This is so weird to see this channel. Both of my grandfathers fought in this division from 1941-1945. They didn’t meet until my parents married five decades after they fought together.
Damn, I was born to soon. An inn on base or pick a nice hotel! Wtf. My first night with the 25th was a rocket attack at Tay Ninh base camp and a major ground attack. Vietnam may 69
I got bussed straight from the airport to my unit in 86. Bco 5/14th Golden Dragons. Tip - Start doing a lot of lower body workouts if you're infantry. The terrain there can be brutal.
For mountain training use a stair master and wear a ruck sack with at least 40 lbs. It makes all the difference in the world to combine cardio and good leg burns.
I came there in 1984......for some reason we stayed the first night at Fort Shafter then I think I stayed in D Quad for 2 days...….I remember I was with a black guy who smelled so bad...……. he smelled like a dead dear in the woods from never taking a shower.......saw my first rainbow that day.....my first roommate at my unit was an E-5 Vietnam Vet who had just come back in.....a lifetime ago......Wow...……..
I know a dude who spent 2 1/2 out of his 3 years in Replacement; he said he does the most than anyone there, and even that was an exaggeration of how little he works lol
@@asimhusain8087 that sucks. When I was there in May, 2017 they told us to pick up cigarette butts off the ground. I just chilled in my room the entire time
@The Last Ryder the original comment that we are all replying to... definitely had the tone of those horrible "grown here, not flown here" bumper stickers. Also, I'd say that the replying inquiry is justified given the implication and connotation of "keep Hawaii Hawaiian?"
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This man sounds dead inside lol
All E-7 sound like that lol
Try spending 3 years in Division there and you too will sound dead inside
He is
This is so weird to see this channel. Both of my grandfathers fought in this division from 1941-1945. They didn’t meet until my parents married five decades after they fought together.
Cool video! Respect from Europe! God Bless America!!!
Damn, I was born to soon. An inn on base or pick a nice hotel! Wtf. My first night with the 25th was a rocket attack at Tay Ninh base camp and a major ground attack. Vietnam may 69
I got bussed straight from the airport to my unit in 86. Bco 5/14th Golden Dragons. Tip - Start doing a lot of lower body workouts if you're infantry. The terrain there can be brutal.
What exercises do you recommend?
For mountain training use a stair master and wear a ruck sack with at least 40 lbs. It makes all the difference in the world to combine cardio and good leg burns.
So different from 1983... 2 days in processing. Small quad quarters. Went right next door to Charlie Co. 1 /35 Inf. The Cacti..
I came there in 1984......for some reason we stayed the first night at Fort Shafter then I think I stayed in D Quad for 2 days...….I remember I was with a black guy who smelled so bad...……. he smelled like a dead dear in the woods from never taking a shower.......saw my first rainbow that day.....my first roommate at my unit was an E-5 Vietnam Vet who had just come back in.....a lifetime ago......Wow...……..
@@US_ARMY_25_INF._DIV. lots of rainbows in Hawaii. I saw a few double rainbows.
1/27th Wolfhounds 1983-84.
35th IR isn’t regimentalized anymore. I’ve been with 2-35IN for 3+ years and am about to leave the island. Take Arms, bro!
@@ginoferiante7140 1-27 2005-09
It’s great. There’s gonna be Hula dancers welcoming you, you’ll be able to surf and have fun in the sun. The locals are great!
Working at Replacement must be a sham job.
I know a dude who spent 2 1/2 out of his 3 years in Replacement; he said he does the most than anyone there, and even that was an exaggeration of how little he works lol
His Dudeness How the hell you even get that gig?
blue diamond gem they are Brigade taskings. Someone from DIV HHBN will push them out to BDE, and BDE will disseminate
@@HisDudeness1986 when I got there in April 1986 they made us MOP their floors when that was their AO
@@asimhusain8087 that sucks. When I was there in May, 2017 they told us to pick up cigarette butts off the ground. I just chilled in my room the entire time
The Army will fuck up a wet dream.
Keep hawaii hawaiian 🤙🏽 make sure to respect the land and culture to 🤙🏽
Are you one of those people who are racist against whites and foreigners in general?
@The Last Ryder And I was just asking. What makes you think I'm a boot? I'm not a marine, nor have I been in basic for over a year
@The Last Ryder the original comment that we are all replying to... definitely had the tone of those horrible "grown here, not flown here" bumper stickers. Also, I'd say that the replying inquiry is justified given the implication and connotation of "keep Hawaii Hawaiian?"
@@newbietubie I get you I think Atlas is a little bitch boy who was like a 20 year SK that hated his life.
You mean American?
Schofield Inn looks WAY more plush than it did in 1992.
I was there 86-87 we didn't have that back then they use to call tripler crippler I'm glad that I ets
@@asimhusain8087 well, my wife and I used it temporarily when I ETSed in 1993 and it was a fleabag then. Looks like you dodged a bullet.
I was there 1998-2001. 1-21 Inf. Spent about a week at replacement barracks.
Is this a paid vacation?
...no
if only... 60+hr work weeks, with Army BS every step of the way! Oh, and deployments.
The NSA job is a paid vacation
Schofield Barracks is one of the worse places in the Army.
unless you are assigned to SOCPAC, do not get on that van you do not in-process with the conventional Army
i want to be a pilot in Hawaii for helicopters do I have to be army or airforce?
Army
You gone be a pilot wherever the army wants you to be one my guy 😂😂sorry ya don’t get to pick
@@moegangxbeethygang2764 active duty yes
@@kilow9220 you ain't getting Hawaii brotha.
@@antoniofranco77 guess what I got Hawaii!!
So this is where my grandpas brother was, his brother was sgt robert eugene goodlin, he fought in vietnam and was a bronze star recipitent
It’s baggage claim 19 now
Damn... no freedom 😆, glad I’m Air Force
Why so much