Marines are just built different
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Here I am 46 years later..... The proudest things of my life....being a Marine.
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And we still do P.T.at 6am at J.Brown V.A four days week... Semper Fi !!
My dads a ww2 marine. 2nd air wing. 97 years old.
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Thank you for your service. Excellent, exceptional, professional.
Years ago had a flat tire on way back to Ohio from east coast. A guy calls his buddy if he can help an Ohio guy. Sure thing. I drive on to his property and see the Super Fi decal on his car. Thank God, I thought, a US Marine will help me. And he didn't stop until he did. I offered him some cash for his hard work. He just smiled, politely declined, and said, "I did it for the sake of the good deed."
Bless these men and women of our armed forces, and a special shout out to our Marines, the pride of our nation.
Semper Fi !! Honor courage commitment!! Oohrah!!
... have you ever been in a VFW or any bar ... and any Marine realizes that there "Navy Corpman" in the building ??? You will see RESPECT !!! Marines never ever forget a "Navy Corpman" ....
Any good person will help in that situation without expecting a reward
Dude, it was a flat tire, didn’t you know how to change it yourself?! Or did he fix the flat, which any service station could’ve done?
Super fi lol.
Isn't diversity and no borders so great!
I guess I'll go enlist RIGHT NOW.
support our troops who do nothing to help America!
Proud Daughter & Wife of Marines. ❤ God Bless America.
As the son of a WWII Okinawa Marine, I’d have to agree with the statement, “the Marine Corps is different”, but in a good way. He taught me everything I needed to know & stood up for his men afterwards, getting only 1-2 hours sleep after a 16 hour shift. I miss him everyday, and didn’t realize his impact on me till many years later? Luv you Dad, RIP!
As Nam MC vet, I am in awe of your dad and his brethren . Mine too, he was a radioman/gunner in bombers. I don’t bitch about Hiroshima.
May God rest his soul. Semper Fi.
Did your dad fight in hacksaw Ridge with Medic Desmond Doss. God bless your brave father🇺🇲
My dad was with the 5th Marine Division on Okinawa and I was inculcated with Marine values as a young man.
@@13thvarebel16 OOH RAH SEMPER FI
Semper Fi to all Marines. I’m an Army veteran. My best friend is a Marine. Best friend I’ve ever had or will ever have.
God bless Marines ❤.
Goodnight Chesty
God bless the Devil Dogs!
Spent 6 years in the Marines. I’m 64 years old now and I am proud to say I’m a Marine. It was the best job I ever had! My only regret is that I didn’t do 20 years. Semper Fi my fellow Marines!
Semper Fidelis to my dad Staff Sargeant Larry E.Smith USMC 1960, retired 1968.
How do you spell sergeant again?
@joshrogan9854 corrected.thanks,didn't catch that
@bradsmith7311 Sometimes, it's the auto fill-in from the cell phone that just replace words ... 😊
US Marines, blessings to you, thank you.
Becoming a Marine was definitely one of the greatest moments of my life. The sense of joy and relief during the Warriors Breakfast is second to none. The realization that you really made it through something with people you end up becoming brothers with at that time is special. That hike to the parade deck took everything outta me, but when we got there, every second of boot camp was worth it. I would 100% do it again if I could go back in time knowing all that I know now.
Our Instructors were making us Honor Platoon. We knew it. I was going to get a meritorious promotion for being a squad leader. I knew it. Once we were done with The Reaper the weather was cold rain. Our Warrior's Breakfast would be served in the chow hall. As such we had to shower first.
In the squad bay our Senior says he knows about the rumors. You eat all you want and they smoke you afterwards till you puke.
He promised us that we would be allowed to enjoy our meal because we earned it.
I ate 5 steaks and an unknown amount of eggs and potatoes.
@@daviswhite3591 we were honor platoon as well, it was a really good feeling
@@deFINExGaming1
Being Honor Platoon was a nice achievement for me. Being meritoriously promoted for acting as 1st Squad Leader since Week 2 was a very proud moment for me. You know HP gets to lead in the graduation motivation run. When I saw my family I could see how proud they were too.
They knew already. My name had an asterisk next to it in the program.
I still talk to some of my boot brothers.
I went on to invade Iraq with The First Team as a Son of Chesty [1/7] and then visit for 2 more extended vacations. I saw some out in the sandbox of ancient wars. T'was good and merry in a bad place. I talk to them still upon the innernets.
I would do it again. I'd go back to boot but I need the same guys and same instructors.
Graduation Day February 14th. 2003. MCRD San Diego. 3rd Recruit Training Battalion, Lethal Lima Company. Follow Series. Platoon 3150.
I went in Expecting Nothing, They Gave Me Everything!?!! A Fractured Ankle, A Lacerated Thumb & My First I.D. Card I Had A Black Eye, I Looked Like Spuds McKenzie, remember him!?!! LOL. I obviously was the "Platoon Bitch", with a name like Carrol what did you expect!?!?!? I think 26 of our original recruits were graduating together in '84, I Came out a PFC after all was done. Good Times.
In a heartbeat again.
Semper Fi
VERY Proud Father of a U.S. Marine...❤❤❤Lets all Pray for our U.S. Marines...Amen...
Love all you... all who prays for our U.S. Marines...Much LOVE...❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏...
Chow...
Same, my son is in Oki at this moment
❤❤❤🫡🫡🫡🫡🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
I'm a retired FMF Hospital Corpsman. It was an honor to serve alongside the Marines. Best time of my life.
Semper Fi Doc
I know there are bad Marines in the world, it's a fact of life, but I have yet to meet one.
Active duty, reserve, retired or DD214.
Everyone I have worked with, lived with, met, or hung out with, have always been some of the best people in the world...
They are all in 2/4. Glad you didn't have to meet them.
I'm one of those bad ones, you sound like a worthless POG, I which we could meet so I can tell you to your face.
There's a difference in being a Marine, and being in the Marines. Definitely not the majority but they do exist.
As a retired Seabee Chief with 23 years active duty, my fondest memories were with the Corps. The one thing I admire the most about the Corps is the brotherhood outside of the Corps. While former navy doesn’t care about each other, the Corps is totally different. It’s common to see Marines taking care of each other outside active duty. The other services especially the navy couldn’t care less. Try walking into a navy recruiting office as a retired chief and you’re lucky to get a hello. Walk into a Marine Corps recruiting office and you’ll get immediately greeted with “How can I help you!!!” My son saw How I was treated hence why he went in the Corps. Semper Fi Marines 👊🏻
A few years ago my r v broke down over a hundred miles from home. The tow truck driver was supposed to take it to the nearest repair shop.But when he learned I was also a Marine he drove my wife and myself all the way home. We are brothers.
It’s because you’re an entitled chief…
Siempre Fi brother 👊🔥
How DARE you say Navy squids don't care about each other, hoss? I care plenty I jus' DON'T know how to get in touch with any of'em ... RIP BM3 KEVIN NEALY, and TM2 ISAAC RODRIGUEZ RIP 🇺🇸🫡🥃🥃🥃
Like the Gunny said Marines die but the Marine Corps lives forever. Semper Fi.
God Bless our Marines!
Proud daughter of a Marine.
I wish I could have served but disqualified and I wasn’t healthy enough to pass the exam. Thank you for your daughter service. 🇺🇸
Tell your dad🤙 SEMPER FI BIG DOG,,,!
Finally, a military ad that would make me join. Too bad I’m already a veteran and I am 59 years old. I listed in the Navy but if I had an ad like this, I probably would’ve joined the Marines love this video.
If it makes you feel better Marines are the Navy.
@@Outdoorsguy1212 I always try to remember my feelings don’t matter lol… Try telling a marine he’s part of the Navy… But I get your point lol👍.
Far better than having some dude in a wig or a tik tok 304 in the recruiting commercial. I’m scared for our military but hopefully they turn it around.
MARINES ARE EXTREMELY SPECIAL AND HOPE AND PRAY THAT THEY NEVER LOOSE THAT CULTURE!
Heck I'm 58 all I could fight is at a desk. but I am still a Marine! Oohrahh!!
Once a Maine, always a Marine. Every Marine is a rifleman. The Few...The Proud! 28.5 years of my young life was that of a young Marine. Now I'm old but the fight is still there.
God Bless you and thank you for your service ❤
@@deannawolfe6669 Thank you too Deanna. We service members could not do our job if we did not have the support of our American citizens. When my oldest brother was in the Corps, he and many of his fellow Marines were spat upon by Hippy promoting, Flower-Child, Marijuana smoking, draft-dodging Americans. They were quick to ridicule, slow to reason, loud in protesting angry Americans searching for a Cause very sinilar to these young Palestine - Hamas supporting millenials tofay. I'd do it all over again regardless of the citizen support we'd receve b/c Freedom is NOT free. Freedom ONLY comes about through military victory. We enjoy our peace through our military force and most importantly, through the grace & mercy of our Lord Jesus Christ. Have great weekend, Deanna and thank you for thanking some of us old Devil-dogs. We still thank you for supporting us while we serve. 👍🏽🤠 04/27/24
You can take the dog out of the fight, but you can't take the fight out of the dog!!!! Semper Fi brother!!!! 44 years since I stood on those yellow footprints at PI. Best decision I ever made in my life was to become a United States Marine!!!
@@kevinpittman4618 OohRaah!
@@AlexanderWinterborn-r6p Good on you Alexander. I hope your body is still holding up. The load you mentioned was one hell of a load to carry and that load would kill me today since I'm in my 70's and have had my share of recent medical issues. So, stay healthy as long as you can. Health is Wealth. If I knew what I've learned throughout my young, dumb years, I would have done a lot of things differently but I guess we all could say that.
My nephew was a command Sergeant Major (unlike Tampon Tim Walz) and he left a voice message on my phone that he sang that went something like this. " Old soldiers never die, never die, never die, Old soldiers never die......they just fade away. You take good care of yourself, soldier.
My Dad was in the Marines in '73, my cousin was in and now his two daughters, my cousins are. Proud of them all.
Your cousin and his two daughters are all your cousins? How does that go together?
Oh.. *Sweet home Alabama*
@@erikkarlsson9192 ok dip shit his daughters would technically be my 2nd cousins, regardless they are still cousins of mine, they are currently in service.
@@erikkarlsson9192 First cousins once removed, genius.
My father and my grandfather were both in the Navy, one WW2 one in Vietnam, both always said that there is no fighter like a Marine and no one that they would trust at their back like a Marine.
My son is a US Marine! Very proud of him! He is Tough but Humble! #MarineMom - #AlwaysFaithful (Semper Fi)!❤
THANK YOU to all that serve our country and sacrifice so much! ♥️
When we did inter-service exercises we were always aware of Marines. From their unit discipline and how they wore their uniforms to their tactical and technical expertise. They guard their history and are proud of that heritage. Very impressive. Simper Fi.
Thank you. "..They guard their history..." Wow. I like that. Yes, we do.
Please correct your spelling, it’s SEMPER FI, sir…
When I was in Army boot camp for the SC National Guard, we had a small cadre of Marines at our barracks. They were going through some school on Fort McClellan. When I saw them march, I knew they were different instantly.
You must have been back in the 50s or 60s. Today's (most)Marines have minimal discipline. I've worked with them numerous times and have had to arrest many for their willful negligence concerning the military code of conduct. They have a lot of work to do compared to other branches unless you are just easily amused
I'm 58 now, and have traveled the world. Becoming a Marine when I was 21 is still at the very top of a personal list of some very good accomplishments!
Marines ARE built differently. Mad respect. I was a petty officer in Seabees. I worked with a lot of Marines. Top notch.
Yeah this one marine girl tried to beat up like 5 cops and my navy senior chief who was a master at arms was like there will be no more of this. She was a bit drunk ….. he did pain compliance moves get her under control. I will say this marines get into more trouble then most sailors I know. Heck marines got e4 and below banned in japan from staying overnight.
Gulfport, and Port Huenneme. Good memories!
Yeah the female Marines are fewer and prouder. In fact most Marines aspire to be like female Marines.
@@Outdoorsguy1212 With all due respect, I disagree with the aspiration aspect.
@@GySgt_USMC_Ret. On the Rifle range They Do!?!! Women Are Easier to Train , therefore, Hold More Range Records! At Least, Back in The 80's They Did!?!! Former PMI & Coach 87 - 90 ( No, I'm not a WM ) 🤪
First to fight. Last to leave.
Edit: Glad I got everyone's attention with a little ww2 misinformation, instead of ww1. Some of you are amazing history buffs, others arrogant and ignorant. Fix yourself. Again, semper fidelis!
not sure history agrees with that, but one can say just about anything, but each branch of service think they are the best, and that's what makes the USA a mean military to tangle with..
Marine dont retreat, we attack in the other direction. @@alexcuriel2950
It agrees plenty. Not 100% but fairly close. @alexcuriel2950
You wouldnt get the humor @alexcuriel2950
The last to leave is 100% not true, just like your propaganda statement that YOU NEVER LEAVE YOUR DEAD.... That's 100% false as well.
Having gone through the process of becoming a marine I can proudly say it's one of the best choices of my life. Semper Fi to all my fellow active duty marines and to the retired ones as well.
As a former Army soldier , yes, Marines are in a class by themselves. 👍🏻
Known too many (and served alomg side 'em) to think marines are any better than the US Army; just a different skill set and mission. Honestly, I don't see why we didn't fold them in and treat them like a different MOS like 11B's, 13C's, et cetera.
@Deridus Army nothing like the corps , I was in active Marine now an in the army is nothing like it ,bunch soldier overweight no proud what they do is all different word in the undisciplined Army
@@hiramirizarry2552 By Albericht, you even sound like a marine, with that kind of piss-poor quality post. I'll grant some units are more disciplined than others. 2/22 vs 514th for instance, or 10th BSB v 10th HHBN, and all of those were on the same post.
@Deridus could be, my point is overall as branch Marines have same training and mentality than then army even the ACFT is different by MOS. I get it army have tough units but must are soft one ,Marines are even cross the branch, that was my point, I will take any Marine with me to any soldiers cuz I know he will shoot without ask.
@Deridus when you are Marine the corps never leave you, Army just gave me a uniform I no have to do any training to be a soldier the other way around soldier have to star over I wonder why..
Proud Father of a US Marine
Sorry your son joined the Navy.
@@Outdoorsguy1212 you mean the big boy club of the Navy? He sure did
He is below me and women in this society....know your place boay...now go expire when the rich send you to rob oil in other countries...🤣😂🤣😂
My dad was a marine. He retired July 2022, after 20 years of service. I respect yall deeply.
Once a marine always a marine SEMPER FI. Tell your pops I said thank you for his service!
Tell your dad Semper Fi!!!!
Thank him for his service
Must be wealthy
Your Dad IS A MARINE🇺🇸
Take Your Hats Off Everyone ...... They Are Showing This Precious Military Men Of The Armed Forces .....!!!
My Dad is an 80 yr old Marine. He still walks stick straight and with a purpose. He is as proud now as when I was a growing up in California. He taught me mental toughness and never give up. I had an interesting childhood and wouldn’t trade it for anything.
Marines do it all. Land Air and Sea. They are built top notch
So does the Navy. Sea duty is no joke.
I hear they lead all forces with the most transgenders.
So does the Army lol
@@thesneakyapguy7172 Idt Army does the sea. If they do, it is for transport. I'm Navy and was just stationed at a joint Army Navy base.
@@thesneakyapguy7172😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 you’re a comedian
Thanks to everyone that served in our military
You can be in the Army, Navy, Air Force, Coast Guard, and Space Force. But the Marine Corps isn't simply a job or career. It's something you are.
You can be whatever you want and think you are, BUT BEING A PARATROOPER ISN'T SIMPLY A JOB OR CAREER, ITS SOMETHING YOU BECOME..... everything else is just average! 82nd Airborne division Bco 3rd Bn 325th infantry AATW!!!
@@jackdaniel7465 You're expendable. Salute. Thanks for your service. You're welcome 😊.
@@AnikenSkiwalker 👍🇺🇸
RAAH MFer!!! RAAH!!!!
I joined the Navy in 1993, knowing little to nothing about the military. If I could go back and do it again I'd join the Marines. They surrender their humanity to become something so much better.
You NEVER stop being a Marine.
Roger THAT!
No you don’t. Not ever. My uncle was a Vietnam era Marine, up until the day he died, he was a marine.
Once a Marine always a Marine.
It doesn't wear off, it is in you deeper than any bone
Yes you do. The day you ETS. That's just some BS they brainwash you with.
For sure.... We are a different breed.
I'm going to the marines after I graduate. It literally my biggest dream
I am a retired Marine. The Marine Corps culture never leaves you. Yet credit should go to all the branches. In both my tours in Iraq I got to work closely with all four branches, including special forces. It was amazing to watch how all the different services came together to accomplish the mission.
That's what it's all about getting the mission accomplished. 2nd generation sailor here my dad served in World War II was seabee, shellback bad ass!i join soon after highschool. Best thing i could of done . Growing up on a farm I was definitely in good shape I could always physically keep up with the Marines but that Marine mentality is something totally different 😤 Both my parents are buried at Guantico .
I want to point out that as a marine the Marines are the warrior culture of the United States. And everything we accomplish is in spite of the toxic leadership from the top down not because of it.
Yeah because if it's one cancer our military as a whole can't seem to cut out it's the cesspool of command personnel that somehow manage to fail their way to success. The current state of our military command and government that runs it is a disgrace to the merits and achievements they have earned throughout history.
And what did you get in return?...being treated by politicians and society as a second class citizen....I wouldn't lift a finger to defend what this place has become...😊
@@guyguyver7552 I agree. And yet somehow my comment was deleted 🤔🤔
@@guyguyver7552We got a brotherhood out of it that is stronger than anything any normal person could ever possibly imagine. We fought for what our country was, not what it is now. Many of us we're discharged for not taking the fauci ouchie....but we're still here, watching, waiting, training because we know whats coming to America if things don't change this next election. I think its pretty clear to see if you're paying attention and not apart of a fringe minority group of this country on the far left.
We're neighbors, strangers holding the door for you, we're everywhere and nowhere at the same time.
RAHHHHH!
@@stevang4720 And don't forget how close a President can come to being "replaced" by the Very Same Presidential Guard Used to protect the White House!?!! I believe the Only thing that saved Brandon's ass, was that Marines Didn't Die by a Direct Command from This Loser!?!?!? Semper Fidelis American Patriots USA
I am a veteran grandfather and I risked my life to protect the lives of total strangers . Are Marines built different?
God damn right and be thankful
Old breed new breed just as long as it is the Marine breed ❤
As an army ranger, I went to school with and fought with Marines in battle. I have nothing but utmost respect.
You are the Elite . You are excellent and yes you are different. Thank you for being you. God bless you all, and keep you safe. Semper Fi. ❤
Marines are the showboats of the Navy.
Oh boy.
I am a Marine Corp Mother and I am so very Proud of my Son. He spent 13 years defending this Country, my Son did 3 tours, and now he is a Sergeant Deputy Sheriff. He is Awesome. Proud Marine Corp Mother and Proud Law Enforcement .
Mother ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I'm a Marine veteran. One of my best friends was a Marine veteran of Iwo Jima that threw himself upon a Japanese hand grenade and survived. Another one of my friends was a veteran of the Cuban Missile Crisis. My grandmother's 1st cousin was General "Howlin Mad" Smith's driver during WW2. My 1st cousin is a veteran of Desert Storm. I cannot begin to list the USMC veterans I have known that served our country because there's entirely too many. The one thing that we seem to all have in common is that we all served for our fellow Americans, ALL of them.
give em one!
No you didn't. You served politicians that raped 3rd world nations for their resources. There were no WMDs in Iraq buddy. Just an ocean of oil that Bush Sr no longer had access to when the nation stopped using the petroldollar. As usual. And 9/11 WAS a CIA psyop intended to manufacture consent of a 20 year invasion across the ocean in a desert nowhere NEAR America. If you wanted to serve your country so bad, you should have become border patrol.
Thank you for your services gentlemen.
General Smith’s driver really cool! As a combat Marine veteran your people are still the backbone of a great military force! Semper fi from Tennessee!
You and your family's service is absolutely precious and I am beyond grateful to you and to them for all that was done and doing still...Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!
May God Bless and Keep you and yours Always!!!!
In JESUS' HOLY, PRECIOUS NAME, AMEN!!!!
As I child here in 🇳🇿… i remember our Ww2 RNZAF dad telling us of the Pacific War…, the Aussies us 🥝 and the USMC…. His respect for them and his stories of what they did, the stands they made and the prices they paid.. has left us boys in awe of such an org / creed… 🌹🙏🇺🇸
Army vet here [14-21], Marines are easily the cleanest and straight cut soldiers on the block.
I will never ever regret becoming a Marine. Through the air, on the land, over the sea. We defend. We win.
Each Marine is basically a rifle man. A cook or what ever Marines mos is. He goes on patrols. Guard duty. Always his or her rifle is their best friend. Their lover. Semper Fi
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That's any branch...
A rifleman but they never been to a combat zone lmaooo
@@jorgeenchiladaI was in fallujah with the marines in 2007, I was an army scout and we did joint patrols often and we talked about the whole rifleman first thing. The 0311s broke it down like this, only the support non grunts say that shit and they won't say it in front of us. They brag to other branches as a way to sound badass because they don't know and therefore can't call bullshit. Plus we did 12-15 mile movements in 6-8 hours in 130 degree heat together and while running low on water and carrying over 70 pounds, they'd jokingly say this is the not so glamorous part of being a grunt and that's why it makes them upset when an admin clerk or generator mechanic claims to be a rifleman.
@@georgemaxwell3467 Only Marines and Army, not the Chair Force. The Navy itself doesn't have much ground forces except Special Operations.
My man is a Marine and very dedicated....God bless all military branches, thank you & Semper Fi!
God bless you all and Come on back home, you hear!
As a civilian with no military experience, I am so grateful to have such a badass military branch like the US Marines protecting me and our country. Thank God for the US Marines.
Semper Fi Marines
Semper Fi my Brothers ! Stay Safe !
I am an Air Force veteran, and I appreciate what you guys do to decend us.
Semper Fi Do or Die...But Rangers Lead The Way. Hooah to My Brothers in the Marines from a Ranger Vet.
Rangers lead the way to the ghey bar...🤣😂🤣😂
Daughter of a Marine, here. My daddy had his flaws, like any human being, but there were things in his daily behavior that always showed that he was a Marine. If he saw a car broken down on the road, especially if it was an older woman or young woman and kids wide eyed and scared in the rainy night, Daddy was NOT one of the dozens that just passed by. He always stopped and helped get them on their way again. We were late for things plenty of times but we were ok with that. If he came upon a funeral procession, he absolutely showed respect...even if the sun was blazing and he had some place to be. If he found an injured deer dying in the road( sadly, not uncommon where we lived), he stopped and put it out of its misery. He saluted the flag and instructed us on flag ettiquette and the proper way to fold it. If one of us kids had a broken tricycle, he treated getting it fixed as seriously as he took keeping the farm equipment in excellent repair. ALL his tools, machinery and vehicles were good quality and IMMACULATELY maintained, just like his guns were. You could see yourself in the shine on his dress shoes. We had to answer him with "Sir!" or "Yes, sir!"...when I was a toddler, I actually thought that "SirYesSir!" was his Christian name(he was a Sgt) and was surprised to learn otherwise. You Marine kids out there know exactly what I am talking about.
Marines are definitely different. Thank you for your service Hoorah
All branches of service serve their purpose to meet the needs of the military. No 1 branch is tougher nor trains harder than the other. Each branch has its own specialty
I'm Canadian, but OORAH none of the less!
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We Don't Know Them All; But We Owe Them All" Bravery, Resilience, and they NEVER let us Americans down. Be safe Men 🇺🇲💗🇺🇲
Wow. These look so much better than the Army ads that I keep seeing
The Army should just hire what ever Marine or service they used to make their ads. Then The Marine Corps would be out of a job 🤣. Cause Marine corps ads have always been top notch. Coming from a Amy soldier.
@@jk41shadow yeah the army ads don't look as appealing as they used to be before the animated commercials. It looks like they learned their lesson and improved, but not by much. The Marines have been pretty good. Not just the ads, but having RUclipsrs do marine boot camp or having gamers do an actual squad vs squad
I saw one with a competent white male in them the other day. Things must be getting desperate for white male recruits.
All branches of the military are different from one another; that's what makes each one of them so great and all together unbreakable!
You totally missed the point. Sounds good that all the branches share a part, but, did you listen to the ad? Marines are just different.
@samurai_fx4911 Yes, each branch is different and unique which separates each one from the other. There is no such thing as being unique above all others.
@@ChrisPlatt9740 If you say so? Having an opportunity to think about what you replied, I had to edit my reply. Your comment tells everything I need to know. You are a hater. The Marine Corps IS built different. Only someone who served in the Corps would understand. As mentioned, Marines are keen on protecting our history. The blood shed and the manner in which it was done attests to such.
United States Marine Corps FREAKING ROCKS!!!👍👍
Joining in a few years when I turn 18. Wanna go through the Naval academy and become an officer in counter intelligence. Easier said then done, but nothings hard when you put your mind to it.
Good luck. Take the sat and act many times, work very hard on your essay, set yourself up by being in leadership positions, and try to do your West Point or Air Force interview first so you have practice.
Best of luck young man! You can do it!!
@@opeth1429 Will do, any advice? I have a 4.0 GPA and play every sport and apart of every leadership activity I can be apart of. Anything else I could prepare for before going?
Very proud Mother of 2 Marines officers (USNA ‘09 and ‘13). God bless the Marines and all the armed forces!
My husband was a Marine who fought in Nam. Once a Marine always a Marine. The Marine Corp League did a gun salute at his funeral. When I teach on spiritual warfare I wear Corp utilities and my husband's dog tags. He was proud about being a part of the Corp.
I am especially proud to be a part of a nation that has the Marine Corps. Though I never got to serve myself, I know in my heart and soul I would have been a Marine. God bless The Corps
I have known many Marines in my life. They are the kindest, most humble people I have ever known. I think it comes from the knowledge that they have nothing to prove.
I heard this phrase a long time ago, and I believe it's true: A Marine. Your best friend; your worst foe. (Those may not be the exact words. It was about 50 years ago that I heard it.)
As a former U.S.Marine(1978-1982, active duty) it's what I'm most proud of in my life! SEMPER FI 🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲
Marines are not different. They are just Marines. I am a U.S. Army Solider and very few Marines can measure to my pride and patriotic loyalty. We are all Americans.
Here is how i would put it so someone who didn't understand. My dad is a Marine, specialized in communications, but just because he wasn't in a dedicated combat role, doesn't mean he isn't a deadly weapon. Every Marine is a deadly weapon.
LOL
@11B_RTO to be fair, anybody who isn't disgustingly obese is a deadly weapon, the USMC and Army just teaches you how to do it. Where'd you get combat training? Inb4 the russian army lol
All humans are deadly weapons...
NO...they're not. lol
A difference between the army and the MARINES.
The army is something you did,the MARINES is something you become.
Looks glamorous, but most of the time you will be police calling (picking up trash in a line), cleaning, getting punished as a group, getting inspected. There's a reason 90% get out after the first enlistment.
Indeed! I couldn’t agree more smh
Ole fuck fuck games!
@@tommyweese5697get away from me get over here get away from me get over here…aah memories 😂
@@Vandal1985 anyone that came in married was better off than a teenager coming in. The married guys were used to dumb shit like that already
@@tommyweese5697 i was 18 going in and it was pretty unnerving at first. Around T-40ish I just accepted it and all of the IT I brought on myself for trying to be a comedian
I am a once always Marine 74yrs old esprit de corps,we are a very different from others and live to die for this country and what it stands for, Semper Fi
Why was that cover so bent at the end? Lol, bruh gotta bend up back up straight
That's more what the cover is supposed to look like. The first guy in the video is wearing a navy chief cover as tall as a pope hat.
If you want to see what the cover is supposed to look like pull up the silent drill team.
Always loved Marines. Best jokes and always had a way to cheer you up when you're down.
The Corps has become DEI
Don’t tell me that
Thank you for your service and selfless dedication in protecting our country. I respect your bravery,I pray for God’s blessings and protection for you all. 🙏🏾🔥
My father was a Marine, he was fearless and a badass! Two purple hearts and a list of other medals ❤️
Carles Diem! Thank you all Marines for all you do to defend our great nation from one proud American!❤️
My younger brother was a Marine and he was so proud of everything they stood for. Faithful to the end, I still miss him and think about him almost every day.😢 RIP little brother, I love you.
I am very proud of our Marines. Thank you to all the men and women in the armed forces 🇺🇸
My uncle was 1st Marine Division at Okinawa. My father was UDT 4 in WW2. He was at Saipan, Guam, Leyte and Okinawa. I served with the 82nd Airborne. They are ALL different. They are all fighters, but unlike the Froggies and the Marines who face their enemies, paratroopers are often surrounded by the enemy.
73 and STILL PROUD !!!
EAGLE GLOBE ANCHOR
ALLWAYS FAITHFUL!
I salute all the USMC..May our ALMIGHTY GOD continue to PROTECT & GUIDE YOU in all YOUR UNDERTAKINGS..❤🙏
God be with the US Marines Amen 🙏🏻
Proud mother of one Marine son age 26, and two Navy sons ages 29 and 23. All were active at the same time. Navy sons are still serving. Then, I have a Marine brother who served in Vietnam.
I fell to a certain death and survived alone in the wilderness hours later I made it to my truck and called for my own medivac 5 and 1/2 years later almost fully recovered from massive trauma head to toe God and the core is what got me through that. 8th Marines infantry 85 too 89 best men I've ever met.
My surrogate grandfather was a Marine. He fought in the Korean War. He was one of their cooks. I learned from him plenty of things (there's this one story where I was boasting about winning a hundred yard race track and field in Junior High School. I told him how I kept looking at my feet and the feet of my opponent during the race.
He said to me: boy, never mind who you are racing against! Focus on the goal and the finish line..")
I do miss him sometimes.
I was denied by the Marines several times due to past mistakes. I am too old now to join the Marines. But, if ever there was a draft I'd be first in line.
This is the best military commercial I've ever seen.
You can tell who put this together. Each branch has it's mission and the mission dictates who goes first. I have major Respect for each. Everything he said each branch trains for.
It made me smile when I heard the Marines are Different. That is so true. I know. We wear our service both inside and out. There's a saying Once A Marine Always A Marine.
Thank God for all Marines.🇺🇸❤
Finally a decent ad that actually shows what they do and not what politics want them to do!
Marine since 1967!
Quote from President Reagan: "Many people go through life not knowing if they made a difference.
The MARINES don't have that problem."
1st Fire Team! Sgt deployed the 2nd and the 3rd Fire Team to flank the enemy and his reaction force to join our Cpl atop the Hill dominating the area.
Overwhelming firepower he called down on them and turned them into a leaderless rabble.
OUTSTANDING!
CAPTURED ARMAMENTS enabled us to dig in to repel all boarders.
I will be 75 in 3 months. Served in the Marines 70-76. I have lived out in the country for over 20 yrs. now and there's not a lot of neighbors around to "socialize" with. But there's a few of us guys that get together occasionally just to have a few beers and shoot the bull. Of course, there's quite a bit of joking around that goes with that. Some have also served in the military (Army or Navy) and occasionally tell stories or kid around about their active duty years. It may be my imagination, but it seems that none of those jokes are directed in my direction. Instead, it's more of a tone of respect. Not only due to the fact that I was in the Marines, but also due to the fact that I was the only one that was in the military during a war. There's certain things you just cannot joke about. Semper Fi to all my brothers and sisters, past, present, and future.
Proud of the United States Marine Corp
My father, Alfred Masters, was the first black Marine. He talked about the training. They are not the same when they come back home.