit it
And girls! Or ladies more like
This boot has the wrong qualification clasp😂
M16 isn't a carbine.
Dude your ribbons go on the other pocket
No...only unit citations go there.
At 2:46, if you qualified with 3 weapons at Marksman level, your shit is weak!
Cringe