I wasn’t navy or marines, I was Army. But for what it’s worth, the men and women you’ll be In charge of, went through this times 100. We understand what you did, we all did it.
What are the candidates yelling in 8:17, 8:27, etc? They are a lot longer responses than your typical yes/no sirs. Is that likely to be the stuff in that packet that the OCS site says to have memorized verbatim like the sailors creed and oath of office?
@@StreetnastyEntertainment in my dad's case it was the Tech Sergeants, Master/Senior Master/Chief Master Sergeants were the ones to fear. The scariest of all was the Command Chief Master Sergeant. Even the Base Commander and XO treaded lightly around him
@@chrismc410 oh yeah I understand. Your Chief Master Sergents and all sound equivalent to our Gunnery and Master Gunnery Sergents. Regimental XO and CO treaded lightly indeed.
The objective of war is to bring conflict to a peaceful conclusion. It is not to kill the enemy. The first step to peace is to limit weaponry; not to kill the populace nor to kill the combatants. When the weaponry is gone, the war is over.
This is absurd. The objective of war is to impose your nation's will onto another nation. The objective of war is not peace. The objective of war is successfully achieving national objectives. This is usually called victory.
8:49 he was about to say bs lmfao
Best decision by the OCS to implement Marine DI's in their training.
At least they live in dorm like rooms. The enlisted bootcamp live in compartments with 90 other recruits.
True, but it is longer and more psychologically difficult than Basic.
You also don't know the time. No clocks or watches allowed.
embrace the suck
I was both at boot camp and OCS in 1956. I lived in barracks in both places. OCS was easier because everyone around you made it easier.
Scared out of wits did not describe how I felt in the first week
Ha ha the pit!!! USMC at its best thrashing fools since 1775
8:20 that’s actually my battalion SgtMaj
I didn't know they wore midshipman uniforms.
I wasn’t navy or marines, I was Army. But for what it’s worth, the men and women you’ll be In charge of, went through this times 100. We understand what you did, we all did it.
Not to even mention if you are enlisted and go into officer.
What are the candidates yelling in 8:17, 8:27, etc? They are a lot longer responses than your typical yes/no sirs. Is that likely to be the stuff in that packet that the OCS site says to have memorized verbatim like the sailors creed and oath of office?
Yes. General orders of a sentry, chain of command, ranks of the different branches of the military, warfare insignia stuff like that.
How many times did I have to yell the General Orders, and once out never yelled or had to remember them again.
my brother is currently at ocs in newport.
12 weeks, we had 4 full months when we went through! why did the Navy water it down???
Big words from a guy who was never involved in a real war where our freedom was at stake.
OOORAHHH
look at that hair cut from that 2 star at 17:39 lol.
HUH?
@9:45 Bamba juice!!!
@17:59 what does he hand the DI?
Why is everyone so surprised at this ???? Did you ever go to a movie in your life? Full Metal Jacket? Officer and Gentleman etc…
Duh…. Hello people..
I thought they left Pensacola to get rid of the Gunnys...25-98
I wonder which is worse: the Gunnys or the Chief/Senior Chief/Master Chiefs
@@chrismc410 at OCS the Chiefs were the nice guys. Gunnys were bad guys
@@StreetnastyEntertainment in my dad's case it was the Tech Sergeants, Master/Senior Master/Chief Master Sergeants were the ones to fear. The scariest of all was the Command Chief Master Sergeant.
Even the Base Commander and XO treaded lightly around him
@@chrismc410 oh yeah I understand. Your Chief Master Sergents and all sound equivalent to our Gunnery and Master Gunnery Sergents. Regimental XO and CO treaded lightly indeed.
@@StreetnastyEntertainment those are the Senior NCOs of the USAF
That's a Captain. Not that that really matters, but still...
Gay sounding Candi O phase lol they used to call it that in Pensacola
The objective of war is to bring conflict to a peaceful conclusion. It is not to kill the enemy. The first step to peace is to limit weaponry; not to kill the populace nor to kill the combatants. When the weaponry is gone, the war is over.
This is absurd. The objective of war is to impose your nation's will onto another nation. The objective of war is not peace. The objective of war is successfully achieving national objectives. This is usually called victory.
Obviously you didnt learn shit with those elbows on the table. All backs are straight sailor. 17:21
Poor ladies gotta have their hair trimmed. Must be traumatizing.
Yawn