@@jaredcolbridge4186 Sergeant. We know what he meant. People is taking fun at your fellow colleague because of what also you can infere of his words... Of course, nobody will said it in his face lol!!! :P
"HOW ABOUT YOU OPEN YOUR MOUTH" & "NO!!! LOUDER!!!!OPEN YOUR MOUTH!!!!" & "ARE YOU SERIOUS MAYBE I SHOULD GET MY SISTER OVER HERE TO SHOW YOU HOW TO OPEN YOUR MOUTH RIGHT!!!"
I couldn’t even imagine being a DI, training killers for Like a year and then being put on a JROTC detail for an inspection and having to physically remember you have to take it easy on high school kids and you can’t kill them 😂😂
The first drill instructor was one of my DIs, sergeant Borjon, he was fresh from drill instructor school and came to our platoon in the second month...sorry to say but he was the weak link, his voice wasn’t loud, he wasn’t intimidating at all, he’d get super gassed out on our humps, I have respect for the guy but it was hard to take him serious throughout boot camp.
Solid Snake that’s usually what happens for fresh di’s. I had a di come to our platoon near the end of 2nd phase and the platoon would never scream for him.
I want to go to one these meets, prop up a chair with a bag of peanuts & a beer, and laugh my ass off. These kids are kindly getting a 20 min sample of what I received for 13 weeks of hazing hell, lol.
Mathias S. These are cadets dumbass, there’s no warfare involved in JROTC. Even then women should have the choice to participate in the military if they’re physically capable.
@@mathiass1999 bahaha no in my jrotc program females are mostly dominant in everything except one team. women can do anything men do. therefore nobody should experience the trauma of war. simple.
I'm a cadet Captain with my school's MCJROTC, and I have to say that this is sad to watch. Our SgtMaj would murder us if we ever sounded off weakly whatsoever. Advice for all cadets out there. Never fear a DI, because they smell fear. Our SgtMaj is a retired DI so I know first hand from my freshman year haha.
@@GamingwithKris2007 - 🤣🤣. I'll gladly yell at you!!! DROP DOWN AND GIVE ME 50 PUSHUPS NOW!!!!!!!! YOUR RESPONSE BETTER BE SIR AYE SIR!!! DO YOU UNDERSTAND MAGGOT!!!????
@@bigdee8189I want to join MCJROTC because I’m too young to join the military so this is the best I’m going to get, yeah they are military wannabes because they are too young to join the actual military and this is the closest thing they can get to the military
I've been scrolling through all of these cadet videos and i just love how they choose MC DI's to do these inspections XD i'm so glad I never had to deal with them while i was in.
Being an old Marine myself, there’s little reason to flame these high school cadets like this. They’re already nervous and scared. There are ways to make them stumble, THEN you flame them. Hopefully, these DIs debriefed these cadets afterwards.
honestly, all this shouting is completely meaningless when you do it all the time. You become desensitized. If they want a proper psychological impact, they'd go off at appropriate times to condition the cadet better.
I just happened across this vid randomly. 3 months after I left the depot, I recognize 2 of the Drill Instructor's as some of my former Instructors. Good times.
I know it doesn't look fun but being inspected is fun to me, expecially the yelling. It allows me to take out my stress without harming anybody and it feels great. Yelling inthe military is like having a normal conversation to civilians, well im i a AJROTC cadet. its very fun and exciting to do.
"Oh now you wanna friggin' sing to me, right recruit?" "Ayyyyyyyeeeeeeee siiiiiiiiiiiiirrrrr!" "Hello, dummy, you're about friggin' stupid, you know that?" "Yeeessssss siiiiiiiiiiiirrrr!"
That DI giving a calm little "eyeballs" was probably the most frightening thing I've seen in an inspection video. Not the immediate volume, no. It's what comes after.
I live in California and I've always wondered why my school doesn't have a JROTC program but I think I figured it out... They're just too damn liberal to let anyone do anything that might hurt their feelings.
I was also afjrotc drill, and can confidently say they looked shitty, we took home medals for our snap and flash, granted I imagine they were probably quite nervous given the situation lmao
Dunno how it works in JROTC, to be precise those are ribbons which CAN represent medals, but sometimes a ribbon is just a ribbon. They have more than I got in four years active duty AF...I had four, two medals, two ribbons, plus a badge. And I had more than a lot of my peers.
I live in the UK and our ATC used to be paired with an American base. Every so often an American Liaison Officer would come down and he had ribbons coming out of his ears. Asked him what they were for to which he replied "This one was for killing Osama or some shit, and I don't really know about the rest"
JROTC ribbons and medals are only relevant to JROTC, not the real military. That's why they have so many. When I was in JROTC I had ribbons/medals for shit like attendance, good grades, for participating in a school parade. None of them carry over to the real military.
Smissen Except that if it motivates people why not? I think a lot of kids who go into JROTC are looking for structure and rewarding good behavior is a part of that.
Smissen Well actually most of the ribbons you get are from actually being active in the JROTC program, not just the classroom stuff. I don't see why you're so bothered by fake ribbons that don't mean anything outside of JROTC.
I had an inspection yesterday, it was sooo weak!! I actually WANT a DI because they're scary people. 0.0 No other person on the planet scares me more than A Marine Corps Drill Instructor
+JawsFan27 The cadet was at inspection arms. He was seeing if the cadet would break his bearing and or do a different movement while at inspection arms.
nice, you guys use springfield's instead of M1 Garands now. i was the commander for this drill team from 2004-2006. looking sharp guys and gals, wish you all the best in this upcoming year. go ca-20014!
hey my AFJROTC unit's drill team will be competing here in 2011, (im the commander)... anyone have any tips or suggestions? this will be our first Drill Comp, ever (the team is only 3 years old), so we could use all the help we can get...
I can understand him just fine. But it's something you have to get used to. You're not always going to be able to hear clearly in a combat situation, or even a stressful situation. Adrenaline and background noise does that.
No. That's not the point. The point is that the DI's are scary as hell, dude. They stress you out. They're intimidating, and always breathing down your neck. It's stressful as fucking hell. There's a reason the Marines are some of the coolest heads in combat situations. They've been conditioned for it.
So this one inspection I had in boot camp... I got asked what what the components of grenade were... even tho that isn't something that you learn in boot camp... needless to say I looked it up in the manual when I had time back at the house.. I also got asked what the 7 lateral lines signify on the globe in the Eagle Globe and Ancor..
God I would be in so much trouble if I was in ROTC or the military, because I laugh when I'm being yelled or screamed at. Like, I can't hold it back, I laugh xD Its not that i find it funny, i think it's a panic reaction or something , idek
+Turtle Of Rage I definitely don't think it's funny , I just tend to laugh when I'm in situations that cause anxiety . I don't even mean to , it just happens .
Y’all wouldn’t be laughing or smiling when a drill sergeant is in your face screaming. Anxiety or not that shit is terrifying. And that’s from the Army, I couldn’t speak for the Marines
Excessive barking or not, it's his job to do that. He is a Drill INSPECTOR. He has the right to inspect the detail as he sees fit. Unless you guys have experience in a good Drill Inspection then don't comment. I bet you these cadets went home and studied their knowledge to the best of their ability and pressed their uniform to a T after this inspection. Besides, they're supposed to: "Improve my Mind and Strengthen my Body" It's something any cadet should do .
I've always wondered, on every military uniform that isn't for combat people always have those rectangles on their top left breast, what are they? I noticed some people have more than others.
God,I'm going to be nervous whenever I go to the Denton Ryan Drill Meet on September 26,2015. Mesquite High School will achieve victory,even though Sergeant Kinnel is gone.
@harkriz415 Bro, these are Air Force cadets, not Army. And the reason why is because it is good to have DI's from other branches do inspection is because they bring a new flavor to the inspection.
I think a drill is nessecary but if they are trying to teach something the screaming is not the way to do it. I never raised my voice in 22 years army (except on parade ofcource.) and got the boys to do what I wanted them to do.
They're not teaching. They're creating stress so that recruits or these particular cadets react as its second nature. Imprinted in their brain if you will. When you create stress commands and responses are second nature then.
I'm a Boys' Brigade in Malaysia and I had this experience before. All I see in this video is just too many mistakes the cadet did like didnt polish the uniform accessories and rifles very well. Should behave those.
1976 Ft Dix. Our DI’s did not scream, curse us, or curse at us. All Combat Inf vets, they trained us hard with a quiet intensity more profound than any screaming would have been. They carried themselves with a dignity that commanded our respect and caused us to respect each other. Instead of yelling; they made us LISTEN. Believe me or not. Read Sun Tzu. Read Musashi. Read the story of Gideon. Lord Thomas Dewar - "Minds are like parachutes: they only function when open."
Extrodius How is it BS? explain to me. DI''s do this to Marine recruits to stress them out and prepare them for the reality of war or at least come as close as possible to reality since war can't really be reproduced to train. These kinds of inspectors aren't too common but my unit still prepares for these. During inspection when the DI's yell, It helps them see how well prepared the cadets are.
TrueWW2History Reality of the war is to repeatedly yell at the enemy? My country went through the war reacently and this won't prepare you for that. This seems to be mental institution preparations rather than war. This doesn't seem to upgrade physical or mental fitness. Doesn't teach you tactics, formations or weapon usage. So how exactly does it help in war or help DI's figur out how well is someone prepared? Please explain
Okay.. for one. Marines in general have a stigma that we just absolutely love to purpetuate. 2. Its an inspection... the definition of an inspection is to check the person to make sure that all aspects of their uniform, weapon system, personal hygien, and knowledge is up to date and within regulation. When I was in Army JROTC I used to rune weekly uniform inspections. So I dont think its a hard concept to grasp.
The Champ Give them some respect they are protecting this nation as well. Before you say they aren't. They are the United States Air Force Auxiliary, and the civil air patrol participated in WWII and today they are continuing to protect us when there are natural disasters, search and rescue, supporting air force trainings etc.
At the MC jrotc inspection in my school we had to say sir. When the sergeant asked us a question we had to start of with sir and end with it. If we weren't loud enough they would make us repeat it. We didn't get yelled at as long as we kept it together.
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"Maybe I should get my sister over here to show you how to open your mouth!" In retrospect I bet he realized that was a poor choice of words.
Metazare Essedus I thought the same thing
RECRUIT DO YOUR MOUTH HAS A MALFUNCTION?
Maybe I should get YOUR sister*
He was saying his sister can scream louder than him Sgt Colbridge USMC
@@jaredcolbridge4186 Sergeant. We know what he meant. People is taking fun at your fellow colleague because of what also you can infere of his words... Of course, nobody will said it in his face lol!!! :P
"HOW ABOUT YOU OPEN YOUR MOUTH" & "NO!!! LOUDER!!!!OPEN YOUR MOUTH!!!!" & "ARE YOU SERIOUS MAYBE I SHOULD GET MY SISTER OVER HERE TO SHOW YOU HOW TO OPEN YOUR MOUTH RIGHT!!!"
Those Lines Crack Me Up
Catherine tt that's a drill instructor
I couldn’t even imagine being a DI, training killers for Like a year and then being put on a JROTC detail for an inspection and having to physically remember you have to take it easy on high school kids and you can’t kill them 😂😂
Irish_ Soldier124 ok
They know the difference
Oh.
Irish_ Soldier124 Ha ha
They do it all the time. I had a few Di's go to schools and a few of us were allowed to travel with him.
Training doesn't get any better than this. A day these Cadets will never forget
That girl was crying before it all started lol
Virtus Potentia where at
The first drill instructor was one of my DIs, sergeant Borjon, he was fresh from drill instructor school and came to our platoon in the second month...sorry to say but he was the weak link, his voice wasn’t loud, he wasn’t intimidating at all, he’d get super gassed out on our humps, I have respect for the guy but it was hard to take him serious throughout boot camp.
Solid Snake that’s usually what happens for fresh di’s. I had a di come to our platoon near the end of 2nd phase and the platoon would never scream for him.
It was his first tour, fresh di’s get it the worst doing all the annoying shit none of the other di’s want to do. It can wear on you
So why are you shitting on him in a public forum
I want to go to one these meets, prop up a chair with a bag of peanuts & a beer, and laugh my ass off. These kids are kindly getting a 20 min sample of what I received for 13 weeks of hazing hell, lol.
Troy Harris no beer?
Well a lot of these kids are going into the military so this sample is just a taste of what is to come
Catherine tt drill instructors not sergeants mam
Troy Harris man let me know when you going i got gas money
who cares what you received , doesn't make you any better than anyone else
Some of the best weeks of my life. Will never forget my DIs!! Forever in my mind and whatever soul left behind.
8:11 the girl looks like she's about to cry
Zachery Oberg Women shouldn’t be there
@@mathiass1999 just honestly stop...
PINKY Zz No. War is a primal instinct, and women shouldn’t have to experience it
Mathias S. These are cadets dumbass, there’s no warfare involved in JROTC. Even then women should have the choice to participate in the military if they’re physically capable.
@@mathiass1999 bahaha no in my jrotc program females are mostly dominant in everything except one team. women can do anything men do. therefore nobody should experience the trauma of war. simple.
Air Force JROTC being instructed by marines THIS MADE MY DAY XD!
Is That You John Wayne?
Is This Me?
@@P00katube Who said that?
WHO THE FUCK SAID THAT?
The marine sgt was waiting for crayons to be offered to him!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣. That made my day too!! No crayons for you blowhard!
I'm a cadet Captain with my school's MCJROTC, and I have to say that this is sad to watch. Our SgtMaj would murder us if we ever sounded off weakly whatsoever. Advice for all cadets out there. Never fear a DI, because they smell fear. Our SgtMaj is a retired DI so I know first hand from my freshman year haha.
I'm AFJROTC I want to be yelled at by a marine di
@@GamingwithKris2007 - 🤣🤣. I'll gladly yell at you!!! DROP DOWN AND GIVE ME 50 PUSHUPS NOW!!!!!!!! YOUR RESPONSE BETTER BE SIR AYE SIR!!! DO YOU UNDERSTAND MAGGOT!!!????
ALL JROTC is a joke, including MCJROTC!! Military wannabees!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@GamingwithKris2007- I'll YELL AT YOU!!!!! LET ME KNOW!!! 😂😂
@@bigdee8189I want to join MCJROTC because I’m too young to join the military so this is the best I’m going to get, yeah they are military wannabes because they are too young to join the actual military and this is the closest thing they can get to the military
I've been scrolling through all of these cadet videos and i just love how they choose MC DI's to do these inspections XD i'm so glad I never had to deal with them while i was in.
Who brought the Crayola crayons??? Marines love them...food for the SCREAMING!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Being an old Marine myself,
there’s little reason to flame these high school cadets like this. They’re already nervous and scared. There are ways to make them stumble, THEN you flame them. Hopefully, these DIs debriefed these cadets afterwards.
Overwatch when they join they get a debrief on how inspections go so it’s not that bad
honestly, all this shouting is completely meaningless when you do it all the time. You become desensitized. If they want a proper psychological impact, they'd go off at appropriate times to condition the cadet better.
I concur 100.
An old school snowflake
"How about you open your mouth!" LOL 😂😂😂😂
1:06 the Dll raps like eminem ,, good flow.. (¿
I just happened across this vid randomly. 3 months after I left the depot, I recognize 2 of the Drill Instructor's as some of my former Instructors. Good times.
the fact that they all just walked at order arms, just wow. If I had done that at Parris Island I would have been destroyed.
That really threw me off too
Chair force drill sarnt. "They'll be fine."
Chair force cadets. "Oh shi..."
Senior Marine Drill instructor. "Release the dogs, devil!"
Hahaha this is awesome👍
Since when does Air Force say "ay ay sir" 7:15
I'll make a guess: When the DI says "you will respond to me with 'AYE AYE SIR'"
When the DI is a Marine?
There just air force cadets let em live
Comander Spartan lel
No there Chair force Cadets
If you were in the Air Force you would know how to use the proper *they're*.
Comander Spartan no quarter!!!😂
Comander Spartan PULL *shoots* woops shot that bird out the sky
0:25 Dude in the background is cracking up.
I fuckin love the Marine Corps
paolo guerra "yessssssss sirrrrrrr!"
Errrr
These guys are afjrotc
ZMartian and those are marine drill instructors
YOOOO....legit i think i own this place
I know it doesn't look fun but being inspected is fun to me, expecially the yelling. It allows me to take out my stress without harming anybody and it feels great. Yelling inthe military is like having a normal conversation to civilians, well im i a AJROTC cadet. its very fun and exciting to do.
The DI inspecting the last row was one of my DI's :D I miss those days.
Me: *screams so loud that glass shatters from every building in the US*
Drill Sergeant: NOOOO! SCREAM LOOOOUUUUDDDDDEEEEERRRRRRRRRRRR
Daniel O'Brien Drill Instructor****
"Oh now you wanna friggin' sing to me, right recruit?" "Ayyyyyyyeeeeeeee siiiiiiiiiiiiirrrrr!" "Hello, dummy, you're about friggin' stupid, you know that?" "Yeeessssss siiiiiiiiiiiirrrr!"
That DI giving a calm little "eyeballs" was probably the most frightening thing I've seen in an inspection video.
Not the immediate volume, no. It's what comes after.
Getting yelled at by a DI was never fun. Watching a DI yell at other people is hilarious. Especially these young kids.
I remember geting chewd by one of those drill instructor when I was in MRP
I laughed as soon as I heard "well I guess I'll freakin say good morning to you, right?"
" _"Good morning"?! WHAT THE FUCK IS SO GOD DAMN GOOD ABOUT IT?!?!?_ "
I live in California and I've always wondered why my school doesn't have a JROTC program but I think I figured it out... They're just too damn liberal to let anyone do anything that might hurt their feelings.
AJ G lpl^
It could just be a private School.
There are JROTC programs in Cal. Such as the Ca-954 corp in Placer county or i belive McClachty High school
Yeah and thats why the DEPOT is located in Cali, Right?
Maybe you should know what you’re talking about before you open your mouth...I served with plenty of Marines from California
I know JROTC Cadets have more Ribbons & Medals than Chesty Puller.
Matt Moon the medals and ribbons in JROTC stand for different things then the true military ribbons.
joshua holmes no shit
im sorry but yall drill is so sloppy and weak.
Grant Jefferson it’s high school stupid
@@fattony5331 I'm on a high school drill team and we a lot sharper than that. We wont even accept that from our jv
I was also afjrotc drill, and can confidently say they looked shitty, we took home medals for our snap and flash, granted I imagine they were probably quite nervous given the situation lmao
@@zacharybrewer5650 yeah. What team where you on?
@@DRat_ MO-951 Lshs flying tigers.
I was in a week long boot camp like this. YOU.CAN.NEVER.SCREAM. LOUD.ENOUGH.
Since when do high school cadets have 10 - 15 medals ? They even have more medals than European combat veterans. 'Murica ?
Dunno how it works in JROTC, to be precise those are ribbons which CAN represent medals, but sometimes a ribbon is just a ribbon. They have more than I got in four years active duty AF...I had four, two medals, two ribbons, plus a badge. And I had more than a lot of my peers.
I live in the UK and our ATC used to be paired with an American base. Every so often an American Liaison Officer would come down and he had ribbons coming out of his ears. Asked him what they were for to which he replied "This one was for killing Osama or some shit, and I don't really know about the rest"
JROTC ribbons and medals are only relevant to JROTC, not the real military. That's why they have so many. When I was in JROTC I had ribbons/medals for shit like attendance, good grades, for participating in a school parade. None of them carry over to the real military.
Smissen
Except that if it motivates people why not? I think a lot of kids who go into JROTC are looking for structure and rewarding good behavior is a part of that.
Smissen Well actually most of the ribbons you get are from actually being active in the JROTC program, not just the classroom stuff. I don't see why you're so bothered by fake ribbons that don't mean anything outside of JROTC.
I would have loved the chance to inspect that DI. Maybe a shirt that fits to begin?
Someone translate the language the inspector is talking
He's speaking DI... it's not exactly a transfer of information as most language is, it's more of a verbal dismembering.
You're a maggot.
I had an inspection yesterday, it was sooo weak!! I actually WANT a DI because they're scary people. 0.0 No other person on the planet scares me more than A Marine Corps Drill Instructor
Any of these in Michigan I could straighten my self up a bit more
google it.
There is nothing like a DI yelling in your face to shake you to your core.
6:25 loss of bearing
Good to see its still up and running, miss this program
Why'd that DI salute when the cadet was at inspection arms?
+JawsFan27 The cadet was at inspection arms. He was seeing if the cadet would break his bearing and or do a different movement while at inspection arms.
nice, you guys use springfield's instead of M1 Garands now. i was the commander for this drill team from 2004-2006. looking sharp guys and gals, wish you all the best in this upcoming year. go ca-20014!
DI: *calmly says* “eyeballs”
Cadet: CLICK SIR!
DI: *calmly says* “what’s that huh?”
Cadet: DIRT SIR!
DI: DIRT RIGHT!!!
lmao I lost it 😂
Cadet: Is That You John Wayne?
Is This Me?
hey my AFJROTC unit's drill team will be competing here in 2011, (im the commander)... anyone have any tips or suggestions? this will be our first Drill Comp, ever (the team is only 3 years old), so we could use all the help we can get...
"Lancaster"? was it named by a Brit?
Lancaster, CA
Americans are British... American is just a nationality and a sub-culture of British.
... no we're not. Not even close...
GotzMaDskiTTlez Yes, you were with Britain some time ago look it up
Azoth Marcusovich just because you live in America doesn't mean your a Brit , you can be from another part of Europe , Asia, Africa, or Latin American
The funniest one is the West Point Drill Team, where one cadet says “YES SIIIIIIIIIIIR”
can marine di's actually talk instead of barking?
The Barking is to get Marine Corps Recruits and ROTC used to keeping a cool head in stressful environments.
yea....you can still yell and everything, but not being able to understand what someone is saying is just stupid.
I can understand him just fine. But it's something you have to get used to. You're not always going to be able to hear clearly in a combat situation, or even a stressful situation. Adrenaline and background noise does that.
...at the same time, in a combat situation people aren't going to intentionally try to be hard to understand.
No. That's not the point. The point is that the DI's are scary as hell, dude. They stress you out. They're intimidating, and always breathing down your neck. It's stressful as fucking hell. There's a reason the Marines are some of the coolest heads in combat situations. They've been conditioned for it.
So this one inspection I had in boot camp... I got asked what what the components of grenade were... even tho that isn't something that you learn in boot camp... needless to say I looked it up in the manual when I had time back at the house.. I also got asked what the 7 lateral lines signify on the globe in the Eagle Globe and Ancor..
The screaming is to test them to see if they lose their bearing...
He talk to the dude with the paper in a whisper than instantly scream at the person getting the inspection 😂
God I would be in so much trouble if I was in ROTC or the military, because I laugh when I'm being yelled or screamed at. Like, I can't hold it back, I laugh xD Its not that i find it funny, i think it's a panic reaction or something , idek
I felt the same thing but then a DI yelled at me for 5 minutes for mispronouncing the president's title. I can attest to it not being funny.
+Turtle Of Rage I definitely don't think it's funny , I just tend to laugh when I'm in situations that cause anxiety . I don't even mean to , it just happens .
+Alli Voxx I tend to laugh in situations of anxiety too but for whatever reason it's not the same.
That’s usually when they start spitting while they yell in your face and you can’t wipe it off. Just yell back. They’ll fix that problem lol
Y’all wouldn’t be laughing or smiling when a drill sergeant is in your face screaming. Anxiety or not that shit is terrifying. And that’s from the Army, I couldn’t speak for the Marines
“Open your frickin disgusting mouth” hahaha classic.
I would rather stay with my career, this is madness
NO... THIS IS SPAAARTTAAAAA
It's well thought out madness.
Some people enjoy the madness and are going into the madness for something bigger than themselves
I didn't know you carried the weapon by the barrel with the weapon by your legs while you walked, that's new to me
***** no its an actual drill movment
Yep. It's called Trail Arms.
When fly boys meet marines.
Excessive barking or not, it's his job to do that. He is a Drill INSPECTOR. He has the right to inspect the detail as he sees fit. Unless you guys have experience in a good Drill Inspection then don't comment. I bet you these cadets went home and studied their knowledge to the best of their ability and pressed their uniform to a T after this inspection.
Besides, they're supposed to:
"Improve my Mind and Strengthen my Body"
It's something any cadet should do .
Dangit lets see him chew out the female!
Adam Eastman God knows females crying is like a shark drawn to a fish
Adam Eastman these guys already know they’re superior it’s just the soy boys and university kids who think they’re the same
@Chloe Ben-Iesau Or war. Can you imagine?
@Gacko2311 they are high school students taking a jrotc program. and no the DI's are marines
17:15 break of protocol
I've always wondered, on every military uniform that isn't for combat people always have those rectangles on their top left breast, what are they? I noticed some people have more than others.
I've never been in the military, but I crave this type of environment!
You lucky dude my HS doesn't have any JROTC but The Marine recruiters always come by.... Going to enlist, gonna start training with my sgt. soon.
God,I'm going to be nervous whenever I go to the Denton Ryan Drill Meet on September 26,2015. Mesquite High School will achieve victory,even though Sergeant Kinnel is gone.
I get the drills/cadence and all that, but what do they get ribbons for? The comps? That kid has a sizable board...
Some of you obviously don't know what we do in the army JROTC program...
SCREAM AY SIR
Sun KiNGGG not every program does that and Nooo it's more than that
Lol no i wouldn't know im not apart of jrotc in the army or at all
Rmx6199 that's only for the higher ranks we have some but they're locked up in a cabinet so we can't touch them
John Doe who's being a bitch you fucking creepier fuck outta here with the bullshit 👉🚪 #NoLife
@harkriz415 Bro, these are Air Force cadets, not Army. And the reason why is because it is good to have DI's from other branches do inspection is because they bring a new flavor to the inspection.
I think a drill is nessecary but if they are trying to teach something the screaming is not the way to do it. I never raised my voice in 22 years army (except on parade ofcource.) and got the boys to do what I wanted them to do.
They're not teaching. They're creating stress so that recruits or these particular cadets react as its second nature. Imprinted in their brain if you will. When you create stress commands and responses are second nature then.
This is a test not training
Witte Snaauw shut the fuck up poser
Last week I got screamed at by 2 DI’s at once it was fun lol
I started laughing when he said "HOW BOUT YOU OPEN YOUR MOUTH!!!" lol
I'm a Boys' Brigade in Malaysia and I had this experience before. All I see in this video is just too many mistakes the cadet did like didnt polish the uniform accessories and rifles very well. Should behave those.
Boys' Brigade?
@@noco7243 Yes. 'Pengakap' in our language.
Cool. I miss these days. I had a bunch of fun in JROTC. :)
@1:30 in the back laughing lucky they didn't get caught laughing cause they would've been smoked
1976 Ft Dix. Our DI’s did not scream, curse us, or curse at us. All Combat Inf vets, they trained us hard with a quiet intensity more profound than any screaming would have been. They carried themselves with a dignity that commanded our respect and caused us to respect each other. Instead of yelling; they made us LISTEN. Believe me or not. Read Sun Tzu. Read Musashi. Read the story of Gideon.
Lord Thomas Dewar - "Minds are like parachutes: they only function when open."
lol the black dude was my DI
I've never seen so many upside down ribbon racks in my life-
not the best.. the most theatrical ..keep it real..they will respect authority and thrive in combat
evans johnny this type of thing only really happens in basic.
they're ribbons - they're awards and decorations for the dress uniform that are received for different achievements
Never in my life I've seen stupidest thing. Where are DI's recruited from? Psychiatry?
This is an actual thing and it's not stupid
I'm sorry but it's stupid and ridiculous to me. I know it's actual thing and I've never seen bigger BS in my life.
Extrodius How is it BS? explain to me. DI''s do this to Marine recruits to stress them out and prepare them for the reality of war or at least come as close as possible to reality since war can't really be reproduced to train. These kinds of inspectors aren't too common but my unit still prepares for these. During inspection when the DI's yell, It helps them see how well prepared the cadets are.
This isnt stupid. DI are TRAINED to speak and yell at recruits.
TrueWW2History Reality of the war is to repeatedly yell at the enemy? My country went through the war reacently and this won't prepare you for that. This seems to be mental institution preparations rather than war.
This doesn't seem to upgrade physical or mental fitness. Doesn't teach you tactics, formations or weapon usage. So how exactly does it help in war or help DI's figur out how well is someone prepared? Please explain
god damn, the drill sergeants aren't taking anyone's shit, but they are honest though props for that
zombie crew inc. there called drill instructors
Wait this is Air Force junior rotc?
I'm wondering how many schools got the honor with distinction and got the wreath
Okay.. for one. Marines in general have a stigma that we just absolutely love to purpetuate. 2. Its an inspection... the definition of an inspection is to check the person to make sure that all aspects of their uniform, weapon system, personal hygien, and knowledge is up to date and within regulation. When I was in Army JROTC I used to rune weekly uniform inspections. So I dont think its a hard concept to grasp.
Their C/CMSGT ribbon rack is upside down.
This warms my heart ❤️
Only cause you weren't there. I was, it ain't that warm...but still, I appreciated it hindsight.
Why does the team commander have a medal with his ribbons? Is it different at other schools?
does it seem like the DI's head is smaller than his campaign cover?
Classic drill instructor yelling from 20 ft away scream out your face
What does the person with the clip board do.
What happened to "Port Arms" before Marching? 💀🤦🏽♀️
Taylor Hill i dont know anything about marching or commands, but this was in 2010, im pretty sure some things would have changed
It's not required to move a flight it just looks cleaner
Haha I work with one of those guys now and were about have good ol TBT this week, no one in the command knows about this video
Courey Matthews most funny military cadet
that's AFJROTC with Marines DIs, which is pretty dang interesting to me. and Army JROTC? Hooah!
Marinebigman are you in this video?
I really like the spectators who are so confused as to what they are seeing
Were there any CIvil Air Patrol cadets there?
Brennan Main yes there was he was dual enrolled in Jrotc and cap. He has the curry achievement ribbon. I believe second element leader.
Cool
Brennan Main too bad civil air patrol is retarded.
The Champ Give them some respect they are protecting this nation as well. Before you say they aren't. They are the United States Air Force Auxiliary, and the civil air patrol participated in WWII and today they are continuing to protect us when there are natural disasters, search and rescue, supporting air force trainings etc.
Why do kids in high school have a ton of medal ribbons?
0:51 wrong wrong wrong, you’re supposed to go to port arms before marching off.
No you don't. You "can" march at order arms for a few places and then be called to "port".
At the MC jrotc inspection in my school we had to say sir. When the sergeant asked us a question we had to start of with sir and end with it. If we weren't loud enough they would make us repeat it. We didn't get yelled at as long as we kept it together.
Jake Jones
How difficult is it to say “aye aye sergeant “?
Wait arent you supposed to take the rifle with your right hand?