Army Drill Sergeant Reacts To Navy Boot Camp
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- Опубликовано: 12 ноя 2018
- I react to Navy Boot Camp, although this is the beginning and I know it's reception and much different once you get to your battalion but if you want more comment down and like the video!
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yoooo why am i just seeing this lets gooooooooooo
JTsuits You’re everywhere omg! From now on I’m looking for your comment on every military video I watch haha.
Nice!
What, you comment on things?
Go where?
@@madkabal over there
This is probably the most accurate but still off of actual boot camp. I remember I had to stay in the room where everyone ships all of their civilian things home and a recruit asked if they could keep a straw that their recruiter gave them. The facilitator asked why did he give him a straw, abd the recruit stated that if he wanted to quit his recruiter said just to suck it up. He got to keep the straw.
Lol that was hilarious when the guys getting yelled at for not responding then steps back and you were like wtf and then he went off on him for the same thing. hahahahaa
Yes sir lol
Haha, great minds think alike
Yesh
Maaaatt
It's Matt!!!
Chief Kalaw is worse in real life. He swore all the time, had some very creative insults (which were horrific and halirious at the same time) and blew an air horn in recruites faces when we were standing in formation if they were falling asleep
Man I remember he said "I GUESS THIS IS FUCK WITH CHIEF NIGHT?! TELL ME SO I CAN FUCKING GO HOME AND PLAY FUCKING FORTNITE"
Is he HMC?
He is an FMF coreman , in the galley he fucked me he said “I will unfuck the undisciplined soul out of your fucking body I will remember your god damn face and name” then proceeded to beat me haha HOOOYAHH SHIP 06
@@AngelDiaz-fi7wz that was my ship in October 2017
Hooyah ship 6
*RESPOND, SAY SOMETHING! YES CHIEF, NO CHEIF, MAYBE CHIEF*
Yoshi_IX my ds would say SAY SOMETHING PRIVATE! YES DS? NO DS? FUCK YOU DS??? OH OK SO THAT'S HOW IT'S GOING TO BE??! HALF RIGHT PHASE! FRONT LEANING REST POSITION, MOVE!
My first night I called him Master Chief by mistake.
It's a shame they don't do uniform drills🤣 having two minutes to change from full winters to OCPs... Ahhhh good times.. You should definitely react to the whole series! It was really well done
We do do uniform drills. 2 minutes to get out of uniform, button, put inside out, then do the reverse. Including boots.
Or shower drills!!! God we did uniform change drills all the time
I had one night where some private decided to sneak off and get subway in like week 6. It was a shit show. Started at 1800 and went to 2 hours past lights out doing uniform drills from winters into full battle rattle.
Sean Corcoran we never did that
We call it change parade
Yeah the guys that thought it would be relaxed...flunked out
I'll be honest I came to this video expecting you to talk trash about Navy bootcamp just because it is honestly easier than what you went through. I mean we don't even train with rifles anymore but we do get our 9 mil training.
If you believe you can be a soldier, and never quit then you will be a soldier. Hooah
@Irvin WC or Marine bootcamp
Thanks for the reaction - we enjoyed it!
I loved how you were explaining the differences between the branches! Please do more :)
Will do!
0:37 damn not even a minute in but you already flexin
Now it would be hand sanitizer to flex
I watched the whole doc yesterday, it was pretty good. I was thinking the same things though, basic training was so much harder for those who couldn't just follow instruction.
That chiefs got some bad ass ribbons! FMF and CAR. That dude is the real deal
The hardest part of Basic Training and OTS was not laughing. It was all so silly.
The saddest part was that some people could not cut it and washed out.
Military Prep School was more rigid but month in, month out, year after year.
I went to boot and failed the run. I talked to a female recruit who said she wanted to quit. I gave her motivation and she passed when I failed again. Best feeling of my live. I was happy for her. Then I passed after her. I thought that if she can do it so can you!
Nice to see a Drill SGT perspective...I went through Basic last year and, as an older recruit, it was pretty easy for me to see that Drill SGTs actually cared about making us better and I appreciated their efforts even when it sucked. Thank you for what you do!
Yes please do more of these videos! Watching your reactions made me think back to one of my SDS in basic!
Outstanding job Ericka. Very professional and shows your commitment to helping future Servicemembers. Doesn't get any better and Army is lucky to have you. If you haven't already done so keep giving your views as your thoughts can help a lot of people. All in all very well done and really proud of you Troop. Semper Fi from a very old(er) guy :-)
I graduated army basic about a month ago, in AIT currently, it’s extremely interesting seeing a drill sergeant in a civilian manner. Loved the video!
Just came across your channel. I enjoy hearing an instructor from another branch comment about Navy Boot Camp. Subscribed.
We called it "p-days" when we first got to basic. Basically stands for processing, the equivalent of reception for Army.
Yes! Please continue. I'm going into the army, but it's nice to see your responses (which help me).
I went through Army basic in the 90s and it was 8 weeks back then.
MORE I LOVE IT
🤣 up playing video games! Hahaha
Great reaction video DS!
That was a great video! Wish you post more with your reactions of Navy Boot Camp.
Would lime to see more of this and how you would react to certain situations than the navy does as a Army drill Sgt.
Yes please do more of these 😁
Great reaction!
Love it!!
Chief Kalaw getting Clout💪🏿💪🏿⚓️😂
Romiyo Barnes “clout” 😂
I used the battle buddy sleep operation; the most tired goes middle and the others hold you to catch your 20 minute snooze, former 11B out🇺🇸
WATCH THE WHOLE NAVY BOOTCAMP SERIES PLEASE !!!! It’s very entertaining. I think you’re going to like them. :)
Good video. Keep it up.
You act like you were squared away in bct. Calm down high speed low drag.
honcho69 fr Saergants and drill Saergants wanna act like they’re perfect knowing they made mistakes when they were new recruits also
Facts. She was kinda annoying me. I doubt she had it all figured out going in there at first
Yes please do another Navy episode. Retired from the Navy 3 years ago. Very different then when I went through boot in Great Lakes in 94. Thank you for giving an un-bias opinion on the video by the way, very well done. (The moment he crawled into that box , I thought , this kids about to get smoked for sure 😂)
Tomorrow 😭 wish me luck lmao.
have fun working for oil companies and other world size corporations and not the nation
Good luck I went through BCT at fort Jackson so I can't say much about the navy boot camp but if its anything like the army's its gonna be a lot of fun.
@Tom Cunningham So, you left about 7 months ago... how's life now?
@@urbancyber3603 you are a bitch that's why you don't join
Congrats on making it
Had to support the Drill Sergeants that make these videos. Keep Strong Drill. From an OOOOOOOOLLLLLDDDD Trooper. Brave Rifles
Nice job Erica! I did my basic/boot camp @Fort Bliss El Paso, TX. OSUT. 13 weeks. 7 May 80. Hot as hell and old school. We did our PT in fatigues, White Tee and combat boots. Loved it! Keep up the great videos. You are an awesome Drill Sgt.
Did basic@ Ft Bliss Nov 85! Still remember SFC Drill Sgt Morgan ripping us a new one!
Love your videos. I Served in the Navy 1992-1996. Great Lakes Illinois. Thanks for serving.🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
That reception was so freaking chill
I still get Patty flashbacks from receiving in the Marines. God and Itb was almost just as bad
Definitely would like to see more!!!!!
I miss my Army days, week 4 on was great, I miss the range
I like this video. Now I wanna see a Marine drill instructor react to all basic trainings 😀
we need more theres no doubt in my mind go get em sister
Should do the one for part 3. Great video
I in the navy and i think navy boot camp is good for what it is
It’s crazy that once you go through boot camp and get to the fleet it all makes sense why they do what they do lol
Great video Drill
Wow. I'm going to boot camp next week. I guess we'll see how things go lol
I’ve been through that and I have ways to go. My dad was in the navy and now my older brother has become a chief petty officer my brother has been in the navy since June 2002.
I transitioned into the Navy from the Army.... needless to say, I went back to the Army lol
Really cool to see a DS give their opinion without being hooah hooah all the time, new sub
Basic training for me was a huge eye opener. Worst mistake was rolling my shoulder back and rolling my eyes at a DS. That was like week one. Next thing I know I had all the Drills in my face and my poor battle had to catch the smoke with me... ahhh good times.
Why is this drill sergeant so chill
My RDCs were waaaaay tougher than what this shows. They required perfection and if not, you worked things out.
Agreed. My RDC's were very tough on my division as well.
The dog hates the mix up ranks too
the LIZARD MOTHAFUCKING KING!!!!! this was made right after i got out of bootcamp. i met that chief when i stepped off the bus, then we saw him again at the end of bootcamp. that man is a badass
Omfg I can't wait to get to Navy boot camp. December 26, 2019 BITCHES!😁
sorgen 280 I’m goin soon too 🤙🏻
It will definitely be an experience you'll forever remember.
Not a piece of cake so don’t take it lightly. But it’s achievable for anyone with the right mindset.
Never quit!
Lol you’re going to be cold. I went in 2008. Be ready 😂
I was the door holder or whatever when I went through. I stepped off that bus and got surrounded and ran for my life to open that door. One of them said "Dont run from me! Get to that door faster!" I bet on purpose to try to confuse me. During boot it sucked but looking back it was a blast tbh. I love going down nostalgia street and watching these types of vids as I move through my career.
Division 902, Great Lakes RTC graduate on 16NOV18. Still new but love my Navy!
8 weeks of Navy Boot Camp does NOT include "P-days" or processing days. Number of P-days is case by case basis. My division had an unusually long processing period. I can't remember exactly but it was between 9-12 days-- which was ridiculous. So, we were at boot camp for roughly 9 1/2 weeks.
Army reception was deceptively civil. Then you arrive at your assigned Basic platoon and that's when all hell breaks lose. lol!
I can't serve because of my Asperger's and Autism but you guys deserve All the credit for keeping our country safe
Damn drill, that bright silver watch in the thumbnail though
8:09 Khaki shirt, black trousers, silver collar device (petty officer) Khaki shirt, khaki trousers, gold collar device (chief petty officer)
I used to be in the Marine corps delayed entry program and i agree 100% what this Drill seargent is saying.
Don't argue, just do as you're told
Ironic that I watched this video a couple weeks ago just to see how the Navy did things. I think stuff like this is important as I get older, especially when young people ask me about the Military in general. My BCT (It was IET then) started in August 1991 at Ft Leonard Wood, MO. We wore BDUs. We carried M16A1s. On U.S.
Weapons we fired M60s, M72 LAW Rockets (with a 9mm tracer round). But everything else was the same as today's BCT. Crazy. I got out in 2004 after Iraq. I carried an M4/203, an M9 (I was a Mike Papa), PLUGR (GPS), and was the ASV M1117 Guardian Team Leader. Keep doing what you're doing Drill Sergeant. The Army depends on it. I have had three buddies who were DS. They love/loved it.
When I went to basic in 2019 it was two bags you had to carry but you had three bags total but everything was stuffed into these two bags
Shit is apparently WAY different now in bootcamp then when I went thrue it the buildings and bunks we had were nowhere near as nice and comfortable looking and the classrooms and buildings weren't as nice they were just starting to build new updated "ships" or barracks as some branches call them I was in an older "ship" when I went thrue
Part with Chief reminded me of when my Drill SGTs used to say "No DS, Yes DS, Fuck you DS?"
First thing was getting yelled at when I got went in was don't step on there flags on the ground then we had 2 min to call family and let them know we got there safe and we will see them at graduation
I love the look in the thumbnail
I remember my second RDC everytime someone not from our division/company comes into our compartment he says "Who are you? Are you a terrorist? Are you the reincarnation of Osama bin Laden?" Good lord, 393 was the weirdest but in my opinion l, the hardest all Male division ship 11 had.
Keep making videos
My father was in the military as a Naval drill sergeant before being retiring as a lieutenant commander and he told me stories of how he made it a goal to make as many recruits cry as possible. His max was 10 at once and every body was terrified of him. Before I continue I just want to say he is an amazing father who rarely yelled at me and my brother, at least to that extent and he never once physically spanked us (my mom sure as hell did.) just because people think kids whose parents were drill sergeants were abused. They almost never are because everything they do in the military is just for show to inspire everyone. Anyways, the amount of hell he put them through made Full Metal Jacket look like a spa day (not really but you know what I mean.) I got to say it was pretty funny when he met up with a former recruit and scared the crap out of him by just saying hi.
Damn I went to boot camp in 06, this is totally different wow
First! Love your videos DS. They helped my son get ready for Basic. Thank you!
Drew Winner the MVP in the house
Bro as soon as I got off The bus we were already doing push ups, and i went to Ft. Jackson army bct
I'm Air Firce and my active duty unit works side by side with a guard unit and the guard superintendent for my careerfield of the is prior Army infantry, he came in in the 90s as part of an agreement with a judge for him to avoid jail time (it was illegal then but from what I've heard from a few guys who actually joined under those circumstances it wasn't unheard of and it was frequently looked the other way when it happened) anyway from a story this guy told me he thought the DSs were all bark and at one ppint he got sick pf getting PT'd all the time so when his company got dropped and he stayed standing the DS came running up to him and started screaming in his face he decided to try and hit his DS, according to the rest of his story he ended up with a black eye, a busted lip and several bruises and an extremely long smoke session. He said after that they didn't need to tell him to do anything twice.
Ugh, only problem I remember having was understanding a single thing my RDC was saying. They'd bark it out in a way, all I'd hear is "blah blah" and then I'd look around to see what everyone else was doing, and do the same. I don't know what it is, but I can really be hard of hearing sometimes, even now, don't know what it is that causes it since my hearing test always comes up clean. I remember when our Chief lost his voice from screaming so much. Everyone was like, "what he say," I just smiled and thought "welcome to my world."
at least the Navy’s stronger than the Air Force
Before going there, make sur to be prepared and sleep early
Lmao navy boot camp is really 6 1/2 weeks in reality
It's more than 8 weeks... the 8 weeks doesnt start until after your all your medical and dental crap and after you get your basic gear it's really more around 11 weeks
Ericka Bernie, my questions are:
Is The US army uses the M16A2 assault rifle and all it's variants?
Is the US army usess the M16A3 assault rifle?
What martial arts are used by the US army?
When I went through back in 2000 we had busted ass left over from WW2 bunks/lockers.
Ericka Bernie, hello again.
My.other questions are:
What is a drill sergant?
Why the US army do a lot of running exercises?
Thanks.
In this video i find to many people seem to have attitude problems when it comes to discipline.Ericka Bernie do you find people are like this in Army basic? When i was in basic in 1982 the first day we jumped and ran and sounded off AND had fear of Drill Sgt's from the start. Most of us back then seemed to calm down after training was over and went to our first permanent duty station. These Navy people act like they were drafted and didn't want to be there lol
Wow- the memories! I went thru Navy boot camp in 1988- so much has changed, but so much of it is still the same! Wonderful memories! :)
FYI- Company commanders, or RCD's now, are E-6 (petty officer first class) or above to push divisions. My company commanders were a E-6 Machinist Mate, and E-6 Boatswains mate... I feel bad for those companies that got saddled with chief pettty officers...*lol*
Second class and above*
Lmao that petty officer that was yelling when they were on the foot thing got pissed AF at me becuase i wasted a pee cup cuz i got a shy platter haha
Can you react to the video with the marine recruit getting yelled at by dozens of Marine drill sergeants?
Just got out of basic training Ft. Benning GA now I'm going to subscribe to a drill sgt what can go wrong 😂😂😂
I have a question..do you think the DIs embellished with their attitude and voice because of the filming crew..I know personally how it is in the army..ft Jackson 2006.. but I always here how the navy was a cake walk..also PFU duty was pretty fun at jackson..got stuck. as a hold over for a little extra time so I had plenty of details of that nature...I enjoyed all my time in the army even the hardest days..if you are reading this I'm curious where you're stationed?? I enjoy your uploads because of the nostalgia I get while watching..thank you.
I'm like #1000. felt good seeing that 1k show up cause of me
That's a joke I remember getting smoked for 9 hours straight at ftknox in 07
I got in and I knew it wouldn't be easy but shit, it was hard as fuck, a DS pt-ed his platoon every day, my platoon had pay up 2-thousand reps my feet hurt for the days(we only did a thousand and he never came back, all and all it was fuck looking back on it.( A-comp 2-47 Panthers never quick ft Benning [hell on Earth])