Man, you are disciplined to get up at 5:00 just to contemplate, walk the dog, cook, and work out! 😭 I stay in bed until the last min, rush out, and grab a bite to eat.
Underway in the Indian Ocean after a while peanut butter and jelly sandwiches was about the only good thing to eat. Food selection can get a bit limited especially if you are independent ops away from the Group
It takes all kinds. I enlisted in the Navy because I wanted to live on a boat for a few years. Got my wish, and, got to see a good chunk of the world I would never have gotten to see as a civilian. I spent 6 years as an HT, it was an experience I wouldn't trade for anything else in the world.
Thank you for your service. I just discovered your channel recently. I really like your positive attitude about your work and following rules. Rules exist for a reason. Great work.
Yup, yup and yup! I declined the ONE set of shore duty orders at A school due to my class ranking. Hard to believe that I was once that gung-ho!-Gearhead222 in Texas
Not every job is like this in the Navy. So those who are looking to join, don’t get excited thinking that this is the schedule of every sailor. Other than that, great video!
Must be nice waking up at 0500. While we are over here sweating our asses off and waking up at 0300 and getting off at 1800. P.S. but forreals nice video
Lmao your schedules a joke! there’s no mandatory 0630-0800 pt like the army. You have a set time when to get off unlike us 11B can be recalled anytime and up to the leadership when to get off. If our schedules like this then they’ll be more people staying in the army.
@@alexmelendez2118 I have that exact schedule in the navy doing the same job he does in the middle east no I'm not deployed I work 14-15 hours a day so the Navy isn't all fun and games all of it can be rough at times
@@weindalerosete6577 And like I said in my last reply working security idk where he works but he must have a nice job in security cause the rest of it is shit.. he also works on the boats which most of the time is better than being on landside
I really appreciate that you took the time to mention little details about things like having to shave every day and what the patch on your uniform means. Thanks!
Sorry bro but I had a whole different experience in the Navy and I was always stuck in the boat . With 2 deployments n countless underways for different missions. The rate decide yr lifestyle in the navy. Thank you for your service n don't forget to tell them about cleaning stations 5 times a day and duty days and all that good stuff.
@Box Top it's actually like this right now : " I have one of my best friends seeing a psychiatrist because of stress and the BS we dealing with for the daily basis. That's how it is right now . But can't lie it was some good days when I had a different chain of command and different rate . But now it suck for all hands . So yeah weather u at sea or shore u still gonna have the same chain of command.
You should do a video on what you do with your uniforms. NWU and dress blues/whites. Even if you go to a dry cleaner, you could use how you keep all your uniforms in order and what you recommend when to get a certain type of uniform washed compared to like maybe dress uniform where you may need to keep them dry cleaned every time you wear them. I'm just making examples and etc. Great video man!
It’s kinda cool to see how different your schedule is from my brother’s as an airman in the pararescue training pipeline and my friend’s as marine corps infantry🤷♀️ thank you for your service
My son just graduated from the navy he’s at A school I will like to tell you first thank you for your service you are and inspiration for the people who want to enjoy the Navy great videos great content must important great personality I’m a parent very proud Navy dad and I know you family are too thank you 🙏 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸⚓️⚓️⚓️
Super happy I found this. I love watching day in the life of anyone in the service. I am always curious about what happens. My brother is AF, good friend is a Marine and my bestfriend was Army. They don't tell me much about their daily lives. Thank goodness for youtube channels like this that give us a peak. :)
Everyone I see who does these “a day in the life of” ate so inspired and so regimented. Just once I want to see someone who wakes up 10min before PT and works some combat job in garrison 😂😂😂
As an EM or electricians mate in engineering, you have to suck it up when the ship pulls up to the pier, and your shipmates are shaved, showered and in civvies just waiting to dock. Soon as the brow is in place they are off into the arms of loved ones or heading off base, while you are dirty in coveralls tired from the heavy watch rotation plus work and knowing you won't hit the shower for another 2 or 3 hours while rigging shore power and staying until engineering spaces secured and using "hotel" services.
@@lucillechavez9939 poor babies. We usta call yall *the mole people* because yall never come from below the ship. Us LSs usta be mad about our chief not letting us off the ship on time...until we realized we weren't the mole people.
Hey Mr. Alexander. My name is Chris and I just wanted to say thank you for this video. I'm 17 years old and I am starting talks with my recruiter about becoming an MA. This has really helped me to see a little of what Harbor Patrol does and it eases my mind knowing that there are things out there that I can see as a reference. Again thank you for publishing this video as it is very helpful and it gives me a bit on insight on how I should structure my life around my job.
Great video. As an ex navy (OS) its great to see your content having so many views. Got to work with alot of MA's on my shore duty and one of my favorites was a senior chief. Lots of respect man. Hope you pick up when you test.
i told JTSuits if he wanted to collab with me then he'll have to pay me 😂and it's usually 6-7 days per week normal split. Chest/Arms. Shoulders/Abs/ Quads/Hams/Calves
When I was in..I wore the old ww2 dungarees on an average workday..wish we had the nice BDU's...I guess ur a Master at Arms..ur life as enlisted Navy doesn't look to bad..I'm sure you have videos showing the not so fun side of Navy life.. ultimately I like ur videos..and yes I'm old 👍👍😎
Your comment about 24/7 was interesting. I served 4 years, 2 months active duty, and never saw a ship. I was a Machine Accountant 2nd class when I got out, and was a computer operator at Bainbridge, MD. In 1967 they renamed Machine Accountant to Data Processing Tech(DP). Later. it merged with Radioman(RM) and changed to Information Tech(IT).
love the video man, Really helps me get an understanding of what i could possibly do as an MA. Im currently in MA school rn and i love it so far. Looking forward to that OC spray course lmao.
Every job and assignment is different. In my 25 years I worked flightline where 12 hour days were normal. I worked as an instructor for 3 years where it was 6 hours teaching, 2 hours assorted details like lesson plans, monitor study hall, supervise details, etc. Worked depot maintenance where I repaired parts that couldn't be repaired in the field. Worked 2 years on RAM (Rapid assist maintenance) where I flew out to various bases to repair aircraft that base maintenance couldn't fix an aircraft. Mostly a good job but you have to do your job and your basic military functions such as haircuts, uniform, monitor people assigned to you have proper haircut and uniforms.
Yeah, no fields at sea, bro. You will quickly learn that after you join the navy. Hahaha. Might want to think about Army if you are hoping to be “in the field” In the Navy you are out on open water... on the high seas...the deep blue and beyond...in the fleet... etc.
@@Peayou... True, True. I know some hard chargers. And I know some female E-3s who talk back to 2nd and 1st classes. And if they do anything she'll threaten them with an EO complaint.
Must be nice to go to work-out on your own like an adult. In the Army we are forced to do PT with the whole Platoon at 0630-0800. Work at 0930-1700ish then get told we have to workout on our own to improve.
I was going to post something like this lmao must be nice to be in the Navy. In the Marines we wake up at 0500 and start PT at 0515. We PT until 0630 and we’re at the shop working by 0800 until 1730. When we get back we clean the barracks and get told how we’re pieces of shit. P.s this guy looks like every other douche military member and thinks he is hard but does no physical fighting skill.
Lots of operational personnel never makes it to leadership positions because they have a "bottom up" mindset and hope to be promoted by some superior one day. High ranks are achieved by adopting a "top down" mindset: thinking as an owner of your domain, team building, vision oriented and so on.
Damn man I’m starting to think I chose the wrong rate 😭 I wanted to be a quarter master and got it but watching this I wish I went with naval security, looks like a blast. But I’m sure it has its boring times but either way thanks for the great video 👌🏾
Hello 😇🇺🇸🌺 Thanks for your video! My daughter Daiisy is stationed at Cannon Air Force Base in Clovis New Mexico.. she's SECURITY FORCES!. Thank you for serving and God bless you 🙏😇❤️🌺🇺🇸...loved the background music at the end💕
The Navy sure has changed since the mid sixties. If you want a taste of what the real Navy was like, try a couple of years on a Gearing Class Destroyer.
What’s the age limit to joining the military? I feel like I want to do more for my country and myself - and even though I’m older now I’m interested if I can enlist. Thanks!
First time I have seen your videos. Good job. Very interesting. I was active duty 1965-69 as a corpsman with one year FMF. I like to see what is going on in the Navy now.
wow I joined a different navy..we eat, clean and sleep in the ship ..then on the 3rd day you stay onboard for duty...see the world..recruiter forgot to tell me 80 perccent water
A video like this is very helpful for soldiers or sailors in other countries like Poland, to learn to speak English and prepare for a STANAG 6001 exam of English. Thank you for an interesting story of an everyday life of a sailor, which is more interesting than boring materials found in course books. Kind regards
Good luck, as it's a tough job breaking away from the ship as an undesignated to go to school. To put it in perspective, ALL Royal Navy sailors are sent to the fleet with a rate-John in Texas
Really enjoyed your videos. I was active with the army for 5 years with the infantry and am entertaining the idea of reenlisting with the navy. I’ve gotten some good info about the navy from your vids. Heads up the patches on your arm are IR not UV.
How did you exactly decide you wanted to be a sailor? Was it for travel, opportunity, or school? And when did you get in? (Did you enlist?) Sorry for all the questions. Love your youtube channel
Are you at Naval Weapons Station Seal Beach? It looks like it from what little I was able to see. I know it's not in San Diego, because that was my duty station from 1998-2001.
MA’s a cop job, more or less. They came back with that rate when I was in, about 1973. Before that it was just a billet guys rotated in and out of. Navy isn’t the Girl Scouts. Men in ships that fight battles. We join to fight and fighting means death. Everything on a ship can kill you, most of all mistakes made by your fellow shipmates. I was a plank owner aboard an Ammo ship. I was a GMG3 and tasked with transferring ammo to whoever need it off the coast of Vietnam. My E-8 Chief once told me not to worry about death. He said if the ship blew up it would take 2 days for the water to fill the hole back in, you won’t feel a thing. I strangely felt better after that lecture. Fire is your enemy Gentleman, take your fire fighting skills seriously. It’s a long swim to Pearl Harbor. You want to join? Speak to fleet sailors not recruiters. Do some homework, look up Captain Evans, USS Johnston. The DD that took on half the Japanese Navy. American Hero’s of the highest order...........Thanks for protecting us while we sleep!
Hi from Greece, I really like your video I served in the Greek ARmy in Artillery and discharged with the rank of second leautenant and now i am curently on reserves officer if anything happens they call me back. Ι just want to ask you, why do you choose the US Navy and not other branch of the US armed forces like marines or army or Air Force? If I was American i really want to serve in the Marines.... Thank you for time!!
My ex said that while he was in C school he had to put on his PT gear, go muster, and PT, or just go back to the barracks and do nothing until it was time to go to the schoolhouse again
Once ur in the fleet..if you don't workout.. it's on you ...some Navy units probably do pt together...I was on 2 ships and that didn't happen..after active duty..I was a reserve Seabees and we did pt together..
Good video . I was Aviation ordnanceman so we were also secondary security Force I was in G3 weapons Department on the USS Nassau lha 4 used to stand 12-hour watches on the 50 cal on the side of the ship , I was also living on the ship full time , when in port also had a 8 section rotation and who has Duty on weekends and during the week and you stand other watches like messenger of the watch and one time someone didn't believe me and I'll Stand watch for almost 18 hours checking IDs good old days can go on forever lol
Thank you for the video. I have learned some things from this. Just found your channel. I want to thank you for your service. Hope to see more of your videos .:)
I tried to be a morning person unfortunately it didn't work....I wake up 30 minutes before I leave my house...watching a morning person makes me wonder... Love from kenya
Who else had PTSD when the apple alarm first rang in the beginning of the video 😖
lol
My shih tzu woke up from his nap 😂 and he made the face like wtf not this alarm again 😂
Dude when that went off I was like “man get outta here with that morning alarm” cuz that what I use, I don’t need to hear it more than I need to. Lol
I'd be careful talking about PTSD on a military channel...
PTSD lmao
This dude was on the ship with me. He's a solid dude. It was a pleasure serving with you brother.
I’m 33yr. I ship out to bootcamp soon. Since I’m older, but single, would I be able to live off base or do I HAVE to be married?
@@gotachilegendaryssj38 still have to be married
@@gotachilegendaryssj38 either have to be married or E-5 I believe
@@gotachilegendaryssj38 im 33 about to ship about next month lol
@Shark Mark I'm 33 meeting a Navy recruiter tomorrow 😂
"People assume we live on a boat 24/7 , well this is not always the case"
-immediately shows himself on a boat >.<
lol jk dope ass vid !!!!!!
JTsuits You’re the best out of them all.
He shows himself leaving the boat XD #puapaaa
i'm leaving the boat bruh....................and thanks
haha i know :D ,, but the fact that you were leaving the boat means you were just on the boat ;)
But leaving the boat means not 24/7....have you had your holiday eggnog already 😅
Man, you are disciplined to get up at 5:00 just to contemplate, walk the dog, cook, and work out! 😭
I stay in bed until the last min, rush out, and grab a bite to eat.
discipline equals freedom brah
ElectricRemi True!
@@brandonjpj1 What would Jocko do
Gay
I dont even eat lol
Sailors have different jobs, so every day will be different. I hope ya'll enjoyed a day in my life!
Might have to make a day in life as a bm aka work
This was very well put together. Nice shots and editing!! I ship out Jan 17 and then after that 2 years of A school at Goose Creek
@@Rancher1911 2 years?! Nuke?
Austen Alexander where are you from?
Austen Alexander yes sir!
One thing that i notice with everyone in my family who has been in the military is their peanut butter addiction.
Isaiah Conklin and ketchup
Isaiah Conklin peanut butter is life. 👍🏻 lol
Underway in the Indian Ocean after a while peanut butter and jelly sandwiches was about the only good thing to eat. Food selection can get a bit limited especially if you are independent ops away from the Group
Peanut butter is life at sea. Also, we consume a lot of hot sauce
HaulingRUclips ketchup and hot sauce make everything in the military taste better
I wake up. I ponder my existence. I walk my dog. I eat breakfast. I go to the gym. I get ready for work. I work. I get home. I sleep. I repeat.
egg sack lee
Lml
Welcome to life
lol ive never pondered my existence. maybe you need a hobby. go buy some tools are start building shit
And your point is stfu make one navy good for u
It takes all kinds. I enlisted in the Navy because I wanted to live on a boat for a few years. Got my wish, and, got to see a good chunk of the world I would never have gotten to see as a civilian. I spent 6 years as an HT, it was an experience I wouldn't trade for anything else in the world.
first one of these where the alarm doesn't say "Rise And Grind."
Brony Number1 Cody ko? Lol
i don't know how I found a Cody Ko and Noel collab comment on a video so non-related but I'm not complaining haha
Hey, that looks like a sweet gig! Mornings free to chill and workout, then patrol the harbor... plus it’s San Diego! Good stuff, man.
1:07 chill bro you almost got water on me
i always try to make the viewers moist
Austen Alexander thank you
Austen Alexander lol
Thank you for your service. I just discovered your channel recently. I really like your positive attitude about your work and following rules. Rules exist for a reason. Great work.
It's easy to have a positive outlook when you get more than 4 hrs sleep underway and every day underway is a workday! -Gearhead222 (ex IC2) in Texas
I’m becoming an AAR and your channel is helping me get motivated and excited to start my life. Thank you.
awesome to hear! Thanks for the support bro
Lol when you’re stationed on a ship and your day starts at 0600 and ends at?????? Never. Your day never ends.
Yup, yup and yup! I declined the ONE set of shore duty orders at A school due to my class ranking. Hard to believe that I was once that gung-ho!-Gearhead222 in Texas
Not every job is like this in the Navy. So those who are looking to join, don’t get excited thinking that this is the schedule of every sailor. Other than that, great video!
Well said, USN was my LAST choice, as they do NOT guarantee you a rate, like the Army! Still made E-5 in 2.5 years though:)-John in Texas
Must be nice waking up at 0500. While we are over here sweating our asses off and waking up at 0300 and getting off at 1800.
P.S. but forreals nice video
Lmao your schedules a joke! there’s no mandatory 0630-0800 pt like the army. You have a set time when to get off unlike us 11B can be recalled anytime and up to the leadership when to get off. If our schedules like this then they’ll be more people staying in the army.
@@alexmelendez2118 I have that exact schedule in the navy doing the same job he does in the middle east no I'm not deployed I work 14-15 hours a day so the Navy isn't all fun and games all of it can be rough at times
@@weindalerosete6577 And like I said in my last reply working security idk where he works but he must have a nice job in security cause the rest of it is shit.. he also works on the boats which most of the time is better than being on landside
I really appreciate that you took the time to mention little details about things like having to shave every day and what the patch on your uniform means. Thanks!
Thank you for serving to all military members past present and future God Bless America
Sorry bro but I had a whole different experience in the Navy and I was always stuck in the boat . With 2 deployments n countless underways for different missions. The rate decide yr lifestyle in the navy. Thank you for your service n don't forget to tell them about cleaning stations 5 times a day and duty days and all that good stuff.
@Box Top it's actually like this right now : " I have one of my best friends seeing a psychiatrist because of stress and the BS we dealing with for the daily basis. That's how it is right now . But can't lie it was some good days when I had a different chain of command and different rate . But now it suck for all hands . So yeah weather u at sea or shore u still gonna have the same chain of command.
Choose ur rate..choose ur fate!!..I agree with you
You should do a video on what you do with your uniforms. NWU and dress blues/whites. Even if you go to a dry cleaner, you could use how you keep all your uniforms in order and what you recommend when to get a certain type of uniform washed compared to like maybe dress uniform where you may need to keep them dry cleaned every time you wear them. I'm just making examples and etc. Great video man!
this is actually a really good idea. i think even non-military would find this interesting. Thanks!
@@AustenAlexander No problem dude!
Tbh I’m highly interested in this topic. This is coming from an army soldier. Cheers.
@@AustenAlexander Maybe I just haven't got to that video yet, but did you ever do something like this?
Well played son, well played! God bless you and all our military
It’s kinda cool to see how different your schedule is from my brother’s as an airman in the pararescue training pipeline and my friend’s as marine corps infantry🤷♀️ thank you for your service
My son just graduated from the navy he’s at A school I will like to tell you first thank you for your service you are and inspiration for the people who want to enjoy the Navy great videos great content must important great personality I’m a parent very proud Navy dad and I know you family are too thank you 🙏 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸⚓️⚓️⚓️
Super happy I found this. I love watching day in the life of anyone in the service. I am always curious about what happens. My brother is AF, good friend is a Marine and my bestfriend was Army. They don't tell me much about their daily lives. Thank goodness for youtube channels like this that give us a peak. :)
thanks for the support!!
Everyone I see who does these “a day in the life of” ate so inspired and so regimented. Just once I want to see someone who wakes up 10min before PT and works some combat job in garrison 😂😂😂
If you want this schedule DO NOT go engineering
I have been an engineer for 22 years and i dont think i have had 2 same days that whole time
As an EM or electricians mate in engineering, you have to suck it up when the ship pulls up to the pier, and your shipmates are shaved, showered and in civvies just waiting to dock. Soon as the brow is in place they are off into the arms of loved ones or heading off base, while you are dirty in coveralls tired from the heavy watch rotation plus work and knowing you won't hit the shower for another 2 or 3 hours while rigging shore power and staying until engineering spaces secured and using "hotel" services.
Fuck
Or AO lmao
@@lucillechavez9939 poor babies. We usta call yall *the mole people* because yall never come from below the ship. Us LSs usta be mad about our chief not letting us off the ship on time...until we realized we weren't the mole people.
Just finished air force bmt. This man literally has the dayroom daily schedule on his wall. I respect that.
You look like a straight Tyler Oakley lmao
never heard that one before but that's hilarious lol
Dusty Rhodes too bad I didn’t include my gf in this video
@@AustenAlexander i know "straight" married gay guys lol.
Na but we know you straight no worries Austen . Lol
More like a straight Davey Wavey
@Dusty Rhodes you wish 🤣
Hey Mr. Alexander. My name is Chris and I just wanted to say thank you for this video. I'm 17 years old and I am starting talks with my recruiter about becoming an MA. This has really helped me to see a little of what Harbor Patrol does and it eases my mind knowing that there are things out there that I can see as a reference. Again thank you for publishing this video as it is very helpful and it gives me a bit on insight on how I should structure my life around my job.
Great video. As an ex navy (OS) its great to see your content having so many views. Got to work with alot of MA's on my shore duty and one of my favorites was a senior chief. Lots of respect man. Hope you pick up when you test.
i appreciate it! I know lots of OSs. Good people and seem to love the job
My grandfather was a mechanic in the coast gaurd during WWII.
He loved the water.
You should collab with Jtsuits. Also how often do you go to the gym and what’s your workout routine?
i told JTSuits if he wanted to collab with me then he'll have to pay me 😂and it's usually 6-7 days per week normal split. Chest/Arms. Shoulders/Abs/ Quads/Hams/Calves
That melody in the beginning of the video is a great bedtime tune. I think I'm gonna listen to it to fall asleep
Looks like Steve Rodgers joined the navy too🤔
I’m joining the Navy after highschool. I’ve been waiting since I was 13. 1 more year and I can’t wait!
Sweet, I want to join the Navy as well, right now I'm only getting ready to start 10th grade though.
@@anarchy2118 Check out ALL of the recruiters before settling on the USN. You will see mostly sea if you are assigned to ships company-John in Texas
Finishing off highschool, I ship out June 17
I'm in now. Best decision I've made.
I’m taking a 💩while watching this.
Love my DD2-14
Brad Adrian Williams lmao
me to
😂😂 Me too
Shipping off in February this year. I picked MA as well so this video gave me an insight in the day of the life. Great vid! Keep it up!
You just gave the enemy the secret now they will wear UV patches so they don't get hit with a Drone Strike
LDG 508 “secret”, yeah right
Opsec
@T D what
When I was in..I wore the old ww2 dungarees on an average workday..wish we had the nice BDU's...I guess ur a Master at Arms..ur life as enlisted Navy doesn't look to bad..I'm sure you have videos showing the not so fun side of Navy life.. ultimately I like ur videos..and yes I'm old 👍👍😎
recommended on veterans day. thanks for your service, Mr. Alexander
Your comment about 24/7 was interesting. I served 4 years, 2 months active duty, and never saw a ship. I was a Machine Accountant 2nd class when I got out, and was a computer operator at Bainbridge, MD. In 1967 they renamed Machine Accountant to Data Processing Tech(DP). Later. it merged with Radioman(RM) and changed to Information Tech(IT).
The question is, do you enjoy what you do and how does it affect personal relationships?
I'm happy to join Sailor. Your channel will grow because your the real deal.
Be safe kid. Go Navy 🇺🇸
love the video man, Really helps me get an understanding of what i could possibly do as an MA. Im currently in MA school rn and i love it so far. Looking forward to that OC spray course lmao.
Every job and assignment is different. In my 25 years I worked flightline where 12 hour days were normal. I worked as an instructor for 3 years where it was 6 hours teaching, 2 hours assorted details like lesson plans, monitor study hall, supervise details, etc. Worked depot maintenance where I repaired parts that couldn't be repaired in the field.
Worked 2 years on RAM (Rapid assist maintenance) where I flew out to various bases to repair aircraft that base maintenance couldn't fix an aircraft. Mostly a good job but you have to do your job and your basic military functions such as haircuts, uniform, monitor people assigned to you have proper haircut and uniforms.
I love the schedule, no time for the GF! lmao!
lol she pencils herself in there most times
I noticed that too but women take a lot of your time,energy,and money
@@BatMajor true!
That was super great! Grand-daughter to a WW II American Navy Sailor, something nostalgic about watching this!
Bro someones using u to catfish on insta, they literally asked me if they wamted to be my sugar daddy
I got their account deleted don't worry lmao
I am an active duty Navy Chief (GMC). Great vid man. Keep up the great work! HOOYAH!!
Thank you for your service and I also want to be a U.S. Navy Sailor so I hope I can see you out there on the field!
Fleet*
Yeah, no fields at sea, bro. You will quickly learn that after you join the navy. Hahaha. Might want to think about Army if you are hoping to be “in the field”
In the Navy you are out on open water... on the high seas...the deep blue and beyond...in the fleet... etc.
@@agmsmith4079 I know lol. I soon realized that a day after I posted it.
I read the title as "A Day in the Life of an Entitled US Sailor
I would imagine that would be the case for female sailors.
Everyone say the sailor boys are baby's cuz their life is so air-conditioning 😂
@@ChuukeseStink some but certainly not all
@@Peayou... True, True. I know some hard chargers. And I know some female E-3s who talk back to 2nd and 1st classes. And if they do anything she'll threaten them with an EO complaint.
@@ChuukeseStink Yeah of course there will be. there's still are some really hard-working females in the military :)
Must be nice to go to work-out on your own like an adult. In the Army we are forced to do PT with the whole Platoon at 0630-0800. Work at 0930-1700ish then get told we have to workout on our own to improve.
Don't forget the weeks gets u if ur injured
I was going to post something like this lmao must be nice to be in the Navy. In the Marines we wake up at 0500 and start PT at 0515. We PT until 0630 and we’re at the shop working by 0800 until 1730. When we get back we clean the barracks and get told how we’re pieces of shit. P.s this guy looks like every other douche military member and thinks he is hard but does no physical fighting skill.
Couple questions! 1 what kind of watch are you wearing? 2 where were you stationed?
OK Sailor, cool schedule. Former Airborne Infantryman here. You live the life, wow, what a nice regimen. Gym session, shower, geez.
Rivet Gardener define you not a normal life. He’s nota real sailor lol he’s an MA
Yooooooo!! Been watching your vids for a fat minute and I’m finally in the navy! Your vids always inspire me! Hope you’re doing well!
Really enjoyed watching your channel .. very enjoyable... Keep posting... ♥️❤️👍
Epic vid! Dope editing & timeline! Thank you for your service and thank you for sharing your experiences.
Your filming techniques are really cool!
Lots of operational personnel never makes it to leadership positions because they have a "bottom up" mindset and hope to be promoted by some superior one day. High ranks are achieved by adopting a "top down" mindset: thinking as an owner of your domain, team building, vision oriented and so on.
For alot of people it is. Most rates are sea going rates. LSes for example are 5 years at sea and 3 on shore. Also yall dont have command ball caps?
that's true. We do have command ball caps but I prefer the 8 point
over 1 million subs DAAAAYYYUUUMMM BOI!! This USAF Vet is impressed!
Damn man I’m starting to think I chose the wrong rate 😭 I wanted to be a quarter master and got it but watching this I wish I went with naval security, looks like a blast. But I’m sure it has its boring times but either way thanks for the great video 👌🏾
Hello 😇🇺🇸🌺 Thanks for your video! My daughter Daiisy is stationed at Cannon Air Force Base in Clovis New Mexico.. she's SECURITY FORCES!. Thank you for serving and God bless you 🙏😇❤️🌺🇺🇸...loved the background music at the end💕
I’m a senior and I want to join the U.S Marines
Do it
Go do it😎
A day in the life of not having a warfare pin
My last name is saylor.. naturally I’m gonna become a us navy.. person..
Lol.
Wake up at 4am: AYE AYE CAPTAIN!
Captain: I CAN'T HEAR YOU!
AYE AYE CAPTAIN!
Dude I’m inspired by your videos just recently enlisted as a ma and maybe one day we can link up 🤙🏻🇺🇸
You’re awesome thank you for your service💪🏼💪🏼
Thank you for your services 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿
This video is amazing. Thank you for your service! I’m always curious about the other careers in the Navy. My husband is Navy EOD.
I was an ABE on the IKE. 90-94. Love ya.
The Navy sure has changed since the mid sixties. If you want a taste of what the real Navy was like, try a couple of years on a Gearing Class Destroyer.
The navy privy to a time machine?
Amen to that
A security sailor is sailing into safe waters, always!
What’s the age limit to joining the military? I feel like I want to do more for my country and myself - and even though I’m older now I’m interested if I can enlist. Thanks!
Gino Vanaria it all depends where you are from i think! i’m from canada and my dad is in the air force and he joined at 18.
First time I have seen your videos. Good job. Very interesting. I was active duty 1965-69 as a corpsman with one year FMF. I like to see what is going on in the Navy now.
No you don't lol You'd probably hate how soft the navy is now XD
What’s the song during your workout session!? I need that when I work out :D
I love the way how you take care of your baby Lucy🐶🥰 Im just newly on your channel and I enjoyed watching your vlogs. KEEP SAFE AND GOD BLESS HERO!🙏❤
wow I joined a different navy..we eat, clean and sleep in the ship ..then on the 3rd day you stay onboard for duty...see the world..recruiter forgot to tell me 80 perccent water
LOLOL!!! That's the REAL Navy! Chase turds and swab decks!;)-John in Texas
A video like this is very helpful for soldiers or sailors in other countries like Poland, to learn to speak English and prepare for a STANAG 6001 exam of English. Thank you for an interesting story of an everyday life of a sailor, which is more interesting than boring materials found in course books. Kind regards
Currently stuck in deck department as undesignated but I hope to strike MA this december
Good luck, as it's a tough job breaking away from the ship as an undesignated to go to school. To put it in perspective, ALL Royal Navy sailors are sent to the fleet with a rate-John in Texas
"we dont live on a boat 24 / 7"
Sailors on Aircraft Carriers: *i m p o s s i b l e*
It will be 2099. And on every naval ship base or installation that green log book will be utilized.
CB1942EO it will never go away
Really enjoyed your videos. I was active with the army for 5 years with the infantry and am entertaining the idea of reenlisting with the navy. I’ve gotten some good info about the navy from your vids.
Heads up the patches on your arm are IR not UV.
How did you exactly decide you wanted to be a sailor? Was it for travel, opportunity, or school? And when did you get in? (Did you enlist?) Sorry for all the questions. Love your youtube channel
it's ok! haha it was for multiple reasons. I hated college and felt stuck. I wanted to travel though most of all. I enlisted in April of 2013
Okay, really cool. I want to enlist in the Air Force or Navy too
U just know x navy
@@anam-bt9gb Why not Army or Marines?
@@anam-bt9gb Dare I say coast guard?
Are you at Naval Weapons Station Seal Beach? It looks like it from what little I was able to see. I know it's not in San Diego, because that was my duty station from 1998-2001.
MA’s a cop job, more or less. They came back with that rate when I was in, about 1973. Before that it was just a billet guys rotated in and out of. Navy isn’t the Girl Scouts. Men in ships that fight battles. We join to fight and fighting means death. Everything on a ship can kill you, most of all mistakes made by your fellow shipmates. I was a plank owner aboard an Ammo ship. I was a GMG3 and tasked with transferring ammo to whoever need it off the coast of Vietnam. My E-8 Chief once told me not to worry about death. He said if the ship blew up it would take 2 days for the water to fill the hole back in, you won’t feel a thing. I strangely felt better after that lecture. Fire is your enemy Gentleman, take your fire fighting skills seriously. It’s a long swim to Pearl Harbor. You want to join? Speak to fleet sailors not recruiters. Do some homework, look up Captain Evans, USS Johnston. The DD that took on half the Japanese Navy. American Hero’s of the highest order...........Thanks for protecting us while we sleep!
I've done M.A.A. TAD and shore patrol once-not too bad:)-John in Texas
As an infantryman, watching your morning is wild lmao
Lmfao
Hi from Greece, I really like your video
I served in the Greek ARmy in Artillery and discharged with the rank of second leautenant and now i am curently on reserves officer if anything happens they call me back.
Ι just want to ask you, why do you choose the US Navy and not other branch of the US armed forces like marines or army or Air Force?
If I was American i really want to serve in the Marines....
Thank you for time!!
What's Up US Navy US Sailors?
Very Manly & Very Charming
I adjusted my sails
Godspeed 🇺🇸 ⛵☃️
Wait does the Navy not do PT every morning???
My ex said that while he was in C school he had to put on his PT gear, go muster, and PT, or just go back to the barracks and do nothing until it was time to go to the schoolhouse again
Masiel Dubois Damn. My husbands in the Army and he does PT every weekday.
Once ur in the fleet..if you don't workout.. it's on you ...some Navy units probably do pt together...I was on 2 ships and that didn't happen..after active duty..I was a reserve Seabees and we did pt together..
Your videos are interesting, thanks and keep making them.
My dream is to be a U.S navy but im from Philippines lol
Good video . I was Aviation ordnanceman so we were also secondary security Force I was in G3 weapons Department on the USS Nassau lha 4 used to stand 12-hour watches on the 50 cal on the side of the ship , I was also living on the ship full time , when in port also had a 8 section rotation and who has Duty on weekends and during the week and you stand other watches like messenger of the watch and one time someone didn't believe me and I'll Stand watch for almost 18 hours checking IDs good old days can go on forever lol
* relieve me and I got stuck on watch for 18 hours
Excellent video brother! Filming with a GoPro?
Thanks bro! i did the gym/bike with a gopro yes. it only does wide angle :( Finally got a 7 Black!
Intro is 100%, being a SEABEE, I’ve never been on a boat. God bless the troops. 🙏🏽
Can somebody help me. I am looking for the watch that he is wearing in this video at 1:30
no worries!! bit.ly/AustensThings
Thank you for the video. I have learned some things from this. Just found your channel. I want to thank you for your service. Hope to see more of your videos .:)
thank you so much Lisa! I appreciate you
@@AustenAlexander Your so welcomed :)
I tried to be a morning person unfortunately it didn't work....I wake up 30 minutes before I leave my house...watching a morning person makes me wonder... Love from kenya
Thank you for your service ❤ My husband retires in August!!!
Good bless you man keep it up