Bear in mind those who got yelled at weren't new recruits. They were NCO's. They set their ranks aside and swallowed their prides all to become better.
@@chief5981 I believe this is Harder and tougher than the Marine Boot Camp. They are training these Marines to be Drill Instructors which means they have to be Perfect. They are NCOs when they left the fleet but they were stripped of their ranks at DI School.
The guy on the left at 0:26 knocked over his chair when he stand up and picked it up as fast as he could. And the drill instructor did not notice it. Lucky him.
When this video was recorded: George Bush was President The iPhone was being announced Michael Jackson was alive Windows XP was being used Celebrities who died in 2016 were alive RUclips and music were perfect There were 1 BILLION fewer people in the world Osama Bin Laden was alive A 2GB USB cost $30 How time flies.
That's what I was thinking. It's a warm welcome back to hell. What kind of curve ball are they gonna throw at them this time around since they've been through this? I can only imagine it'll be more intense than before.
M Da Martian Oh for sure. They have to do just about everything the recruits do but havw to learn and memorize all the SOPs for recruit training, learn all the drill techniques and meneuvers, first aid, and more.
No, this is just for the first 7 minutes. Directly after the video cuts out the commander comes in and tells the students that the school will not be like that. if you don't believe me look up the 15-20 minute version of this.
You see i joined the Navy to avoid this, only to become a FMF Corpsman to deal with it anyway. Ain't life grand😂😂 funny thing is it's not that bad when you actually there in it
My comm school instructor is in this video. There’s a longer version of the video where the 1st Sgt for the school comes out and basically gives them a “yo, that was pretty stupid right? This is a professional school and we intend to treat you like marines but It can get stupid pretty quick you get me?” Speech
God damn this would suck. Being an E-5 or E-6 and having to go back to being treated like a recruit. That would definitely take some getting use to again!
Epic, I assume this is a big deal to "shock" the Marines out of the Fleet and get them ready to perform for DI School? I'll be honest, even if I had gotten to even better shape, I don't think I could have hacked DI School, going through boot once was enough for me, and the shear amount of memorization required is amazing. Kudos to those who rise to the challenge and succeed though.
"The reason the American Army does so well in war is because war is chaos and the American Army practices chaos on a daily basis." -An unknown German Officer I know we aren't the army, but damn, we prove this German right. Marines never falter in war, because we are used to our worlds falling apart from the time we first stepped on those sacred yellow footprints. Max respect for the NCO's and SNCO's who humbled themselves to begin the long journey of becoming a DI. Hope I get the opportunity to earn my Smokey here in the next few years.
Two things... no wonder DIs are so friggin intense and squared away. they obviously already went through the same boot camp, but now they do this with at least twice as many seasoned DIs and like a quarter of the amount of "recruits" and then go straight to being DI god damn....and then at 4:52 that looks like a south korean flag on his shoulder? If that's the case them seriously major props to our brothers overseas if they send even one guy over to learn here that deserves major respect!!
I doubt it. If anything, they are probably taking more mental notes than stressing out. Basic is a lot of time management since you have so little time to pack so much information and training before you graduate. I'd imagine it would be more annoying than anything, considering these marines/soldiers/airmen/sailors/coasties (pick your branch) have already proven themselves as great leaders, otherwise they wouldn't even be there.
Back in 1994 this drill instructor giving the commands Master Gunnery Patton was my drill instructor in MCRD San Diego California (. He was en E 5 back then )
Man, this, in some ways, must be tougher than going through basic training. All the yelling and stuff is cool when you're a recruit, but as an individual who has 3 combat tours, earned my CAB, lead my soldiers in actual combat, lol, it would be kinda irritating to say the least.
The ROKMC sends officers and NCOs on USMC exchange tours and courses, but they don't train Korean DI's as a matter of course. ROKMC boot camp is an order of magnitude more difficult already. My dad was a ROK Marine Vietnam vet when came over to the US and then enlisted and did another 20 here. Said everything in the US was like playing on easy mode.
That is pretty interesting...based on the videos I've seen, it looks more intense than what the recruits these days go thru during pickup...But on a scale of 1 to 10, with 10 being how my Pickup day went in '74, I'd rate it about a 3....The Corps has changed a lot in 43 years. These footlocker "drills" were especially interesting to me...ours were just a "little" bit different (envision loaded footlockers failing inspections and being tossed across the squad bay contents flying while rack inspections were also failing with mattresses and bedding being tossed about)...it was pretty crazy back in the day.
steve Fowler that still happens. heck one of my old mates was ITd for a while until he threw up and then had him do push ups ontop of his vomit. then had him clean it up. that was after shit was flying everywhere.
Shit, back when I was in boot camp for the navy a in '13, a recruit left his locker unlocked during Sunday holiday. Everyone was just sitting around and all of a sudden an entire foot locker goes flying across the barracks like it was a football.
This video is a pure wall of mindless _noise!_ I barely understood a single word being said. And the only language I read or speak is American English.
EVA_Unit_4A Everyone's does. That's why they do it. After 13 weeks hearing it all day your mind stops going 'poof' and you can focus on the task even if everything around is going poof, bang, brrrrt, pow
So is he going to become drill instructor? Do you think he volunteered to do this or was voluntold to do this? Are there any other videos where there is a marine training in another countries military?
He's a ROK Marine. They modeled their Marine Corps from ours. They attend Marine Drill instructor school for training so that they can go back and train their DI's. South Korea is one of our closest allies.
actually, he appears to be a ROK Army Special Forces (ROK-SF) and the black panther patch under his chest pocket indicates 13th Special Forces Brigade. ROK marines have red name tags. Army has black.
It is easier to to do push ups and pt than yell at ppl 24/7 while being responsible for every single one of them. Drill sargeants are heroes that give the golden years of their life IN FULL to what is essentially the bullshitest aspect of humanity.
Drill Instructor: Do you understand? All: YES SIR SOCKS! Drill Instructor: Right now, open your mouth! Do you understand? All: AYE AYE SIR! (guy knocks over his chair)
it seem wild that all the Instructors are Gunny's and appear to have black belts, Were they all senior DI's on MCRD San Diego or is this a DI school thing?
That was part of the uniform requirement at DI School. Most, if not all were Chief Drill Instructors/Series GySgts at one time. They all did time as an SDIs at one point.
arrantpigeon53 He's a South Korean Marine undergoing training to be an instructor seeing how their marines are modeled after ours and South Korea is a very close ally.
There were two recruits, one in my platoon, from the Philippines who were brothers. Their parents survived WW2 thanks to the Navy and the Army, in their opinions. So, they named their two boys, "Army" and "Navy." Their last name was Suiaunoa. Navy was a good Marine.
Wow! Even I understand... Musical chairs? Is this a promotion in the military?? Thank you. My Son is going over to you. I will not go see him because it costs Him to pay for a motel of his future pay. Here's that f'r. Most the time parents don't understand this and think our visit is free. His phone is turning off now!!! Please help again 🙏 His other side of family is military U.S. I'm not military.
The Marines and the Drill Instructer training all seems really intense,I feel like while not instructing and yelling at recruits to train them they are in the back laughing their asses off, I know my instructers from Basic were doing it, that or they are making jokes at our expense.
Yep, The US Army Has "KATUSA'S" Korean Augmentation to the US Army. In other words Korean Nationals serving with the US Army. When I served in Korea We had them in my Unit.
Harris Weigum #LMFAO!! Nicely said "and stand by to get yelled at again." That's my major concern for next yr whenst I go, since I understood zilch from MOST of the videos I've been looking at to prepare me for the . .#RealDeal
Bear in mind those who got yelled at weren't new recruits. They were NCO's. They set their ranks aside and swallowed their prides all to become better.
I’m going through the army drill sergeant academy and let me tell you that is absolutely the hardest thing to do. Two weeks to go
Not just NCOs, but some of the best NCOs. DI school is competitive, so only the best NCOs are sent there.
Well to be fair, some are volun-told to go through the course
I was voluntold. That’s why it was hard. I graduated now and ready to train me up some fresh boots
And Staff NCO's
They're all thinking "soon I'LL get to do this to people".
That would be my only comfort lol
Going through boot camp once in a lifetime was enough for me lol.
That’s very true.
Army basic was pretty intense but that weird part of me wishes I had tried this instead
@@chief5981
I believe this is Harder and tougher than the Marine Boot Camp. They are training these Marines to be Drill Instructors which means they have to be Perfect. They are NCOs when they left the fleet but they were stripped of their ranks at DI School.
@@chief5981 Those are Marines being trained to become drill instructors. This isn't basic training.
@@quickzilver333 they are all wearing there insignia
The guy on the left at 0:26 knocked over his chair when he stand up and picked it up as fast as he could. And the drill instructor did not notice it. Lucky him.
He must have pissed himself when he got up and it fell over.
Hahahah quick moves
What about then he throw himself when the drill instructor said move.
TBH that's the type of intensity they like to see from recruits.
Noticed it
Holy shit from sergeant back to recruit 😂
When this video was recorded:
George Bush was President
The iPhone was being announced
Michael Jackson was alive
Windows XP was being used
Celebrities who died in 2016 were alive
RUclips and music were perfect
There were 1 BILLION fewer people in the world
Osama Bin Laden was alive
A 2GB USB cost $30
How time flies.
This comment is three years old. So I wonder what has happened since
Who cares about Michael Jackson the little sick bastard!
And now were headed to 2023.
These are Marines at D.I training. Holy shit the give you the recruitment all over again.
That's what I was thinking. It's a warm welcome back to hell. What kind of curve ball are they gonna throw at them this time around since they've been through this? I can only imagine it'll be more intense than before.
M Da Martian Oh for sure. They have to do just about everything the recruits do but havw to learn and memorize all the SOPs for recruit training, learn all the drill techniques and meneuvers, first aid, and more.
No, this is just for the first 7 minutes. Directly after the video cuts out the commander comes in and tells the students that the school will not be like that. if you don't believe me look up the 15-20 minute version of this.
Imagine coming all the way from Korea, your first time in America, and this is what you do
You know ROK Marine boot camp makes ours look like summer camp, right?
so great see my marine brother in this. He came out a great drill instructor.
You see i joined the Navy to avoid this, only to become a FMF Corpsman to deal with it anyway. Ain't life grand😂😂 funny thing is it's not that bad when you actually there in it
These Marines have paid the price twice. Thank you !!🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
3:32 -- the calm in the middle of the storm. I'd be honored to have any of these gentlemen backing me up
Damn, I guess I did not take SSgt Simmons to heart when he said he went though boot camp twice.
No wonder that DI ribbon is coveted.
My comm school instructor is in this video. There’s a longer version of the video where the 1st Sgt for the school comes out and basically gives them a “yo, that was pretty stupid right? This is a professional school and we intend to treat you like marines but It can get stupid pretty quick you get me?” Speech
God damn this would suck. Being an E-5 or E-6 and having to go back to being treated like a recruit. That would definitely take some getting use to again!
Nordy 199 True but at the end of it they get to make the recruits miserable as new kill hats lol
Epic, I assume this is a big deal to "shock" the Marines out of the Fleet and get them ready to perform for DI School?
I'll be honest, even if I had gotten to even better shape, I don't think I could have hacked DI School, going through boot once was enough for me, and the shear amount of memorization required is amazing. Kudos to those who rise to the challenge and succeed though.
Now we laugh, back then we were all scared shitless of all Di's hahaha
"The reason the American Army does so well in war is because war is chaos and the American Army practices chaos on a daily basis."
-An unknown German Officer
I know we aren't the army, but damn, we prove this German right. Marines never falter in war, because we are used to our worlds falling apart from the time we first stepped on those sacred yellow footprints. Max respect for the NCO's and SNCO's who humbled themselves to begin the long journey of becoming a DI. Hope I get the opportunity to earn my Smokey here in the next few years.
Two things... no wonder DIs are so friggin intense and squared away. they obviously already went through the same boot camp, but now they do this with at least twice as many seasoned DIs and like a quarter of the amount of "recruits" and then go straight to being DI god damn....and then at 4:52 that looks like a south korean flag on his shoulder? If that's the case them seriously major props to our brothers overseas if they send even one guy over to learn here that deserves major respect!!
I can't imagine being in the fleet already 4 to 5 years set in your bad habits and going thru bootcamp again...
Almost look like the camera man was one of the recruits or DIs
I wonder if this is hard for them mentally since they all went through this already at boot camp.
I doubt it. If anything, they are probably taking more mental notes than stressing out. Basic is a lot of time management since you have so little time to pack so much information and training before you graduate. I'd imagine it would be more annoying than anything, considering these marines/soldiers/airmen/sailors/coasties (pick your branch) have already proven themselves as great leaders, otherwise they wouldn't even be there.
Omoplata1916 Most of these Marines have probably been in combat already so chances are that this won't really affect them mentally.
Omoplata1916 Welcome home to the relentless tyranny of the Training and Education Command
Omoplata1916 I doubt it they already earned the title Marine
Mighty Duck who are you talking too
I knew one of those instructor of drill instructor guys. He was actually a really nice old man in his retirement
It looks like they have a ROK(Republic Of Korea) Marine going through the DI School
GySgt Pagan shown in this video was my Drill Instructor in boot camp. B co 1079
Alberto Gomez was he a Staff Sergeant at the time?
actually he was a Sgt. he was the heavy. he ended up retiring as a 1stSgt
Alberto Gomez most USMC DI's are E5 and E6.
Yes I know I'm a marine.. lol
lol，its kinda funny when nugget ass civis trying to knowledge a actual marine
it sounded to me like they were saying "Yes Gunnery Sgt"
Back in 1994 this drill instructor giving the commands Master Gunnery Patton was my drill instructor in MCRD San Diego California (. He was en E 5 back then )
"From that day forth, your voice belongs to me" - Drill Instructor school
Jesus the ultimate shark attack my heart exploded
Right 3 gunnys at once... hearing go talk to gunny already made you shit your pants 😆
Man, this, in some ways, must be tougher than going through basic training. All the yelling and stuff is cool when you're a recruit, but as an individual who has 3 combat tours, earned my CAB, lead my soldiers in actual combat, lol, it would be kinda irritating to say the least.
Does the USMC also train South Korean Marine Drill Instructors, I swear I saw one?
yes
The ROKMC sends officers and NCOs on USMC exchange tours and courses, but they don't train Korean DI's as a matter of course. ROKMC boot camp is an order of magnitude more difficult already. My dad was a ROK Marine Vietnam vet when came over to the US and then enlisted and did another 20 here. Said everything in the US was like playing on easy mode.
Damn they’re getting treated like recruits again
That is pretty interesting...based on the videos I've seen, it looks more intense than what the recruits these days go thru during pickup...But on a scale of 1 to 10, with 10 being how my Pickup day went in '74, I'd rate it about a 3....The Corps has changed a lot in 43 years. These footlocker "drills" were especially interesting to me...ours were just a "little" bit different (envision loaded footlockers failing inspections and being tossed across the squad bay contents flying while rack inspections were also failing with mattresses and bedding being tossed about)...it was pretty crazy back in the day.
steve Fowler that still happens. heck one of my old mates was ITd for a while until he threw up and then had him do push ups ontop of his vomit. then had him clean it up.
that was after shit was flying everywhere.
Shit, back when I was in boot camp for the navy a in '13, a recruit left his locker unlocked during Sunday holiday. Everyone was just sitting around and all of a sudden an entire foot locker goes flying across the barracks like it was a football.
7 hard 7s and kick the teach back for inspection arms!!! Great video, thanks for sharing.
Is that a Korean Marine at DI School? 🤔
Is there any enlisted rank you achieve where you finally aren't screamed at more than you do the screaming?
E-6
ibuprofenPill E-9 SMMC lol
Wallace Breen Billot over rank
Yeah right it’s bootcamp all over again
@3:03
Civilians: wow that’s chaotic
Marines: yep fuck this shit
Drill Instructors: wow, he has no control over the deck.
Did anybody noticed the South Korean guy
The Marine Corps also trained South Korean Drill Instructors.
He got on the wrong bus
This video is a pure wall of mindless _noise!_ I barely understood a single word being said. And the only language I read or speak is American English.
and now you know what keeps Marines able to think straight in combat.
Micah Houghton
I don't know- my mind just went [POOF!] when I tried to understand this.
Bollocks
EVA_Unit_4A Everyone's does. That's why they do it. After 13 weeks hearing it all day your mind stops going 'poof' and you can focus on the task even if everything around is going poof, bang, brrrrt, pow
EVA_Unit_4A I understood him and I speak English and Russian :/
Who's the South Korean guy at 4:50, is he even a marine? He's wearing a different camo and has SK patches.
Justin Weismer South Korea
Marines, it's crosstraining between countries. we do it a lot with various countries.
So is he going to become drill instructor? Do you think he volunteered to do this or was voluntold to do this? Are there any other videos where there is a marine training in another countries military?
Justin Weismer its so these foreigners can lead a squad full of marines if they have to in an emergency world war 3 situation.
He's a ROK Marine. They modeled their Marine Corps from ours. They attend Marine Drill instructor school for training so that they can go back and train their DI's. South Korea is one of our closest allies.
actually, he appears to be a ROK Army Special Forces (ROK-SF)
and the black panther patch under his chest pocket indicates 13th Special Forces Brigade. ROK marines have red name tags. Army has black.
This is a very old video, these marines are grown up now.
WOW!!! All I see is STRESS and HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE!!!!!
This is know more than going right back to recruit training
It is easier to to do push ups and pt than yell at ppl 24/7 while being responsible for every single one of them. Drill sargeants are heroes that give the golden years of their life IN FULL to what is essentially the bullshitest aspect of humanity.
Wow that is awesome for the guys to be come drill marines 🤔
Oohrah student in the film Joe Standifird now SgtMaj Ret.
The special forces of drill instructor's!
Holy fuck they treat them worse than recruits.
1:14 tell me he don't look like Private Pyle
Drill Instructor: Do you understand?
All: YES SIR SOCKS!
Drill Instructor: Right now, open your mouth! Do you understand?
All: AYE AYE SIR! (guy knocks over his chair)
They said Yes Gunnery Sergeant
Now I see, this was part of the ritual or curriculum to become a DI. No wonder there was no terror in any of their eyes.
And they volunteer for this shit....
God I would love to see SSgt Brown get smoke like this!!!!
I'd rather stay in the FMF
no thanks. Went through it once. No way im taking that demoralization as a god damn sargeant.
Doesn't look like they're learning a lot
4:44
Why is he wearing what appears to be a Korean uniform?
Cross training from other countries is normal in the military.
Korean and Thai Marines also go through Marine Corps D.I school to become Drill Instructors back in their country. They still do to this very day.
Did I just see a ROK marine in this class?
Where will the ROK Marine serve after completing school?
Rok lol
@@drusanchez3287 lol
Hold up. Korean enter the drill school? Am i joke to you
1stSgt Patton, was one of the greatest and most admirable Marines I ever came across.
Agreed!
Hey I’m PFC Patton lol
No respond then execute? We got smoked for hours on end by my drill sergeants in Leonard wood for not responding then executing.
that is one scary room
Why is there a korean soldier there?
They keep asking...rather, SAYING, "Do you understand?" What is a recruit does NOT understand. May he/she reply "No"??
You would regret saying NO. This is from an actual Marine
As a soldier, I can confirm this from our side as well.
it seem wild that all the Instructors are Gunny's and appear to have black belts, Were they all senior DI's on MCRD San Diego or is this a DI school thing?
That was part of the uniform requirement at DI School. Most, if not all were Chief Drill Instructors/Series GySgts at one time. They all did time as an SDIs at one point.
Thanks for the info. Now I know.
why one dud wearing bdu
arrantpigeon53 He's a South Korean Marine undergoing training to be an instructor seeing how their marines are modeled after ours and South Korea is a very close ally.
Excellent
This a small platoon
Is that Private Pile? 1:12
Back to claim another victim :o
Do you understand?
All: YES SIR SOCKS!
Leon Vanderschaaf No wonder the D.I.'s beat recruits today
I think they say Yes Gunnery Sergeant.
Why is there a Korean guy in a Korean uniform there
4:49 who the hell is that???
Hey I know that Filipino looking guy!
There were two recruits, one in my platoon, from the Philippines who were brothers. Their parents survived WW2 thanks to the Navy and the Army, in their opinions. So, they named their two boys, "Army" and "Navy." Their last name was Suiaunoa. Navy was a good Marine.
That's a small class.
These are the Big Guys lol all Gunnies
Wow! Even I understand...
Musical chairs?
Is this a promotion in the military??
Thank you.
My Son is going over to you.
I will not go see him because it costs Him to pay for a motel of his future pay.
Here's that f'r. Most the time parents don't understand this and think our visit is free. His phone is turning off now!!!
Please help again 🙏
His other side of family is military U.S.
I'm not military.
The Marines and the Drill Instructer training all seems really intense,I feel like while not instructing and yelling at recruits to train them they are in the back laughing their asses off, I know my instructers from Basic were doing it, that or they are making jokes at our expense.
Lol a Korean military guy is there??? Lol
The one korean guy
Seem like nice guys to me
A Korean soldier training with US Marines?
Puerto rican soldiers do as well.
Yep, The US Army Has "KATUSA'S" Korean Augmentation to the US Army. In other words Korean Nationals serving with the US Army.
When I served in Korea We had them in my Unit.
It happens a lot
Yea but Puerto Ricans are American
3:30 Pain
Nostalgia time.
How the hell can anyone in that video understand what the DI's are saying.
You don't for the most part. You just obey the last command that you heard or think you heard and stand by to get yelled at again.
Harris Weigum #LMFAO!! Nicely said "and stand by to get yelled at again." That's my major concern for next yr whenst I go, since I understood zilch from MOST of the videos I've been looking at to prepare me for the . .#RealDeal
Its a skill you immediately acquire when you get to boot camp as a recruit
zeeeeeero hahahah