My Girlfriend Reacts to Coast Guard Basic Training
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- Опубликовано: 25 июн 2020
- My Girlfriend reacts to Coast Guard basic training in Cape May, NJ! Original video is by Business Insider which is linked below!
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If we stay on lock down any longer you’ll see videos of Sara reacting to me reacting to Sara reacting to basic training videos...and yes the Navy has put us on another quarantine
Your wife asked alot of questions lmao
Do one of the Mississippi Highway Patrol Academy.
She cracks me up i love you guys
Coast guard IS military. Just not DOD.
@@Marchand12 what are you talking about
the marines have semper fidelis, always faithful, and the coast guard has semper paratus, always ready
👍🏻 yep 👍🏻
Poor sara Olson scammer woman
@@mylenedayawon1454 what
Marines are beast. You cannot compare the discipline of the USCG to USMC!! Lol the marines are way harder on their recruits
The Gold Badge is a "Company Commander Badge" for Coastie Instructors
I have nothing but respect for everyone who has undergone such intense training to get where they are.
The Coast Guard is a branch of the military as well as part of Homeland Security 😊
Also the haircut wasn't free, they charged my husband like $8😂
Its only military(DOD) in times of war. And then homeland security every time else.
Coast Guard isn’t a branch and yeah the haircuts aren’t free😂
Y’all go ahead and google 14USC1 then come on back here and make some more educated comments
@@ShortyG724 Absolutely correct.
@@OrioleBeagle cool, there still apart of the department of homeland security not the department of defense. Not a branch
That captain at the end. He's the difference between a manager and a leader... You can tell that every last soldier's best interest has been taken to heart with him and he truly wants to see them succeed. He wants to set them up for success with confidence and assurance that they can do this. Pretty impressive guy.
Coast Guardsmen not soldiers lol
Who else just watches Austins Reactions just to see him and his girlfriend argue?
Me
@@AustenAlexander i love your videos its just funny to watch you and your girlfriend argue
I’m guilty😂
You should do a video of her shadow military trauma nurses. Or maybe you can have her spend a day training with Navy Corpman and she gets to see what it’s like to provide medical care in a tactical environment lol
So, one of the questions you asked was "do you think this is for show?" I can tell you from experience that it was not. A typical day at boot camp when I went through 4 years ago would consist of at minimum 3 "fire drills", in addition to a variety of holding items (books, canteens, rifles) above your head or directly in front of you. And yes if you got caught slacking you started all over and we'd say "Thank you Shipmate, Thank you". Meal times were stressful. You couldnt look up from your plate, you had to follow traffic patterns and hope that you didn't get stopped by one of the CCs for questioning. You would get stopped outside while walking and questioned by random CCs who were in your path. The CCs actually have time limits for each "punishment" (holding water bottles, holding mattresses, holding line, etc) that they follow, so there are limitations on what they can do.
Also for clarification, the Coast Guard is not in the Department of Defense, however, it is a branch of the military serving under the Department of Homeland Security. There are policies and documents as proof describing it as such.
Agreed. I went through USCG boot camp at Cape May in Feb 1977. It is no cake walk today and back then it was down right abusive. But, we survived. Thank you shipmate for your service.
Retired BM1 in 1997.
The Coast Guard. Because the Navy needs heroes.
Yep title 14.
My brother is a Coastie. Thanks for the video. Was always curious. He has some hilarious stories of punishments that people had to go through.
Yeah, like pushing your sea bag across the squad bay deck using your nose. Flopping around like a fish as they yell, "On yer back!" "On yer belly!" over and over again.
As someone who is part of the Coast Guard, the Coast Guard is part of the military. During times of peace, the Coast Guard is under the Department of Homeland Security and during times of war, the Coast Guard essentially rolls into the Department of Defense partnering alongside the Navy.
My company is in this video! And we did pay for the thumbs up
Any OGs remember my homie Coast Guard Chris ? miss that guy
where he go?
Connor moved away ;(
Coasties: If you cant swim we will provide flotation devices for you
Marines: Cant swim THEN PERISH
Like how Austen said the Coast Guard is still part of the military people!
Yes they are Homeland Security but they're still part of the military!
This series is amazing.
i love it
Agreed!
The Coast Guard is a branch of the military and is defined by Title 14 of the United States Code:
The Coast Guard as established January 28, 1915, shall be a military service and a branch of the armed forces of the United States at all times. The Coast Guard shall be a service in the Department of Homeland Security, except when operating as a service in the Navy.
Just to clarify. The Coast Guard "was established January 28, 1915" is a little misleading. The law "establishing" the Coast Guard actually combined the Revenue Cutter Service (established on Aug. 4, 1790) the Lifesaving Service (established in 1848) and renamed them as the U.S. Coast Guard. That's why the Coast Guard considers it's beginning to be Aug. 4, 1790. Originally, the Revenue Cutter Service operated under the Treasury Department and its main mission was to stop smuggling. Because of that and the Posse Comitatus Act of 1878 which forbids the use of the Army, Navy, Marine Corps or Air Force for domestic law enforcement. The only exceptions are each state's National Guard and the U.S. Coast Guard which is not a full time organization under the Department of Defense. As more peacetime responsibilities were added to the Coast Guard it was decided to move control from the Department of Treasury to the Department of Transportation in 1967. The Coast Guard was moved into the newly created Department of Homeland Security in 2003 because of its law enforcement missions.
@@joegibson4946Still the military. thank you for proving the point further
I'm not in the military, but I always love reading and watching about it, and I think your videos are great.
And contrary to how other commenters full of obnoxious assumptions feel, I find it refreshing that you interact with your girlfriend like an equal human being and not a fragile princess china doll (this is coming from a wife and mom of 4 here). I didn't think you were being rude at all.
I sometimes wish I would have joined the military when I graduated high school, I love the structure, respect, and absolute discipline it instills in a person.
You two are a great couple. I saw, "the death stare" when he said, "please don't Stir your drink directly into the microphone." "Please Thank You." I thought to myself. Haha I get that look 20 times A-day from my wife. She is very stealthy with it though. Just like mine.
The scariest part is when you don't know what they just said.
He always gets annoyed at least once 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
The Coast Guard is a branch of the military and is defined by Title 14 of the United States Code:
The Coast Guard as established January 28, 1915, shall be a military service and a branch of the armed forces of the United States at all times. The Coast Guard shall be a service in the Department of Homeland Security, except when operating as a service in the Navy.
as a kid (yes a kid) whos father was a rescue swimmer (and now a former aircraft mechanic at NAS jax)i have always had a love for the water and even wanted to join the USCG because i love helicopters (mostly the seahawk) and my favorite part about where i live is, i live next to NAS jax and its right by the water so i see trainings happen with life boats so that made me want to join, so thanks for helping me find this always wanted to know what i would have to go through
Austin thanks for covering the CG, always good to see us out there. To clarify, U.S.C. Title 14 designates the CG as a military service. Spot on with us being DHS and not DOD. We always have room for people ready to serve, reach out to a recruiter.
The Coast Guard is EXTREMELY competitive though, and definitely the hardest branch to enlist in. You basically can’t have any debt either.
The reason the Coast Guard is under DHS now [it’s been under various dept’s at various times] rather than DOD is basically Constitutional. The U.S. Constitution places limits on the rest of the U.S. military as to how they are allowed to interact with our civilian population; pre-Revolution historical experience with the British military served to inform this. USCG peacetime operations “our ‘day’ job” require closer interaction than is typical for the other services.
"What if she slapped the trey out of his hands?" I've seen that happen a few times actually, and it's most definitely not for show. More like extra aggressive when the cameras are off. Plus 8 weeks, more like 10 because they'll send you back a week real quick.
4:56 Austen: He's a volunteer there
Sarah: He's a veteran!!!
Austen: Yes a lot of them volunteer there
Sarah: Okay so he's a veteran
That was funny lol
The zoom in on austens face was straight out of the office🤣😭
I go like: "Someone must've wrote something in the comments about this!"
He is the only paid Volunteer. Makes him even more special
i’m dying 😂😂
Lol poor sara Olson stop talking there your voice is not nice to hear so messy
To answer the question if they are being more agressive for the cameras I can confirm that they are probably going a little easier. We once had to stand up and sit down at our classroom desks for a hour and a half until we all were in unison because we had some people fall asleep in class. It was an incredible experience.
Just graduated boot camp, they definitely toned it down for the camera.
She’s such a girlfriend haha, non stop talking all the way through
Typical female!
Austen Alexander when we gonna see you in that U.K. leotard bro 🤣
@@AustenAlexander SHE'S SO LUCKY THOOOOO UGHHHH!!!! IMMA DIEEE!
The title is "girlfriend reacts..." and not "girlfriend watches quietly and boyfriend explanes" so what is the matter
@@ddxxpp same. They even mentioned it in the video. It's nothing malicious.
Air force basic next!!!!!
Good luck
Didn’t mean that lol
cayla , filmed on location at a Starbucks and golf course club house.
The Coast Guard is apart of the Military
As one of the country's six armed services, the Coast Guard has been involved in every major U.S. war since 1790, from the Quasi-War with France to the Global War on Terrorism. Just as an FYI: I do Veteran's Administration Disability Exams. I see Veterans from the Army, Navy, USMC, Air Force, AND Coast Guard. The Federal Government classifies the Coast Guard as one of the branches of the armed forces.
@@monicautt9233 Yes
It's not. The only time it's under the DOD is during wartime.
DOD does not determine if it is a military service.
@@jaycl198721 Exactly
“Your about to get ruined for 8 weeks they’re trying to hype you out”
John here on wifeys computer. Was in the Guard from 1963 to 1967. Boot camp was 13 weeks back then and it was usually 14 weeks as you were in forming company for a week waiting for enough other recruits and getting your uniforms etc. Some of what CG boot is like today is easier, some is more difficult AND it is definitely more skill focused. CG is the real deal and if you are planning on sitting around then the Guard is NOT for you. If you want responsibility then the CG will surely give it to you and often when you least expect it.
@@bethcooper4200 Generally thought to be the toughest boot camp next to the Marines.
Dude her face in these thumbnails. LMFAO.
As a 74 yr old Combat Decorated Viet Nam Army veteran, I love what you are doing. You have a serious kindness, that is encouraging yet demanding. I still coach a H.S. Girls varsity team and still learn how to accomplish goals. 2nd in state of Fl. this covid year. God Bless Sir!
I'm sure that it wasn't your intention to come across this way, but just to be clear; the USCG is a branch of the United States Military. It is under the umbrella of DHS not DoD like you said but it is a branch of the military. There are USCG members deployed overseas on Navy ships and there is USCG intelligence deployed in many countries across the world. The same oath is taken when you swear in, you're under contract, wether you're enlisted or commissioned, etc.
thank you for this reply! A lot of people aren't aware of these roles, and the reasons. CG can act as Law Enforcement because CG isn't under DOD, but under DHS, for years were under Treasury, then under Transportation. DHS makes a whole lot of sense, but so did placing CG under the other two. From the start, when there was no Navy, or any other armed force in the US, (All the revolutionary services being disbanded) there was only the Revenue Cutter Service (Revenue Marine, and later Coast Guard) as an armed force for USA . The first and primary role was to ensure that revenue was collected on imports, along with battling Piracy. There are actually 7 Military Branches, 8 with Space Force. Navy, Army, Marines, Air Force, Coast Guard, Space Force, NOAA, PHS, and Merchant Marines. Of these 8, so far, 5 are armed forces. Military means under the jurisdiction of Uniform Code Of Military Justice UCMJ. Under the War Powers act the CG is absorbed into the Navy, which is why all CG Cutters are trained to Naval standards. and ships are maintained accordingly. There is a lot of really interesting history in all the services!
@@jayaustin6079 Yes, not many realize that the "Surgeon General" is really a general officer!
lol!! "so they give you some cocktails?" "I guess"
I remember those days in CG Boot Camp. I remember holding thr canteen for almost an hour. Not exagerating. Lol
That ride on the bus was the scariest moment of my life! 😐
Girl same, but it was so worth it! XD
Been there done that.
I swear I didn't know that it was that guy's bus I was on...!!
Love this vlog is amazing austen and sarah thanku for showing it sick in bed had radation thanku u both inspire me keep on going today bad day in bed resting love u guys stay safe show more military vlogs of your work austen eat more food vlogs thanku
Ship out in one week! Hooyah!! 🇺🇸
what rate? I ship nov 4th for CM
Yea the CC’s were harder off camera btw.
When she asked if they were putting a show on for the cameras I laughed.
its funny how they didn't even show RAMP. what they showed was nothing
@@joeplanter7959 EXACTLY what I thought. They like to keep that little nugget secret.
The first female drill instructor you see in the video is my wife 💁♂️
Sara: “Alexander! THATS YOU! That’s probably your great great great great great great great something” 😆 6:30
Christopher, except, Alexander is the first name of Alexander Hamilton. Not a last name like that of the host. SMH, Sara.
The Coast Guard IS part of the military, ya putz! 🤦
Where I live literally each branch of the armed forces is here, so I'm surrounded by the military and joining it has def been a thought.
Go for it!
It well be best thing for you to do at a young age good luck and have fun at basic training. Which ever branch you choose to serve make the best of it. Ps
Actively serving U.S Army here :)
Go Army!
My dads dad was in world war 2 in the army go for it I’m thinking about joining the marines
Great Series, you two are awesome. I had to tread water for 5 minutes for a crew swim test, the first time I did it, it was the longest 5 minutes of my life lol
Semper Fidelis (us marine corp) is "Always faithful"
I love this series! U are so inspiring Austin!
Love that you did this! The galley’s chow is awesome, especially on Thursdays 🤣
Semper fidelis means always faithful (it’s Latin)
We were really upset with that kid waving at the camera 😂 our company got smoked and man I hated that guy for it.
15:01 the sexiest command ever.
Hell yeah.....say it.....you.....like she’s just disgusted with him....haha
I got the dues crew shirt and you wrote a note on the order sheet! Such a nice thing. Love your videos man, keep it up
Glad you got it!! Thanks for the order 🙏
your going to Alaabama WHOOOO gets me every time
Found your videos when I got to Bahrain to see what its like. Good stuff bro, and ya that boot camp sucks they definitely didn't show all the crazy crap they had us do. Its been a solid 13 years since then so it might have changed
Yea, sadly a lot of the bootcamps have changed since then. They have gotten easier , yelling has decreased a little bit. Newer recruits are not fully experiencing what people had years ago.
4:55 Listen to this conversation. Just...listen.
Yay! I’ve been waiting for this one. You guys are awesome!
Thank you 🙏
Austen Alexander you’re welcome!
@austenalexander liked the video but as a Coastie myself I felt it necessary to speak up about this video. I feel there are two ways your intro can be interpreted; 1) being that your saying the Coast Guard is not a branch of the military or military service or 2) it is not a branch of the military in the sense of part of the other branches in the DoD. Yes you are correct that we fall under DHS but August 4, 1949 Congress passed under Title 14 USC 101 that estaishes the Coast Guard as a military service and a branch of the armed forces. Just clearing up any confusion to anyone watching or who subscribes to your channel.
thank you for this reply! A lot of people aren't aware of these roles, and the reasons. CG can act as Law Enforcement because CG isn't under DOD, but now under DHS, for years were under Treasury, then under Transportation. DHS makes a whole lot of sense, but so did placing CG under the other two. From the start, when there was no Navy, or any other armed force in the US, (All the revolutionary services being disbanded) there was only the Revenue Cutter Service (Revenue Marine, and later Coast Guard) as an armed force for USA . The first and primary role was to ensure that revenue was collected on imports, along with battling Piracy. There are actually 7 Military Branches, 8 with Space Force. Navy, Army, Marines, Air Force, Coast Guard, Space Force, NOAA, PHS, and Merchant Marines. Of these 8, so far, 5 are armed forces. Military means under the jurisdiction of Uniform Code Of Military Justice UCMJ. Under the War Powers act the CG is absorbed into the Navy, which is why all CG Cutters are trained to Naval standards. and ships are maintained accordingly. There is a lot of really interesting history in all the services! by the way, as a veteran of a 26 year long CG Career, Thank You! For serving my country, and for your post here!!! Also the proud papa of a Gold Badge, Master Chief daughter!!!!
You kinda did her dirty with that thumbnail 😂😂
😂 it’s the only good one I could find
Less go I requested this in previous videos! Good shit Austen
Thanks man!
You forgot to mention the new and improved SPACE FORCE when you mentioned the military branches
Improved? Improved how?
Lol I have a feeling I know you from somewhere cause my cousins division made that up
This dude really doesn't have ad-free youtube lol
@@avakrop5852 No one is really that invested, but it is a bit of a funny because he is a quality, dare I say professional, youtuber. Also, I would assume that it is within his means to afford it. All things considered, one can see the irony. Austen Alexander and I both appreciate your loyalty.
Neither does youtube, lmao!
Sara cracks my shit up! Do one about her job, let's see her reaction bro..lmao
That’s a good idea actually
he answered when i said coast guard boot camp
I seriously “like” every video Sara is in! I love her “siiiiiigning outttt” 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Hey Austen, love the video. The pin at 13:16 is actually a Company Commander Pin. Only know that bc she was my lead CC.
She makes my brain hurt 😂
I love this series
First video and first time in this channel good video Sir keep doing more reactions and videos please thanks!
Uniform dating is using a picture of you in their ads. In case ya didn’t know.
Hi Austen, Amazing channel and enjoy all what you do. I was in Navy bootcamp back in '99 integrated div 399/400 and got out in 07. Back then we had a very intense training. We called it "Cycling" or "cycled" . We also had what was called "Ricky books (notepad with general orders) and "Ricky pens" and actual water canteens that we carried on our waist with green belts. you made a comment about the intensity level with water bottles perhaps for the camera. I have some questions on Navy bootcamp. Do you think you could do a comparison of IT among the different decades and how long were your ITs? When we got cycled they (RDCs) would say time to make it rain or make the ceilings sweat, we would push our racks all the way to the wall and literally get worked out for an hour straight or more until the ceiling literally built up condensation to drip on the floor. We also used the "Ricky pens" as a form of "training". We had to hold them out or up for approx. 20 min or whatever (don't ever remember using the water canteen) similar to the CG using the water bottles. Apologies for the long comment. Just wanted your thoughts, seems like the bootcamp IT perhaps has changed ALOT since I went through. Thanks for reading and for your channel. It is awesome. HOORAH!!
I didn’t get focus because I don’t like caffeine but I did get whey, greens, reds, bcaa, and creatine from bpn. I would recommend each product and they definitely improved my workouts and motivation in these lazy times.
Good stuff
Chow in marine boot was practically another training event 😂 people had their food slapped of trays or cups out of hands if not carried properly
They did that at CG boot camp when I went through.
Love how he has to turn down her mic volume.
should have muted it
LOVING the BPN spot! Good Stuff!!!
Hey Austin Alexander, could you possibly make a video talking about TSP and stuff? I would like to have a bit more of an explanation of it from someone in the Military so that I could use it well to my advantage when joining the Navy in the future. Thanks!
TECHNICALLY, the Coast Guard is absolutely a branch of the military. They do not fall under the DoD, you are right. However, the USCG, as outlined in the law that established it, 14 USC 101 (formerly 14 USC 1) which states: "The Coast Guard, established January 28, 1915, shall be a military service and a branch of the armed forces of the United States at all times."
They follow the same rank and pay structure. An officer of higher grade shall be saluted by members of the other services. They receive a commission from the POTUS, just as every other officer in the US military. Members of the USCG have fought in every conflict in US history, and plenty have died or been wounded in combat. The infamous picture depicting the landings at Normandy, "Into the Jaws of Death" was taken by a Coast Guard Coxswain from his higgins boat on 06 Jun 1944.
My fav types of your videos! 😁
That picture of Sarah on the thumbnail 😆 . I can't imagine she was happy with that. Love your videos!
She hasn’t seen it yet 😂 I’m waiting for her to notice
😂
Thank you for your service 👑
Good job Sarah 👍 lose the big guy. Lol 😃 Enjoyed the video keep up the good work and Thanks for your service!
Love the vids austin
"They dropped us with the ad"
one second later i get an ad
Was it just me or did he say “aww they got us with the ad” and then he presses play and a ad pops up on my screen 😂😂
If you need more boot camps to react to, there are always the 5 Service Academies. (USMMA, USMA, USAFA, USNA, and USCGA)
My Marine recruiter was cool. When he picked me up on ship-out day he had beers waiting for us to split. We didn't have a lounge lol
Thank you for your service
Tryna become a navy seal when I get out of high school and you’ve been able to help me figure out how it all works
I think the worst punishments we ever got our was when our SDI walked in super quite and started talking to us normally and then asked us to hold our rifles with one hand at the tip of the barrel and the other with the brush and we cleaned our compensators for what felt like hours.
I did this for 20 minutes and all of this is real. Best video that shows the real deal.
i go to cape may for vacation and we pass the bout camp and we just stare at them every time we past them
I just came out of coast guard bootcamp and let me tell they break you done mentally and physically you literally have to be prepared to be a whole different person
This is isn’t even a fraction of how bad it actually gets. I remember da spending entire Sunday’s squaring your racks and bays away always just for them to make us stuff it all in a bag and pass seabags for hours. Sweat would build up in the squad bays so thick it would puddle on the floors and then taking our guns (pieces) and sitting, standing, crouching in sniper position for longer than I care to remember. Taking 500 ft ship mooring lines and holding it above our heads and never stop screaming and chanting in the sun. Lol countless more things I could list off that this camera will never show you.
I have noticed that in all of the services, there is a large number of people wearing glasses. I think we only had one person wearing glasses in my squadron. There were no females and we never saw them.
The gold device she was wearing is a pin signifying that she is a company commander. There was a silver one that signifies at least five years of sea time.
Just watched the whole series. You have way too much patience 😂
i love her so much , i swear she’s too iconic
Glad to see the CG not get too crazy about their uniforms.
Love this. Keep it up!
Thank you 🙏
@@AustenAlexander pleasure!
If you don't mind me asking, I'm a Canadian (21yr old male, currently doing really well in college, but feel lost a bit) who's thinking about joining the Israeli army this coming fall. Do you think joining a foreign army will affect my future career prospects?
Thanks in advance! Have a good weekend.
Matan
Bro, you should download an adblocker extension for your browser so you don't receive those ads between the videos.
I want to be in the U.S.C.G when i graduate high school...nice vid!
Memories of the Cape May Crud
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