MARINE CORPS RECRUIT TRAINING 2024 (REACTION)
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- Опубликовано: 27 апр 2024
- Marine Corps Recruit Training 2024. It's been almost 10 years to the day since i went to Marine Corps Recruit Training in Parris Island South Carolina. It's cool to see some of the differences and some of the similarities of it today.
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My generation was "Ears, Open. Eyeballs, Click"
Great training back then
I just got out of boot camp about a week ago and they still use those terms
@@COMEDIC_EDDIE Yeah shits still the same. Shipped September last year. Kilo company 3225
@@hoodieso8858 nice....mike 3271
Same here and I graduated in November, 2023
I was forced recruited by my brother in 1982 - he asked me what are my plans after high school? I told him probably army since the marines may be too tough . He grabbed me by the throat and politely told me you are going to the marines . I was driven to MEPs and I remember to this date 41 years ago the marine on duty asked us “were you in any coerced or threatened into taking this oath ? I looked at my brother and deep inside me I said yeh get me out of here !! But nothing came out since my dear old brother was right next to me . As it turned out I shipped out 3 days after my high school graduation and I became a marine on October 18 1982. In 1992 I was a state police officer and was involved in an incident that left me dying on the side of the road . And that moment I remember my drill instructor telling me get the f up because you aren’t going to die until I give you permission. So now that I am 60 years old I can tell you My Marine Corps saved my life . Semper Fi and rest in peace my big brother Gunny N. Blanco plt 1004 1975. Buried Arlington. Meet me at the gates I’ll be wearing my blues .
Thank you for your service and may your brother rest in peace.🕊️
Chesty is proud.
-Rah
I respect the fact you didn't immediately ridicule the Drill Sarge with the larger body proportions. Much more mature and professional reaction than some other "Marines" I've seen.
100%. Guy looks like a football player, doesn’t look fat or weak at all.
They had the walk fast, but not run thing at OCS in 2011. Not to say that it was followed, but it was definitely screamed in our faces. Never had anyone tell me to slow down, but plenty of candidates told to walk faster1!!!
PI? I was a Hollywood Marine.
I was San Diego Recruit Platoon 131 05/1963. Attended Radio Operator School at MCRD San Diego and got
MOS 2533 Radio/Telegraph Operator (Voice & Morse Code). Active duty was extended into inactive reserve years 68 & 69:
Nam needed ROs; was in country 04/67-11/68 - got shipped around to whoever needed an RO.
Did not do much trigger pulling because I needed to xmit and rcv information.
In Nam, I was all about sitreps, medevacs, resupply, air strikes, and air cover,
and getting choppers to an LZ to get us the hell outta' there!
Semper Fi.
We ran EVERYWHERE in boot camp and did not dare get caught walking ANYWHERE !!
Could not blouse until after completing two weeks rifle range and qualified.
I look on it now and chuckle, laugh, but it was at times painful. And yes, it was worth it.
Best decision I ever made - DO NOT say that to your Lady!
LOL
Semper Fi
In 1971 San Diego, we started off living in Quonset huts, dark, dingy, stale air tin cans. After a few weeks you went to the modern buildings called hotels. I'm so glad I didn't go to Parris Island after comparing with fellow Marines. But then we had Camp Pendelton to deal with, which is just a little North of Hell.
Im planning to enlist to the marines when im 21 (currently 19) the reason is so i can be in my best shape by the time im 21 and also have that time with my baby siblings. I've had the marine corps as my dream job since i was 4 and i am just excited to hopefully become one once the day arrives
Ryan McBeth told us today to tell a Marine how proud we are of them WE ARE PROUD OF YOU MARINE
Jan-Apr 1995, MCRD SD. My son plans to leave for MCRD PI next Feb. YAT-YAS.
I graduated from Parris island 2 days ago. Delta company
plt 1020 SCREAM!!!
2007, 1st. BN, Alpha Co. Platoon 1006. MCRD San Diego. Canteen drills was not a fun experience. Loved it!
Damn. I joined 2022 and they still made us run anywhere and drink a whole canteen before bed
The only thing he's power lifting is jelly doughnuts.
So the big dude was my DI, he was a 0311 and he was a squad leader for his unit. The guy is a dawg SGT Laird
Hotel Co.?
Please help me make sense of him. I was an 0311 Sgt….29 Palms 01-05
Proud of you for your service to our country and to folks like me. Thank you for what you do and to the troops that you lead. Y’all rock!
And just know there are a hell of a lot of us that appreciate your sacrifice
Water PT was awesome back in 2001
In the Army, we weren't allowed to run, we had to "Range Walk". Picture fast walking in track.
You should see Jamesons travels thoughts on that DI lol.
Bro called him a fatass
@@datboilee6859he is!
My father in law was a DI in the USMC in the Vietnam era. I've heard some stories.
The count on deck is 76 souls and two red heads.
Sucks to be every Marine right now, ever. We NEED to fix this. 0311/0911 2006-2016
'94, 3115, Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego. We drank canteen after canteen - sometimes until it came back up. Glad to see training is still good to go.
My senior was some 6’5 dude who was built and along side him was this kill hat that looked like a pit bull ready to be let of the chain. When I saw that on Black Friday I knew I was cooked.
PLT 2065 MCRD San Diego June to graduating September 2000! 24 years ago, damn!
Yo, Skipp'r, that SSgt was unsat. The cuff to his trousers were 4 inches above his shoes. WTF! He needs to go on the Atkins diet at the chow hall and stay away from those rehydrated mashed potatoes
I’m no skinny legend and struggle with Ht/Wt since I’m short and stocky but damn I can PT and look decent in uniform. This is insane to watch
Platoon 3045 Aug 1982.....that D.I. is fat.....bro, I am 6'3' and rocked 205 lbs while in...graduated boot camp at 182 lbs..LOL!
I was at mcrd san diego in nov 2001. The walk, don't run mantra was still used then at pickup. Never said again after that. The canteen move was still used occasionally training. First night/morning we were there everyone had to down one and hold it over your head upside down. The next day they added the rule we are going to keep drinking until someone throws up. Luckily it was only 2 before someone did 😂
The canteen thing started coming to an end in the late 90’s. The military stopped giving salt tablets in the late 80’s early 90’s. After that, a few cadets and recruits died from hyponatremia, low salt in blood. It can be deadly, especially if the troop isn’t eating full meals.
I went in 2007 San Diego and they didn’t allow us to run when we were around certain figures “officers”. And the verbiage was just “power walk” we were always told to power walk.
Lmao it’s funny how it’s still like that, I was at San Diego 2 years ago and you could always tell the DI change up a little when the officers or other higher ups were around and they start enforcing things they “supposed to do” but never actually do. Thought it was kinda funny at times because they’re supposed to not swear because of “professionalism” so when the shiny comes around lots of “f*cks” turned into “fricks”😂
(2002) Echo Co. Plt. 2054 - MCRD San Diego, Ca. Hey, back then you wouldn't want to see what happens on Black Friday! That was rated R, this is Rated G!
They still do the canteen drinking thing. Every night we had to chug the canteen. Before and after PT we also had to drink the canteen.
Wow i can't believe it's been 20 years since i graduated. Time flys
Basic I was plt 1075. 86-90 2/2 Camp Lagoon, NC. Semper fi
Awesome.
20July1990 Plt 3039 Lima CO 3rd RTB graduation. Seems to be similar but, as you stated no running. We had a refusal to train right in the middle of drop day. Yikes!
When we were on the range ir in the field, they would do canteen checks every 2 hours(every 1 hour if it was over 90°(Alabama). You would have to take out your canteen, hold it over your head and dump it. Go's help you if you got wet.
Move fast but not running was a thing when I was in boot camp in 99.
I think is just varies from different training companies, I was Mike company MCRD SD 2 years ago and it wasn’t a thing, they had us running all around the squadbay
So weird not seeing people run
I remember everytime that a recruit did something wrong. All the Fat bodies had to die (slayed). Also, I drank so much water, I trained so much harder to sweat out all the water I drank.
Gatorade is mostly sugar like Kool Aid.
"Old Corps , New Corps...just as long as it's the Marine Corps" Chesty Puller
Being someone who got served Gatorade, it''s not really any better if not worse than water. It's served hot and either way to watered down, or all syrup no in between lol. Main reason it's served now is it has more electrolytes than just sodium. Remember drinking it and feeling like I got brought back to life though.
In 09 they was still making you chug water.
Attended PI, graduated October 23, 2002. One of the first platoons to receive digital camies and one of the last platoons to do chow hall duties during team week.
These nasties are allowed on the Drill Instructor Highway without impunity? Must be a East Coast thing and Peace Time Marine thing. I was in from 2005 - 2013 GWOT Marine Baby!
Are we becoming the "old corps" who complains about the new Corps? Don't be that guy!
Good evening brotha, just curious on how old you were when you joined? As im 27 currently in the recruiting process waiting for my phys date at meps.
I loved basic! The rules were clear and we got to act like down syndrome kids anyhow. I'm also autistic
Ohhhh snap!!! I heard you say you were in Golf in bootcamp. I was too, in 2001. Good Ole 2nd Bat. When I was on the island they told us to use salt but I don't remember any Gatorade. I do remember we had to chug water. First time I ever saw anyone throw up water. One thing I saw different from my time we would hold up our money valuable bag (ours was blue) and we had to count off. I saw in that clip the DI was counting. One more thing, there was always a sense of urgency. You would never hear a DI say walk don't run. That sounds strange to me. I'm guessing a recruit or several over the years might have busted their grape while running in the squad bay maybe.
"Money Valuables Bag."
Very cool Kanye
I went to bootcamp in 2008 and Black Friday seemed a lot more intense than that. Like chaotic af. The canteen chug thing, they used to do something called water IT. Basically you'd chug multiple canteens over and over again. They'd usually do it after chow. They stopped doing that in about 2009 I think. Some recruit that was a guide had his stomach rupture and it required multiple surgeries to fix, do they stopped it
they had that "walk fast but dont run" back in 2018
we chugged canteens at night before bed.
@@theegunpro4561 We definitely ran and chugged canteens in SD in 2010. I ran one of my DIs over running full speed out of the whiskey locker lol.
Back in my day, You know, Old Corps, we called that a "fat frigen nasty"!!!! Disgrace in Uniform! Unsat Shitbird, more like a power eater! 3:22
That Marine is a Drill Instructor, a SSgt. of Marines!? How can you be impressed with that shit Sir.!?!? Better question is, who the frick approved his promotion to SSgt, Sgt, or even Cpl. in that physical condition!? A Drill Instructor!? Like I said, Old Corps/New Corps!
WTF does "Old Corps" even mean? What's your made-up window of time?
I went in 05' and that was considered literally the same thing you mentioned. No one was allowed to look like that.
Every generation says, "Back in my day." Who knows why this Drill Instructor looks overweight.
@@barbdwyer22 you can be as overweight as you want as long as you run a near perfect pft and cft
@emilv.3693
I dont know about anybody else. But I ran a 289 and still got taped and weighed. And failed the tape and weight. Had to go to fat body squad in the fleet, bc my BMI was too high. This was in 2001 or 2002.
Plt 2080 graduate on October 25, 1988.
Where is the screaming, spittle flying, tornado inducing, rampaging, soul crushing drill instructors I had. When did the corps go army?
Yeah. Are they now using "stress cards"? We got thrashed! And it wasn't like what you went through!
@@davidmorris9668there is no stress cards. Bros Capping
Well, the US Army is now holding hands and discussing feelings around campfires.
I want to bootcamp in 2023, the (kill hat) would make us chug a entire Canteen before lights out.
I don't miss wearing BCG's
One of my DI's was a pallbearer at Chesty Puller furneal, he had so many Medals Ribbons & Badges he had them on both breast pockets. ☆☆☆☆☆
." what a great teacher he was"☆
Gatorade!? It was just water. Don’t even think about anything else. And no looking around while eating your just looking down at your tray until your done then run outside for a set of pull ups and get into formation.
If you assured me, I would receive the same experience as marines going through it between 50's to 80's I'd join without a thought of myself or family. If not, at least family. I worked with a lot of ex military, and God bless these monsters that make God smile and angles piss themselves.
RANGE WALK !!!!!!!!
BCT 2015 !!!
When I went through back in 2000, one male and one female would share the same rack, at least that’s what I dreamed about 😆, actually going through it twice is not that bad, I had to go to basic once again when I decided to switch over to the Coast Guard, the first timers on the other hand looked so miserable, so funny 🤣
The senior drill instructor his tie is on set. It's too damn long It should be over his duty belt. Buckle
And it was ready move kill
Seems weak without it huh? Like that’s all I’ve got to know.
Full metal jacket....2024...🤙😎🔥
2014? How young are you?
2014 GANG
graduated third battalion Lima company Paris Island, August 8, 1993
Being a marine has been a life long dream of mine i've been studying all the training and all the tests and talking to vets but i might need a waiver due to and old problem a had when i was 13 and i'm worried about it effecting my future chances (just seeing if youtube is like quora or reddit)
It depends on the problem, what's the issue?
@@TheKaiser-pf8fr well three years ago i was friends with a lot of mentally ill and depressed kids they all did some stupid shit and cut themselves at the time i was influenced by them to do the same it wasnt because i was stressed or anything like that i just thought it was normal, i have read about a couple people who have gotten waivers for its but its still a concern for me
@@Judahdoyles if you haven’t been diagnosed with any mental issues you should be fine, if you have marks on your skin I would just talk to a recruiter and see what they think you would do about that. If there’s no medical record of anything usually you are fine, if you have physical markings you may need a waiver.
@@TheKaiser-pf8fr thank you so much it's nice to know i still have a chance
Just deny anything worst case scenario if they find out especially if there’s no record of it. Scars or marks from that time just say it was a skateboarding accident or some type of sports related injury.
I left PI 4/16/99…crazy…😂 25 fuckin years ago. (I’m 43)
We’d chug a canteen at night before hitting the rack then hold it over your head. Let you be the one that has water spill out. 2001.
Engagement
My son just went to boot camp on the 7 th of this month....
Not the Corp I remember. No DI has has threatened physical harm to anyone or physical harmed anyone. They seem so nice.
Gunny R
Semper Fi brothers and sisters.
Oh I love your channel brother. Do something on helping our brothers and sisters off the street please. I've lost too many Marines out there. Shouldn't happen to our vets.
yeah theyre gonna do that in front of a camera and ruin their career great idea
When that kid was put in a dryer by his DI, and then he died. They put very strict rules down. It's very easy to get kicked off the drill field and charged under the UCMJ now. I worked with a guy who lost SSgt, spent time in the brig, denied reenlistment, and was given a negative separation. It was from him grabbing a recruit by their collar when he was a DI.
@@bower31 WOW that's a different Corp. What are we training them for now? Going to a festival? I could go on for hours. LOL
Gunny R
Semper Fi brothers and sisters
@Corey-ek9mk The answer is hitting recruits is not and never has been necessary. The reality old Corps people don't like is modern Marines are far more capable and trained vastly better today.
@@xXSgtWolfXx does anyone do SERE training anymore? If they are treated like little kids they won't make it in battle.
rip to their voices
Do you know sir, is 4th battalion at mcrd no longer a thing?
Women had 4th, right?
No, when female and male companies got combined 4th was deactivated.
June 2023
That D.I has a wide body like Rick Ross. I beat he hits hard like Kimbo Slice 🙂.
When I was in boot camp in 2001 after the preparatory command they’d say “Ready Move”. Then the recruits would reply “Kill!” Or “Kill Kill Kill them all!” Or on line counts you’d hold your arm out in front and count off vs the DI running.
Scariest moment of my life was whenever my senior Drill Instructor took off his black belt and put on his green belt. He I.T.ed us so hard that I begged God for our kill hat to come back.
Gatorade? Didn’t we eat salt packets?
They still do that, the chow hall has blue and red Gatorade on tap there (guaranteed served warm and mixed extremely incorrectly) to help with other electrolytes besides sodium
You are a legit Marine. Come on my show sometime sir
Guy on crutches was walking too fast
The 3rd hat is overweight no?
Yes but it's usually the big ones that smoke you on the pft
Stop saying that you enlisted in '14. You're making me feel old! That's when I retired. I joined in '94. Semper Fi
You are old. Own it
I ship in less than 30 days :\ Am I allowed o request a lesser known religious literature? Also not excited for the heat.
At least you won't have to sit with sand fleas
@@DOwhutnow Sand fleas and heat. Lived in San Diego for a year. The heat sucks.
You are allowed to bring religious items i.e. rosary, bible, other religious book to the depot when you ship and they'll let you keep it.
@@jacobenglish5940 Thanks for the info. Although, I’m genuinely a polytheistic pagan and want to bring the poetic edda or prose edda. I know the Army recognizes Norse Paganism/ heathenry/ asatruism, but I feel like the MC DIs will hear me say it’s religious literature, laugh, then chuck it to the garbage. Dog tags are enough of an amulet for the 3 months, so I’m obviously not bringing one of those until after. Will never care about beards either.
Absolutely... Look for an instructor with a green belt.
This signifies he's who to look for when making personal requests.
watching ypu think about the flavor of crayons is amazing
What's REALLY amazing is watching you use the most tired joke in the military in an attempt call us dumb, but you still haven't figured out capitalization, punctuation, or spell check🤣
Is this a freakin reaction video, or a vocabulary lesson???
Not gonna lie.. this shit looks weak as fuck. I didn't sleep for 3 days in the fucking RECEIVING platoon to bootcamp. The receiving crew legit tried to get as many of us to drop the fuck out just due to sleep deprivation. But, that's a wartime Marine Corps, vs the peace time now. Hope we don't forget the hard fought lessons.. because we want to be.. "inclusive.. and understanding.. and woke". The Marine Corps if for winning battles. Not fighting wars, or winning hearts and minds.. or any of that other bullshit. We are the shock troops of the US. I fear that we are losing touch with that foundation.
I’ve never served so my opinion here is irrelevant but do you think this might just be to look good for the cameras/suck in the weak links?😂
have you ever thought of becoming a D.I?
Hes an officer now so he can't be a DI.
@@reanukeevesau
I mean Series/Company commander can still be an option
Help. Please 🙏
SOS
LAS VEGAS. NEVADA
Oh my gosh how can I help
At the gun range we had to walk hella fast and could never walk fast enough
No ass no brammo 😂
Other RUclipsrs are throwing hard shade on the Marine with the girth. So much hate out there.