@@omegacon4 Don't compare an ivy league school to a military academy... it is wrong on so many levels. Most top top university students are amongst the top 1% of kids in their country.
Oh what Memories! I can say with pride: "BEEN THERE - DONE THAT!" Even at 67 - I still remember my Army Induction. It was NOT Fun!. Yet I remember the experience with a certain fondness. I became a Soldier. A Flight Lieutenant. A leader of MEN. It is not easy. That is why it is called WORK! And EVERYTHING in the Military is WORK! The only thing worse than being Soldier? Is to never have been Soldier.
I love all these negative comments from those that haven't even attended any academy and think they know everything it actually takes to get through this place. Good luck, 2023.
@@user-jl2zh5df4t Must be Navy then. As a Marine Officer I'm happy to state that aside from maybe some higher ranking brass (idk about them) none of us professionals ever gave a shit and few academy grads even wore their rings. Things equalize (if that's the right word) quite a bit after TBS and IOC.
Good luck to class 2023. Thank you for your sacrifice and service. When you graduate serve with Honor, Pride and Selflessness. God Bless all of you and your Instructors. Remember you are serving a higher calling.
Unless they are coming from an active duty deployment they haven't sacrificed crap. They are just beginning the training process where they will be educated in equal opportunity, anti racism, sensitivity, women's rights, and maybe something about leading sailors in locating, closing with, and killing an enemy on the high seas.
Everybody thinks their class had the last "real" plebe summer/plebe year but even with more restrictions they find a way to keep it hard. My dad was '72, I am '01 and my brother is '04. We swapped a lot of stories over the years and it has not changed that much. However no classes after 2005 or so will ever know the suffering of a Plebe summer without air conditioning in Bancroft Hall. You step out of a cold shower and are sweating again by the time you are dressed.
I can’t wait for Summer Seminar (and later Plebe Summer itself!) “I’m waiting on my classmate, sir... I’m waiting on my classmate, sir...” Oh that poor guy had to be mortified hahaha
Yeah! The thing that I think will help you the most is getting your application in as soon as possible. You never know exactly what the admissions board is looking for but submitting really early will increase your chances of getting in.
@@everette_greenberg2516 that is incorrect. Turning in time doesn't affect chances. Get as many noms as possible, 1400+ SAT, show leadership in club activities, try to keep all As or at least a weighted 4.0, and do very well in varsity athletics. Show interest through summer seminar and candidate weekend. Good luck. I'm going class of 2024
My age right now is 11 and a half If I join I'll will be part of class of 2031 or 2032 I hope I can also experience all of this thank you for everyone's service
I’m currently doing all I can to attend this college because I want to be part of something bigger than myself, and my end goal is to become a Navy Seal. This is my dream. I will make it a reality. Graduating class of 2026 here I come.
@Anders Yankowski selection to the Teams is very strict with a high DOR (dropped on request). Takes more than completion of the USNA, you have to have put in your time with the regular Navy first. Everyone wants to be a Seal, very few are successful in completing all the training required.
@Anders Yankowski selection to the Teams is very strict with a high DOR (dropped on request). Takes more than completion of the USNA, you have to have put in your time with the regular Navy first. Everyone wants to be a Seal, very few are successful in completing all the training required.
I hope I get into the naval academy! I’m a rising sophomore right now in high school and I hope to be class of 2027 in the naval academy. If I don’t get into the naval academy I would go to college on a rotc scholarship. I want to become a fighter pilot in the navy.
They all just graduated and got their assignments. I hope that they will rely on the CPOs for their information on how things operate and crew members in their departments. I told my son-in-law that before he went to his sub.
@@myownspiritlevel There's two aspects of "hard" one is the learning/intensity curve which makes USMC bootcamp hard. Then there is that level of hard which only those who are both very fit and have extremely high aptitude can handle -- that's Naval Academy hard. Any of the latter would likely do well in any bootcamp, but Plebe Summer is just the start after which it does NOT necessarily get easier. If I had a choice between doing bootcamp ten times or four years at the Academy, I would choose the Academy but not because it would be the easier of the two. In my experience it wasn't. Btw, while I did only go through bootcamp once, I did graduate as platoon honor man, so my comparison is not entirely hypothetical.
@@treebeardtheent2200 There’s academically “hard,” there’s physically “hard,” and there’s mentally “hard.”The Naval Academy used to have all three. If you pick an easy major, then it only has two. If you’re in great shape and pick an easy major, then it is all easy. It is not what it was. Hell, it’s not even worth a regular commission anymore. It’s no better than NROTC or OCS, but at least those people aren’t self-deluded into thinking they’re elite hotshots. 😝
This looks like an more strict version of summer camp in my opinion. Looks pretty chill compared to the Army or Marines too. Yep I’ll take navy all the way. Also if you actually do what there showing at 12:54 this pretty awesome. Not a Drill instructor yelling in your face the whole time.
LOL it’s so funny comparing to the welcoming recruits get. 😂 I know they are going to be trained as the officer of the navy but its just funny comparing them.
@@SaltiDawg2008 How? By saying that he deserved a spot and it was taken away? It's the truth! These days, there are tons of people that have things handed to them because of quotas.
Their shoes are getting wet during the fire training. Do they get two pairs so they have a dry pair to use later? Those won’t be dry for a day. Or do they just have to continue on in wet shoes after the fire training until they dry?
Short for “plebeian”, meaning of lower social class, a commoner; because it’s the lowest level in the academy. Just one of the many unique terms you will find at USNA!
This is essentially their boot camp I suppose. I know they aren’t showing everything so I’d imagine they’re more intense off camera. So for anyone that’s in and/or has been through the Academy, once the Pleb Summer is over, you’re essentially in a student status or are you still in a boot camp style phase? I’ve also wondered that after graduation do you go through OTS or are you getting all of that over with during your four years of schooling?
How can I get in it If you are younger or older can you still do it if you're Older If you and your 3rd can you still do it I was just asking I want to know
@@jacksoncude9824 yes compared to my active duty boot this is easy looks like a summer day camp. No shade on them proud of them but at the same time like 🤦🏻♂️
@Jim Shorts at least he can say he attended Annapolis, can you? If you don't learn things correctly during instruction, your whole platoon or class pays for it. If you look sloppy during drill, its called "Lack of Military Bearing". It was a poor example by classmen that should know better.
I sold my ‘86 class ring on eBay for $1800. I just couldn’t be a part of such a sham anymore. The place needs to be shut down. ROTC is a better value and produces better officers.
I went through (enlisted) navy bootcamp with a firefighter in our division. I went ahead and asked him about it. He said the ammount that we covered it was a joke but also that firefighting shipboard is simply a different ballgame from firefighting ashore... this isnt something i can really speak to, but it was interesting to hear that at the time.
What were those arms on the table during chow that was shown? Our Firsties would have eaten our heads like blueberry muffins if we did that. 😁 Congrats for all who survived Plebe Summer.
lol, I was thinking the same thing, we were only allowed to sit on the first 4 inches of the edge of our seat and had to sit straight up and keep our hands by our side while chewing. God help you if you take too big of a bite and are still chewing when the squad leader asks you to rattle off your rates.
@@Camolicious223 if I could I woulda done naval academy instead of enlisted anytime, the academy does more, learns more, and has more motivated people, maybe if I decide to become an officer and still of age and I get my recommend then I would switch from enlisted and join the academy.
Also it’s weird how this is. In boot camp when we have our Dixie cup on we salutes by having our pointer and middle touching the bottom right of the Dixie cup rather then our eyebrows.
jetpack guy didnt show you how fast that gear sinks and how hard it is to take off. Good luch with that. I would have presented "Deep water corpse recovery gear" right after him.
LREC? - YGBKM. LREC during a midshipman's summer cruise is surely a larger waste of taxpayers $ than fleet experience. Full disclosure: I'm a certified old guy, class of '75. I've become Admiral Rickover in my old age, if I wasn't already... The greatest challenge all prospective US Navy officers will face is dealing with the enormous complexity of the fleet's infrastructure. The fleet is old, real old. Theory and skills to manage and maintain the fleet can be most effectively taught at the Academy and eyes-on during summer cruise. If mids do not learn these skils during summer cruise, its harder for them to learn it on the front-line in the fleet. Also, 98% of leadership skills are learned on the job, in the fleet. Can never teach leadership - or at least it will never be absorbed in a classroom or on a field trip to Tibet. Any attempt (in my day and today) to teach leadership to 18-22 year old kids in a classroom is effectively ineffective. So, its now after graduation and at sea as an Ensign, 26 hours into your day and one of your guys comes to you for signatures on a tagout request for a set of high-voltage electrical circuits' corrective maintenance. LREC "skills" are not applicable. Analytical theory and practical experience is called for - but the officer lost the opportunity to learn these skills when they traded eight weeks on an LCS as a mid for a summer "grand tour" of Tibet. Electrocution, fire and ship out of service ensues. But the officer remains culturally aware? Sheesh!
@@davecorley5514 if you have to ask that you are busted! The Navy hasn't had diesel boats since the late 80s...see USS barbel for an example...I think it was a mistake to not keep one or two as training targets as most of our potential adversaries have either all diesel electric subs or Russia and China having both...
You need to have a Bachelor's degree to become an officer in any branch, but going to the academy is just one way to become commissioned. There are other routes, such as going through ROTC at an affiliated college, or earning your degree elsewhere and then going to Officer Candidate School.
They are doing better things in their life than most people ever could even when they get the opportunity and the road to success is not always fun or easy
To even be selected to attend any military academy is an accomplishment itself
wat, you have to be selected to attend a military academy? Don't they just let anyone pleb in?
@@Synky Are we trolling?
*s/ Retired 24 Year US Navy Submariner - USNA Class of 1965 - Former Enlisted Man*
@@Synky
Not anymore since the polished turd program was stopped
It's not as difficult as many make it out to be, especially if you can get into an Ivy League university.
@@omegacon4 Don't compare an ivy league school to a military academy... it is wrong on so many levels. Most top top university students are amongst the top 1% of kids in their country.
Hey these guys are graduating soon! Congrats yall!
Am I the only one who read plebe as pleb?
yes
i did that at first as well xd
Currently in the application process for the class of 2024. I hope I can experience this all in person!
Same dude, hopefully I’ll see you there!
Hey, me too, lol
Hell yeah brother Im going for class of 2025!!
Sameee wish you all the best of luck
I’ll be class of 2026!! Work hard fellas!
Oh what Memories! I can say with pride: "BEEN THERE - DONE THAT!" Even at 67 - I still remember my Army Induction. It was NOT Fun!. Yet I remember the experience with a certain fondness. I became a Soldier. A Flight Lieutenant. A leader of MEN. It is not easy. That is why it is called WORK! And EVERYTHING in the Military is WORK! The only thing worse than being Soldier? Is to never have been Soldier.
Sorry maybe I misunderstanding your rank structure in your country. You say you were a Flight Lieutentntant but also a soldier? How does that work?
Anyone who looks to represent their country are winners in my book. I respect you all! Love from the UK🇺🇸
I love all these negative comments from those that haven't even attended any academy and think they know everything it actually takes to get through this place. Good luck, 2023.
I I served with some of them who graduated from the military academies and most of them are overrated for sure .
@@user-jl2zh5df4t Must be Navy then. As a Marine Officer I'm happy to state that aside from maybe some higher ranking brass (idk about them) none of us professionals ever gave a shit and few academy grads even wore their rings. Things equalize (if that's the right word) quite a bit after TBS and IOC.
Applying for class of 2027 baby!
My name is tommy flynn and im gonna be a part of the class of 2025. Mark my words
Why does that sound so ominous 😂
I'm hoping to be class of 2025 also
I hope I see you too.
I hope I will be too!!
@@franklinnguyen6390 i'll see u all there💪💪
9:16 "waiting on my classmate, sir" = don't be that plebe.
God Bless those who serve to protect our country
"...and place them in the care of Summer Detailers."
Later...
"WHY ARE YOU SO SLOW?!"
If they didn't care, they wouldn't talk to the plebes at all.
omega con4 true
yes
HAHAHAHAHA “YOU HAVE MISSED ANOTHER TIME HACK”
Good luck to class 2023. Thank you for your sacrifice and service. When you graduate serve with Honor, Pride and Selflessness. God Bless all of you and your Instructors. Remember you are serving a higher calling.
Unless they are coming from an active duty deployment they haven't sacrificed crap. They are just beginning the training process where they will be educated in equal opportunity, anti racism, sensitivity, women's rights, and maybe something about leading sailors in locating, closing with, and killing an enemy on the high seas.
Sacrifice? A lot of these people are simply living their dream
Everybody thinks their class had the last "real" plebe summer/plebe year but even with more restrictions they find a way to keep it hard. My dad was '72, I am '01 and my brother is '04. We swapped a lot of stories over the years and it has not changed that much. However no classes after 2005 or so will ever know the suffering of a Plebe summer without air conditioning in Bancroft Hall. You step out of a cold shower and are sweating again by the time you are dressed.
I can’t wait for Summer Seminar (and later Plebe Summer itself!)
“I’m waiting on my classmate, sir... I’m waiting on my classmate, sir...”
Oh that poor guy had to be mortified hahaha
Samantha Wagner Summer seminar is super fun :)
@@Anna-dc7rj any tips for getting in/ applying?
Yeah! The thing that I think will help you the most is getting your application in as soon as possible. You never know exactly what the admissions board is looking for but submitting really early will increase your chances of getting in.
Sometimes, when you gotta take a dump, you gotta go take a dump.
@@everette_greenberg2516 that is incorrect. Turning in time doesn't affect chances. Get as many noms as possible, 1400+ SAT, show leadership in club activities, try to keep all As or at least a weighted 4.0, and do very well in varsity athletics. Show interest through summer seminar and candidate weekend. Good luck. I'm going class of 2024
im speaking it into existence, i will be in the usna class of 2025
Same here!
hopefully me too
Don't hope for it. Work for it. Don't speak it into existence. Work it into existence. Shape your own destiny.
If only reception night at MCRDSD had been this pleasant and welcoming
My age right now is 11 and a half If I join I'll will be part of class of 2031 or 2032 I hope I can also experience all of this thank you for everyone's service
Looks like alot of fun. I wish I had the foresight to be a part of this when I was in high school.
Good luck to all of them. Great stuff.
Extremely honored to be involved in class of 2024. I look forward to every moment. See you all soon!
Hopefully, if my work pays off I will be accepted here.
yall are disrespecting them saying they’re soft but naval academy is the hardest military academy to even enter...
I’m currently doing all I can to attend this college because I want to be part of something bigger than myself, and my end goal is to become a Navy Seal. This is my dream. I will make it a reality. Graduating class of 2026 here I come.
Anders Yankowski hey im dreaming of being the usna class of 2026 too
Good luck man!
join the Marines
@Anders Yankowski selection to the Teams is very strict with a high DOR (dropped on request). Takes more than completion of the USNA, you have to have put in your time with the regular Navy first. Everyone wants to be a Seal, very few are successful in completing all the training required.
@Anders Yankowski selection to the Teams is very strict with a high DOR (dropped on request). Takes more than completion of the USNA, you have to have put in your time with the regular Navy first. Everyone wants to be a Seal, very few are successful in completing all the training required.
You know those two females in the video thumbnail shared a special moment.
I hope I get into the naval academy! I’m a rising sophomore right now in high school and I hope to be class of 2027 in the naval academy. If I don’t get into the naval academy I would go to college on a rotc scholarship. I want to become a fighter pilot in the navy.
Just Tori J same
See ya there
Are you going to the summer seminar?
Did you make it in? Hope you did!
America is Great
I’m gonna be a part of class of 2025 mark my words
I’m coming from a military high school in Guam.. my chances are high to get in the Air Force academy
So great to see CDR Kirk Lippold (my classmate) speaking.
Well this explains a lot. They are pampered from the beginning.
Thank you for the great explanation
I’m trying to get ready for the future
They get treated with respect that’s crazy man. Wish I had that luxury
They all just graduated and got their assignments. I hope that they will rely on the CPOs for their information on how things operate and crew members in their departments. I told my son-in-law that before he went to his sub.
Go navy, beat army!
if I was one of the parents I would cry
This is so kick-ass
So is the plebe summer basicly a boot camp into the naval academy
Damn BUDS looks tough
Can't wait to possibly go
so if i get accepted, ill bascially being going through bootcamp a 2nd time. man, the things i do for education.
All indoctrination programs are laughable these days. Your enlisted bootcamp was probably much harder.
ha, you too?
@@myownspiritlevel There's two aspects of "hard" one is the learning/intensity curve which makes USMC bootcamp hard. Then there is that level of hard which only those who are both very fit and have extremely high aptitude can handle -- that's Naval Academy hard. Any of the latter would likely do well in any bootcamp, but Plebe Summer is just the start after which it does NOT necessarily get easier.
If I had a choice between doing bootcamp ten times or four years at the Academy, I would choose the Academy but not because it would be the easier of the two. In my experience it wasn't.
Btw, while I did only go through bootcamp once, I did graduate as platoon honor man, so my comparison is not entirely hypothetical.
@@treebeardtheent2200 There’s academically “hard,” there’s physically “hard,” and there’s mentally “hard.”The Naval Academy used to have all three. If you pick an easy major, then it only has two. If you’re in great shape and pick an easy major, then it is all easy. It is not what it was. Hell, it’s not even worth a regular commission anymore. It’s no better than NROTC or OCS, but at least those people aren’t self-deluded into thinking they’re elite hotshots. 😝
@@myownspiritlevel That part about it not being what it was...lots of that going on these days.
Looks fun
I’m class of 2023 grinding my ass off to get yere
Everything is nice and chill up to and including the taking of that first oath, but then they get embraced by Mother B and Plebe Summer Begins!
I recall four days when the temperature topped 104° F with over 90% humidity during my plebe summer.
I was back at the Academy after my Youngster cruise, in the basement when the screaming at '82 started. It shook me to the core.
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This looks like an more strict version of summer camp in my opinion. Looks pretty chill compared to the Army or Marines too. Yep I’ll take navy all the way. Also if you actually do what there showing at 12:54 this pretty awesome. Not a Drill instructor yelling in your face the whole time.
bc this isnt boot camp, boot camp is much worse hah
ya it is
Hello, my name is Sofia and I am in the application process for the class of 2025!
Camp where they turn boy into man, girl into women. Good luck class 2023 and full speed ahead
My favorite part is when everyone had to get their hair in regs. The look on the girls face was great.
Hopefully, I'll be in the class of 2027
EllieR same
ดังนั้นเขาไม่ของฉันไม่เป็นประโยชน์มากก็น้อยแต่น่าจะ ช่วยเด็กไทยหลายๆคนได้ที่ฉันเคยเติบโตมาตั้งแต่เด็กแล้วประสบการเจอแบบนั้นเพื่อนแต่ละคนที่พบเจอจะไม่ค่อยได้มีความจริงใจสักเท่าไหร่จะมีแต่คนพวกเห็นแก่ตัวหรือว่าพวกทะเลาะวิวาทแต่ดังนั้นมันก็ต้องขึ้นอยู่กับที่สถาบันศึกษาด้วยที่จะเคร่งครัดกับนักเรียนได้มากเท่าไหร่ถ้าอยากให้นักเรียนโตมาในทางที่ดีและไม่ต้องให้ไปที่ตากหรือให้คนอื่นมาว่ามันตอนที่ฉันกำลังเติบโตแต่ดังนั้นฉันจะคิดตอนนี้มันก็ไม่ทันแต่ฉันก็สามารถผลักดันและทีมตัวเองให้รอดพ้นจากอุปสรรคทั้งหลายให้ได้ แล้วฉันก็รู้ว่าเพื่อนแบบไหนควรจะคบหรือไม่ควรจะคบ
Star Wars do be looking different here tho 🙈✨
If you want to be a marine and go to Naval Academy do you do the same stuff as them?
You do a program at the end called leatherneck. It’s a 4 week process in Quantico Virginia. Hope this helps!
when was a dolly issued to carry around the full issue bags? They should have all kinds of energy if it isn't carried in their arms.
looks like a cool, light and fun Navy SEALs try out or training lol
Hello ฉันเป็นคนไทยฉันมีโอกาสได้เข้ามาดูฉันสามารถออกความคิดเห็นและคอมเม้นได้เมื่อคุณถ่ายทอดทางวีดีโอคุณต้องยอมรับของการที่จะมีคนคอมเม้นแล้วดังนั้นฉันสามารถคอมเม้นและพูดได้อย่างอิสระถูกไหม ฉันอยากให้เด็กไทยทุกคนมีแบบนี้จะได้รักปรองดองกันเพราะว่าเด็กชายจะไม่ได้นิสัยเสียตั้งแต่เด็กที่ชอบกลั่นแกล้งพวกเพื่อนหรือพวกทะเลาะวิวาท ตอนนี้เด็กไทย น่าจะเป็นห่วงมากๆที่ขาดผู้ใหญ่ดูแลอย่างเข้มงวดในสถานศึกษาถ้ามีแบบนี้ก็คงจะดีเด็กทุกคนก็คงจะเติบโตไป ข้างหน้าได้เร็วแล้วก็เมื่อจบการศึกษาหรือว่าได้ทำงานก็คงจะทำงานแค่ไม่กี่ปีก็คงจะมีเงินเก็บและก็สร้างเนื้อสร้างตัวของตัวเองได้จนสามารถเดินทางไปท่องเที่ยวแต่ละที่ได้ตอนนี้เด็กไทยน่าเป็นห่วงมากๆ เพราะจากประสบการณ์ที่ฉันเคยรับมาก็ประมาณนั้น ที่จะถูกพวกเพื่อนก่อนแกล้งหรือว่ารักเพราะว่ามันไม่ใช่โรงเรียนประจำหรือบางทีอาจจะเป็น ก็อยากให้เป็นโรงแรมแบบนี้ถึงจะไม่รับโรงเรียนประจำหรือประจำก็อยากจะให้เป็นแบบนี้จะได้ดู
No one could have predicted that the Marines would be teaching the hand salute!
They're not trained "Marines." They're simply recent grads.
LOL it’s so funny comparing to the welcoming recruits get. 😂 I know they are going to be trained as the officer of the navy but its just funny comparing them.
Yeah this is so chill compared to other military boot camps such as fort Jackson 😂
Wish i had been the few to make it. Got so close. To bad its to late for me now. Im to old.
Too X3
Not your fault and you probably deserved it! Your spot was most likely given to someone to fill a quota.
Sad world we live in...
@@alexsmith6914 What a terrible thing to say. You're a complete troll!
@@SaltiDawg2008 How? By saying that he deserved a spot and it was taken away? It's the truth!
These days, there are tons of people that have things handed to them because of quotas.
Bravo Zulu
Their shoes are getting wet during the fire training. Do they get two pairs so they have a dry pair to use later? Those won’t be dry for a day. Or do they just have to continue on in wet shoes after the fire training until they dry?
Planning to be in class 2025
Why is it called plebe - couldn't find it online. Very interesting video - well done!
Short for “plebeian”, meaning of lower social class, a commoner; because it’s the lowest level in the academy. Just one of the many unique terms you will find at USNA!
@@mikepicard5437 Haha cool! Yeah every country has its own abbreviations - I ma German so I know some weird ones
Its crazy how in hell week Navy Seals run approximately 200 miles and that's from Sunday to Friday.
This is essentially their boot camp I suppose. I know they aren’t showing everything so I’d imagine they’re more intense off camera.
So for anyone that’s in and/or has been through the Academy, once the Pleb Summer is over, you’re essentially in a student status or are you still in a boot camp style phase?
I’ve also wondered that after graduation do you go through OTS or are you getting all of that over with during your four years of schooling?
Every day is bad until your class does the Herndon Monument climb, when you are no longer plebes.
So true
How can I get in it If you are younger or older can you still do it if you're Older If you and your 3rd can you still do it I was just asking I want to know
Goooo Army!
The actual officers and civilians take it easy on them, while the upperclassmen fans enlisted are not the most pleasant...
I do not what to sound like a douche but, doesn't this look like a ton of fun???
TTV_RockySquid that’s what they want you to think😂
@@jacksoncude9824 yes compared to my active duty boot this is easy looks like a summer day camp. No shade on them proud of them but at the same time like 🤦🏻♂️
They do a lot more than this video entails. I’ve talked to other cadets and this videos are made to make it look fun
Just wait til the summer humidity hits and they’re running 10 miles a day. They will drop like flies.
My name is Noah and i am going to be part of class 2029.
👍👍
Stay out of trouble through high school, any discrepancy will be found.
No one cares
Yes sir no sir three bags full!
2:05 look at this absolute stud
Poor example of rifle drill by the cadre. Looks like the Marines need to do some remedial instruction for the upper class. Doc, class of 1991.
@Jim Shorts it's not a flex, rifle work incorrectly is disrespectful.
@Jim Shorts at least he can say he attended Annapolis, can you? If you don't learn things correctly during instruction, your whole platoon or class pays for it. If you look sloppy during drill, its called "Lack of Military Bearing". It was a poor example by classmen that should know better.
@@jeffburnham6611 did I miss something were does he say that he went to Annapolis
Different times. Now, it's all about coddling Millennials and giving everyone a Participation Award.
I sold my ‘86 class ring on eBay for $1800. I just couldn’t be a part of such a sham anymore. The place needs to be shut down. ROTC is a better value and produces better officers.
bruh i cant even do a pushup
Full plebe ahead
As a firefighter in the civilian sector i can’t help but laugh at the sight of 10 people on a line
I went through (enlisted) navy bootcamp with a firefighter in our division. I went ahead and asked him about it. He said the ammount that we covered it was a joke but also that firefighting shipboard is simply a different ballgame from firefighting ashore... this isnt something i can really speak to, but it was interesting to hear that at the time.
What were those arms on the table during chow that was shown? Our Firsties would have eaten our heads like blueberry muffins if we did that. 😁 Congrats for all who survived Plebe Summer.
lol, I was thinking the same thing, we were only allowed to sit on the first 4 inches of the edge of our seat and had to sit straight up and keep our hands by our side while chewing. God help you if you take too big of a bite and are still chewing when the squad leader asks you to rattle off your rates.
Naval Academy issues Brooks running shoes?!!
Those men and women will lead me to battle, so I expect the selection process to be hard.
Beleive it or not, plebe summer is the easy part
لااله الاالله محمد رسول الله
I'm sure a lot different from my dad's class....1956
Contrary to popular belief, the sleep schedule is great.
only during plebe summer 😂😂
When did they start giving wheels for their bags?
Different times. Can't have plebes getting injured out of the gate now, can we?
11:14 I hope that plebe is doing OK nowadays
He's not sleeping. He's taking notes.
This seems miserable lol. Respect to those who are able to do this and get through the academy though!
its not as bad as enlisted cootcamp, but yeah, it still is hard.
@@Camolicious223 bruh wym enlisted boot camp easy af this sht is 100x tougher
@@Camolicious223 if I could I woulda done naval academy instead of enlisted anytime, the academy does more, learns more, and has more motivated people, maybe if I decide to become an officer and still of age and I get my recommend then I would switch from enlisted and join the academy.
Also it’s weird how this is. In boot camp when we have our Dixie cup on we salutes by having our pointer and middle touching the bottom right of the Dixie cup rather then our eyebrows.
its hard but fun with the right mind set
Summer camp.
How to join or apply to US Navy? Can foreigner join or they only accept US citizen? And what is the maximum age to join US Navy?
You can join enlisted jobs at the navy
US people only.
jetpack guy didnt show you how fast that gear sinks and how hard it is to take off.
Good luch with that. I would have presented "Deep water corpse recovery gear" right after him.
I doubt if many of the recruiters can tell us the origin of the world pleb
Is this some kind of summer school to get a taste of the US Navy?
@Lord Yak Ah thank you. A nice way to filter.
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LREC? - YGBKM. LREC during a midshipman's summer cruise is surely a larger waste of taxpayers $ than fleet experience. Full disclosure: I'm a certified old guy, class of '75. I've become Admiral Rickover in my old age, if I wasn't already... The greatest challenge all prospective US Navy officers will face is dealing with the enormous complexity of the fleet's infrastructure. The fleet is old, real old.
Theory and skills to manage and maintain the fleet can be most effectively taught at the Academy and eyes-on during summer cruise. If mids do not learn these skils during summer cruise, its harder for them to learn it on the front-line in the fleet. Also, 98% of leadership skills are learned on the job, in the fleet. Can never teach leadership - or at least it will never be absorbed in a classroom or on a field trip to Tibet. Any attempt (in my day and today) to teach leadership to 18-22 year old kids in a classroom is effectively ineffective. So, its now after graduation and at sea as an Ensign, 26 hours into your day and one of your guys comes to you for signatures on a tagout request for a set of high-voltage electrical circuits' corrective maintenance. LREC "skills" are not applicable. Analytical theory and practical experience is called for - but the officer lost the opportunity to learn these skills when they traded eight weeks on an LCS as a mid for a summer "grand tour" of Tibet. Electrocution, fire and ship out of service ensues. But the officer remains culturally aware? Sheesh!
dave corley Absolute Nonsense!
*s/ Retired 24 Year US Navy Retired Submariner - USNA Class of 1965 - Former Enlisted Man*
Salti Dawg My comment or LREC on cruise?
@@davecorley5514 Your post is simply a troll trying to impress.
Salti Dawg The ghost of Hyman Rickover does not agree... I talked to him just last night ... just curious, r u Nuke or non-nuke?
@@davecorley5514 if you have to ask that you are busted! The Navy hasn't had diesel boats since the late 80s...see USS barbel for an example...I think it was a mistake to not keep one or two as training targets as most of our potential adversaries have either all diesel electric subs or Russia and China having both...
So it takes four years to become an officer in the US navy?
You need to have a Bachelor's degree to become an officer in any branch, but going to the academy is just one way to become commissioned. There are other routes, such as going through ROTC at an affiliated college, or earning your degree elsewhere and then going to Officer Candidate School.
STA 21 or Naval academy . Whichever comes first .
Dannyy Flex Those are my two choices as of right now
did they all get blood drawn?
The quality of the academy has really 'sunk' since our time at that once proud school. SAD....!
boy you were all smiling at the beginning, why aren't you smiling now? I bet most of you are thinking what the hell did you do?
They are doing better things in their life than most people ever could even when they get the opportunity and the road to success is not always fun or easy
They'll be smiling a lot later on once they get through plebe year.
14:51 - Poor guy dropped his bayonet!