Behind The Scenes- ROP

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  • Опубликовано: 29 авг 2024
  • Performing ceremonies in the Military Disctrict of Washington and funeral services in Arlington National Cemetery​ requires precision and dedication. Upon arrival, all soldiers E-6 and below spend three weeks training hard in the Regimental Orientation Program, learning everything from uniform wear and appearance to the specialized Drill and Ceremony conducted here in the Old Guard. This week's Behind The Scenes showcases the instructors of ROP, and how they prepare soldiers to be the best. (U.S. Army video by SSG Jake Hughes)
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Комментарии • 21

  • @MJ-vx2vp
    @MJ-vx2vp 4 года назад +2

    Wow, Happy to see this program is still in place . The original instructors were all assigned to Congressional Escort Duty out the Pentagon and still held positions within the Regiment - It's been 25 years - Keep Rocking
    - SSG Michael Jones

  • @kingfobbit399
    @kingfobbit399 6 лет назад +3

    Delta Co 1997-2000, it is a lot of long hours and dedication, but looking back totally worth it! Old Guard Soldiers retain their military bearing after leaving the required 36 month commitment. Go into this with your all and the rest of your life will be set to the highest standard.....unless you shitbag, then you get what you give.

  • @darylwi
    @darylwi 9 лет назад +6

    Boom! Money!

  • @jacobsprosty3641
    @jacobsprosty3641 9 лет назад +1

    Amazing

  • @SomethingDangerous1
    @SomethingDangerous1 2 года назад

    I like how the instructors in one of the strictest units arent buggin out yellin like other drill instructors

    • @danieldewitt9428
      @danieldewitt9428 2 года назад +2

      That’s the point, there is about 10x as much knowledge to learn here than during boot camp or basic, so the instructors need you to focus on becoming proficient rather than under pressure, but I will tell you that this is way more nerve racking in my experience than anything I’ve done.

  • @lastingfreedom8912
    @lastingfreedom8912 3 года назад

    Changed a bit from New Man training in 1982

  • @bdr518
    @bdr518 3 года назад +1

    “Rifle manual is the basis of all we do here in the Old Guard”……unless you’re in caskets. 😅

  • @jesusfreak4038
    @jesusfreak4038 7 лет назад +3

    I plan to join the old guard to become a tomb sentinel after I'm done with highschool.

  • @jeffjensen27
    @jeffjensen27 Год назад +1

    🤔☝️I Would Beg To Differ On The Training Of Your Agency Vs The Training Of Ohio State Marching Band. Although I Realize You Don’t Have Marching Formations Like Ohio State Marching Band I Am Sure That Upon Watching And Learning About The 2 Groups I Would Be Interested In Seeing Both Groups Compete For Best Performance In Precision Marching.

  • @christopherdoff-sotta4441
    @christopherdoff-sotta4441 3 года назад

    Today's kids could use this. I firmly believe in the military as a life changing function. But you got to want it and apply it. Life may suck sometimes but you can get through it if you apply yourself. Hard work never killed anyone. Unless they were just flat ass lazy and wanted it all for free. And yes u know there are freeloaders out there.. God bless all branches of the military... I spent 17 yrs in . I'd go back in a flash...

  • @justinwilliamson1319
    @justinwilliamson1319 3 года назад +1

    ROP is such a waste of time when your company can teach you better lol

    • @peterparker2651
      @peterparker2651 2 месяца назад

      I remember my team leader made my medals rack and pressed my shit 🤣. He said, “you’re not gonna fail”. Thank you Snodgrass.

  • @GeorgeJansen
    @GeorgeJansen 10 месяцев назад

    75 minute standing at attention