US Army Drill Sergeant Reacts To US Marine Boot Camp Pt. 2
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Drill Sgt, I just wanted to offer some insight into the Crucible since they really did not show it too well in the video here. I completed bootcamp at MCRD San Diego about a year ago.
Day 1: We head out from the barracks around 0300 with our main packs (60-80lbs) to the FOB for the Crucible, approximately a 6 mile hike. We set up our hooches, divide into squads, and then each Drill Instructor leads their squad to their first events, majority of them being a 3 mile hike away from each other. I did an obstacle course, medevac/ medical 9 line exercise, and land navigation. Once night fell, we did a combat obstacle course. Drill instructors lobbed flares and training grenades everywhere, shot off blanks into the sky, war sounds blared over the speakers. The course took about 45 mins to complete per person. I have never been able to fully wash out the mud and blood stains from that course LOL. That night we slept for about 3 hours.
Day 2: We did the majority of our hand to hand combat this day. We had Pugil sticks and the boxing ring, as well as a rifle range simulating holding the line from oncoming attackers. We had a puzzle exercise as well, and that night we did an offensive rush type of training where we sped through an obstacle course of trenches and barbed wire with a fire team to reach a final objective as a team as efficiently and fast as possible. We slept for about 3-4 hours again that night.
Day 3: The next day we did the John Basilone challenge (Carried about 100 ammo cans of varying weight and size up the side of a steep mountain) as a squad, that was the biggest slayer of an exercise in my opinion. We also did some more objective based team building courses throughout the day, then got back to the hooches around 1000, slept until 0030, and headed out for the final time for our Reaper hike.
We hiked about 4 miles from the FOB to the base of the Reaper. We first started our climb around 0300, and it turned into every man and his motivation to get to the end goal. I helped one of my buddies up the first leg of the mountain since he sprained his ankle but EMS ended up taking him. After so many ups and downs and steep inclines, we finally made it to the top. In my platoon, about 85% of us made it on the final hike. When your DI hands you your EGA and says "Congratulations Marine", its a pretty damn special feeling.
I am not trying to say that what we do is harder or better than what you have experienced, I just fully believe that this video on Boot Camp short sells it by a lot.
The crucible is about 4 days long! And it goes through out the night, you start Monday afternoon and End Thursday Noon
They continue to train day through night that’s how there’s “little sleep” during the crucible. Night events and night hikes
I’ve trained them
I like seeing reactions ... I’d like to go to an army basic, I’m pretty sure coast guard would be interesting they’re one of the most difficult from what I’ve observed.
I miss you Ericka :( I’m glad you can post more now
Simp.
Maybe you can look at army drill instructor and tells us how you do different...
Good idea I think
Bruh the Army has "Drill Sergeants" not "Drill Instructors"💀 Marines have Drill Instructors 😂
" The Light.....! The Light.....!
The Bright Shinning Light!
The Light at the end of the tunnel!
The Light of Discipline!
Sir! Discipline is, the instant willing obedience to all orders Sir! "
The crucible isn’t only a day event it also has challenges at night
This is interesting. But I'm a army guy and I think I might go to Benning because its home of the infantry. Plus I live closer to benning. Idk, marines is not for me. In a year or so I'll be going to basic and enlisting. Already talking with my recruiter. But I like watching videos like this and I love the comparison of the two branches.
Same here I’m going try to do army infantry and I wanna go next summer after my junior year
I would wait a little while man especially wait till covid is overr
Army boot camp has weird vocabulary. I saw a army boot camp video and the platoon had to do push-ups. The army DI's said front leaning position or something like that. When I was in Marine boot the DI's would say push and that's it.
My husband is a marine, he stated that they had to do both night and day training during the crucible. That this video you watched only showed a very small portion of what they did. 😊
Who cares lmao
@BOOTY eater…sounds fitting! STFU! Nobody asked you A GODDAMN FREAKIN THING! Shut your GD mouth!
@Angel…freakin damn! Capitalize the word “MARINE!” Thank you for your husband’s service!!
I never thought pugals would come in handy until, my first deployment, my platoon and i were ordered to assist another Marine unit in Karma. As we headed out of Fallujah, we heard over the net, "fix bayonets".
Lmfao at 4:49 those were some people from my platoon and my Killhat DI
4:31 That's Drill Instructor Gunnery sergeant Botts
Yay part 2!!
The forge is nothing like the crucible.
Good vid always like seeing the comparisons of each branch!
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That brings back memories of the forge at Jackson, C 1-13th. Can you do a video of the differences between the Forge (not Victory Forge) and the final FTX’s other BCT go through?
I just graduated basic training and we didnt get a family day because of covid19. We were required to have 2 seats in between us and our graduation was live streamed :(
That stinks. But I'll be honest. The service ain't about seeing the reactions of your family when you graduate. And Basic training is like a drop in the bucket of crud you must drink during your time. Take it in stride, there'll be bigger disappointments in your career.
I've never heard of "getting slayed" I've heard IT'd, smoked, kill'd, or quarterdecked but never slayed.
You do do night stuff during the crucible, for 3 days you walk like 50 miles, get one mre a day, and sleep only 8 hours total. It's fun though. The only time you sleep is the hump before the reaper.
You got 8 hours? Lol I think our company maybe got 4 hours over the 2 and a half days
@@SavageJoe1775 jeez, from what I heard the forge is harder, but it makes sense, you gotta put all that training in 10 weeks whereas marines have 13 weeks and then a month of mct if pog. So that's a lot more training but way less rushed.
@@js5072 So Army just goes to their MOS school right after the basic?
Our major events happen during the night too
I'd like to know that there's a smell on the new ACU or combat suit. I don't know if it's disinfectant or insect repellent. Can you tell me It's very fragrant. I like it very much
Yup insect repellent
There's no family day for the Navy once we graduate that's when we actually have liberty granted and if you're A School is in Great Lakes you go and just check into said A School but if you're A School is in a different state you sleep in your compartment and you get on a bus to go to the airport at 0400 in Dress Whites
Andrew Escomiendo well isn’t navy boot camp like 6 weeks? And marines get family day a day before graduation which is literally 3 months later 13 weeks.
For real tho Marines bootcamp is literally more than double the time than the navy and way more intense bro💀💀💀
Can you do a react to USMA? The academy plebe life from service academies?
I still remember my family day when I saw my family I had to bite down on my cheeks to prevent me from smiling. I remember marching to Kanell Field around 6am if I remember correctly. We were outside of the field and there were already parents outside waiting when we didn't start until 9am. When we got there we were split up by platoons and some people got the flags ready and others like my platoon had to unload the duce of all of the Split ops's(which included mine) duffle bags. After all of that was done we ran through what we were going to do a couple times. Then we went back in the woods from where we would walk out from and we waited then we marched out onto the field. All of us that their family's came couldn't wait to see them. After we did the DAC or whatever the acrimony is for Drill and Ceremony and they announced which platoon one we were released to our parents. We had 10 seconds to get to the other side of the field and leave and if we were still there we were going to get dropped. I lowkey wanna go back to A 1-50 to see my DS, but I might get the chance because I leave in 49 days to go back to Ft Benning for AIT which I can't wait for. It will be 12 more weeks of hell, but worth it
I see what lire
@@babyike0752 ?
I disagree, grappling and wrestling is pointless in modern warfare unless your mission is extraction. It's like learning to use a sword.
React of air force paratroopers??
Can you react to the video "Stupid shit 2nd LTs ( lieutenants) say?" Try not to laugh.
How about Army drill sergeant reacts to BUD/S?
Why don’t you just join the Corps? We are the only branch that can join another branch and don’t have to do there boot, we have night Maneuvers and everything we do isn’t on RUclips
Who cares lol
React Air Force lmao
It was getting pitted when I was there, not slayed that's a silly name to be honest.
Pitted sounds funny
Pitted sounds funny
Opposite for me, I've never heard of pitted