Bro unless you hate yourself, don't enlist in the USMC. They are extremely mismanaged and underfunded. The only things they got going for them is that they have the best looking uniforms and Camp Pendleton.
@@amalamal-xe9md yes and graduated on stage meritoriously as a squad leader. I went to college first and then joined. I was in third battalion platoon 3031 Lima company. My senior drill instructor was Sergeant Ratliff
@@mybatteryisalmostdeadYes. The last time USMC boot camp was really tough was the early 2000s. The runs were longer and the quarterdeck sessions were longer. There was a recruit that drowned in 2008 and it got a lot easier after that.
I have a stepson in Parris Island right now. He is in Mike Company 3065. Their crucible starts at 2am on 8-29-24. Graduation will be 9-13-24. I have so much respect and admiration for any man or woman who signs up voluntarily. If i am lucky enough to have any veterans read this comment, allow me to say THANK YOU! Even though I don't know you personally, i have so much love in my heart for you.
RAAAHH!!! Graduated last year december 1st am currently in the fleet! When i look back at these type of vids im feel so nostalgic and feel proud to be a US Marine OOHH RAAAHH!!!!🔥💪😤I wish ur stepson the best if he made it this far hes def gonna conquer the cruicible!
@@milesbridges1858Back in 1978 I was in ur position. Joining the Marines was the best thing I ever did! One hell of an experience. You won’t ever feel what you will feel at graduation again in life. Made awesome friends, traveled half the world. It helped in the civilian world when I got out. The confidence never leaves you. I joined the police force in my city and had a 33 year career in law enforcement. I’m now retired with a great pension and awesome memories. Don’t hesitate, join and help yourself while your buddies are stuck neutral. Good luck!
Same. I’ve been feeling down bc I’ve been struggling to get seen for a waiver but this shit gives me the motivation to keep pushing harder for it because I want to become a marine.
My grandfather went through something similar. When he went in at 15, it was in 1939 as a Reservist. His unit got called up to fight in the Pacific during WW2. He was in for 16 years. During that time, he was a drill instructor and taught H2H combat to other recruits. Leonard Lee Ellison 07/21/1924 - 11/08/2001 Semper Fi
Best thing any young man or women can do. You learn so many life lessons and it will help you be ahead of your peers when you decide to transition into a civilian. Semper Fi! Stay disciplined Devil Dogs
I was in United States Marine Corps Recruit Training in MCRD, San Diego, California 50 years ago. I'm now 67 years and 8-months old, and I'll be 67 years and 9 months old next week. Yet, I am actually stronger today than when I was an active-duty United States Marine Corps 0331 M-60 Machine Gunner. Biologically aging hasn't made me weaker, but stronger.
31:55 REALLY takes me back, I remember slogging through those 9 miles. Feet were on fire and I thought they would fall off, but once I formed up on that parade deck and that music started playing. Tears were rolling and I couldn't stop crying, I'll never forget that. Aug-Dec 2020 PLT 1090 SDI SGT ORR!
I still remember when the bus arrived at P.I. in 1981. A muscular DI stepped onto the doorway of the bus and yelled, "You've got about 30 seconds to get off my bus and get on the yellow footprints and 10 of them have already past." He was so imposing that few wanted to get close to him so somebody popped the emergency hatch at the back of the bus. One recruit was trying to climb out the side window. It was an array of total fear and confusion.
I ship out in a week and I'm excited, and scared but I'm aware that the road ahead is not all sunshine and rainbows, but I know it will be worth the Title in the end.( edit I remembered what I wrote here and how I would come back to it I'm a marine now)
@@possiblegames2953 Good luck to both of you. Recently graduated from Parris Island myself with Kilo Company 3rd Battalion. Don't take what they say personally, follow instructions, and you will be fine.
Good luck! Just remember it's only 3 months and each day has to end at some point. Embrace every moment because in the blink of an eye your contract will be over.
Shark, if you read this, learn how to be loud as fuck and learn to stretch your vocal chords till you can scream louder than you possibly can, because thats your new life in basic, every moment. develop that undertone bass asap so your throat doesnt bleed. bear growls.... "aauuuhhHHHHHHH"
@GickelsGaming hello I read your comment! I yell all the time and in a house that is constantly yelling. I think I'm good with yelling but I do understand everything is serious. I will definitely take it into consideration 👍
Got to watch this years ago, first hand. Was a DoD civilian working at Parris Island. We were helping upgrade some computer systems and other minor things, when one of the sergeants (some kind of clerk I think) tasked with helping us, asked if we wanted to see something fun. His idea of fun was getting us down in our NWU's, watching as new boots arrived. All the while he kept a running commentary up about which of the boots he thought were going to make it, who was going to be trouble, and who got lost on the way to the Air Force. Those boots kept shooting glances at us. Four guys in navy camo, with tennis shoes on. I often wonder what the hell they thought of that.
Parris Island physically was very easy. I was the series high PT test recipient. Because I was an athlete, I lost some of my fitness and strength by the end of bootcamp. You train together so the pace and intensity is not the same as for an athlete. Mentally it isnt so easy. 24/7 being babysat, watched and the "games" (Rose Garden, Scuzzy 500 squad bay cleaning on your hands and knees, carrying the racks outside for cleaning) grinds on you mentally. I suspect the latest generation of recruits will suffer dearly from lack of internet access. I did not have that probem in the late 1980s.
@johnleclair663 MCRD San Diego, not an athlete. However, the physical part wasn't too bad. The quarterdecking and pit sessions because a recruit fell asleep in class wasn't fun. The worst part was the mental part and the chaos. I did kind of like the craziness at first. Until it got redundant really quick. This was last yr. It's still brutal and tough. Although it'll probably be the easiest or most fun of your usmc career
SEMPER FI N OOOHRAH MARINES N VETS from a old cpl. here active 93' to 97 n a p.i. grad in 93' , platoon # 2032 > gulf company > 4/16/93' , thank you u.s. marine corps > tom !
Lmaooo fucked yourself for nothing it’s not worth it being a Marine ain’t gonna get you laid,make you special when you live in a marine town, and you won’t feel like hot shit when you notice how stupid shit is in the fleet
I never served but I played basketball under an old drill saergent who instilled discipline that we all appreciated later. As the season went on he slowly eased up but the message was ingrained by that point. Still today all of us that played under him used that discipline today to help us be better people.
Just don't take anything personal from Drill instructors. Don't let them learn your name or else you will be a target, blend in. Shave your head bald before you go in, saves you you from getting an instant headachey haircut. Get plenty of sleep before you go in. They will make you stay awake for a full 24 hours in the booking process. Be cleaned shaved. Bring very very few personal belongings. Get in shape before you go, you still have time. And remember that your DIs are people to. They probably play play station or something when they allowed time off.
You are doing a good thing. It's going to be difficult at the beginning but it gets easier towards the end. Don't take the insults personal . good luck to you.God bless America
That is exactly the day my boyfriend left too 😢 July 22nd 2024, his name is Benjamin Martinez! Maybe by the time you read this when you come back you might be able to tell me how it was for y’all! That’s why I’m watching this video right now. I miss him and I have no idea what bootcamp is like! I hope you guys are doing well in it!
Yeah you’re gonna hate it unless you get out during bootcamp the title isn’t what it used to be and it’s very lackluster you’ll hate this shit until you get out.go to college or AIR FORCE
a lot of ppl don't understand the feeling of going thru bootcamp and earning that EGA, this new marines aren't done but they have earned the title of us marines they are more obstacles ahead of these guys congrats
8 plus years a Marine many years ago. Wouldn’t join today for all the money in the world. The new Corps is going thru many changes in mission, equipment and policies which are not focused on a warrior mentality or mission. The new Marines lost a combat comp to British Marines at 29 Palms ..their own playground and it wasn’t even close. They got rid of tanks which are necessary to support troops and are too focused on social justice. Listen to the Marine leaders in front of congress and it makes me sad that the Corps has changed so much.
@@Dhdjdjsjdjsjkthere's immature bullshit in every branch. I'm in the navy and still run into it damn near every day. And I've been out of bootcamp for a while.
I went through Navy boot camp in 1994 and we had to do that damn tear gas similar to the Corps. It SUCKED but it cleared my sinuses for like 3 months lol.
If you're going in, don't be fooled by the ones that say you should be a squad leader or guide. Squad leader just puts you in a position to have to deal with your fellow platoon members bullshit for no reward. As for guide, I had about five different guides in bootcamp, so if you're gonna go for it you better be a fucking stud because the drill instructors will dismiss you from guide whenever they want.
reading this is insane given i’m leaving for usmc bootcamp this upcoming month and im both nervous and excited and scared shitless all at once 🤧. wishing you luck from the outside as ik you’re most likely still in there.🤝🏼
I joined the Airforce back in 2002. Our men and women of all the branches deserve our upmost respect. Especially these men and women in the video. Wish I could go back but I’m a year or two too old. Thanks to all our veterans and active military out there.
As a 33-year-old male I don’t know if I would survive Boot Camp. I am however grateful for those who have served and took the first step to being a marine and etc.. 🫡
Number one reason why I didn’t reenlist. I hate running more than standing in useless formations, working 16 hour days, and getting treated like a child.
As an 18 year old I enter meps in 2 weeks. I grew up kinda messed up. My grandpa figure was a navy seal In nam. He treated me worse than the d.is in this video. I was told they would be meaner. It may just be for RUclips to downplay for future marines however it doesn’t seem like hell enough. I know it will suck. But I don’t think it will be as bad as I thought.
I think it's really interesting how they show what would happen if you fall off the tower during the rappelling exercise. How Safety is always number one. Love that.
1:35 “Sgt Carney” was my company First Sgt this must’ve been recorded 4-5 years ago he’s a First Sgt now he challenged me to do a maneuver under fire with him
Im really tempted to go of to the marine core i have done tkd with a marie drill instructor for 6 year im 14 and i am tenpted to go at 17 ❤ love america
I am looking at this video because I have a meeting with a Recruiter on Monday to discuss about me wanting to join the marines. My friend is the one that recruited me and ngl, I didn’t know what I was getting myself into. So far this looks crazy and I know I can do it, it as the Commander said in the beginning “you have do be disciplined”. I’m scared ima be honest but I want my parents to get green card and I want to have a cool legacy I guess.
It's nice to know my favorite barber still works and the recruit haircut place, i hope he's doing well. edit: damn they weren't joking about how nice third battalion squad bays now are.
Hi I live in Germany. In former times as in nürnberg and fürth there were big army communities, i one day went in this area. I met a friend of me there. It was in fürth in bavaria. One building ad the four letters on the door: usmc I asked somebody what is it. I wondered why it was here.
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If this comment gets 500 ill join omm
If this comment gets 10 likes I’ll join usmc
Guess I’m joining
See yall in South Carolina in 2028 when I turn 18
You know you don't have to right?
@@emiliocarranza4352 yeah I know
Bro unless you hate yourself, don't enlist in the USMC. They are extremely mismanaged and underfunded. The only things they got going for them is that they have the best looking uniforms and Camp Pendleton.
I am 58 years old and went to Boot Camp in 1987 and I shared tears with these new Marines at the end of the video even today
was it different then than it is now?
One of my best memories was 3rd phase on the the Grinder watching a 'mob' being moved around by troop handlers. Life had changed.....Semper Fi!
You are born in 1966 an went to the camp at 21 years old
@@amalamal-xe9md yes and graduated on stage meritoriously as a squad leader. I went to college first and then joined. I was in third battalion platoon 3031 Lima company. My senior drill instructor was Sergeant Ratliff
@@mybatteryisalmostdeadYes. The last time USMC boot camp was really tough was the early 2000s. The runs were longer and the quarterdeck sessions were longer. There was a recruit that drowned in 2008 and it got a lot easier after that.
"Is that you John Wayne, is this me?" Say this quote at your own risk.
I did and mine replied “who said that…. WHO THE FUCK SAID THAT?!” As he was walking menacingly walked towards port side
@@edgarrodriguez2764 I ship out today, do you regret saying it?
@@edgarrodriguez2764Did you get smoked for that?
Full Metal Jacket movie
I never got that
I have a stepson in Parris Island right now. He is in Mike Company 3065. Their crucible starts at 2am on 8-29-24.
Graduation will be 9-13-24.
I have so much respect and admiration for any man or woman who signs up voluntarily.
If i am lucky enough to have any veterans read this comment, allow me to say THANK YOU!
Even though I don't know you personally, i have so much love in my heart for you.
RAAAHH!!! Graduated last year december 1st am currently in the fleet! When i look back at these type of vids im feel so nostalgic and feel proud to be a US Marine OOHH RAAAHH!!!!🔥💪😤I wish ur stepson the best if he made it this far hes def gonna conquer the cruicible!
Congrats to him lol, I knew I couldn't make it through the corps so I went army lol
How was it?
How'd it turn out?
Congratulations to your stepson, I stepped foot on the island on the 11th and saw a company graduate now I graduated today
My father went through PI in 1951. I have his EGA and dog tag and am so damn proud of him for being a Marine. They hold a special place in my heart.
Are you gonna join?
I'm almost 17 and a junior in high school, been planning to join the marines for a few years now, I feel my time is near. Send prayers and good luck!
im in the same spot but idk what to do
@@milesbridges1858Back in 1978 I was in ur position. Joining the Marines was the best thing I ever did! One hell of an experience. You won’t ever feel what you will feel at graduation again in life. Made awesome friends, traveled half the world. It helped in the civilian world when I got out. The confidence never leaves you. I joined the police force in my city and had a 33 year career in law enforcement. I’m now retired with a great pension and awesome memories. Don’t hesitate, join and help yourself while your buddies are stuck neutral. Good luck!
Hey I'm 18 and graduating this year in May I'm doing ROTC next semester and then I'll be joining after HS
Idk about y’all but this shit fires me up
bro same, especially since I'll be doing it when I graduate
im pretty fired up, too
Same. I’ve been feeling down bc I’ve been struggling to get seen for a waiver but this shit gives me the motivation to keep pushing harder for it because I want to become a marine.
Makes me wanna break something. OoooRah !
Lol wait till you’re there. Good luck future mern
My grandfather went through something similar. When he went in at 15, it was in 1939 as a Reservist. His unit got called up to fight in the Pacific during WW2. He was in for 16 years. During that time, he was a drill instructor and taught H2H combat to other recruits.
Leonard Lee Ellison
07/21/1924 - 11/08/2001
Semper Fi
I wonder if he had instructed one of my great grandparents, they have also served in ww2
A marine never lies or cheats gave me chills
if this comment gets 100 likes ill join the USMC
Keep us updated.
Imagine going through the most strenuous and long boot camp because of some likes lol. Probably wouldn’t last past processing week 😂
You don’t need the likes, just commit. The longer you wait the more you miss out on this amazing experience
Nah you’re gonna get out after two weeks and claim to be sui- you know what and then go home and talk about how hard it was
No one cares
Best thing any young man or women can do. You learn so many life lessons and it will help you be ahead of your peers when you decide to transition into a civilian. Semper Fi! Stay disciplined Devil Dogs
I was in United States Marine Corps Recruit Training in MCRD, San Diego, California 50 years ago.
I'm now 67 years and 8-months old, and I'll be 67 years and 9 months old next week. Yet, I am actually stronger today than when I was an active-duty United States Marine Corps 0331 M-60 Machine Gunner. Biologically aging hasn't made me weaker, but stronger.
MCRD San Diego as well. 1977.At 70 I still can out work many of my peers and younger men. . Semper Fi.
That feeling of relief after completing boot camp is real!!!
If this comment gets 1K likes, I’ll join the USMC
Yeah right.
2% there, get ready
Pretend this one comment is 1k likes😂
I know you want a bunch of likes for some reason. But that is a horrible reason to join
Have fun
31:55 REALLY takes me back, I remember slogging through those 9 miles. Feet were on fire and I thought they would fall off, but once I formed up on that parade deck and that music started playing. Tears were rolling and I couldn't stop crying, I'll never forget that. Aug-Dec 2020 PLT 1090 SDI SGT ORR!
what a weenerbutt you cried 😂
@ hell yeah I did and proud of it, you would’ve to after giving your all for 13 weeks
shiiit i woulda cried too 😅
I still remember when the bus arrived at P.I. in 1981. A muscular DI stepped onto the doorway of the bus and yelled, "You've got about 30 seconds to get off my bus and get on the yellow footprints and 10 of them have already past." He was so imposing that few wanted to get close to him so somebody popped the emergency hatch at the back of the bus. One recruit was trying to climb out the side window. It was an array of total fear and confusion.
I ship out in a week and I'm excited, and scared but I'm aware that the road ahead is not all sunshine and rainbows, but I know it will be worth the Title in the end.( edit I remembered what I wrote here and how I would come back to it I'm a marine now)
Same bro
@@possiblegames2953 hope to see you there
@@possiblegames2953 Good luck to both of you. Recently graduated from Parris Island myself with Kilo Company 3rd Battalion. Don't take what they say personally, follow instructions, and you will be fine.
Good luck! Just remember it's only 3 months and each day has to end at some point. Embrace every moment because in the blink of an eye your contract will be over.
Have fun. You’ll create some great memories. You got it!
Good times man. To the men and women joining.. y’all got this !
that final feeling of graduating any bootcamp is amazing!!!
I didn’t feel shit
@Based_loca😅😅😅tion
Drill instructor running the cft at 6:00 was my heavy, dude believed in me fr.
He seems like one of those drill sgts/ drill instructors that truly motivate you and push you to be the best while being fair.
Thank you for serving our country
If this comment gets 100 likes, I’ll join the US Army/ or marines. Yall decide. Which I was going to join either way
How old are you?)
Army
Get ready to deploy😅
Semper fi private
Marines
Seeing this as a marine now in the fleet remind me how this was me 7 months ago
My stepson just graduated yesterday at Parrish island. What an awesome experience
I'm going into the dep program in 4-5 months for the marine corps and keep in frequent contact with my recruiter. I cant wait till basic 🎉
Shark, if you read this, learn how to be loud as fuck and learn to stretch your vocal chords till you can scream louder than you possibly can, because thats your new life in basic, every moment. develop that undertone bass asap so your throat doesnt bleed. bear growls.... "aauuuhhHHHHHHH"
@GickelsGaming hello I read your comment! I yell all the time and in a house that is constantly yelling. I think I'm good with yelling but I do understand everything is serious. I will definitely take it into consideration 👍
Got to watch this years ago, first hand. Was a DoD civilian working at Parris Island. We were helping upgrade some computer systems and other minor things, when one of the sergeants (some kind of clerk I think) tasked with helping us, asked if we wanted to see something fun. His idea of fun was getting us down in our NWU's, watching as new boots arrived. All the while he kept a running commentary up about which of the boots he thought were going to make it, who was going to be trouble, and who got lost on the way to the Air Force. Those boots kept shooting glances at us. Four guys in navy camo, with tennis shoes on. I often wonder what the hell they thought of that.
Bootcamp easy asf😂 dont stress yourself about it, become a squad leader or guide and have common sense, youre chillin
If you're up north, being a squad leader or guide isn't worth it. Unless you're an honor platoon.
Must be s soldier to say that or a future recruiter
Parris Island physically was very easy. I was the series high PT test recipient. Because I was an athlete, I lost some of my fitness and strength by the end of bootcamp. You train together so the pace and intensity is not the same as for an athlete. Mentally it isnt so easy. 24/7 being babysat, watched and the "games" (Rose Garden, Scuzzy 500 squad bay cleaning on your hands and knees, carrying the racks outside for cleaning) grinds on you mentally. I suspect the latest generation of recruits will suffer dearly from lack of internet access. I did not have that probem in the late 1980s.
@johnleclair663 MCRD San Diego, not an athlete. However, the physical part wasn't too bad. The quarterdecking and pit sessions because a recruit fell asleep in class wasn't fun. The worst part was the mental part and the chaos. I did kind of like the craziness at first. Until it got redundant really quick. This was last yr. It's still brutal and tough. Although it'll probably be the easiest or most fun of your usmc career
FACTS
My first hour of boot camp……”Is that you John Wayne? This is me”
FMJ
First hour of bootcamp : standing in line *
@@vvvnokk8309 no you have to be that one bold guy to mess up intentionally so that way they will assign you a goofy but cool Pvt. name lol
Like Pvt. Joker
“Who said that?”
SEMPER FI N OOOHRAH MARINES N VETS from a old cpl. here active 93' to 97 n a p.i. grad in 93' , platoon # 2032 > gulf company > 4/16/93' , thank you u.s. marine corps > tom !
THANK YOU n god bless you n our military n vets out there ! > tom !
I don't feel so old now, Devil Dog. Graduated PI in '94. 3rd Bat, Plt. 3164, Lima Company - 5/13/94... Semper Fi!
I leave tomorrow for Parris Island
Good luck soldier 🫡
Lmaooo fucked yourself for nothing it’s not worth it being a Marine ain’t gonna get you laid,make you special when you live in a marine town, and you won’t feel like hot shit when you notice how stupid shit is in the fleet
Good luck man
@@bobayeet3348let the poor suckers see for themselves. This just means more women for us once ww3 kicks off and these suckers are out in a trench.
@@bobayeet3348more women for us back home let them go be stuck in a trench
I never served but I played basketball under an old drill saergent who instilled discipline that we all appreciated later. As the season went on he slowly eased up but the message was ingrained by that point. Still today all of us that played under him used that discipline today to help us be better people.
I'm supposed to be going to boot in August. Oh boy, I can't wait.
Good luck brother
All the best to you.
Just don't take anything personal from Drill instructors. Don't let them learn your name or else you will be a target, blend in. Shave your head bald before you go in, saves you you from getting an instant headachey haircut. Get plenty of sleep before you go in. They will make you stay awake for a full 24 hours in the booking process. Be cleaned shaved. Bring very very few personal belongings. Get in shape before you go, you still have time. And remember that your DIs are people to. They probably play play station or something when they allowed time off.
me too brother see you there 🫡
You are doing a good thing. It's going to be difficult at the beginning but it gets easier towards the end. Don't take the insults personal . good luck to you.God bless America
Eyeballs, Snap sir. Graduated USMC 1978. Favorite memory is "Just begin magot"
I was in Parris Island for boot camp, they made me sing the Miami Dolphins fight song over and over again till i cried 😢😢😢😢😢😢
Boot is easy. Just don’t think. Just do 😂 and scream. Just SCREAM.
100%. Boot camp is a vacation compared to the next to come.
God bless all y’all and thank you for your service and sacrifice
I leave tmmr for bootcamp
Good luck you got it!
Goodluck, we believe in you!
How exciting! Best of luck to you
I got failure to adapt discharge after 5 weeks.
Heavy Shits Coming Your Way Find Purpose In Your Suffering Our You Wont Make It To The End, Stay Strong Your Not Alone.
Leaving July 22nd 2024! Super soon! When I get out if you guys have any questons ask me!
Are you nervous
@@aprilreed684 ofc, but i cant help but be excited aswell
That is exactly the day my boyfriend left too 😢 July 22nd 2024, his name is Benjamin Martinez! Maybe by the time you read this when you come back you might be able to tell me how it was for y’all! That’s why I’m watching this video right now. I miss him and I have no idea what bootcamp is like! I hope you guys are doing well in it!
Good luck
How is it?
I ship next sunday, im so excited i cant wait, minus for the part about running i fckin hate running but everything else im ready to take on🥵🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Yet you willingly chose not only to join the military, but one of the two branches that do the most hard running.
Yeah you’re gonna hate it unless you get out during bootcamp the title isn’t what it used to be and it’s very lackluster you’ll hate this shit until you get out.go to college or AIR FORCE
5:43 you will walk in cocky, you’ll walk out humbled.😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
a lot of ppl don't understand the feeling of going thru bootcamp and earning that EGA, this new marines aren't done but they have earned the title of us marines they are more obstacles ahead of these guys congrats
8 plus years a Marine many years ago. Wouldn’t join today for all the money in the world. The new Corps is going thru many changes in mission, equipment and policies which are not focused on a warrior mentality or mission. The new Marines lost a combat comp to British Marines at 29 Palms ..their own playground and it wasn’t even close. They got rid of tanks which are necessary to support troops and are too focused on social justice. Listen to the Marine leaders in front of congress and it makes me sad that the Corps has changed so much.
06:30 Instructors voice is hilarious. How those recruits don't break is beyond me. 😂😂😂
32:33 The Tears of the people face Means victory
Damn, those PI squadbays are nice as hell.
I miss boot camp I wish I could go back just to experience it again 😢❤
Same ole barber bro! Whatta OG💯
😂
can’t wait to enlist
dont do it bro trust
Bro join the Air Force man go army or navy don’t join the marines it’s just immature torture
@@Cloud9Crisisdon’t listen to this dude. follow your dreams
@@Dhdjdjsjdjsjkthere's immature bullshit in every branch. I'm in the navy and still run into it damn near every day. And I've been out of bootcamp for a while.
can't wait to get out
I went through Navy boot camp in 1994 and we had to do that damn tear gas similar to the Corps. It SUCKED but it cleared my sinuses for like 3 months lol.
As a former marine who served 15 years before being medically discharged, these drill instructors are definitely being more cautious cause of cameras
Former??
If you're going in, don't be fooled by the ones that say you should be a squad leader or guide. Squad leader just puts you in a position to have to deal with your fellow platoon members bullshit for no reward. As for guide, I had about five different guides in bootcamp, so if you're gonna go for it you better be a fucking stud because the drill instructors will dismiss you from guide whenever they want.
I'm joining the Marines soon almost done with school
Yall I just enlisted in the United States marine corps. Wish me luck I leave in September
How you finding it?
@@ElizaDexterhe won’t be able to respond for a while. Boot is 3 months I think, and you won’t have any internet access.
@@MilkTestingMan LFMAO why didn’t I realise that
reading this is insane given i’m leaving for usmc bootcamp this upcoming month and im both nervous and excited and scared shitless all at once 🤧. wishing you luck from the outside as ik you’re most likely still in there.🤝🏼
I joined the Airforce back in 2002. Our men and women of all the branches deserve our upmost respect. Especially these men and women in the video. Wish I could go back but I’m a year or two too old. Thanks to all our veterans and active military out there.
As a 33-year-old male I don’t know if I would survive Boot Camp. I am however grateful for those who have served and took the first step to being a marine and etc..
🫡
i’m sorry but is it just me or do the instructors talk like they talk in dragon ball z before a fight lmao
My god I hated running 😩
third commandment
@@rawmilkdrinkerwhat are the other 10?
Number one reason why I didn’t reenlist. I hate running more than standing in useless formations, working 16 hour days, and getting treated like a child.
@@rawmilkdrinkerbig amen dude. It’s a blessing there’s still ppl like you
BOOTCAMP today!!
I forgot that Marines put a lot of time into D&C. When I went through Army basic in 2012 we only did D&C for like 20 minutes once and never again.
All boot camps are hard in the US Military. The Marines are the hardest. At least physically and in terms of duration.
I was a Marine without bias.
My brother just went to bootcamp yesterday and I stayed up all night worrying about him
He’ll be fine I’m sure he’s tough and he’ll come out stronger after 3 months. He’s in good hands
@@ERS1713thanks I think he will make it but he has really bad anger issues
He’s gonna get hazed tf out of and get beat
@@Gaming_172Hope he worked on shutting up and doing what he is told. If not he chose the WRONG job.
@@randomclipsmilitary9056 He just pass bootcamp
As an 18 year old I enter meps in 2 weeks. I grew up kinda messed up. My grandpa figure was a navy seal In nam. He treated me worse than the d.is in this video. I was told they would be meaner. It may just be for RUclips to downplay for future marines however it doesn’t seem like hell enough. I know it will suck. But I don’t think it will be as bad as I thought.
God bless all the marines 🙏🏽 I could never
I think it's really interesting how they show what would happen if you fall off the tower during the rappelling exercise. How Safety is always number one. Love that.
I'd be down to join the Marines but I know that I would crack under pressure and screw up royally like Pyle in full Metal jacket
I leave in august, im pumped
Good luck don’t kys
infantry right?
Same here brotha, leave on the 12th. See ya in San Diego
I have some marines in my snap. Most all of them are located in Ginowan, Japan
Get some!
Shipping out in January
All of my brothers are In the military and right now I’m just in middle school when I grow up im joining.
Better change that pfp then bro wtf is that middle school anime type shit 😂💀
Bro I don’t wanna start beef rn so js leave me alone cuz Im having a bad day rn
I started Boot Camp in August 1951 in sand flea heaven,also known as Parris Island.
1:35 “Sgt Carney” was my company First Sgt this must’ve been recorded 4-5 years ago he’s a First Sgt now he challenged me to do a maneuver under fire with him
I’m shipping off in September
Same I ship the 9th
Im really tempted to go of to the marine core i have done tkd with a marie drill instructor for 6 year im 14 and i am tenpted to go at 17 ❤ love america
currently on the bus to paris island
Good luck 👍
Mannn that first barber been around for awhile‼️ I remember seeing him back in 2014 when I was on the island 🖤
0:16 guy in the green shirt looks like hes an accountant or otherwise office material
I am looking at this video because I have a meeting with a Recruiter on Monday to discuss about me wanting to join the marines. My friend is the one that recruited me and ngl, I didn’t know what I was getting myself into. So far this looks crazy and I know I can do it, it as the Commander said in the beginning “you have do be disciplined”. I’m scared ima be honest but I want my parents to get green card and I want to have a cool legacy I guess.
@7:10 we did not have this course in 1975. Semper Fi!
I just feel bad for the guys that showed up only six people on night of arrival.
how come the new recruits are using the desert cams instead of the regular green cammies that the Marines use
shortage of the green cammies
I’ve got a buddy who just graduated boot and they were issued the green ones as well as the FROGs. Just depends on when you get there I guess.
@@isaaccano6858 I know during lastbsummer there was a shortage, but I know when my buddy got to MCT he got frogs and green cammies.
@@isaaccano6858 It may have just been last summer. My buddy had desert cammies, and they also got frogs and green cammies but it was in MCT
Some of these clips were OCS not boot camp.
"You will be treated with dignity and compassion"
🤣😅🤣
And vomit is delicious!!!!!!
Look. They are not lying if everyone is treated equally, lol.
It's nice to know my favorite barber still works and the recruit haircut place, i hope he's doing well.
edit: damn they weren't joking about how nice third battalion squad bays now are.
This is So Hard, joining the Marines is a lot difficult than the Army or Navy Seals.
Marine corps boot is nothing compared to BUD/S.
lol the rappelling. I struggled with that too. It eventually just clicks though alot like riding a bike.
Leaving in October 😶🌫️
they are 10 times meaner without the camera.
lol. yess
Brings back memories , Nov 16 1996 retired may 2017
When I see a Marine, I think RESPECT!
I'm thinking a nice large box of scrumptious crayons!! Yummy for my tummy! 😁😂🤣
I see a used up tool when I see any zogbot
I think total asshole
Hi I live in Germany. In former times as in nürnberg and fürth there were big army communities, i one day went in this area. I met a friend of me there. It was in fürth in bavaria. One building ad the four letters on the door: usmc
I asked somebody what is it. I wondered why it was here.
Hearing saving private ryan in the back of the barbed wire crawling would have taken me out of the immersion of the drill
I’m Ghanaian and I have a burning desire to be a Marine, I want to join, I don’t care my soul calls out for it 😢, but how?
YOUR ALL MY BOOTS
Shut up boot
Joining in 20 days shipping soon wish me luck
Man that one hair cutter guy is still there holy shit man he’s been there for a long time
7:35 you’re incredibly tired and hungry the whole time. Trust me.
My son left today
I don't need any likes, I'm joining the USMC, see you in bootcamp
If this comment gets 50 likes I’ll join the USMC
I ship out to Camp Pendleton Jan. 22nd. ill be back when i graduate
I leave for boot camp this Wednesday any positive advice? Ngl I’m nervous
Good luck and Godspeed, Recruit!