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U.S. Navy Boot Camp - Updated Basic Training Information - Pt 2
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- Опубликовано: 14 апр 2009
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I totally cried when i got my navy ball cap, back in the old battlestations. I came in back in 2001, still in. Cant say i love everything about the Navy, but I am proud to be a United States Sailor.
WOW!!!! I went to boot camp on Sept '83 to Great Lakes, things have changed. I served four years active and nine in the reserves. Recalled to active duty during Desert Shield / Desert Storm. The entire experience was awesome!! Now don't get me wrong, you will work your tail off!!! Port - starboard watches, Reftra, working parties, replenishing at sea, inport duty days, drills, watches............To the veterans and those active or in DEP, I say THANK YOU!! God bless and full speed ahead!!!!
Makes me want join so bad, these decisions are so freaking hard at coming by....this video and the others that i have watched are just so inspirational and i just get so excited when seeing them complete the boot-camp and graduate....honestly i teared up when they wear giving their parents hugs and being congratulated because i pictured myself doing the same thing(: a talk over with the family shall do the trick
I am really proud of all of you that made it thru and are serving. Godbless.
thanks for being the first person to show the real navy life and not some fake summer camp on youtube.
Jorge that is the best damn response I have seen in a long time.
Good Luck and after the first couple of weeks you'll begin to enjoy yourself, I graduated on Dec. 21,2012 and I can honestly say I miss it even though my division got IT'd just about everyday even got in trouble the day before Graduation, Just be positive about it and it'll go by quick
I extend my respect to the Navy and all other branches of our armed services. I come from a Navy family and it's killed me since the day I was diagnosed with Leukemia knowing I won't be able to carry on the tradition. If the time ever comes that I'm in good health, my first stop is going to be the recruiter's office.
This video has helped get me prepared a little bit as to what to expect, I leave in April this year thank you for the video
After training for months, memorizing the creed and my 11 general orders i feel like im pretty ready. studying my ranks now. But this video, even if it is a little fluffed up still makes it not look that bad.
i leave in 4 days (March 8 2012) yes i am nervous but this video has honestl made me so much calmer and i fully believe i am ready for boot camp now. thank you!!
Tradition. Valor and Victory.
Compared to 11-week rtc in 1971 this today is a cake walk
i am 10 years old and my uncle has inspired me to join. he has taught me to be proud to be an american and told me strories of his expieriences as a marine and a sailor. i will try and if i make it i will be the proudest thing in the world. i want to join and honor my country. god bless the usa!
12SEP06-09NOV06 DIV 389 ship 12 integrated...hooyah!!!
Captains cup winners...AWC Deal, PS1 Terrel, ET1 Wenthur..........its amazing how i still remember all this.
If you want to go into the Navy but don’t want go to sea but visit foreign lands become a CT (Communication Technician). Most are land based.
Shipping out august 21st I'm glad this is here so I have a clear mind on wat it's like
This really brought back memories. I'm approaching my 20 year point. 6 active, the rest reserves with one deployment to Kuwait. The reserves is a lot different. I still have a measure of pride for having served my country in the Navy, but the last few years in the reserves have really been a bad experience for me. There's no team work, no camaraderie and with all the changes they're making, it seems they care more about their numbers than sailors. But i'm still proud to have served!
Thats true, but we do all rag on eachother lovingly :). I am pretty sure I recognize the fire training guy from my time, Battle stations was way cooler when we did it...had to run literally everywhere on the base, the last thing our division did, well we got wet. We weren't supposed to talk about battle stations but its crazy that they have changed it so much.
Battlestation in one building, that sucks. The best part was running to the next evolution and seeing the sky light up a little more each time knowing you are getting closer to the end.
great video...it's weird seeing how much things have changed since i was at great lakes, 8 years ago. was kinda reminiscing a little bit. However they're lucky cause for battlestations we had to run all over the place...
I know! I keep reading their A School is one of the hardest. Fml. Good Luck to you too
@lumensable When your done with traning your a sailor which you have the chance to become a SEAL which takes up to two to three years, and during that training, there will be phases and months where there is no contact with your family so yea its really all you just remeber its all in the mind.
Man, things have changed since I was in boot camp in 1985.
My nephew left for boot camp yesterday, hope he's having fun today. I was a Marine joined in 1980, I'm sure he's not going to go through what I did, it should be good for him. Everyone ask me if i was disappointed he joined the Navy, I tell them hell no, I spent as much time on a ship as I did on shore, Navy and Marines are in the same dept. of defense. A lot of people don't even know that, I wish everyone good luck in the Navy.
@pal09usf They Move the target back. It starts at three feet, then goes to 7 and so on, if you do well enough, they take you through another round with further back targets, if you do well there then you qualify.
@Smudgerize good observation. And at least half of US Navy training is also drill. I should have mentioned that... we had such a hard time.. we had people passing out while standing in formations for an hour or more
@sweatfeetmclovin Hey good luck man! My ship date was 04JAN10 graduated on Feb 26, left RTC for A School on March 3!
Keep your head up and STAY POSITIVE - PLEASE stay positive! RTC is not supposed to be a walk in the park or happy vacation camp.
Study your ass off, be fit, and try to get a leadership position while you're there, you can be bumped up a paygrade if you do!
Also, respect your RDC's. They put in the work to turn you into a Sailor, learn everything you can from them! Good luck!
"battle stations" at first looked like an amusement park ride where they hype you all up
Boot camp sucked, but there were a lot of fun times too. I also cried during the cap ceremony. I worked damn hard for that cap. I loved the experience over all, and cried for joy as soon as it was over. I would not have changed anything about it. Well except the glasses. They sucked, yet I still have them stored away. lol
@ironcitydevildog You joined what you wanted to join so let others join what they want to join. A navy hat may feel like an eagle globe and anchor to many.
@TheSerenityhuck Bootcamp is a real pain in the butt while you are in it but before you know it you will be out in the fleet and will realize that bootcamp really was not that bad. I would say once a week, me and my buddies tell stories and laugh about the things in boot camp so don't worry and good luck!
There is so much you can't capture, and so much that has changed. However, this brought me back and gives a small glimpse into what it is like (minus the yelling, getting beat, peanut butter shot, etc). A good watch for those who have been through it.
@1lilcuz it does not matter if your overweight, it matters your body composition. example.. you could be 5"10 and weigh 145 lbs of pure muscle... so an exception would be made. there are exceptions to every rule. talk to your recruiter
OldSalt
RTC San Diego 19 Feb-14 May 1964 Company 158 Company Commander MMC James A. Hanley Jr.
@PawPrint33 You will be required to float and tread water for a few minutes at RTC. If you fail your initial try, you will go back for more instruction until you pass. You can not graduate without passing. With that said.. go to an indoor pool and practice... you wont ship off for RTC for months after you enlist so you have plenty of time to practice.
I like that Battle-Stations, intense all around drills. Wish they had that in basic when I went thru. Looks like an effective training tool before to entering the fleet. There's more advanced training in the fleet to come, along with watch drills.
back in 82 they didnt teach us anything
Service is service no matter what branch. The only reason we are considered the best is because we work as a team. I respect the i guess you can say rivalry between the branches because your proud of what branch you represent but in the end we all represent one nation and together whether your on a boat, convoy security, in a foxholes for fucking days,or taking it to the enemy, doesnt matter what uniform you wear, one team one fight.
@guitarruler1453 yes, you have to become an officer first, though... and have perfect vision. good luck!
You go through this Boot Camp first, then you're off to BUD/s. Take the ASVAB, see if you qualify for special forces at all. If you do, take the AFT test that your recruiter will set you up with, (Basically the requirements to pass basic), if you pass that, you fully qualify. Go to Boot, then BUD/s.
man i remeber graduation day. i found my family and friends in about 30 sec of just standing there after we marched in.
Don't worry you Will learn you must
Thanks for the heads up, SpartanMen
I know what you mean but I want to be part of the navy more than anything, I don't just need this for myself, I need this for my family, because they're my heart and soul.
@TheSerenityhuck that is what the forum on the site is for! ...stop on by.. its free!
@PawPrint33 you should join dose no matter when you join they will show you the way to hold your breath and proper way to swim
thank you so much! this was reallly helpful
I can't wait to join the navy
yeah, go there and see for yourself.
my reason is almost as yours, i'm bored with how things seem to be going in my life, i long for adventure and some excitement, i believe that this world was made for the sole purpose of me exploring it :) lol, im an ABE, i leave for boot camp October 29, i cant wait. i just need to get in shape, God knows i need to
Wow things got real easy after I left Boot Camp soooo many years ago.
@Legoteen123 what?! no, the Navy has carriers, not the airforce. so Navy aviators are the ones who fly jets on carriers. sometimes Marine aviators do, too.
@NatedogJr awsome man i wish i joined NJROTC my freshman year instead of my senior year, but my SNSI is a command master cheif n i got a letter of recomendation and i aced the basic military history test and iam goin in as a E-2 even with 1 year of NJROTC. and thats great that you want got into DEP, but u gotta go thru MEPS with ASVAB and physical before u go into DEP and you also have to keep in touch weekly with your recruiter and PT with yur local batallion weekly until you leave for boot!
I'll see you there
I leave in 6 days! Thanks- good info.
I joined the Navy in 2008 and it was the best decision I made.... Basic training was a lil too easy its all mental.... Good luck to those who decide to join...
@draesson I dont mean to cut u down, but if the required distance is 1.5miles, u should run ATLEAST run 1.5miles. But my best advise is to be able to run 2 miles in the required time, that way u have a little leanent.
@lumensable first you have to go to boot camp to be in the NAVY then have to be choosen to go to BUDs to be a NAVY SEAL
The "black" (actually Navy blue) uniform is the dress uniform and the winter uniform. The whites are the summer uniform. Light blue shirt and dark blue pants you see them wearing most of the time are the utilities. Enlisted Navy has about 6 different uniforms. With the introduction of the service working and Navy working uniforms they are trying to get it down to about 4. Full khaki uniforms are for E7 and above.
Damn, I suck at swimming too....
I need to step my game up
@ seanacker:
Pretty much. If you can't do a push-up, you can't pass, but your RDC will make it his/her God-given mission to make you able to do the push-ups, whether you like it or not. To be somewhat less subtle, the words PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT will take on new and terrible meaning for you. :)
Battle stations now are nothing like the USS Bluejacket was in Orlando. But I guess that would be like comparing the USS Ronald Reagan to the USS Enterprise.
@PawPrint33 Yes, still go for it, and join! I promise you that it will be one of the best decisions you make. I was in the Navy. the SEALS will teach you how to swim. You will learn how to swim before you graduate.. Be encouraged!! You can do it.
Interesting watching this. I'm in the Royal Navy and much of it isn't too dissimilar from our own basic training. I noticed there wasn't a lot of drill practice in the video though. The bulk of our training was drill and PT. Although British drill is quite different. We had an American instructor at our trade training from the US Navy and he said we look like Nazis when we're marching cause we swing our arms a lot more lol. Good job all who make it though, basic training is tough but rewarding
thank you for your service. many people dont view the armed forces as good people which i find a little repulsive. im gonna join the navy here pretty soon because i feel a need to serve my country
My Daughter's 17. Couple more months and she will be in the US Navy!
@ItsKadBuddy yup. right when you join active duty you are getting paid.
i'm a 4th generation sailor and i can't wait to ship out
@Sirradal needs of the navy trump all promises. But you can request to go on carriers.. but if you have a job that isnt ship based, you will have a tougher time. You could pick a rate that is primarily ship based... if thats what you want.
@SGTAndrewGarcia Sergeant G ... I used to wear the Navy uniform ... so I speak from what I know.
I am a "green suiter" ... an American soldier ... "trained and proficient in my warrior tasks and drills!" :-)
Still I am a Sailor first and always. A shipmate 'til I die. But NOW, ... I can "kak, kak BOOM somebody ... if I have to ... tactically speaking, of course ... and patch 'em up and do a 9-line, Hooah! I'm a "medic." "Doc!" is my name ...
@medcardman the time you win need to run is based on your age. I suggest you research where you need to be and push it to the max
you said that perfectly, thank you
nice summer camp
WOW battle stations look so damn easy nowdays compared to what i went thru.
i'm not a very good swimmer heh. hopefully i can get some extra help with that lol...great video btw. definitively helped put a picture in my head to what ill be expecting when my time comes :-)
I remember when I was at Sheppard AFB the Navy "seabee's" would also be training there and their cadence would always be stuck in my head when we would march around lol
@Theineptt You will enlist as a Seaman instead off Seaman Recruit and Seaman Apprentice after you graduate because of three year of JROTC.
Your emblem is under your collar...Master Chief? The Emblem goes to the right?
You are correct. Except for the Navy Dress Blue uniform MAY be worn year round. (But who wants to wear a heavy wool uniform in the summer? lol)
It's all team work ...I saw lots of action off the coast of vietnam...Everyone on board my ship came home ok because we all worked together as a team.
ex Navy Vietnam Vet
68-72 Go NAVY
This looks mad easy
can't wait shipping out on the 11th of january
I can't wait, I'm leaving tomorrow.
Just jump in and learn how! XD some people just learn by being pushed into the pool without any training. Remember dont ever panic in the water, bc it causes shortness of breathing, if you have a fear of water stay calm and you will be just fine, if you sink to the bottom of the pool, angle yourself where you want to go and kick off the bottom of the pool. Theres no reason to fear water. :)
think about it they are on ships pistols and shotgun's are CQB if your "A" school involves a m 16 then you will get to use it trust me i know
While you're waiting, learn naval ranks & rates; learn basic nautical terms; learn the names of your civilian chain-of-command: President, VP, Sec. of State, Sec. of the Navy; exercise and condition yourself to run 1.5 miles in 14 minutes of less, know how to swim and wade water with clothes & boots on, if you smoke cigarettes, now's a good time to quit. AND most importantly, go into a field in aviation - squadrons are cool and you'll have the best places to choose from overseas! Good luck.
good for you bud good luck with being a navy seal
im thinking of doing my elictritians work 1st by goin 3 1/2 years 2 school 4 that when im done and learnd it ill join the millitary 4 a few years 2 help get me started with respect support my country and all when im done ill find a nice job and work there
@wasp010 wow thats awesome. Well I can hope it goes some what good for me, I will go in with a positive attitude so I guess i'll just have to wait and see how it goes.
Thanks
going to the recruiters office monday and signing up the basic training looks like a challenge i kno this isnt everything that goes on in basic training but im looking forward to becoming a navy seal like my father was
@MrYavuszka Navy boot camp is 8 weeks
So did I.
@woodsman513 when you are going through your enlistment process you will pick your rate. If you have the asvab scores to be an MA and the rate is open they will assign you to that rate and than after bootcamp you will go to A-School for that rate. The big problem with the MA rate right now is that it is horribly overmanned so if you do choose that rate you may be waiting a while to ship out.
California has one for STG (Sonar Technician, Surface) and MN (Mineman), in San Diego
@lumensable You apply most like will get in but then its up to you to take the challenge
201206??
Cant wait + with three years of NJROTC experience!!! :)
Your questions require really long explanations. I suggest goggling "Navy Pilot Qualifications" and starting there. also talk to your recruiter.. there are things you might not even think of such as your eye sight that could hold you back from being a pilot... Navy life is great if you prepare yourself before you go and maximize your time in
@morgan gross they only introduced the digi cami's in 2010 so the video isnt so old
@darthshadowxxx You actually can start your SEAL training in boot camp along with SWCCs and EODs(correct me about this if I'm wrong). You'll be assigned to an 800 division, and have fun doing IT sessions three times a day.
Hooyah, rescue swimmer school after this. Ship date april 12th. See you then. Oh and thanks for the post, very informative.