ARMY Drill Sergeant Reacts To Army Reception BCT
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The DFAC at reception was the best DFAC at Fort Jackson!
Eric Webster ON ME!
Super Duper the DFAC that 4-39 uses isn’t bad but the reception DFAC is top tier
@@ericwebster1997 I was last cycle in 4-39
Hugh Mungus what day did you graduate??? I graduated August 8th
Hugh Mungus and what company???
My old DS lol his favorite words too “ATTENTION TO DETAIL”
*Arrives at 120th close to 0300*
*PTs are issued and barracks are assigned*
Me: Ahhh finally some sleep.
Drill: Get downstairs in formation so we can start the day.
Me: ..........
Literally the same for me. No sleep for 48 hours, it was the worst day
I got 15 whole minutes
@@daytonraught629 holy shit mate. It was so bad we were falling asleep marching in formation lol
Jordan Richmond 😂I fell asleep standing up in formation outside the clinic for our physicals and check up a and the guy behind me grabbed me by my camel back🤣
@@thebigfartknocker9573 the army teaches you to fall asleep anywhere as long as your a little bit comfortable. During the forge I laid my head on a rock and fell asleep comfortably
My drills were straight savage. My drill had PTSD so bad he tackled a private to the ground. The 1SG had to get the drill off the private. That was one of the craziest moments I encountered.
What happened to the drill sergeant after?
Ds locke. That dude is a savage. Hard to believe I went through basic nearly 3 years ago already. Time flies.
Curt Gibson yup that dude is a savage, had him for bct the only DS everyone knew not to fuck around with...
Run to the tree!
Drill Sergeant: You have 2 minutes to get off my bus, go.
Trainee: (Teleports off of the bus)
Drill Sergeant: YOU have FAILED to get OFF my bus FAST enough. Front leaning rest position MOVE.
28dayslater559 simply put, you gon drop regardless lol
They’re just showing trainees what will happen if they collectively fail to accomplish the task the drill sergeant gives them.
@@b.r.fowler785 i know dude lol, it was a joke, i served 4 years in the army.
Headed to Fort Jackson in 6 weeks as an old head, super appreciate these videos, so helpful!! Thank you!!
Reception is the worst part of bct just go one more day at a time and keep a strong mind
Have funnnn lol
Benning is a different thing 😂😭😭
Freddy Ruga My thoughts exactly.
The Drill Sergeant at Ft Leonard Wood reception back when I went was probably scarier than my BCT drill sergeants. He was wildin. People were washing out in the first 4 hours.
Home of the infantry
What was different at benning then jackson
Benning is better
Fuckin A Sister, Toughest School of Infantry Fort Polk Louisiana, Thanks for all you do in preparing Our Young to Serve Our Nation.
I went to basic training at FLW and I hated the 43rd reception battalion. When we weren't doing paperwork or doing something medical related, we sat there on cafeteria benches and did nothing. We read the blue books and tried not to fall asleep.
BRUH 120th breakfast chow was the BEST
I would rather bang my head on a wall than go through reception again.
WAKE UP YOU!!!!
@@IncredibleStan LOL
I remember 1982 when I joined, I retired in 2013. Drill Sergeants have the toughest job in the Army. To all Military get that 20 year letter.
I will never forget my first night at Fort Jackson ,Sep 1984, Good Times. Im so grateful of my Army Foundation and Drill Sergeants, Rivera, Herman, and Hunter, I'm planning to go back to Fort Jackson for sightseeing tour
Who's worse: the reception drill sergeants or the civilians handing out your gear?
The civilians
They say they've been doing their job for years but no
Still remember when I said "Yeah" to a drill sergeant and got destroyed for it 😅
30th AG makes this look like a cakewalk. Shit was brutal.
His/Her first name is Drill. Last Name is Sergeant.
I got smoked worse in reception than at basic in any one given session. We were in the starting position of the push up for like 15 minutes on top of other things. Reception is a bummer. (we got our phones taken the night we got to Fort Sill). So much work involved in something that looks so simple from the outside.
I hated 120th, I was so happy when I got to my real company 😂
It seems like if they leave the attitude at home just to pick it up again when they get to my section at the unit.
LOL
Lol DS Locke, noone talks like this dude.
Helped a lot tbh 💪🏼
I remember going to FLW for Basic. I even remember Reception vividly, funny enough.
When i was at the 43rd we got lucky, 30 mins Of sleep First Day!!!
Damn this is so tame compared to Ft Sill reception. Of course that was back in 07.
Brings back memories.....😎
The buffer DS name is IIRC DS Trache? He's pretty chilled and kind of approachable with the proper greeting and battle buddy pair. He said he was the "fill in" 1SG when I went back in June of 2018. The other DS was there when I was as well. With the reception DSs, do they start out at a BCT site then get transferred to the reception battalion or is it assigned to you once you graduate from the DSA?
I remember that when we got to the airport we had to tuck our shirts in and remove our sweaters thats what happened when i went
Do a reaction video to Angry Cops.... dude’s a psycho 😂
I love his MOUT video, the one where he sings the James Bond theme with while prowling with his M4.
I still remember when we were crammed into the cattle cars. Never thought you'd become a drill your self. 😃👍
Haha I know right! Who are you though?! Lol
When I was in reception I was wating in line and I was sooo tired I was asleep standing lol
Regarding boots, you definitely want to go half a size up because excess walking causes your feet to swell, especially rucking, so you want to account for the extra space your foot needs once it swells up.
This DS, was my Drill Sergeant when I went through basic. His favorite thing was when we went into the gas chamber lol. Was interesting when I saw this video came and I instantly recognized his voice. Was a great DS.
I can just hear her say zero zero zero
I went to FLW for AIT reception. When i got off the bus i got to watch from afar as the new recruits were welcomed to reception. Funniest shit after youve been through it
FT McClellan 1990’s was total control all 17 weeks OSUT . Sensitivity out the window . No such thing . We lost around 20 trainees and the Drills told us back then the differences between their time at Basic and ours . There is way too much coddling and support to make it through today. Everyone can be a winner approach .
Back then it was a complete weeding out process.
Two VERY Different approaches.
A lot more verbal and physical punishment back then .
Different times I guess . glad I was part of a different ERA .
The things the Drills said to us back then hold even more true for today .
Drill Sgt thank you for conditioning my mind and my body. Please feel free to do so at anytime.
Drill Sgt Private “so and so” requesting permission to recover ?
Nah Pri .... I ain’t tired yet PUSH !!!
@07:00 as a Drill Instructor I get jealous at what other branches are allowed to do such as simple stuff like this... but when I think about it I know why we aren’t allowed... we’d abuse the hell out of that... just being able to tell the whole platoon to push at just about any given moment... people have no clue how many restraints we have and we still work around it to get discipline ...
Getting ready for bct super excited hopefully I get 11x
A couple of my DS in 96 had Vietnam era DS when they were privates and it showed. I can't tell you how many ammo cans were thrown AT privates and a campaign hat thrown just so will definitely cut the shit out of the bridge of your nose.
We didn't get that much time. We had to eat quietly. Fort Leonard Wood 1999
word my biggest regret of basic was not speaking up about my boots thats what i hated the most about it
can tbelieve its been 6 years
I went to basic and AIT in fort leonardwood so I totally understand what you mean
Andrew Taylor how was basic and reception there ? Are you 88M or 31B?
88M
Heading to Jackson June 1st
Reception sucks. Expect that. And your PTs out your name kn the tags people will steal your shit
You should do Fort Benning next
I leave January 7th to fort Jackson!!
ill-skill Goodluck, you will be fine trust me
Thank you❗️
If youre ever having a bad day, just remember someone is at 30th ag
Shipping Jan. 13th to fort Jackson 🙂
Jessica Bonner super fun don’t take nothing personal and you’ll be fine . You going to hate a lot of people there not drill sgts they are the funniest people alive lol but your battles will get on your nerves but you’ll also meet some life long friends as well
Ugh no the drill sergeant are cussing at you the whole time and talking about how ur gfs at home are cheating on you
I went to basic and ait in flw too!!!
I leave soon for basic training as a 13Foxtrot nervous asf lol
Hey dude, good luck out there. I hope you don't mind sharing where you'll be going for training. I myself am an 11B with Airborne on my contract. I graduated OSUT recently as well as I graduated Airborne school about 4 weeks ago. Currently at my unit at FT Bragg, I love being airborne. Look into it if you can. You should have the opportunity to gain an airborne contract while in basic or AIT. I know I kind of got off topic, but goodluck out there. Follow instructions to the very last detail, ATTENTION TO DETAIL is very important as well. Also, do exactly what the DS's say, always call them drill sergeant too. Don't say sir, but you will have those few guys in your training unit that say sir instead of DS. Also, have fun guy!
The Grey Man I go to fort Sill for basic and AIT I’m very excited and ready to go but I just am nervous about what basic is gonna be like. I didn’t get airborne in my contract but quickly realized I wanted to go airborne so after ait hopefully a slot is available and they take volunteers
@@golffoxtrotyankee8441 Graduated Fort Sill almost 6 months ago, currently in AIT as 35N. Best advice I can give you is don't bring to much when you leave for basic; you will literally have to carry everything you bring plus 2 big duffel bags worth of gear.
- Get good at standing still and being quite for hours.
-First 72 hours of basic training (not reception) are legit hell.
- Don't quit, I shit you not they always say "The fastest way to leave is to graduate" they're not kidding. You don't leave right away, they start chaptering you AFTER the batch of people you arrived at reception with complete basic training. And it takes time to kick you out after that anyways.
- Avoid sick call unless you legitimately need it, we had holdovers in basic for up to a YEAR when basic training is only supposed to be 2.5 months.
- The AIT life is million times better.
- You will look back say basic training is fucking easy compared to what i'm doing now in the real army.
B BTY, 1-31 FA BN graduated August 16th this year.
spiritualknight123d why is the first 72 hours hell
@@golffoxtrotyankee8441
-They're required to smoke the shit out of you.
-They will yell at you a lot.
-They will give you impossible tasks which you they know you will fail and smoke you accordingly.
-They pt the shit out of you before lights out
-All the videos of basic training with trainees getting yelled at and triple teamed by drill sergeants all yelling at 1 guy are of the first 72 hrs most likely.
-Its just a part of breaking you down and building you back up as a soldiers
On the plus side, it is all literally acting. They do it every battery they get almost word for word. They rehearse what they're going to do etc. i swear.
And none of it's personal.
This how ft hood reception is for 3 Cr and 1 cav lmao
That’s a big drill sergeant
Omg sgt Bernie is cute.. look like beanie baby
Fort Jackson that was DS Ortis
you are there to install discipline and the tradition of the US Army. Hoah! Baron Von Steuben would be proud. Basic was fun and i would do it again just for kicks and work for my DS if i ever went back into the Army. i should have stayed in to get DS.
Much different from '74. At Ft. Leonard Wood we were greeted by regular cadre who were just being pricks.. We did some paper work, got fed, then we saw a drill, whose duty apparently was to do reception center. He explained a few things, and let us get a couple of hours sack time. The next day we met those who would by our drills. The platoon sergeant took us for clothing issue, the section sergeant gave us some rudimentary drill. They were pretty cool, although the platoon sergeant gave me a starey eyeball over my belly (I lost most of it!). As I said, the reception station had its own drills and they held formation three times a day, in between we spent the day with our section drill getting us through in processing, and answer most of our questions. It seemed that reception station was designed to make us eager to get to basic. When we finally got to the company, we met the SDI, and all the others started in on us with push ups and move! move! move!
I understand from watching some of these vids, each platoon has three full time drills. In those days, each platoon had two drills. There were four others, who seemed to be at large, covering for the others when they pulled CQ, SDNCO, or guard duty. Things were different, namely that none of my drills were cute, but the results were the same.
I went to Fort Leonard for bct!!!!
My reception was this tame as well. It’s pretty normal I guess. It’s like you said it’s when you go to the company it gets wild.
Reception is completely different now, than it was 25 years ago . I did go to Ft. Jackson, in 1994.
Ayeee I’m a marine in fort Leonard wood ☝🏼
Yooo, my BCT is there. I arrive Jan. 14th. Biggest fear is the gas chamber and ass shot lmao
Infantry was way different
And too all about to ship RECEPTION is nothing like the actual army or even basic training. Reception will be hell with out patience, if it teaches you nothing else u will learn patience. U will wake up, stand and sit around not allowed to talk, and wait for 6 hours for a task that will take at most 5 mins, sleep and repeat again for about a week. TIP GO AROUND OBSTACLES NOT OVER THEM and practice saying Drill Sergeant and Sergeant u dont think its hard till ur nerves get to you.
True statement: on camera, angel DS. Off camera, is totally different.
I was a drill at FLW and pretty much the same way.
Btw, you look familiar! I was an instructor in the chem school house 2011-2014 and DS 2015-2017.
Oh word! I actually went through FLW for basic and AIT since I'm a cbrn as well. My drill was DS Rios at the time in 2016 and by HBL of that year I was in AIT by 2017 and graduated in February of 2017.
Reception in the navy wasn’t tame at all. They can’t beat you as bad as they do in the army but the shear barrage of mental and emotional insults is non stop from the bus until graduation 😂
Hey! ! Luv your videos go army fort Jackson army family
Navy basic training rep is running screaming up all night then about 0600 I don't remember much but get sharked attack oh boy screaming and yelling it was bad
Now when the USMC recruits get checked in and settled in to the reception barracks within that first 36 to 48 hours, the only thing that receiving drill instructors cannot do to recruits is physically correct/exercise recruits. That’s - and it’s my best guess - because recruits come from every climate in the country, and they need at least one week to acclimate. They still get marched around everywhere, but they don’t get punished until after they are picked up by their training drill instructors.
That was easy compare to BT in the 70’s this right here is pansy stuff even for reception. I did my reception at Ft.Jackson and BT at Fort Gordon Ga. Brems Barracks.
6 years in and I’m getting my medical retirement started. Gimme that DD214!
So what's process? I'm taking my test on the 3rd. After that what is next?
Bladder discipline? 👀
This is actually a bit more chill than Navy (1999) reception was, although they couldn't PT us until medical cleared us for full duty, so, no being stuck in the push-up position (which is what the Navy called it). Instead, the go-to was having us repeat the same action over and over until we were all heartily sick of it (and some Ricky Recruit would, naturally, still keep getting it wrong...)
That, or getting barked at about the difference between a response of "yes" or "aye-aye", and getting barked at for getting "petty officer" vs "chief" vs "senior chief" wrong. (Yep, we have E-8 RDCs in the Navy, and just to confuse us, they'd make a point of having at least one CPO/SCPO there at reception, both when I did it, and for every other division I saw there. Since I was on medical hold for quite a bit, and the med hold barracks was right by the reception building, I got to see a fair few.)
Tips for losing weight before going to basic?
Lil soup Gang adjust your eating habits, drink water, do some sort of cardio for 30 minutes or more, make sure you get sleep, and go to the gym to workout so you can build up some strength and endurance. I would go to the gym especially with the new Army Combat Fitness Test starting to replace the old APFT. They are very different and I would recommend you to do a little research on google or something to help prepare a little before basic so you can pass the pt test and be ready for any punishment the DS dish out
Only time I wanted to quit bct was during NIC
I found nic fun. I only wanted to quit cuz the dumbasses I was in a platoon with
So I was thinking of joining the army, but I'm really nervous about going to BCT do you have any tips that would make basic go as smoothly as possible?
43rd AG was the absolute worst DS! Lol
Logan Hepworth 43rd was hell.
Shit my Drill Sergeants didn’t even know who the hell I was at the end of it all lmao. That’s what you want!
Seriously about the people with the attitude. I hated dealing with them in basic and AIT. They chose to be there, a lot of them did not deserve the soldier title.
Hi Ericka, I’m heading to OSUT before too long, wondering if you have any advice for being the best trainee I can be (I’ll be in Benning)
LessThanOne Gaming 11 Series ?
Listen to their commands. Don't be anxious
Lol good luck wit that
did osut for 11 x ray and had a blast...sand hill was just about 2 seconds away it seemed but depending on your mos depends which part of Ft benning you will be on.. just listen to the drill sergeants commands in the entirety and don't anticipate what movements they'll ask! good luck!
Cam Snyder no I’ll be doing 37 X
Those basic train biscuits though ❤. Drill sergeants are there to instill discipline. Discipline is instill through repetition. It's why things are done over and over. This includes correctional training. The yelling and everything is designed to keep you under pressure and a heightened level of stress. But in the end, they are responsible NCOs who are there to train, develop, and mentor soldiers. They ultimately want you to succeed in your career.
Shipping out 20200127 cant wait!😆
Good luck!
It’s gonna be the best and worst experience ever
@@alyssa7496 thanks lad!!im hella pumped & ready hitting the gym 3 times a day haha
@@Kiia3832 why u say that!?😂😆
Kervin Santos You’re going to experience so much some days it’s fun and some days it sucks you’ll see
Come to fort drum ☺️
Remember at reception, a lot of the Air Force also isn't very tame. All depends on your instructors. At least when I went thru 40 years ago. Maybe they are told to tone it down?
Questionnn I wanna go into the army and watching videos like these...the recruits can barely do 2 pushups at reception ( i know you will progress in bct) but how do they not fail aft at meps if they can barely do a few?
You dont take. Pt test at MEPs. Just do as many push ups and sit ups nightly until you go
@@americanmayhem9673 Thanks for clearing up my misconception ! Much appreciated
2-13!!
The one drill sergeant needs to tighten that hat strap. It’s sagging like an ate up push up rest position.
Yeah I always hated them cry babies that would get all pissed off if we smoked or yelled at. They always proved to be the ones that were fucking up left and right. And would be the guy that fail advance training like Sapper school. Whenever attended a school and didn’t get smoked I felt cheated.
I hated reception SO much. Sure, the DS's were tremendously more aggressive when we got to the company (D-4-10), but at least it wasn't so mind-numbingly boring there. FLW '89
Cute. I think it’s air force basic
Lmao idk what they do in Jackson but 30th AG is not this nice
I was at 30th ag for over a month because how unorganized it was. Don't know how exactly your experience was with 30th.
Bernie you were distracting. I wanted to watch the video lol
new generation. People don’t like being told what to do or being yelled at. People are so sensitive anymore. Our drill sergeants back in 2013 were brutal 😴 compared to this 😂.
I will tell ya people that has a lil bit much weight on them will lose it in BCT drill sergeants love having fun with instilling motivation on those who eat a lil too much cookies everyday. Big mistake ya wanna have an easier time surviving BCT don't come looking like ya eat Mcdonalds 10x a day.
I’m small like 5’2 and barely 105 lbs. I go to MEPS tomorrow. I was wondering when I go to basic if I’ll be able to gain a couple more pounds and muscle ?
@@davinparker3614 theyll make u eat more at basic because they dont want u to be underweight. mass moves mass
120th civilians 🤬
I hated it all. Happy it's over
Kinda wish you'd pause the vids when you talk instead of talking over it... you're missing so much on these 🤫🤫🤫🤫🤫🤫
I live it, I’m not missing much 👌🏻