Battle Stations 21 - Navy Boot Camp
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
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It's the only remaining video when Battle Stations 21 was developed. This video was for high ranking Navy senior leadership to view. Since public funds were used in the making of the film, it was released as "Approved for Public Release. Distribution Unlimited".
After this I teared up when I heard “Proud to be an American “ cause i realized what I really bestowed on my life was great honor and I won’t never forget that moment after battle station . #HooyahNavy
Upon further research of battlestations, and finding tons of pictures, this video, and an article from Popular Mechanics where a civilian was allowed to participate, I have come to the conclusion that the Pgae 13 we signed is a joke.
I can agree. I just finished boot camp last week
Civilian here who participated in all events.You still are not supposed to talk about it, especially to new recruits. Which is why at the capping ceremony they tell you to not talk to recruits about any aspects of the events. There are parts of certain evolutions that need to be figured out by the recruits.
What is Page 13?
hooyah bullshit page 13 *wheeze*
@@kathysellberg8840it’s a document the navy makes you sign to basically use as legal binding incase you break it
As a Flight Surgeon from the USS Intrepid who helped care for the survivors of the USS Forrestal disaster in 1967 and as a co-author of the medical accident report of that event I am pleased to see that the US Navy has incorporated into its training some lessons learned from that horrific tragedy.
Thank you, sir, for your service.
when i went though, the event with passing ammo was unwinnable (before BST21). the compartment flooded no matter what you did. years later i ran into and asked one of my RDC's about it (this was before BST21 was completed) and he told me "you weren't meant to 'win' the event, it was meant to teach y'all to do your job even though you were drowning"
cameron zero So it’s basically the Koboyashi Maru.
When I went through it, we actually got all the ammo moved before it was too late.
I was the team leader for that evolution and we got it done, but then again we were able to apply a jubilee patch and/or shut off the firemain supply
we did Battlestations in NWU'S with no helmets with the USS Trayer, I remember falling down in the mess decks and tearing my leg open, and getting pinkeye, the next 6 hours I could hardly walk or see, glad it was over and I didn't have to do it again.
In 2002 we did the ship drills on the USS Marlinespike. And we ran around the base all night waking up Divisions until the sun came up. That was pretty damn fun. In the end it was worth it. My division couldn't eat sweets until after Battle Stations. That meal we had in the galley after Battle Stations ended was the shit. Div. 139, Ship 02
It was the shit or it was shit? I remember all food we had at Great Mistakes being shit. lol
I remember running that in the dead of winter 1999, god it sucked but I would not change the experience for anything.
H1nerd1 Me too, winter of 2005. Had a 104 degree fever after.
What I think is funny is that it was my division that they showed at the end when they were talking about the switching ball caps. Thing was we did the original battle stations a couple days prior. We were there just for video purposes didn't even do 21.
They tried to tell us all this shit was secret and we could get punished for saying anything about it. Yet here she is
IKR? NDA my ass.
I was actually about to ask if Recruits were still informed to keep quiet about Battle Stations 21. I went through it in 2007, so I wasn't sure how they were doing it now.
We all signed those pg 13's for nothing. Just a scare tactic.
Trey we are still told to not say anything and we still cannot read our blue coat manual till after battle stations, but some like me found ways to read it anyway.
Mark C we were able to read that whenever we wanted to
this is actually a bit against the page 13 everyone signs before we go to battle stations this does ruin the surprise by a lot
Delta see, no one even mentioned battle stations to me before I went, so it was still, well...
I was in the first division to go through in 07
@@americanmilitiaman88 what division were you in? I was in 212. We ran it in June 2007.
@@zombiesatethem 931 i got to bootcamp May 1
@@americanmilitiaman88May 3 here. Nice.
Edit: your division is mentioned in my Keel book, even cooler. Hadn't pulled that thing out in years. Cerullo, Grant and Husmann
Holy shit I never thought I’d see this again.
Quite different from when I ran it in 1999 we actually ran around the base to all the events it was very fun
ME TOO DIV 053
Did it in 1997. Remember yelling at all the "Ships" trying to wake everyone up at oh god hundred like the divisions before used to do to us ;)
+RUDEBOYEl I ran the old battlestations in 98...div 210 USS Seawolf.
RUDEBOYEl I ran the old BS in 2005, they we're building the new one then.
Ran the old Battle Station in 2005! Division 264
I was in the second group of the first graduating class in 97 to do this!!! it was brutal but awesome!! Division 324!!
Amanda Cottingham I was one of the last few divisions to run the old battle stations. My division failed, and we had to do it again with only 3 hours of sleep in between runs. SUCKED! Division 056, 2005.
I can't even imagine how awful it would be to have failed
This sends chills up my spine. I am a proud Mom of a US Navy Recruit/soon to be Sailor !! Go Navy!! #HooyahNavy
My son is doing this sometime over the next two days !!!! Thank you for uploading this video
what is he doing in the navy i was an AD ( jet engine mechanic ).
+NJ UNDERGROUND how was the life as an AD im trying to gain more knowledge about it so hopefully one day I can become one. Thanks for your service
Gabriel Williamson thank you...honestly i got screwed over and ended up working a desk job. i was stationed on MCAS beaufort south carolina. it was a marine base and they had the jet shop close so i never really did my job while i was there...choose your rate, choose your fate.
The guy didn't mention 48 to 72 hours of no sleep during battle stations and m16 shooting.
They don't do M16 shooting in Navy boot camp. Only the Mossburg Shotgun and the Beretta M9 pistol.
Craig PIRGifts Not even the shotgun anymore. Graduated May 5th, 2017, only half a day of simulation for pistol then life fire next day. Didn't shoot the M500 till MA A school.
You're actually lucky. In boot camp they recalled the ammo, so there is no live fire, thus no one is earning the marksmanship ribbon... They still don't have ammo as of today 7-27-17
Craig PIRGifts They must have took it out after I graduated 5/5/17. I did live fire with live rounds. It wasn't much training, but atleast it was real rounds.
David Ealy as of october they didn't have it, I graduated 22NOV17
I remember this me& my ARPOC ,& several others had to run it all over again,this time w a 900Division...#greatlakes2000
This is way different than when I ran it in 1998....
If you didn't cry when your Chief handed you your US Navy ballcap you're either a liar or you didn't care enough in the first place ijs
I feel like this video breaks a page 13, still a fun night though
God bless and protect our Sailors!
Battle stations back in 2000 during the summer when i was there was pretty different from today
I loved Battlestations
They played this video before stations for me did they for y’all
I made the last cruise on the uss forrestal love watching these
Smoke was secured for us because the machine was broken. We were over trained for batglestations making it far too simple. I almost broke my arm though. They hit us over dumb shit too. But Div 342 aced it as we did everything. 06Aug21
I asked this question on another video but I would like input from Navy guys here as well. The Army, AF and Marines have they culmination exercise staged over several days but yet the Navy's Battlestations lasts but 12 hrs. Do you think this exercise should be lengthened to 24, 30 or even 36 hrs to give recruits a more realistic idea of life and problems aboard ship? This question is being asked from the viewpoint of a career AF veteran. Go Navy and thanks for your Service.
Well, you start Battle Stations around 8pm.. So, you're actually up for about 29ish hours. You do all your regular day-to-day stuff, do Battle Stations at night, then back to barracks around noon. It's not bad, but you're not supposed to talk about it to anyone other than those who went through it. I went through in 2007.
To add more, the only scenario I experienced close to this was having a water pump on one of our Diesel Generators blow. Water went everywhere and it took about 18 hours to fix the issue. A longer Battle Stations wouldn't prepare for that. It covers the basics and that's about all you can ask for, majority of experience comes once you get to the fleet. I wouldn't want to experience anything else from Battle Stations onboard a ship.
The thing to remember is once you get out to the fleet you have had your individual rating training. you only learn the very basics at boot camp. you specialize in what specific area of damage control you perform. for instance I was on the shoring team for my repair locker. Running the general quarters (battle stations) on the ship usually ran 1-2 hours depending on the scenario. When I did this in 97 we ran across the base between activities and were already tired and hungry be fore we even started. I honestly don't think there would be any benefit to going longer.
San Dieago Boot Camp didn't have training like station like this. Some this similar.
It doesn't show you all of it i think
SportDogg2008 it surely don't.
They play this right before battle stations lol
well i leave aug 12 2014 lets this video help me
Andrew Segala did it lol
PIR 11.14.14////Hooyah!
Last time I checked this is still classified, how did you get a hold of this
"Classified"
Amazing everything they cut out of battle stations for us >_> thanks shitty funding.
So fuck a page 13 right
Division 264 in 2005
Division 019-great lakes 2000,HOOOOOOYAHHHHH#ANCHORSAWEIGH
this sucked.