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My summer of 1958.
Can you make a video and show pictures of when you were younger in the corps with some of your friends? If you haven’t already.
Full metal jacket was a fucking movie and nothing like the Corps. I served from December 24 1965 to December 10 1968 went to basic training at MCRD San Diego then Camp Pendleton for infantry training. Yes it was tough no punches pulled training but fucking a we were being readied for combat not a picnic. We had a guy cut his wrist thinking that would either know kill him or get him out of the Marines. Two hours later s Jeep pulled up and there he was all bandaged up wrist. The platoon was gathered and the DI then went into detail the proper and improper way of cutting a wrist correctly using the schmuck as an example constantly grabbing his wrist. Full metal jacket is an anti-war film, the Marines learn how to kill.....big difference.
Jameson, Great video~! I watched it three or four times. I still remember and can identify with three or four people in each one of your eight categories. I served four years active from late 1966 through late 1970... Vietnam 1967/68 with the 1st Combat Engineering Battalion 10 or 12 miles east of DaNang. Primary MOS 1371 Combat Engineer, secondary MOS 1411 Construction Draftsman. Finished my four years of active-duty as an instructor for the Landmine Warfare and Demolition school North End of Camp Pendleton. I will forward this on to a couple of old Marine Corps buddies that I met in Vietnam. SEMPER FI~!
@soflo23 beep when you sign your name in the recruitment center you didn't have a choice, you just expected that you were going to be a 03. After 6 years I learned to respect all Marines. We are a team not individuals. We eat sleep and fight together if we're told. I saw cooks with m-14 s and m-60s doing their primary mos. You're a Marine no matter what part of the team you're on. I've been In a foxhole without ammo and was praying he was doing his job as and ammo bearer getting it to me. Anybody that says different is not ever a Marine. There were no safe areas in Vietnam and people had their throats slit while in their bunks by sappers who would sneak in a kill a few leaving the rest in permanent fear. They were air force mechanics..
You forgot the "Geek" Marine. The guys that go to the electronics stores and buy the minimal parts and turn their rooms into home theaters where everyone wants to hang because of the sound and video equipment.
Radio shack Marine
Come at me bro. And I'm still a video and audiophile. BTW, you know where I can get some good self-powered speakers on sale?
@@JamesonsTravels I miss Radio shack...LOL.
I miss that Sights and Sounds sale at the PX on Okinawa!
@@JamesonsTravels lol radio shack jeez I remember me and my dad would go there all the time when I was a kid.
The Joker. You all know him. He can make a perfect impression of a-hole officers and always have a bunch of really stupid jokes in store for every situation. A good Joker is needed in any group.
Keeps the morale up!
What about a group of jokers? Lol
Does that mean Ann Margaret's not coming?
@@itzrxlm3268 😂
I got on the wrong bus I saw bus to Paris
Dont forget the “Almost was a D1 athlete but got hurt” marines
😂😂😂
True, but there were and are some physical specimens nevertheless.....
Had a former notre dame running back in boot
The D1 jock who failed to get a degree hence Ike USMC. You need a supply Marine in my unit thank you.
Had “That Marine” At MOS School... And The Dumb Fucker Didn’t Even Know How To Turn On/Do His Laundry To Save His Life... And All Of Us Guys Gave Him Shit About It... He Never Heard The End Of It From Us.
What about the “jack of all trades Marine?” The guy who doesn’t have a 300 PFT, but finishes in the top, he’s a Team Leader / Squad Leader but doesn’t do more than 4 years, looks good in garrison but is actually a “field Marine”... he’s respected by both his seniors and his juniors.
Yup, the jarhead in my unit that was like that grew up in remote f#$king Alaska......his native american blood made him highly respected not because he sought it, but because of how he conducted himself....
That how I wanna be for the next 3 years 😬
Roger that!!! 0317 SEMPER FI
You mean the basic bitch marine?
I was that kind of Marine...except the pft.... i sucked at the run
The Marine that marries the first stripper they see lmao
I think every branch has that idiot.
@Samuel Sweetmann that's not a bad thing.
The BOOT Marine.
Thats like 80% of us...
Same in the U.S. Army too.
The Badass Marine. Unassuming, gets along with everyone, doesn't talk much, but when he does everyone listens. No on messes with him because he will kick your shit under 30 seconds. Then pick you up and buy you a beer and call you his buddy.
Sounds a lot like what the Brits (UK Army) do.....
His name was Peters, from Weapons Company
His name is Frank Castle lol
Life goals
His name is Phil Straub aka “Cowboy.”
My era Marine Corps. We had all of the types of Marines which have been sited here. The "old breed" Marines of WWII, Korea and Early Vietnam, when I had joined the Corps, and then, quickly deployed to the South East Asian war games (Vietnam, my first of two tours),. My Company Gunny, had been a First Sgt once upon a time, during his second tour in Vietnam, where the Company Commander got 12 of his company's Marines KIA, when the Company CO called in a F@#%ed Up Arty fire mission; Where my Gunny (once upon a time First SGT), heavy handed the Captain (knocked his teeth out), for having KIA'd 12 very good young Marines, where the First SGT, then stood tall for his in country Courts Martial, where he lost his First SGT status, had been reduced back to Gunny, where the Battalion Commander, kept the returned to Gunnery Sergeant in country, and sent the screwed up Captain stateside.
My Gunny was as hard as nails, with an 8th grade formal education, achieved his GED, drank Jack Daniels in his canteen cup (only when we had no patrols pending), with him smoking those nasty little Parody 5 to a box Italian cigars; Where my Gunny would change Mr. Daniels first name, any damn time the Gunny desired to, due to the fact, of how intimate he had become over the years with Jack Daniels.
What a bloody hoot my Gunny had been too. Gunny really cared for "All" of his Marines in our Infantry Company though, he looked out for all of us. If a Marine did not pay attention to the teaching of our Company Gunny; those Marine(s) had been *Body Bagged* out on the next helicopters, (mostly, the year or year and half college type FNG's), who had voiced their being more knowledgeable than our Gunny, because they had some college under their belts. They had all been wrong on that score, about being anywhere near, more knowledgeable than our Gunny. Sad but true.
Damn, Semper Fi old timer
OORAH!
My favorit was the Mormon Marine. Always in a good mood, highly motivated, good to talk to about philosophy and the universe, and the best part, he was always the DD when everyone wanted to go get drunk. Sgt. Kaze I miss you buddy.
Haha gotta love those Stormin Mormons!!!
My brother was in from 85 until 06 when he gave his life and dove on a grenade to save two of his brothers. He was a Master Gunny Sargent. He didn't smile, and he seldomly left base. He was in the field more than he was home, and if he wasn't deployed, he was working out, or working with other soldiers. Terry was built like a statue, and could've been a poster boy for Mack truck. Before his death I asked him why not come home. He could've retired out. His answer was " there's no place in a civilian world for me" he had one fear. Coming home. He was dedicated to the corp's sweet blood and tears. My hero. Rest in peace.
@Finn McCool yes he was
@@lastmanstanding1767 He was awarded the CMH.....yes?
@Finn McCool General Lejeune referred to Marines as "soldiers" of the sea.
Wow. Much respect. Thank you for your sacrifice and service Master Gunny Bolin 😔. R.I.P. 🇺🇸
@@gentlegiant6585 thank you so much. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Oh, the POG's! My favorites were the POG's with the "Death Before Dishonor" tattoos.
Why the fuck ain't they called REMFs anymore? It sounds like a better insult to me
Add a friend in Recon that got in trouble for wearing a T Shirt that said Death before Reenlistment.
I was a 1371 and yes I have a death before dishonor tattoo across my back because I was a bit moto as a young marine. I've been out for 13 years and I don't regret it one bit because it's an ethos I actually believe in. By the way...I kicked in more doors and saw more action than most 03's do in their entire career. You probably don't even rate a CAR so get off your high horse
@@markargenziano4777
1. I respect Combat Engineers (I don't consider 1371's POG's)
2. Good thing you said "probably"
3. It's humor, Marine. Lighten up
4. I hold those who served in high regard, regardless of MOS or branch
POGs get more action the grunts do now since there is no war lol 😂
The movie extra guy, never the star, easily overlooked, but always there going about his work
You forgot the skaters. Always getting outta working parties. Lol
The motivational one, always helping people to overcome their limits and never leaving behind a man.
I always thought it was funny when F up Marines became lifers because they realized there was no other job on the planet that would put up with their shenanigans.
But in the end they become quite the squared away Marine ... most.
That was a majority of the SNCO’s
True Story
The Marine Gunner; he made PFC out of PI as high score on the rifle range, made Lcpl 6 months out of ITR, returned from the first tour in Nam and made E4, applied for WO School, the second tour in Nam returned as E5, posted at USNA guard detachment, at year 5, orders to Quantico Basic School(WO school) Boot camp all over again only nicer uniforms, many weapons schools, orders to various posts in Bn Armories, OIC at several USMC rifle ranges. Retired CWO after 25 years, worked for firearms manufacturer as a trainer, moved to Federal Service for another 10. Always squared away, related well to EMs, O's didn't really understand or how to deal him. Never had to stand OD, still bleeds red and gold.
Remember the info guy. He knew where we going before the corps did. He would always say”listen to me”
My boyfriend is a Marine and sent me this video and asked me which one I think he is, from what I hear he sounds like the complainer, probably shouldn't tell him that though haha.
Most Marines complain. Some just take it to another level.
Tell your boyfriend to Embrace the Suck the next time he complains about the Corps. ☝️🥴🇺🇸
yeah, like others said "embrace the suck" aka BOHICA
Tell him Jodi doesn’t complain when he stops by. Lol
He must be infantry
"Take me to the brig. I want to see the real Marines!" Chesty Puller
@David Erickson that's me!!!
I worked in the Brig in the late 60'sand early 70''s Chesty Puller would not be impressed by the inmates, 99% of them were there for AWOL, DESERTION. Nope they were the 10% of the 10% Most didn't want to go to NAM
@@jamesthomas5895 Thank you. I think Chesty's generation would really be "concerned" about today's generation for sure.
@Me Smith Roger that. However, I think there is a mission developing that involves south China sea. Chesty was in the banana wars, before Marines used tanks. He was a ground pounder's ground pounder for sure. I want to believe that if the mission would experience setbacks by becoming too heavy with equipment, then he may fall more in favor of light, fast and deadly vs. the benefit of the long range artillery cover fire. Make no mistake, we are in fact activating our training around an island hopping conflict. There will absolutely be no need for tanks in this mission field. Tankers are being offered opportunities in the AAV (amphibious assault vehicle) community. When my daughter enlisted (please pray for her Platoon. They have a large amount of the spoiled brat class among them, and their Crucible is coming up this Thursday) she had her sights set on AAV but got awarded Air Crew. The recruiting station alluded to their not being any shortage of Marines competing for AAV's and I asked about it having to do with the discontinuing of the Abrams community, to which he said "so, you know about that?" I think he was relieved knowing he could talk to a dad that "gets it." Point is, Chesty Puller understood that the unique value of the Marine Corps was to be swift and hit hard as well as be attached to Naval assault capability. Hard to fit that calling in a tank battalion. Who knows, He may have been in favor of this shift and say "Fine by me! Those fat slow bastards hiding behind all that slow armor would only sink on my beach head anyway!"
William Burnam funny, but I don't know if Chesty really said that, Two years working the Brig at Great Lakes ,NTC , We had Sailors and Marines,not one of those Marines was what I would call "A real Marine" ! Corrections was the best duty
I had in the Corps,after two cruises with FMF , it was like retirement, loved it !
As a Navy Corpsman that spent 18 wonderful years with the Marines, I have met them all. I love them all and would do it all over again if called. I would go to the end of the earth with my Marines, the best fighting force in the world.
Funny the different types.
@@JamesonsTravels Yes, I have experienced them all. LOL My first exposure was a foul mouthed SSgt that told me I was in hell! I learned so much from him and his buddies, that I carry with me today.
Doc, thanks for taking care of us for all those years. Corpsmen are the most important part of the Corps, without you we can't do our jobs. Semper Fi.
I was the f'd up Marine. I loved every minute of my enlistment. I laughed at your stereotypes. I knew every one of those guys. They all have their place though. It's what make The Corps The Corps.
The Spirited Fail Marine. Always felt for these guys. The spirit is there...these guys desperately, agonizingly want to be Marines, but to quote a line from an old movie "You just don't pack the gear." Will not put these guys down because I know how badly they yearn for the place in the Corps. But they either physically or mentally can't make it over the bar. In some cases it's just tragic. I remember going through boot and the hardest charging most squared away guy in our training platoon, in the seventh week of training, got surveyed because of a chronic eye infection that just kept coming back. To this day I remember when he got his papers telling him he was getting cut loose. We came back from running the obstacle course and he was in the head crying his eyes out. He would have made an excellent Marine in any capacity but a physical ailment ran him out. (Maybe I feel for these guys. Took a round to the knee in February '69. Spent 6 months in a cast and in August they called me in and told me I was on TDRL...but they didn't think I would be coming back. As an 0311 I felt like such a loser because I couldn't work through it.)
You forgot the "can't get out of his own way, always in trouble for stupid things (not fights or crime) rocks a first class PFT but still has a belly, terminal lance corporal. (Yeah, that was me.)
My last shop we had a Marine that literally was 300 pft 300 cft but was constantly told he looked fat always had to be taped.
Me to, Lcpl 4 life!
@@huntr4lfe Same here. I only made corporal 3 months before getting out because they wanted me to reenlist. I told them almost 5 years as a lance corporal was enough for me. Plus, I was sicked of being soaking wet down to my underwear in 45-50 degree weather.
My career in the Corps, spanned 30 years plus change. Infantry in the beginning, and then Naval Aviation in Marine Helicopters, qualified as a Naval Air Crewman (Gold Wings), and then achieved my Combat Aircrew Wings, during my second tour in Vietnam. The rest of my time in the Corps has been Marine Aviation; Except for my tour as a Drill Instructor, which at the time had been 18 months after DI School, extendable to 24 months. Achieved standing in two different make and model helicopters, at different stages in my career. Culminating with my being the, Flight Line Chief (Gunny), the Maintenance Control Chief (Gunny), the QA Chief (Gunny), and lastly, the 6119 Helicopter Maintenance Chief (MSGT / MGysgt).
Marine Officers, I had served with, and experienced a wide range of MC Officers during my entire MC career. Some real good (Prior Enlisted types), and then there had been the newly appointed
WO-1's, and those the select group of LDO know everything there is to know; Of whom, hated the NCO's, and Staff NCO's, along with most all of the Regular Commissioned MC Officers. What a pain in the a@s they had been, when it came to their gearing up for any and all deployments overseas; Whereas for the most part, those (A-Holes), managed to not go on deployments at all; or if they deployed, they always managed to return stateside, within the first 45 days of our deployments, where they did not return to our unit, ever. Our gain, had been some other Marines loss, Lol.
Wow. That sounds like an interesting career in the Corps. So many types of Marines. I had to pick what cam to my head. From the smartest guy to the dumbest and all in between. I won't change my time in the Corps except to do more. Great memories after only 4 years. I did get to stay close to it with some work after which was even more of an eye opener. Semper Fi.
BAMs! Haven`t heard that in over 30 years!🤣
"Broad Ass Marine," a.k.a. the women of the Corps. I, too, hadn't heard BAM in many years. Politically correct times effect the way people can be honest with even their closest buddies.
"The Clean Marine". No matter where you hump, how far you run or whatever course you go over, he always looks like he's just got onto parade first thing in the morning. Well shaved, clean faced, beret square, uniform pressed, boots spotless, and never ever sweats.
those guys pissed me off
Yeah. Lance corporal Lysol.
No Marine wears a beret!
Yeah, beret, hunh???
Beret ??!!......by your leave.... been out since 1975 .... yes, old school !.. last series to drill / qual with M14.... & when with the Fleet, only us & SF's were issued cameo's ( Jungle U's ).. now all branches have them.... so is there a "special" unit in The Corps that wares a beret ?.... Lord please tell me : "that's a big fat negitive" !!!!!
cant forget the pen marines. half of marines dont have a pen when they need one, and the other half got them covered.
What happened to the "shitbird"? In every command that I was in, starting with boot camp, there was always a small flock of these.
My fit unit, I checked in, they asked my name, I told them. They said, we have 2 shot birds on the ShtMajs list with that name, what’s your middle name? That’s what I was called on all rosters. Ended up getting promoted, awards, etc. ended up legally changing it years later.
Lol called a shit bag
I was scrolling for this one! It was on the lips of every (E-5 and up) when I was in.
There are shit birds that are NCOs too. Shit birds weren't just privates, PFCs or lance coolies....
I was just going to ask.
I remember the "Skater marine". This was back in the late 90's and I'm sure he still exists today. The Marine that knew every loophole and trick to steer clear or formations, humps, PFTs, DNCO/ADNCO, CAX..... You name it. He had the lowest possible reg haircut and his cammies were faded as hell......and he was a four year Lance cocoanut.
Fucking CAX!!!!! Oorah 29 Palms!!!!
Wow! I forgot about the skaters and the shitbirds. Everybody knows at least one of the other. Thanks for the memories!
Freeman Longhunter. There were skaters in the 60's and 70's, too!!!
@@dannycurtis2591 The Sea Lawyers that elevated skatin' to an art form.
There is the Marine that is essential to every unit. He is the one that can get anything anywhere anytime and never fails. The best one's can disguise themselves as any of these 7 and they also have the luck of Lucky Luciano...
My Section Chief Sgt. Blaylock told us that acquiring wasn’t stealing because we work for the Government and the Government paid for it. Anyway we’d acquire everything thing from Brooms to Engineer Stakes on his order. Sometimes we’d even acquire things from the Army.
I was one of those guys. We were called "scrounges" in early 60s. I could find stuff even at sea.
@@platoon1026 I think this plays out in civilian life as well, lol. I more/less get paid by my employer to be a scrounger so we can keep our customer's commercial vehicles running, lol.
I love this! I was Army, but we have similar guys! Dont forget the alcoholic guy who never gets caught!😂😂
Former Desert stormer medic here....u nailed it bro. Those dudes think they are super clever because they made it to the field with alcohol in one of their canteens
@@dmfwlr264 Generally the cooks get away with it. But I would not want their duty.
Supply mafia, love it! Was a supply clerk in the army.
The type of marine I know shows up to their Homecoming Celebration still wearing their Mk VI Spartan armor
Lol.
PaulieM91 Master Chief is a navy rank
@@SScozzari that may be, but halo is fiction and takes place in the distant future when all of earth is under a single united government, plus he was stationed canonically on a ship as a part of a marine regiment as seen by Com. Keyes referring to a friendly human soldier as a "leatherneck"
PaulieM91 friendly Marine* but yeah Ik but he’s supposed to be some spec ops Navy Seal on crack, especially in the Middle East seals would fight along side Marines the most mainstream example I can think of is if you’ve ever watched American Sniper is a good example of what I’m talking about
@@SScozzari in many militaries around the world "marine" is just a role, naval infantry, and are therefore part of the navy.
I had a very good friend in the supply -mafia always an outstanding friend to have.
i made one after a few years. a few years to late. everyone needs a supply friend.
Indeed...
I played softball with the cooks.....those were friends to have
I had a buddy in supply and for the first time in my life had the right sized flak and kevlar lol, it brought a tear of joy to my eye haha. They take the "no better friend, no worse enemy" thing to the next level.
I had a friend in supply, admin, base finance, base legal, mess hall and special services. Another good hook up I had my last year was a buddy who was a Chaplains assistant. Among other benefits, he had access to the car assigned to the Chaplain 24/7. No one ever stopped or bothered us anywhere on base in that thing.
The corporals run the Corps. Rank is difficult to attain in the Corps so that is why. A guy I went in with stayed in 20 years but never went to Vietnam. I was in 8 months and I was in the suck. Stayed there two years because I knew it was going to be the most memorable years of my life. We were giants with automatic weapons. I was sent back to the states with Vietnam mud on my boots. I got into 3 to 4 fights a week and turned to drugs. I've spent the last 52 years trying to heal my heart but with little luck. Now that three out of your Vietnam vets are already dead it leaves me fewer people who shared my experience. You'd think after 52 years I'd be over it but the dreams still haunt me.
Good luck with everything, sir. Thank you for all you did.
@@Remington-wl7jp not only was it my duty as a citizen but my hatred for communist who killed my uncle in Korea. War is a terrible reality that I wouldn't wish on anyone. I arrived in country Sept 66 and stayed for a second tour and left in July 68. I knew then that In my entire life nothing was going to match what I was experiencing at that moment. I had friends die and still think of them. It has been 52 years since I left the SUCK. I'm as much a Marine today as the day I left boot camp. I'm 73 still drink fight and cheat at poker😋 and chase women. My goal is to live until I'm 103 and be shot by a jealous teenager!!!!😁😁 I want to see them put that in my obituary....what a great way to go.
Yeah, some of us had pretty F'ed up lives after VN. I wasted 50 years of life before fighting the VA for 3 years and finally getting 100% IU P&T. Never give up and contest every decision they make until you get what you deserve. Oh, yeah. Any communication with the VA must be by certified letter. Otherwise, you never sent it. Phone calls same same. They never happened.
@@raysnyder7512 Our time lines are about the same, but I'd be satisfied with 85. SF
That's fucked up
0311 here I always made friends with cooks and supply marines.
I was the old man marine. Always the first to call it a night and first up in the morning. I love my coffee and cigarette before morning pt. Everyone always called me the old man or grampa.
I remember a Marine who was one Cool customer, nothing rattled him. He had a Good sense of humor and spoke without yelling much. 2 tours in Vietnam, and a bunch of ribbons along with a Silver star. If he had any PTSD, you would never know it. Maybe you could say scary, who knows?
That would've been my Father !!!! Once a Marine always a Marine.... He did a Inter-service transfer after Vietnam into the Air Force 36 total years.... I was done after my initial 8 years, I had enough of the fleet and headed to 1st Civ Div 1st BBQ Battalion. Best day of my life was my last days in the Marine Corps and standing in formation with my Father during his retirement ceremony wearing the exact same Dress Blue he had worn coming back from Vietnam. My Former Platoon Sgt and my Dad both served together in Vietnam. I miss the older Marines because they taught me a lot on life and how to handle adversary.
I knew a Navy Corpsman like that. E-5 came home from Vietnam with a chest full of ribbons, nothing bothered him until the Command Master chief at the school he was attending brought him up on charges of wearing ribbons he was not entitled to, one of which was the Bronze Star. He asked for and got a PUBLIC apology from the Master Chief.
Rodney Jaynes .
@@rodneyjaynes2485 That is why I only picked the 12 required that were mostly gedunk ribbons. It got worse when I became finance. The CO knew I was Infantry 1st. Because the personnel clerk told me he asked for my service record. Yep had to explain I did not like look the flag rank would give me for displaying combat related ribbons when he knew I was finance.
The guy that hated being in but now there out are super marines and everything marine in the hous
You are so right on with your description of the different type's of Marines. Well stated.
Three types of Marines to add. We had this one kiss-ass Marine that could run a 300 PFT. Yet put him in full 782 gear on a force march and within ten minutes he was collapsed on the side of the road gasping for air. Another was a E-4 that was in one of the rifle platoons. Been in twelve years (circa late 80s/early 90s) and was always passed over for E-5. No NJPs. Just could not make rank. Last is First Sergeants who only care about further their careers than the welfare of the troops. Takes all kinds.
My company 1stSgt was the best! Sorry you had bad experience with yours
Being on the Motor T side in 1st LAR, my favorite Marine was the Super Pog the guy who was going to save the day with all his Velcro accessories. But the best Marine was the guy that always had the good stuff shares his A1 or bbq in the middle of a deployment helps to break up the monotony of MREs.
i was MOTOR T with 1st LAI ( that is what is was called in my day) 1989-1991, Semper Fi
HM2 here.....at Camp Lejeune I had two roommates........one was the postal clerk and the other was the armorer .......talk about a hookup !!!!!!
I loved the shapeshifters, those cool Marines that are from another time and place. These beings were Gods at being a marine and at the same time, sensative and wasn't afraid to show it! But back on the block they were rock and rollers that hated authority, loved Iron Maiden and could quote all the classics from Whitman to Cervantes and could soup anything on Wheels that could haul 3 tons in a dime time on the dead man's drag! They also always wore the coolest indian arrowhead necklaces like they were members of some kind of an ageless elite secret club. They never took a night with a hottie over being there for a buddy in trouble or distress. They Always volunteered to help elders, kids, and animals. They love animals but knew all the oldtime hunting tricks of a bygone age taught to them by a mountainman grandpappy! Those dudes are a dying breed if not already gone! Rock on! you glorious few of the few and proud where ever you may be!
One of my favorite is the one upper, they have been there and done that to the 9th degree.
didn't go to marine or military watching this anyway
I first met Marines when I was a college freshman, best bunch of guys I ever knew Semper Fi!!!
I remember when I was the orders clerk in Philly when I got back from Nam in 68. We had a Marine come in one night that was busted from 1st Sargent to Private. He had hash marks all the way down his sleeve and still had the outline of his rank on his uniform. I never found out what he was busted for.
USMC 1979- 1984. At least in my era you forgot the Marine that was always drunk or stoned.
Got out in 93 and the drunk part was there and a few guys got kicked out for pot. standard complainers
The Show Pony: Always talking it up and working loudly when leadership is present, then an absolute sack whenever leadership are gone.
FULL FACTS! | Thank you, for the biographies.
Supply mafia Marine! 😂 That’s awesome! That was me!
Had a CG's inspection when I was with 9th ESB on Oki. Any one walking by the battalion, even a civilian, would have been able to guess which one was the Supply platoon because they all had *brand new* 782 gear, while most of the rest of us still had broke-ass Vietnam leftovers..! The turds😘🤣 horded the new gear for themselves!
The marine I remember is the one who has my back when the shit hits the fan, we give each other the shirt off our backs, and they would do the same for us.
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Goes without saying brother...Semper Fi.....
Agreed BROTHER!; After all that's our sole purpose to PROTECT each others back and get the job done. Semper FI!.
Marines I have known..." Semper Fi " tattoo, tough as boot leather, always have a story, and are outstanding examples of serving their country. Thank them.
Yeah probably a made up story from boot camp and act tough on leave. Don’t be naive and ask those that actually served.
@@jbjbhbkhb154 Well, don't consider myself ' naive ', and believe the men , and ladies I have talked with did serve. Do you know of the " Grunt Padre " ? Lt. Vincent Capodanno, MM. A Catholic missionary priest, who volunteered, and served two tours of duty as a chaplain, and medical assistant in Vietnam with the Marines. September 4, 1967, his unit was under enemy fire. While already wounded, he continued to give Last Rites, and drag other wounded men to safety, before he was killed. He was posthumously awarded the Medal of Honor, and the ship USS Capodanno was named for him. He is also honored with several memorials at Navy bases and Marine facilities around the world. If that's not the Marine example of guts, selfless service, and leave none of our men behind, I don't know what is.
Lots and lots of changes. I do hope, for the better changes for all Marines. Thank you, for allowing this ole Marine to go down memory lane, before I pass away.
Spot on, sir! You could have also include the "sea lawyer"....usually a LCPL who has been in over 4 years and can't pick up his blood stripe yet he knows EVERYTHING about the Corps. "Hey man, screw the Gunny! He don't know shit! I'll tell you how to (fill in the blank)"....Semper Fi
The buff Marine. Always in the gym and request a size smaller issue blouse so his rolled up sleeves almost cut off his circulation, oh actually that was me lol.
The barracks rat marine
Ya, I guess that one was me. Seems every time the platoon went out the hatch, the DI's called me for barracks watch or parade duty. I was lucky to have my second pair of boots that polished up like patent leather though and I guess that impressed the hell out of them. Was only in boot though.
Never Rat Out a Rat, Semper-Fi Guys.
The barracks rat! Forgot about this dude. Usually solo and on the quiet side. Always just hanging out...48, 72, 96...didn't matter. These rats likely had their gear out - shined boots, belt buckles, an iron, etc. Funny.
Awesome videos!!
Thank you. Be nice to supply. This is the best.advice.ever.
The Marine that went drinking all night then got up and ran a 300 PFT the next morning.
2) Marine that no matter what carried 5 or 6 knives.
3) The guy that never went anywhere or did anything , walks around with spit shine boots ,pressed cammies.( & the green book)
4) The Marine NCO that would kick your Ass if you gave him any Lip.
Semper Fi Marines
Thank God for everyone (myself included) I rarely ran into any #4
Got the Ka-Bar, Patton Sword, Bowie knife, multi tool and some brass knuckles, just incase.
The Marine who ALWAYS had hot girlfriends, but he wasn't really all that good looking haha
LOL I think we all drank till 3 in the morning and got up for PT, sucky thing was...usually after a night of drinking at the E-club, the Lt. usually ran the run that morning and ran our dicks into the dirt.
Oh yeah the little green monster.. that what we called our green handbook..
I remember from my service (Finnish Navy Coastal Jaegers) those ones particularly during basic training who were at sick bay constantly. Those few individuals. Just like described on this video 😄 We were laughing about that if they will return on fit for service status or not.
Cheers
You are so right about the supply Marine. They do run together.
Love your channel brother Semper Fi
My Gunny, still rated wearing tiger stripe cammies (and did everyday) would hold Friday formation and call the WMs "our childbearing Marines"...... I cannot imagine now...
Tiger stripe cammys! Lol w tears emoji
You forget the Aviation Marine. After getting out of the Army I used the GI Bill to go to a local school. Seemed like a bunch of Marines and Corpsman had the same idea and we're all in the same classes together. Awesome group of guys, and it was great because our instructors were veterans too. But I'm sitting there talking about some field stuff and whatnot that I did in the Signal Corps. And these Marines were looking at me like I was Audie Murphy or something. I was like didn't you guys do some hardcore stuff? They're like "nah man, we were aviation."
That's when I learned Aviation Marines (and I'm sure Soldiers are the same way), are basically Airmen who know which way to point a rifle. At least they qualify once in a while. But I did think it was pretty funny when they asked if I was a grunt. Nah signal just does dumb grunt stuff in the field for some god awful reason. You 25 series know what I'm talking about.
The best advice I got from my dad was thoroughly clean your gear before sending it back to supply, cause that's how you get loaned the good shit. And also bring movies like the big lebowski or blazing saddles on deployment. He is a smart man.
Spot on
For the most part in my experiences the officers were pretty good, quite a few were prior enlisted so that helps. It's the ones that thought leadership was telling the underlings what to do and that's all ,that we had a problem with. Some changed with a little "counseling" from the senior enlisted , but some just kept on being an ass cause they were on their way up the rank structure and didn't care to learn the true meaning of leadership, it's about taking care of you're Marines, making sure we have what we need from gear to career advice and advancement. The most important thing in my mind was instilling trust and confidence that when we went over the wire we had trust that our leadership would lead from the front and confidence to accomplish any mission placed before us. Just my two cents. Semper Fi!
I was just another bug trying to make it thru another day.
1973-1981
My favorite soldier was my scrounge. If the platoon needed something and supply wasn't helping I'd tell him what I needed, or give him a list and tell him to do his thing and walk away. By the end of the day, I'd have what we needed and I wouldn't ask how or where he got it.
Loved being the Garrison Marine. My last 2 years in the Marine Corps (75-77), not one day in the field. Worked at Company Office. Super POG
I was a Hollywood marine😎 ! Shout out to the 5th Marines ! Margaritaville camp Pendleton !!!! Ooooooooooooh rah!!🇺🇸
There was also the Marine that chewed Copenhagen and spent hours sharpening his KBAR on a stone with oil.
Always educational.
Great channel man! In the Army we had the E-4 mafia as well. The rank of Specialist was pretty comical and we all remember it fondly. Not a private, but not an NCO either.
Airwing Marines.......its a whole different corps when you are on airbases and fix aircraft
That's what I was going to say but not just airbases but VMAQ fleet types. Always thought they were part of VMF 214. Navy aviation types have those same tendencies.
Swing with the wing!
Airwing Marines usually had longer hair, skirting the haircut regs as far as they could... The high and tight haircut was nowhere to be found in airwing. I wasn't airwing but always thought the "high and tight" was silly, tradition or not. Me and the Marines I was close with called it the "high and stupid" haircut.
@@stevez.6805 we called it the "yut cut" haha
@@1020donny MCAS YUMA?
BLACK SHEEP 214??
SFMF!
The joker
constantly cracking jokes, sarcastic humor, making everyone laugh including higher ups
Your channel has come along way sir! It’s been a pleasure following your journey on RUclips!
Not a lot of talk about the Mustang Marine. My CO, Captain Huffman, treated myself and the other two squad leaders of our infantry company with as much respect as his platoon commanders. He also kept most of us alive through some pretty horrendous stuff. Will never forget him.
Half my family is Marines the other half Army then me the oddball Airman lol.
Czech American; Thank you for your service BROTHER!. SEMPER FI!.
You forgot my group, the "alcoholic" Marine.
Many , many marines in 67 / 70 were drunks and i fit right in.
I think because that's implied. Just say Marine ;)
I just chalked up 30yrs years of service in Canadian Military, trade infinity NCO, joined at 18yrs. Contact for another 5yrs but considering releasing next after one more deployment to eastern Europe low threat area.
Love your videos
Sounds like every day life!!! Thanks man!!
LMFAO The light duty marine might be the most accurate thing ever hahaha
Don't forget the new corporals with swelled up heads. In Bahrain as a sailor during Desert Shield i worked with one who thought he was going to bully me around. When he got mad cause I wasn't taking his crap he decided to pull his MC issued K Bar knife. I pulled a similar sized knife and told him let's go a few rounds. Should have seen the look on his face.
Or the Cpls who were squad leaders but didnt know how to reading a f#$king map!
greg E You sound like a great Sailor but I never can figure how come half the Navy has a story of how they bested a Marine , but funny thing is on two cruises with the 6th fleet as a infantry Marine, I never once saw any of that , but I saw plenty of crazy ass Marines go to town on Navy men! one guy from NYC had two blue jackets running from him ,both at the same time .
Not a marine, but the best NCO I ever had, he knew I put my heart into the thing I was building, I was a civil engineer at the time, and once I pivoted the bucket on the fork lift, and took the corner off of the brick building next to us...
I was clearly embarrassed and kind of afraid of what we was going to say, and he asked, "Can you see that from your house?", I said "No." "Neither can I. You're doing fine."
I kept running the equipment and we finished the project....
had two friends from school that joined. both love the core!!!! one was an mp! became an officer after getting out! the other got into the trades. it dont matter what branch you were in! army vet here. love you all!!!!!!!!!!!! thank you all for your service!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I’m an old CH46 Crew Chief! I always liked the Marine that told everyone he was a force recon guy but was a cook because he got shit canned from S2 A school!
Then there is the guy who actually was with a Recon Bn but he wasn't on a team....he was Motor T or Admin, or Supply, but he acts/talks like he was a "duel cool operator".
I'm heading down to the Brig to talk to the "real" Marines! -Chesty B. Puller😆
Semper Fi, Bro's. Miss you more and more each day.
Love this Bravo Company 1/1 89-91 miss those days
Just found this video. A couple types i remember were the homesteader Marine that for some reason hasn't changed duty stations in over 12 years. But my favorite, probably because i fit this category, was the senior enlisted that stood up for his Marines. I lost out on more than a few end of tour awards because i upset someone higher than me, to protect the guys below me.
The comedian marine that gets sniped in the middle of telling a joke during deployment, thats the best.
My favorite Marine is the one that's normal. Not the hard charging slap you for having a hair outa place. Not the POS POG. Just a normal good Marine. 0311 2003-2006
My dad was an Iwo Jima Marine. He told me about BAMs, broad assed Marines. They were WMs in my day. We love our sister Marines!
Semper Fi. I’ll never forget the Island!
You forgot the female who uses being a female to get out of doing stuff
I’m a female, I can say this. Don’t come at me lmao.
Word!!
Not just in the military, in any hard labor male dominated line of work!
Hehe What kind of stuff?
Knew plenty of those. Some of them seemed to have 4 periods a month...
Isnt that everywhere?
As a combat Marine I immediately thought of the Marine you can count on when the going gets tough; the Marine you want in your foxhole. O311 Marines are the core of the Brotherhood.
David DeGroat I feel the same about my 0331 comrades.
I was in the Corp from 1959 thru 1965 that was a great time to be Marine. You had Officers and NCO's from the 'Old Corp' that lead by example and if you screwed up they where there to get you through it. Rank was hard to make for the Corp was going through a transition period but the experience was something that can't be matched. The units I was in didn't have to wait for the media to tell us where we were going for we had been there and back before they new it. When you take about platforms I saw everything from M1, M14, 1911 45's, BAR's and Subs plus units working together. As one individual stated in the thred the Corp is made up of all types of individual for that is was makes it the Corp.
Love the vids lots of love from Ireland