at ft stew in84 a spook had his cap on sideways the sgt mgr came from behind him slaped him in the back of his head so hard his hat spun off his head he got extra duty for 60 days
That’s drill SGT McKinley for your ass hahaha one of the meanest drills out there but also the most motivated most knowledgeable, and the leader every NCO should strive to be.
@VladimirShootin97 I think we all cringe looking back at how we were as Privates. I'm pretty sure I spent every dollar I made in Basic Training on Gruntstyle apperal after I graduated.
I went to Fort Benning 09/1988 to 12/1988 Echo Company 3/32 had some of the hardest drills in the company. Will never forget it. These drills were soft compared to what I had.
I agree 💯 percent with you William Tisdale. I was literally right behind your cycle at Benning. I was A 2/58 Sandhill 10/1988 - 2/1989. Those damn cattle trailers.
"DO YOU THINK YOU ARE MARKY MARK?"lmao i know its gonna scare the shit out of me when they're screaming in my face in a couple months but at least for now i can sit back and laugh at it
+flippino35 I don't know how true this is but I read this on the IMDB during the filming of the the Victory Tower Scene in Renaissance Man Marky Mark snuck into a formation with his uniform all messed up and his cap was all messed up. after getting yelled at and getting everyone yelled at he just walked away and said "oh i'm not in the army"
I don't know what it's like now because I did this 8 years ago, but this still seems sooooo tame. Probably because of the cameras. I remember drill sergeants knocking people's bags out of their hands and throwing them as far as they could. Along with swiping PCs every chance they got.
When I went through basic at Ft Benning, I kept expecting it to be like "Full Metal Jacket," but it never lived up to those expectations, so it was easy. Some kids couldn't handle it, though & they were the ones who quit, becoming "Sick Call Rangers."
The first few times we went to the chow hall it was like shark attack all over again. We had literally 60 seconds to sit down and eat before you had to get back up. I remember the person across from me puked on his plate, and when we had to stack and unstack our plates like 10x that shit got everywhere and on everyone. This was summer 2017
Guys have fun with the Drill SSG's. Its not as bad as you think. Think of it as being on the football field with your coach screaming at you. Except its all the time :)
JROTC helps out a lot with marching, rank structure, army values, the soldiers creed. Memorize all of those things as it will give you a heads up above the other guys. Although, when they mess up you will all still do push ups lol just make sure you don't mess up so everyone else doesn't have to do push ups for your failure.
Be that as it may, red phase is based around teamwork. Breaking you down and building you up. If one fails or fucks something up, you all push. Don't mention being in ROTC though or else you'll most likely become the guide on carrier on ruck marches and such.. I mean unless you really just want to carry it then go for it lol.
If you dont want to be active duty and stay home in your home state join the guard it might help with your parents worry of leaving them to go to some base and work on it. Also you have to score good on the ASVAB for the job you want and sometimes they cant get you into that job.. if they cant dont feel obligated to join anyways you dont have to.
Danica Zy Macatangay what do you mean your parents won't let you. By the time you join, you'll be an adult and they can't control your life when you are an adult
I father was drafted into the Army in 1942. He spent three years in the South Pacific fighting the Japanese. He was a Sargent after one year and was asked to be an officer but he declined. I was born in 1953 and was eligible for the draft during the Viet Nam war. I told my parents I was going to join the Army when I turned eighteen. Both my parents discouraged me from doing so. They said to let them draft you. I never got drafted because of a high lottery number. To this day I feel like I et my country down. I would like to thank all who have served!!!
I was at Sand Hill in 1986 for basic training and in 1987 for AIT. If you were there then let me know. The way this is in this video is nothing like that I went through.
I can't join the military no matter how much I want to, (I REALLY WANT TO) because I have CF it affects my lungs, digestive system, Immune system, and overall health, it also 100% fatal if I don't take certain medicine. but I've learned to live with it and my life is pretty normal compared to kids without things like CF. Hope I might have a chance to join the military though.
I know the experience is different for every generation... I don't know any of them, but I love these soldiers.. they are our Army, and put on the uniform for this country. I respect that for any man or woman, and all branches.
I remember in basic, our drill Sargent told us to, "bend over and grab ahold of your shoulders and yank as hard as you can, and when you hear a loud pop, you'll know that you just pulled your head out of fucking ass". He screamed the last part.
I went through basic training at Fort McClellan, where the drill sergeants and Army were more old-school. I eventually made it to Bending for Airborne and Ranger school. I could handle jump school easily enough, but RIP was something else. If these kids think basic is tough, the worst 7 days in basic combined are what you can expect in a single day in RIP.
They allow you to wear watches now but it has to be the same watch they give everyone. Although I don't think they let us wear them until after the first three weeks.
Agreed, we had one guy who had a watch the was designated by the SDS until around white phase or so, and ironically enough he was the oldest guy in our platoon (34 Years old, and he had an op 40 and was picked for rasp as well), DS nicknamed him Father time.
I hope all of you saying that the army training isn't hard and that the drill sergeants don't scream as much. it's because of the cameras they are putting on a show . the army doesn't brag as much as the marines do
+davidooch screaming at them 24/7 doesn't train anyone. you actually have to get down on their level sometimes. and I don't get why the marine training is tougher, most of the time they get stuck on ships. and I know A lot of people that were in the army that said the army training was intensee
I was here, C/6/1, Sand Hill, Ft Benning OSUT 11B (1989) and what these VERY YOUNG men [Im 60-years old now] are going through is NOT EVEN Close to my reality then! This video was Super Sugar Coated..., for public release, I’m sure. “HOOAH!!”🇺🇸
Army DI- Okay, I need you to pick your laundry bag up. Okay? Thank you. USMC DI- IF YOU DON'T PICK THAT BACK UP RIGHT NOW, GOD HELP ME, YOU WON'T FEEL YOUR ARMS ANYMORE! See the difference?
+Jason Voorhees I like the term "instructor" better nothing against Drill Sergeants (which is an awesome term) but I just like the term DI better yes, i'm well aware they are different branches
+aux99139 Really. Saw a guy get smoke for knocking his cover off putting his seabag over his shoulders. He did remedial cover pick up for five minutes. Five minutes is a very long time with a seabag full of issue. Like doing mountian climbers with a small child on your back.
James I really was just making a joke, I know that they're a lot tougher once the cameras are off. But, I've noticed that USMC DIs are still hard-asses when the cameras are on.
Army soldier: i wanna become Airbourne . Army sure come to our school Marine: i wanna become Airbourne. Marines - go to the Army training so they can teach you lol .
Oh my god.... Yeah I don't think I would be able to make it though boot camp at all. I have to give these people credit for taking all that crap and breaking down to become soldiers, seriously these people fight for our county and they don't get enough credit or praise for their blood, sweat and effort.
darkyami12141 well good thing is is they didn't go through basic when I did and at the end of the day it's really not that hard I don't recall my drill sergeants being nearly as nice oh no that look like a cakewalk to me
Unfortunately from what I understand Harmony Hill is no longer. Went through there in 1986. The drills and training was far more brutal than the "Starships" barracks and training elsewhere at Sand Hill.. No worries, it did me good. "Break the civilian right out of them". For sure. To make an Infantryman, you got to make an animal. My 1st Sgt told me once "we got to treat them like dogs and feed them 3 times a day". For sure. That's what makes an infatnryman.
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Did this in 1985, and retired after 21 yrs, God Bless are army. Now take charge young ones.
do you think you're marky mark?!? is this the funky bunch!?!?
at ft stew in84 a spook had his cap on sideways the sgt mgr came from behind him slaped him in the back of his head so hard his hat spun off his head he got extra duty for 60 days
That’s drill SGT McKinley for your ass hahaha one of the meanest drills out there but also the most motivated most knowledgeable, and the leader every NCO should strive to be.
it was way worse than this and I just went through in july. They act way softer in front of cameras
I thought that too. I was beginning to think this was Air Force Basic Training.
It's the military of course there not soft they train you to become killers
@@bernainmolina7481 I can’t believe I ever put that comment on the internet haha. Privates will be privates
Wow I think everyone knows that
@VladimirShootin97 I think we all cringe looking back at how we were as Privates. I'm pretty sure I spent every dollar I made in Basic Training on Gruntstyle apperal after I graduated.
I went to Fort Benning 09/1988 to 12/1988 Echo Company 3/32 had some of the hardest drills in the company. Will never forget it. These drills were soft compared to what I had.
I agree 💯 percent with you William Tisdale. I was literally right behind your cycle at Benning. I was A 2/58 Sandhill 10/1988 - 2/1989. Those damn cattle trailers.
"DO YOU THINK YOU ARE MARKY MARK?"lmao i know its gonna scare the shit out of me when they're screaming in my face in a couple months but at least for now i can sit back and laugh at it
My fiancé is at Fort Benning currently and watching these help and also hurt me knowing what he’s going through but hey it is what it is.
Army BCT is too fucking easy
tilted hat
marky mark and the funky bunch
+flippino35 I don't know how true this is but I read this on the IMDB
during the filming of the the Victory Tower Scene in Renaissance Man Marky Mark snuck into a formation with his uniform all messed up and his cap was all messed up.
after getting yelled at and getting everyone yelled at he just walked away and said "oh i'm not in the army"
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Did one of those privates have a muffin on his tray? I know the drill sergeants made the platoon pay for that one dearly after chow.
I been in $$$ ptc levat
I tet
Thanks u
I'll bet the ds got that muffin to come back up.
When the DS called the guy marky mark he was trying not to laugh
DO YOU THINK YOU'RE MARKY MARK
IS THIS THE FUNKY BUNCH?
That was that point where i died
They should include the "behind the scenes" part in this documentary to show what really happens at Ft. Benning.
I don't know what it's like now because I did this 8 years ago, but this still seems sooooo tame. Probably because of the cameras. I remember drill sergeants knocking people's bags out of their hands and throwing them as far as they could. Along with swiping PCs every chance they got.
Definitely because of the cameras
I'm thinking about being a solider but I realize I can't :(
That sucks man
Why not?
Edward and Toby I'm hard of hearing.
I feel sorry for you.
+Dark Bat Knight Military isn't for everyone.
The stuff you learn will stay with you forever , Army Vet 1978-1985
When I went through basic at Ft Benning, I kept expecting it to be like "Full Metal Jacket," but it never lived up to those expectations, so it was easy. Some kids couldn't handle it, though & they were the ones who quit, becoming "Sick Call Rangers."
I went through basic and AIT in 84 at Fort Benning, and stayed in the old barracks that didn’t have AC.
The first few times we went to the chow hall it was like shark attack all over again. We had literally 60 seconds to sit down and eat before you had to get back up. I remember the person across from me puked on his plate, and when we had to stack and unstack our plates like 10x that shit got everywhere and on everyone. This was summer 2017
Guys have fun with the Drill SSG's. Its not as bad as you think. Think of it as being on the football field with your coach screaming at you. Except its all the time :)
im in jrotc, if i decide to join the army, i can get through the formation part with ease
JROTC helps out a lot with marching, rank structure, army values, the soldiers creed. Memorize all of those things as it will give you a heads up above the other guys. Although, when they mess up you will all still do push ups lol just make sure you don't mess up so everyone else doesn't have to do push ups for your failure.
Be that as it may, red phase is based around teamwork. Breaking you down and building you up. If one fails or fucks something up, you all push. Don't mention being in ROTC though or else you'll most likely become the guide on carrier on ruck marches and such.. I mean unless you really just want to carry it then go for it lol.
Funny contrast with the blowgun next to the missile launcher at 3:42
I went through ADA OSUT 35 years ago, more swearing, pvt's being grabbed and shoved around. AIT portion things got more relaxed.
I'm thinking about going in the military also. Army Surgeon to be exact. But I doubt that my parents will let me..
If you dont want to be active duty and stay home in your home state join the guard it might help with your parents worry of leaving them to go to some base and work on it. Also you have to score good on the ASVAB for the job you want and sometimes they cant get you into that job.. if they cant dont feel obligated to join anyways you dont have to.
Danica Zy Macatangay Why on earth wouldn't you just wanna be a civilian surgeon?
Danica Zy Macatangay what do you mean your parents won't let you. By the time you join, you'll be an adult and they can't control your life when you are an adult
@@BaconLard999 military pays for school. Debt free surgeons win.
I father was drafted into the Army in 1942. He spent three years in the South Pacific fighting the Japanese. He was a Sargent after one year and was asked to be an officer but he declined. I was born in 1953 and was eligible for the draft during the Viet Nam war. I told my parents I was going to join the Army when I turned eighteen. Both my parents discouraged me from doing so. They said to let them draft you. I never got drafted because of a high lottery number. To this day I feel like I et my country down. I would like to thank all who have served!!!
This brings back memories.
I was at Sand Hill in 1986 for basic training and in 1987 for AIT. If you were there then let me know. The way this is in this video is nothing like that I went through.
Leaving to ft benning on January12th
11X
Nice I leave the 6th
Upstate ny
I passed my ASVAB today, but i still have 8 months of high school to finish. I'm doing 11x also, good luck.
nvogel16 I leave the 5th, see you there man
good luck!
I can't join the military no matter how much I want to, (I REALLY WANT TO) because I have CF it affects my lungs, digestive system, Immune system, and overall health, it also 100% fatal if I don't take certain medicine. but I've learned to live with it and my life is pretty normal compared to kids without things like CF. Hope I might have a chance to join the military though.
TheHolidayPyro all you have to do walk into the office and talk to a recruiter
Idk man....
You miss 100% of the shots you don't take.
Husbands there right now, I hope he's doing okay
I know the experience is different for every generation... I don't know any of them, but I love these soldiers.. they are our Army, and put on the uniform for this country. I respect that for any man or woman, and all branches.
I'm going to enlist in the Canadian forces artillery reserve in about half a year
Dane Durdin I hope you have achieved your goal and if you did congratulations.
Who came here from part 1?
I remember in basic, our drill Sargent told us to, "bend over and grab ahold of your shoulders and yank as hard as you can, and when you hear a loud pop, you'll know that you just pulled your head out of fucking ass". He screamed the last part.
random and weird question, but why is there a blow dart gun in the corner @4:36
Sesh Death, Recruits gone mad?
wtf there is
I honestly cant wait for this
+paul fitting u shipping too man?
+paul fitting I have to wait some years :((
i only gotta wait a few more months
I went through basic training at Fort McClellan, where the drill sergeants and Army were more old-school. I eventually made it to Bending for Airborne and Ranger school. I could handle jump school easily enough, but RIP was something else. If these kids think basic is tough, the worst 7 days in basic combined are what you can expect in a single day in RIP.
Been there, done that. It was hell on earth at first.
3PLT Co.C 1st BN.1st AIT BRIGADE MAY 76 FORT BENNING GA. I was there in 76Sand Hill.
I'm in this program called C.A.P and it stands for civil air patrol and we do stuff like that
Would love to go back to tour Benning. Good times
I'm Ashartey Emmanuel from Eastern Ghana, how can I join the US Army, and what are the necessary requirements needed, thank you
Did I just see a Recruit wearing a watch in the Bay... Just after the 4 minute mark......
They allow you to wear watches now but it has to be the same watch they give everyone. Although I don't think they let us wear them until after the first three weeks.
Agreed, we had one guy who had a watch the was designated by the SDS until around white phase or so, and ironically enough he was the oldest guy in our platoon (34 Years old, and he had an op 40 and was picked for rasp as well), DS nicknamed him Father time.
Well finally, an Army basic training video that isn't totally gay.
Cant believe he made the Marky Mark comment ahahahah I don't think I could keep a straight face if that was me.
You know the funny thing is if you can't do this then don't even dream of Marine Boot Camp.
Atleast when they are asking you a question that don't scream in your face like the marines do
Swaggy Tom That was for the cameras i believe.
The Terminator The Army likes to play mind games, they are good at mind fucking there privates.
Trust me it's alot different when the cameras ain't there
Notice how the video even admits the chief goal is to beat the civilian out of you. In other words, make you an unquestioning robot.
They Drills sure were being nice for the cameras.
I hope all of you saying that the army training isn't hard and that the drill sergeants don't scream as much. it's because of the cameras they are putting on a show . the army doesn't brag as much as the marines do
+davidooch screaming at them 24/7 doesn't train anyone. you actually have to get down on their level sometimes. and I don't get why the marine training is tougher, most of the time they get stuck on ships. and I know A lot of people that were in the army that said the army training was intensee
they got 7 whole minutes to eat?.....at Fort Leonard Wood, we got 3 minutes to eat.
1:38 lol he was trying not to laugh.
Good Luck to you guys and try not to get too many head aches from your drill Sargent
@ 4:10, "You know, I would 'prefer'"...Ha ha ha! This Soldier is gonna have a very strong back in 14 weeks!
7 minutes to eat in silence isn't too bad (for me, at least). I eat in under three minutes
not everyone is perfect. they need to understand everyone learns differently
I was here, C/6/1, Sand Hill, Ft Benning OSUT 11B (1989) and what these VERY YOUNG men [Im 60-years old now] are going through is NOT EVEN Close to my reality then! This video was Super Sugar Coated..., for public release, I’m sure. “HOOAH!!”🇺🇸
This is just int the video like this in real its wayyy different
Yes i like when soldier's training dear nice to see thanks again sir take care of yourself
3:44 dude has a blowgun just hanging out
Army DI- Okay, I need you to pick your laundry bag up. Okay? Thank you.
USMC DI- IF YOU DON'T PICK THAT BACK UP RIGHT NOW, GOD HELP ME, YOU WON'T FEEL YOUR ARMS ANYMORE!
See the difference?
+Jason Voorhees THANK YOU
+Jason Voorhees I like the term "instructor" better
nothing against Drill Sergeants (which is an awesome term) but I just like the term DI better
yes, i'm well aware they are different branches
+aux99139 Really. Saw a guy get smoke for knocking his cover off putting his seabag over his shoulders. He did remedial cover pick up for five minutes. Five minutes is a very long time with a seabag full of issue. Like doing mountian climbers with a small child on your back.
James I really was just making a joke, I know that they're a lot tougher once the cameras are off. But, I've noticed that USMC DIs are still hard-asses when the cameras are on.
Army soldier: i wanna become Airbourne . Army sure come to our school
Marine: i wanna become Airbourne. Marines - go to the Army training so they can teach you lol .
Sure beats enlisting in the Marines.
They do it right
These guys couldn't handle the Marines
@@amymartin5391 I trained with Marines and I was not impressed - When did you go to Marine boot camp?
im heading to Ft Benning Sept 23 Basic Training. 25U
Dude me too!!
See you there man
Roger that brother. It's coming upon us pretty quick
I woke up and looked at my Calender like "damn! 8 days left!"
Lol no shit, same here! I'm pretty pumped for it though. What MOS is 25U?
Was there Charlie company 150 in 2007
mannnnnn, you KNOW, soon as those cameras were gone...... lmfao!!!!
correct me if I'm wrong but isn't that 2-19
I wish I could go do it all over again.
nay a cuss word from the Drills, what happened
cool im 12 and in 5 years i am going to be in the U.S Army peace soldiers i thank u for serving for the usa
My favorite part is when he accidentally call the PVT Candidate.
Why are these drill sgts way nicer than my MTI’s going through basic? 😂
Garcia of Themyscira They’re on camera.
I'm thinking about joining the army what advice can you give how to be come a combat medic sergeant
Christi Suber Never give up and learn to take a hit (physically and mentally)
Christi Suber become a 68W
I can attest to you that fort benning osut did not become "pussified"
this was the most fun day
someone help me get enlist from EU italy. Am 26 years old,original African.
Nice again to see you do your best guy's I like that thanks you dear just take care of yourself bye 🇺🇸🇺🇸
Excellent video.
Was this training is available today? 14 weeks? That is short. But different country different method. In Malaysia,we trained for 24 weeks.
Muhammad Hamizan Bin Ramlan Army is only 8 weeks
Muhammad Hamizan Bin Ramlan Malaysian army sucks!
Ethan Clarke How so?
Muhammad Hamizan Bin Ramlan Our army will kick your ass in 8 weeks!
Ethan Clarke We will see... We will see...
Omg he wearing his hat sidways!! Off to a great start for him he totally deserved it lmao 🤣
So lucky THEY ARE.THOSE CAMERAS WERE THERE!!!
I wanted to watch this to see what my son is going to go through but maybe I should have waited 😅
He’s having the time of his life
Do you think your Marky Marc? lmfao best one
LOOOOOL I knew the second I saw how he was wearing his hat he was done for
+Weezy W I am 100 percent sure it was a little crooked and they made him turn it fully side ways to smoke him infront of the camera?
Rabbi Schlomo Shekelstein *you’re
They should try reasoning with the recruits instead of always hollering at them. It would be better for their self-esteem.
i am interested for joining army
I thought it used to be 8 weeks.
The Army told me I could be all I could be so I joined the Marines and bootcamp that would make the Army Drill Sergeant cry .... ;-)
just 5 more years then this at fort knox I can easily run though scouts has made me fit but not skinny.
Its here somewhere Drill Sgt. Lmfao 😂😂😂
So is this Basic Recruit training.. or trade specific infantry recruit training?
Basic recuit. Though the series extends past basic training into Infantry school. So really this is about OSUT (One Station Unit Training)
This is like the good part of Sand Hill
Damn first day and they already know someones name.... Not good lol
Oh my god....
Yeah I don't think I would be able to make it though boot camp at all.
I have to give these people credit for taking all that crap and breaking down to become soldiers, seriously these people fight for our county and they don't get enough credit or praise for their blood, sweat and effort.
darkyami12141 yeah, and this is them being soft. Theyre like demons when the cameras are off
Oh yeah, I've been in cadets and that's child's play compared to this. And even then it was hell for me.
darkyami12141 yep
Man. Stop thinking like that. You can go through this by not giving up. It's not hard. I actually miss BCT
darkyami12141 well good thing is is they didn't go through basic when I did and at the end of the day it's really not that hard I don't recall my drill sergeants being nearly as nice oh no that look like a cakewalk to me
they sure pussed the army up it seems
Fort Benning. The land that God forgot.
Thought that was Ft Polk
Unfortunately from what I understand Harmony Hill is no longer. Went through there in 1986. The drills and training was far more brutal than the "Starships" barracks and training elsewhere at Sand Hill.. No worries, it did me good. "Break the civilian right out of them". For sure. To make an Infantryman, you got to make an animal. My 1st Sgt told me once "we got to treat them like dogs and feed them 3 times a day". For sure. That's what makes an infatnryman.
Kids smiling in boot camp??? Things changed a lot in 30 yrs I guess.
3:18 there’s always that one guy smh.
looks rough I think ill stick to be a nieng a civ
this is not real what tranning is like they are makeing it a bit easy then what its really like because the camra.
not one cursed word.. yup.. it really must be like that lmfao
The cameras on dumbass. The army isn't allowed to curse on camera.
wish I could become a soldier
+pilot and animelover why can't you?
+Elliott White cuz he's a pilot and anime lover
+keanpepe I'm asthmatic though I never even need inhaler and I'm only 14😅
This is nothing like how bad the real thing will be.
Do you think you are marky mark