My Girlfriend Reacts to US Marine Corps Bootcamp
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His face of annoyed when she says ay ya ya ya is incredible.
I cringed too lmao
LOL his girlfriend is ME 😩🥴😂😭. Her comments are cracking me up.
Because she’s being disrespectful.
Kai Wainscott she doesn’t know that much about the marine corps because she doesn’t focus on that,Not everybody knows about it.
Lookatcurryman there’s a difference between not knowing and then sounding stupid
I attended MCRD San Diego in 1989. Some funny things:
1. They were making a boot camp movie so film crews followed us around the whole 12 weeks. When you first get off the bus and stand on the yellow footprints you’re freaking out. Until they put us back on the bus and do it again from another camera angle!
2. I was 5’10” and 120 lbs. I was placed on double rations, so I had to eat twice as much as everyone else, in the same time.
3. My worst screw up was during the Company Commander’s inspection. He asked me a question and in my zeal to sound off loud, I accidentally spit in his face. He just chuckled, but the DI didn’t take it so well.
4. I don’t remember gas chamber as too bad. It was way worse out in the fleet. MCAS Cherry Point, where I was stationed, had a chemical trail with barb wire and other obstacles to get through. They once popped a CS grenade right between my legs when I was crawling under the barbed wire. That was so strong that all my exposed skin was burning. I got my mask on, but it still sucked.
5. During a hump at Camp Pendleton we were resting on the beach. An honest to God unopened Dr. Pepper can washed up not 10 feet from me. I was jonesing so hard for that, but with deuce gear and full pack I couldn’t move quick and stealthy enough to grab it before a DI saw me. He was not pleased.
6. During the final few weeks we picked up a new DI, apparently fresh from the DI school. He was marching us to chow one night and got lost. He was pretty exasperated and had the guide call out directions at the intersections to get there.
7. As boot camp progresses the DI’s gradually become more chill and more human. We had a short Puerto Rican DI who was hard as nails and constantly scared the crap out of us. He could climb the ropes by using two ropes with just his arms. Towards the end after dinner he marched us someplace quiet, formed a school circle, and took his Smoky Bear cover off. There we found out he was a huge comic book collector and he taught Sunday School at his church.
8. The night before graduation we had a talent show. Our senior DI found out that I could do a perfect impression of one of our DI’s and he had me do it, and he put his Smoky Bear on my head. It was pretty awesome and crazy funny.
I never got double rats and still managed to throw 20 pounds on by becoming an artist recruit and going to late chow all the time.
Our DIs were hard as nails right up until the end. Talent show???? WTF I wish we did that. They let up on us MAYBE 10% the last couple weeks. I gained 15 pounds on normal rations. First time in my life I got 3 meals a day. I'll be honest, I hated the Marines. Bunch of chest thumping half-wits.
2. that would be me! i m 186cm and 70kg.. how much weight did you gain?
Our senior DI hated our guts. We were his first class and we didn't do well in initial drill. Things snowballed from there and he was harder on us the further our platoon got to graduation. We ran between activities in the Crucible and were always there 20 minutes prior to other platoons. In the 20 minutes we did side straddle hops, push ups, etc. Needless to say there was no school circles that lead to fun or talent shows. MCRD Parris Island 3rd Battalion
@@NoHandsAndy I had a similar experience. Senior DIs first platoon and he was an idiot. We go fucked with pretty bad. "Stand up, sit down. Stand up, sit down for hours on end. As well as all you mentioned.
You know he got butt hurt once she said “it looks harder than navy bootcamp” 🤣🤣
It was an easy read. 💯😂 Kinda funny cause it actually does look way more difficult.
Not really, it's a fact.
Jesus the fact she is in the service but is that clueless is amazing...... Lol
I was in the navy I hope the Marines boot camp is harder
😭😭
His girlfriend just can't get over the "why are there hats tipped forward"
They tipped them forward to get the brim of that Smokey right into your forehead. It is a tool to intimidate you. I'm a third generation Marine I thought it was funny.
I still can't get over it either but, I think the only purpose is for intimidation and to cover their eyes. 🤔 Not too sure. I'm but an ordinary couch potato. 💀
Its to keep the cover tightly on your head so it doesnt fall off easily. Plus helps with sun
So the rain will run off. Just kidding.
It’s a hat/ cover/ headgear, so it’s multipurpose headwear, especially since it’s made by the military. It’s canted per regulation. Army uses AR670-1, USMC probably has their own regulations on headgear wear.
Parents: "I'm sure my son/daughter are doing just fine"
*phone rings*
Parents: "Hi sweetie! How are you? Did you get there safe?
Drill Instructors: OSHOEJEHHEBDJICHDDPQJEHBDJ
*click*
Haha
LOUDER! SCREAM IT YOU!
I was laughing so hard I couldn't breathe
Dead💀💀😂
Yeah they should just call their recruiter or pretend to call someone because I couldn't bare the embarrassment.
The Asian Drill Instructor that you said “looks intense” is very intense. He was my kill hat.
oh cool
Platoon 3033? Lima company?
Whole Lotta Lag No, when did you go?
Looks like the dude from barbell brigade LOL
3069 here
3:20 my parents would be waiting by the phone laughing because my dad was a marine
Your dad is a Marine once a Marine always a Marine. Semper Fi
“Trumpet is played” Austen has ptsd
I read that just as it happened
Lol me too
What is ptsd
@@elizabethboyd2406 post-traumatic stress disorder
Same
his poor facr every time she said "wow thats a lot harder than the navy boot camp"
Navy seals boot camp makes this look like regular navy boot camp
@@Choink2558 but that's special operations training not basic lol
@Al Kamil Have you been to BUDS, better yet basic training for any military service?
@@Choink2558 There is no "Navy Seal boot camp".
@Al Kamil You, sir, are an idiot.
Hearing her stressed me out
Sameeee omg
All he needs to do to improve this is mute her mic and make her wear a bikini, instantly much better.
I don’t blame her, it’s not like she went through that and knows everything, at least she’s not saying ‘Oh that looks easy’
Bro that was hilarious!!!
Girlfriend: omg he just fell
Austen: he'll be alright.
🤣 lmao!!!
It was
@@morganbangs2969 Everyone wears a safety harness.
They break the seal to allow for the contaminated air to get in their mask. Once they have contaminated air in their mask, they reseal then clear their mask of contaminated air by blowing that air out of their mask. Think of it like this, once you get the command of "GAS! GAS! GAS," a Marine will don their mask. But, they could have contaminated air inside their mask, to which they have to clear it. That is why they break the seal.
Her: "Marine bootcamp is definitely alot harder then navy boocamp"
Him: "alright u guys well thats it for todays video"😂😂
Lmfaooo
I always feel like Sara takes his military stuff as a joke. Her reactions are just uninterested.
yeah its kind of disrespectful if you asked me. shes totally spoiled.
ccv jd you know she has a job as a nurse right?
ccv jd I’m saying she doesn’t have to look to him for financial security since she earns her own. Austin is definitely smart enough to dump her if she’s a gold digger. And it’s backwards af of u to assume women are just after money lol
yeah rly shes kinda annpying ngl
I agree she is a bit spoiled...it pissed me off when she said “that would be like fun”
Have your girlfriend react to buds
Yes sir! Blow this up so he sees it !
I wanna be a navy seal so bad but im only 14
@Garrett Ledbetter damn we'll be there in no time it'll feel like tmr. Well good luck i hope you pass all the requirements and stuf
I don’t think I could watch through a second one
@@mehkiwilliams7720 me too and I'll see you there broski
I'm leaving June 29th for boot camp can't wait!
Good luck!
@@dr4gongirl434 Thank you
Vincent Tyminski Which branch are you joining?
Good luck bro! Greetings from Hungary!
Good luck, your life will change for ever, for the good.
the reason they're aren't allowed in SD my friend whos a marine said its becuase they are building female barracks still in SD. And they have to take a test before you go to bootcamp to determine if you can go to bootcamp.
At the graduation, there was two guys who passed out and one got a concussion from hitting his head on the ground
She sounds like Katy perry
The drill instructor's ribbons toward the end;
Marine Corps Good Conduct Medal,
National Defense Service Medal,
GWOT Service Medal
Their voices, they regularly lose them.
"I'm only here because the Army recruiter was on vacation!"
My brother left for Parris island about two weeks ago I miss him lol we got a call from him and you can hear the drill instructor yelling in the background btw we got a call at 4 am
4:02 men are stronger and faster than women I'm not denying women can pull amazing feats of strength but if I want an army I would want it to be all if not mostly men
Retired Marine 0326 i left for bootcamp at Parris Island June 10th and Graduated September 6th 1991. I was gifted by God 24 years of Honorable service in the Corps i retired June 12th 2015. During SOI i went to RIP after passing that and Graduating from SOI i went to BRC. When I Graduated from BRC i was with 2nd Battalion Recon. It took me almost 2.5 years to earn the 0326 MOS, after i did i was with 1st Force Recon, then i was with 2nd Force Recon. During my 24 years of honorable service i served in Somalia '93, Haiti '94, Kosovo '99, Iraq in 2004 and the 2006 and Afghanistan in 2009, 2011 and 2013. I loved being in the Marine Corps what an awesome life Semper Fi to all my Brother and Sister Marines and God bless.
A friend of my Father was a Drill Instructor during Vietnam. He had severe PTSDs from sending so many to their deaths. He spent his last days reading their obituaries and crying. He died at the age of 45. I never forgot that our DI's were human too. Semper Fi.
I’m literally crying just watching this because I don’t handle getting yelled at well
Neither do I
🤣🤣🤣🤣
“Ohhhh, that’s already way harder then the navy” *eyes roll over to the camera
Sarah going “aye aye aye aye” legit made my day. 😂😂
Hey Kayla ....How's it going? Where you from ?
@@anonymousgentleman1124 weirdo
Keep up the good work man! Really enjoy your content. Really inspiring, fun and entertaining in this hard times. Thank you!
Thank you Denisa!
12:35 Drill Instructor: AYSAYATI
Recruit: Aye sir
Im sorry about your girlfriend.... she sounds like she has never had to think before in her life
I like "Sappy Sarah". She's curious. She has questions. He's -a Marine- Navy. She's not.
Anyone looking in from the outside would have the same questions. What a degrading comment. I'm sure there are topics you know nothing about.
@@Anonymous-fj2uo the difference is asking a question that was literally just answered. Reminds me of those who ask questions during movies that no one has seen yet and the question you have no one has an answer to, even if they did why are you talking instead of just watching and LEARNING! That's the difference. I agree 500% with OP.
She got in my nerves more than the DI did.
@@AlexAtGuilford Are you saying Austen is a marine? Just checking.
@@doot_1 I misspoke. Austen's Navy. Thanks.
My mom was one of those parents that received this call from me in San Diego in 2010. She was out in town with my sister and she just broke down in public. I cannot imagine how rough that must be. But man am I thankful for what the Corps did for me.
“That’s sexist”
Me: Ah shit, here we go...
Sara... not all Marines are this mean. We're actually much meaner in the Fleet. ;-)
as soon as i arive i would fall to my knees crying. i hate being yelled at and i would get so intimidated
I was @ 1/6 in 1993 and we called the Navy dress whites Ice Cream suits...lol but gotta love the Corpsmen.
Watching her reaction is alot harder than Navy boot camp
It’s fun to see these reactions, and then to spot myself in the vid is just the icing on the cake😂
Everytime she talks I lose brain cells
faxs
No One:
Literally No One:
Sara: Ayeyeyeye
i missed it, whats the time stamp
@@quinnsmithy8778 dude ikr
When Sara screamed "signing out" at the end it was great 😂😂😂
This video was the watered down version of Marine Corps boot camp.. Yall should react to 12 weeks of Marine Corps Boot Camp Paris Island
“THaTs SeXiSt” bruh u have to be kidding right🤣🤣
ya the DI at the end was a Sgt and seemed to not have any deployment luck only having three ribbons but he is a Senior drill instructor you can identify that by a Black belt. DIs with green belts are their subordinate (rank isnt always dependent upon whos in charge as drill instructors), and DIs with no belts are usually Chief DIs or Drill Masters (senior to any belt). the "PB&J" uniform is part of our Dress uniforms like our dress blues, white pants (Staff NCOs/officers or marines stationed at 8th&I(commandants house) only wear them) or blue pants are dress uniforms green pants are service.
As a poolee we have to take an IST (Initial Strength Test) once a month in order to be able to go to boot. We have to pass before we go. It’s the first test we take on Black Friday. After that we have the PFT, CFT, and Swim qual. Also the rifle range, gas chamber, and crucible.
Ahhhh gotcha
Syd M gas chamber is part of the crucible portion of training well it was 4 years ago when I went in
It’s interesting because My World History teacher was giving us a glimpse into the WWI era and he set up the classroom as a maze (to resemble the trenches) played gun shots and explosions on a loud speaker, and had those flashing lights that ppl use on Halloween. We had to crawl through the “trench”. Anyway that’s any experience that I had that is somewhat similar to The crucible lol.
If history class is like that I’d definitely take it 😂 that seems fun and a great way to remember the info
Malak Draws Yeah! He’s one of my favorite teachers of all time because of his interactive assignments! We only had boring assignments if someone was rude or did something worthy of a research paper lol.
I had a recruit in my platoon last name Hayden who broke his forearm during the first pugil stick exercise. Actually.....he was the first one in the pair and we all heard the snap.
Parris Island was one of the most rewarding experiences in my 73 years around the sun. It was also great to go back in 2006 when my eldest son graduated.
Boot camp was fun looking back.
But no way would I want to do it again.
Luckily, as a Marine I don't have to
Former active Marine and been out for 10yrs, Decided to go back into the service and have to do army boot... Told my buddies from the corp and was met with "enjoy summer camp, don't forget to write, and don't let them young kids pick on you" lmao ( Had to edit and add in "active" because some people get butt hurt. I know "once a marine, always a marine" but i originally said "former marine", not ex marine)
You're damn right right.
Oorah Devil Dog
An old joke. Bus pulls up to marine boot camp, me, smiling, having fun, door opens, huge marine comes in screaming, me, what was I thinking , come get me momma.
The marines still practice with bayonets because it is tradition and every event in the crucible is named after a marine who shows what it means to be a marine and they do eat they get three days worth of food for the crucible
Shit when I went, they gave us only 3 MRE’s for the 50 plus hours.
sniper1234ist 3 MRE for us too
Bryan Copca alright cause everyone that I have talked to and some other things that I saw they were giving two days
Matteo Donato Damn that’s weird,
They gave us 3 so we can learn how to ration in a tough scenario. Some people were starving because they are their shit quick hahaha
You get 3 meals, not three DAYS worth of food. (actually you get less than 3 whole MRES, one is either the side dish OR the meal)
Oh my, I got out a LCpl and had more ribbons than most these DI's. Peace time corps is another level. I remember all my DIs had stacks half way down their shirts from the early 2000s. Good on them though, never know when we'll end up back in war. Especially with how the world is going.
When I had gone through boot camp, after the crucible, I was an a working party with another new marine and two recruits. DI’s came in and kicked the recruits out of the squadbay but we got to stay. Turns out they were about to pick up their new platoon and we got to watch them rehearse for Black Friday when they pick up the recruits. Pretty cool experience
The girl that she pointed out graduated from my Highschool ROTC
DO AIRFORCE NEXT!
It’s coming’
Austen Alexander u better
There is much more to our boot camp as well that’s a glimpse of what we do!
So when are we gonna get “Bugle stick fight with girlfriend!”😂😂
That actually is a great idea
Pugil**
Austen Alexander y’all should do it and post it.
First part of rifle training is dedicated to marksmanship principles, there is a second part they do later where they learn the combat side. Tactical carries, practical application etc where they will hold the weapon conventionally.
It’s hard to watch the video since she talks to much when I’m trying to hear.
I watched the actual video before seeing this reaction.
Women do love to talk
Its a reaction video...
I like "Sappy Sarah". She's curious. She has questions. He's -a Marine- Navy. She's not.
Then watch the original video......you came for their reaction.....
The sergeant DI at the end is POG AF
XD
I can just imagine this happening:
Dad: Son, can you hand me the salt?
Son: *Screaming loudly* Aye, Sir!
Dad: Ok...?
Just so you know you won’t go to USMC boot camp instantly. You would have to join their Delayed Entry Program called Poolee where your recruiters will train you Physically and Mentally for over a year and they determine whether you’re ready for Boot Camp Physically and Mentally.
react to the coast guards and then the army Business Insider edition
She keeps asking about our covers. The cover line, where your head goes in, is meant to be parallel to the deck as you look directly forward.
Do an army ranger won of these PLEASE
One of the purposes for wearing your covers tipped forward like that is it forces your chin up constantly so you're not looking at the ground while you walk
I believe the Marines call those light brown uniforms “Charlie’s!”
The ones that the DIs predominantly wear are Service Charlies. The title and order of the uniforms are based on the color of the trousers (pants) and/or coats and if the khaki shirt is long sleeve or short sleeve. For the Service uniforms it decends from Alpha to Charlie (Long sleeve w/ Coat, long sleeve, short sleeve), while the Dress Blues worn during graduation and other like ceremonies decends from Alpha to Delta (Coat w/medals, Coat w/ribbons, long sleeve, short sleeve). The sleeve length of the khaki shirt is based off of daylights savings time (DLST= short sleeve, Standard= long sleeve).
Hopefully this over explanation helps a little.
It’s just the tradition of training with the bayonet...symbolism. Also the black part of the pugil stick represents the stock of the weapon and red is the bayonet.
Sarah’s voice was really good in this
I taught her how to tone it down lol
FYI, the reason there is "aye aye" vs "aye." "Aye aye" is typically a Drill instructor from San Diego (they say aye aye in San Diego so they make the recruits do the same) just one "aye" is typically a DI from Parris Island and they don't make the recruits double it
do the "quarantine" edition for the Army BCT reaction video since the pandemic started if they have a quarantine edition though.
She is definitely the type to yell at a barista at Starbucks over missing whip cream
"Warmly welcomed..."
Yes. Very warmly. Just, you know, a bunch of screaming.
The reason that they hold the rifle with there thumb on top is because they can aim with there thumb without the sight
Austen looked so annoyed by her😂
That was my old stomping ground, 3rd Bn Lima before the new barracks we were in the boonies...
SHE IS ASKING TO MANY QUESTIONS
Too many stupid questions and comments too🤦♂️😂
I like "Sappy Sarah". She's curious. She has questions. He's -a Marine- Navy. She's not.
I am just surprised she doesn’t know ANYTHING about the military. It’s just more fun though :)
During the Crucible you are given 2 and a half MREs, thats it. You will have to Ration your food on your own, if you eat all your MREs in 1 day thats it they're not giving u anymore MREs.
11:34 I’d be getting smoked for days because there is no way I’d not laugh my ass of if a drill instructor came dressed like that 😂
naw you wouldn't be laughing trust me.. from the moment you get off the bus you realize that your just a # your barely be thinking
My guy the moment you get off that bus, you’ll lose your common sense. You wouldn’t laugh trust me
Lordpianz
Be honest DI’s say the funniest shit ever
Boot camp is the transformation from a civilian to a marine but goddamn is boot camp is funny sometimes
In the Air Force, we used to call the Marine dress uniform "The Bellhop." To be fair, though, I've also heard other branches call our dress uniform "The Bus Driver."
Stopped watching after she said "that's sexist"
Why?
@@El_2905 cause what she said was a stupid comment. its not sexist at all.
The bayonet is not used initially as a weapon affixed to the rifle, but if you are out of ammunition and are in a life or death situation, it's time to "fix bayonet" and get to living on your feet or dying on your knees.
Question: "Why do they only train males there?"
Me: "Um, we have google for a reason..."
The reason why is between parris island and San Diego is if you live east or west of the Mississippi River if your west and your female you go to parris island and if anyone is east they go there too if your male and west of the Mississippi River you go to San diego
“Look at that, that poor guy” 😂😂
A good recruiter will run an IST during DEP and they will have an idea where these kids will be. Help them build up before they get to MCRD.
I leave for Fort Benning as a 19D in June wish me luck!!!!
Congrats!! Best of luck!
8 year marine here. Combat engineer 💪🏻 2004,2006,2008 Iraq; 2010 Afghanistan. I went through the real boot camp though😆
Btw you’re girlfriend is so funny her little remarks are hilarious😂😂
when she say “iyiyiyi” at 6:36 I thought of the song Hey Mama when Nicki Minaj starts rapping.
Says some arrive in better shape
Shows a absolute unit
"No women are trained there? Thats so sexist"
You my man must be a saint. No offense
Yeah, dude must be putting up with a lot.
The LT Colonel was my series commander when he was a 1st lieutenant 3rd battalion Mike Co plt 3101
Ok I don’t mean to be disrespectful but your girlfriend not talk so goddamn much
@Austen Alexander
Khaki on Blue trousers is "Delta's"
(Dress Blue Delta's)
Khaki on Green trousers is "Charlie's" or "Chuck's"
(Service Charlie's)
I'm from S.C. it's not really hit it's just muggy as heck and its miserable
What part I'm from Beaufort
The brim of your cover is tipped forward to block extraneous sunlight which would impede your vision when sighting your firearm. Got it kid?
I cringed every time the girl spoke I’m sorry I can’t finish this vid
I came back after finishing the video. She isn't actually. She showed concern because their training was really hard. She has questions too. She is a nurse BTW, so i assume she is also very tough because they work for long hours.
The senior DI at the end, he was my SNCO after he got done with being a DI
That tear gas though... I can’t imagine
It's like drowning, without the water
Boscod • honestly good explanation but also add drowning in fire without fire