Inside Navy Boot Camp | What is Boot Camp Like for Navy Recruits?
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Welcome to Navy Boot Camp, also known as Recruit Training Command. This is the 10-week long program designed to turn civilians into Enlisted Sailors. Here, you’ll master the fundamentals of life in the fleet-physical fitness, swimming, firefighting, standing watch, military language and most importantly, warrior toughness. All this knowledge culminates in the ultimate test before graduation, Battle Stations. No matter where your skill levels are when you arrive, the leaders at Boot Camp will make sure you graduate as the strongest version of yourself.
Find out more about Navy Boot Camp or speak to a Recruiter today at bit.ly/3YoPtB4.
Bootcamp was the longest thing and the shortest thing I’ve ever done. Btw the hardest thing about bootcamp is by far taking care of all the man children in your division.
Absolutely, your experience in boot camp is not determined by your RDCs. It's dictated by your fellow recruits. All three of your RDCs want you to transform from a civilian/recruit into a sailor. Unfortunately, there are those "recruits" who are un-sat and make the experience of boot camp 20 times more difficult than it should be. At least, that was my experience at Navy Boot Camp from July 21st to September 30th 2022, in Ship 13 (Marvin Shield) Division 334.
For me It sorta flew by but it was like the longest 10 weeks of my life at the same exact time
I graduated bootcamp 6 months ago and its baffling that was my life for 10 weeks it honestly feels like a feaver dream 😂
@@kaseywoody4951Hey pal, Marvin Shield’s alumni here, Division 437, Sept 29th 2022-Dec 9th 2022. Other Recruits will definitely be the thorn in a lot of sides
@@ladyg9989 Which A School are you at or went to? I was at Meridian, Mississippi as a PS.
The only hard thing in bootcamp was staying awake during class
Nothing like standing at the back of the classroom while trying not to fall asleep during death by powerpoint
Fr 😭
Facts….
So what would you say is the best way to stay awake
@@detectivepenguin1916 sipping water usually helped me
"you have 30 seconds to hydrate. do it, do it now"
“At this time at this time your first exercise will be 8 counts”
“Hooyah Zero”
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Omg did one of my rdcs petty officer gonzalez would say that 💀 i could hear his voice
I graduated earlier this year on SEP 16, 2022, it was by far the most life-changing experience Ive had in my 20 years of life. It was one hellawuh mental challenge-the nuisance of immature teens, nonstop sickness, various tests, marching, swimming, fire-fighting, marksmenship, etc. Its all one big bundle package of character development! While inside, I absolutely hated it, but once after graduating bootcamp and having a grace period to come back to a normal human being, I understood it all. Its a process and one worth having. Too many quit within the first few weeks, dont be one of them, make it through onto greatness, I PROMISE it gets better! Its TRULY APPRECIATED in our COUNTRY!
Hooyah ship 3 lol
Graduated this day too. Ship 3!! Div 303 Congratulations!
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@@DaveDavidDavidson profile checks out
@@kayo3251 yup
I go to boot camp in about a month, I’ve never felt so excited to turn the page on the next chapter
I graduated bootcamp 09DEC22 and it definitely changed my life. I always knew I wanted to join the Military but the Navy is something I enjoy a lot. Its a blessing to be here and to conquer a Career. I was RCPO for my Division which was a challenge. With leading 96 recruits (45% Female) I can surely say that this video sums up of the current training. I encourage all to take place in this journey. We appreciate all the support and love given our way. Hooyah!! ⚓️🚀
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…it’s Weber’s from 438. you are correct, boot was difficult but my god was it fun in a lot of ways.
Grad same day as you 431 hooyah battle e
@@chrismignella7749man you ain’t gotta rub it in
You haven't experienced the fleet yet, so I'd hold off on saying it's the best decision you've made until you're closing your contract and are considering whether to re-up or not.
hardest part of bootcamp is staying awake in the classes
What a year! Graduated boot on 13MAY22 Div 175. Went to A school then field medical training- now I’m working as a green side Doc.
Followed through with what you want to accomplish. My RDC’s were the best things that happened to me- I could still here my Senior Chief now!
Bro we was in the same division, this is Higg. Who this ?
i’m interested in your background and working as a green side doc! what’s A school and how long does field medical training take? also how did you get into green side?
Same question. How was A School and FMTB? I'm looking to go reserves
@@timothyphouthavong A school for me was relatively easy- due to my prior EMS background. However that doesn’t mean that the program isn’t challenging and expectations are high. As long as you make the time to study and really want to earn your Caduceus- you’ll make it. (Don’t get distracted by other people and their shenanigans)
FMTB
Depending on which coast you go to-your experience might very slightly
I went West Coast- it’s definitely intense in terms of hiking, and the PT that they do. At least that’s how it was for me when I went in.
But it’s nothing that’s impossible. Just have heart and you’ll be fine. Definitely recommend that you work on your running and getting used to having about 30-50 pounds of weight on your back.
But aside from the physical, the academic side of it is a big portion of the school. You learn a lot and make friends.
I ship out on Jan 5th as a GM! Hooyah!
Just got word this morning my grandson-in-law is enlisting in the U.S. Navy. As an old U.S. Air Force F-100 & F-111 crew chief (68-72), I am very proud of him. We are living in very dangerous times.
Galley Week during my Navy boot camp was the toughest time I ever experience in my life. I went to OCS within a few months and it was a harder, but easier, compared to boot camp. The quality of people you went through with made the difference.
My division got beat for carrying out recruit book wrong … “I will hold my training guide right” 😭😭😭😭
0:38 my dawg BU1 Rodriguez🙌🏽the best RDC ever and he taught me so much, much respect to him!!
Boot camp was honestly one of the dumbest things I've ever gone through. The biggest challenge is staying awake while you're in your 7th sexual assault awareness class.
@Dunder Mifflin Paper Co. ♪ We weren’t allowed to give each other fist bumps. Literally. We cannot touch each other.
@@dwrussell96 Yeah. “no recruit to recruit contact” my RDCs didn’t care at all bro, they would always see us do some hand shakes and wouldn’t give 2 fucks, they even played some games with us 😭
Nah facts tho😂
@@DisEthan ours did. We had a big fat RDC trying to role play as some marine DI and would literally scream “you will not touch each other!!!!!!”
Fr there was so much filler because there’s no reason why it needs to be 10 frikkin weeks long
This actually looks like fun to me.
My grandson left yesterday from Jax Fl. He arrived tonight. We sent some text back n forth today until he left O’Hare to the base. My daughter got his like 10 second call around 11pm. It’s 2:30 in the morning and I am
Laying here worrying about how he was feeling laying there going to bed tonight…. And wondering if, when you get in that late and 😢 after running off that bus and calling home, do they just take you to barracks and get started with haircuts, etc the next mornin…. All these thought.
#worriednana
I attended Orlando, Florida, in August 1976. Jarheads referred to it as a country club 😊.
Me watching this as I’m joining the Marine Corps 😭wish me luck y’all!!
Good luck and wish you well
Division 242!! Hooyah beach bod!
mines always said Beach bod by IC2 Williams 😭
Remember to lock your A/B drawers 😉
Hey thanks for standing watch
babe wake up new navy bootcamp video uploaded
Bootcamp was easy as hell. Didn't feel like I earned anything.
Graduated 28OCT22 from ship 6 (USS Constitution) HOOYA DIVISION 380!!
JT bootcamp returns 2023 ,, no RDC is safe 😈 lol jk luv y’all
EMCS ALBUNA! HE WAS MY 1ST RDC! 378 all the wayyy!!!
I can see the recruiters are at work in the comments section
Shipping out July 6th AECF 😤 pray I get FC
July 27, 1992 Great Lakes. Good times...
i love sleeping in the bathroom
Those benches were Fucken clutch! 😂
Since when do they show anything about battle stations?
battle stations is a joke anyway
I heard they’re changing it so I think the one they’re showing is outdated
I can’t wait to join when I hit 18
23 and let me tell get ready to lose sleep just graduated
@@gabrielrosales1287 was the initial pfa challenging ?
@@camareonsmith4521as long as you're not morbidly obese and you actually try you'll pass the pfa no problem. We only had one guy in our division who actually failed.
YES !U.S. NAVY🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
I have a question. What happens if u join the navy without knowing how to swim?
You have all bootcamp to learn they send you to swim class and you have till your week of graduation to pass … however still jump! Take that leap set the mindset for all of bootcamp.
They have swim classes so they’ll teach you how
I remember when I went thru recruit training in San Diego in the Summer 1988 we wore Dungarees, leggins and boondockers.
Made it into a navy video
What division were u?
practice folding clothes and making your bed and you will be fine…
Might as well not even practice than.
@@CasenFerg jus run
And Ironing your righty whities
The 2-4am watches sucked and then only getting only 4 hours of sleep
frrr everyone hated the 2-4. Any other watch during the night was tolerable
Im 37, and I am considering joining the Navy… I don’t know if I’ll be the only one with this age
Hey there! You must be between the ages of 17 and 41 for Enlisted programs. For additional questions, please reach out to a recruiter here: www.navy.com/contact-us?activity=1292615.
2:32 senior albuna 377 was just better his last words to me were I’ll forget who you are
Honestly just join the marines I recommend it
I would definitely join the marines if I was American, but unfortunately I'm Canadian, and we don't have a marines. In Canada, every soldier is a rifleman, and the soldiers ride with the Navy aswell as go on land.
idk about y’all but battlestations they literally told us EXACTLY everything to do 😂
Ye
So scared to go
I leave in 3 weeks. Hooyah
me too! when's your exact ship date?
@@JoyousEveLacondazo I leave January 3, 2023
@@cenriclycan123 oooh! I leave January 5, 2023!
my husband wants to join the navy but i’m scared
Just curious. What are you afraid of? Just a suggestion, try talking to other spouses and see what they say.
Don’t forget to sanitize your hands and thank all staff
I graduated 2015
I'm so close to telling my recruiter to take me to MEPS
Can't wait to land by January
I didn’t make it through but it was a hell of a time.
Same
how far did you get?
#SEALTEAMSEPS # SHIP5
@@dinky3426 lol alfa or bravo house?
Why didn't you make it through?
Navy for all you swimmers.
423 - December 2nd
951 , I was hoping y’all would’ve got battle E
Greatest mistake of my life
RTC Orlando, Company 244, 1978
Who ship out may 15th??
How is it
This was the most mundane 2 months of my life
oh man my boyfriend is gonna be going to navy boot camp he. doesn't even want to . ugh man I hope he's okay there
saw one of my old RDCs in this video 😑 BU1 Rodriguez
Bro hardest thing is staying awake after chow
Wish me luck yall😢
You got this. Plenty of people do it every day. ALL of them can't be smarter, faster or better than you. Some may be better but plenty are probably worse. Go out there and show them what you got!
Did ya make it?
@@nyasia19Rosado yes if I can do it you can do it!
Hooyah 242!!🤣
I’m 25 am I to old to sign up ?
Nope had 29 year old in my division
So we went from don’t have the military post things to having the militaries social media being okay to? Crossed
Amén
They hammered us back in 1988. Way too soft now.
I leave in 22 more days
No one runs inside the buildings so I don’t know why they try to show it so intense, and then have them wear life jackets in the swimming qualification? 🤨
We had to run lmfao and yes the 2nd time jumping off the diving board we had to wear them.
Why tf they show battle stations😭
This actually seems easy
Ayo my div was in there 💀
What was your graduation date?
@@trevor6433hooyah 263, graduated august 26th
Lol I’m from DIV 271 that also graduated that same day
@@regularperson9850 was Faimanifo ur rpoc? Lol
@@anissah389 i was 274
Division 320:)
"One petty officer"
"Two petty officer"
"Three petty officer" ......
Get off my deck!!!!
Get your back straight!!!
Hooyah 0!!!
When was this filmed?
July-September 2022
0:47 my division 💀
What division?
Hey that’s my division
What was ur division?
You can't make the recruits an emotional wreck. How can they even think, much less gain confidence
933
They leave out the part where they force a single female to love in all male dorms for there schools after basic.....
Hooyah 368 😉
It’s not intense at all
Cell phones...I served in the era where we used payphones to call home. 1982-1986
We still use pay phones to call home. Your cell phone call is when you get there. They then confiscate them and you don’t get them back until you graduate.
@@dwrussell96 That's interesting. I haven't seen a payphone in at least 15 years.
It was easy as hell
For everyone going in
I don’t recommend calling the instructor a pussy while you’re in the gas chamber lol
You will be the last one to come out of there
Are you guys actually proud of the way you make this so chaotic? It’s laughable
Army is better just saying lol
Still wearing masks is laughable.
Horrible!
air force still better
True that’s why after my second contract is done I’ll go in there 🤣
Nope. Space Force is where it's at
Yeah I wish I joined the Air Force instead 😔
Total Propaganda.
how