British Army Soldier REACTS to US Army Training
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- Опубликовано: 12 авг 2017
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Appreciate the feedback! Next react video I make I'll react to it at the end of the video.
that from experience mate? yea didn't think so..
Hey Liam, thanks for the vid. Interesting to see it from a different perspective. Would imagine the the differences will expand when you get beyond the "reception" step & get into the core of the training and especially after when you are in permanent duty unit. I found the Brits to have an interesting spin on things compared to the US.
LiamBrown the thought is quite good to see you want to see what we do. But this video isn't the best representative for this.
I agree this video isn't the best for watching how basic training is for the U.S. infantry. I went to Fort Benning for basic and AIT and I can tell you what you watch isn't basic triaing at all. Drill Sgt. Moore told all of us at the time that (what you just watched) we were there just for transitioning from civilian to a military personnel, they weren't not "allowed" to punish, yell, or smoke us and so forth but doesn't mean they wouldn't. As soon as they officers of cameras were away then suddenly it was a half right, face!. Then the lush ups began.
My question is where those Cavalry scouts, tankers, infantry, or just BCT
This isn't basic training, this is just reception. Reception is where you get all your uniforms and inprocessing paperwork and medical done. Basic is where the actual training is actually done. This is why it seems so chill and relaxed.
psgchisolm In Marine boot camp, even in reception our drill instructions are harsh on us.
knowledgeable Kiwi when I passed through 30th AG, the drill sgts there were all really nice to us. Spoke respectfully, never yelled at us, a guy got caught sleeping during the day under his bunk, drill Sgt just said get up, you are not allowed to sleep until lights out. All part of making you feel a little comfortable before the cattle car ride down range into the shark attack.
psgchisolm I like how you copied that other comment and got likes for iy
MapleSyrup_ I didn't copy shit. Like I give a fuck about youtube likes lmao. I'm not getting paid for them shit.
when was this?? 30th ag was shit, all the ncos acted like drill sgts and were annoying as fuck.
This was much more chill than my US Navy boot camp in Great Lakes Illinois in 1985 . We got yelled at from the first minute we stepped off the bus . We filled out paperwork until about 3am , were put into used raincoats and led to a room full of bare mattresses on the deck then the lights were shut off . Reveille at 6am found the lights turned on and our instructors came into the room banging trash cans with truncheons and throwing the lids at those slow to respond . A couple of the recruits wet themselves and some tears were shed . Then we were marched , as it was , to breakfast , wearing manky old raincoats over our civilian clothes . After breakfast we were marched to the Barber Shop, shorn , then led to a room where we were relieved of everything . Our naked herd was sent into a shower where we washed ourselves then walked through a delousing shower . Exiting the decontamination room we walked naked into the place where our uniforms were issued. We dressed ourselves in the order that our uniform items were issued to us . Undergarments first , boots and headgear last . Now we had that new recruit odor of insecticide and clothing starch . This perfume was an improvement over the smell of three day old travel sweat , fear and urine we started the day off with . Then it was time for lunch . Half way into day one .
Victor Waddell That was an interesting read
So we stood in the best resemblance of a column that we could form after only three hours of sleep and five hours of instruction. 73 new recruits now labored under a big green sack on our backs that was our Sea Bag . Now we were Company 85093 of Recruit Training Command , Great Lakes , Illinois, United States Navy . Before us were the two men who would transform us from civilians into sailors . The lead instructor was IC1 Adgie. His second was ABE2 Greene . They were our Company Commanders . They were dressed in black uniforms with white sailor's caps on their heads like Popeye The Sailor or that kid on the Cracker Jack box . But I got the feeling there was no prize under a handful of candy coated popcorn and peanuts . And that instead of crushing cans of spinach and punching Bluto, it was their job to crush and punch me . We marched under the weight of our sea bags to the same building that we had been fed reconstituted eggs and bland sausage links in the dark of 0600 . We placed the green sacks on the ground and filed into the galley . There was no time to savor our lunch or even recognize what had been slopped onto our trays by recruits a few weeks more advanced than us . The beverages that were available were a sugary red ersatz Cool Aid that we learned to call Bug Juice , milk , and chocolate milk from a cafeteria type dispensers . Before the last man was fed the first in line was already forming into the column that we had arrived in and strapping his sea bag onto his back . The airline food from yesterday seemed like a Royal Feast by comparison . We assumed our formation and were marched off to what would be our new home for the next couple of months . By this time our Company Commanders had determined who could march in a straight line and put those men up front . So with the order of Company ! Attention! Forward March ! We carried our personal moving vans to our new digs .
Kevin L Thanks, Brother. I just posted chapter two .
Kevin L I joined when Ronald Reagan was President in 1985 , and EAOSed in 1995 when Bill Clinton was President . We used "salty" language often , I could teach a course on how to swear " like a sailor " and teach you terms you've never heard before . Stress Cards , Time Out , WTF was that ? We had "Bosun's Locker Justice " and "He Fell Down A Ladder " happening in the fleet . There is a thing called The Chain Of Command wherein things get handled at the lowest level, and back in my day that meant that often two men might meet each other in a private setting . 'Nuff Said. Satan worship . If anyone was into that they kept it to themselves . We weren't known to be a bunch of choir boys but most of us had some sort of spiritual belief . The military has a Chaplain Corps whose main job is to look after the spiritual , moral and psychological welfare of service members. Proselytizing and converting others to a particular faith is not their mission. The majority of them are Christian/ Catholic or Jewish but look after everyone no matter their faith or lack of . I can't recall any kind of shrine to any particular deity . I hope I was if help to you .
DuoGamers07 Read the second chapter I just posted .
This isn't US Army Training in the slightest. This is the first week called reception where you get some gear and fill out paperwork waiting for training to begin.
You are right. These are those Reception/Processing NCOs. Just wait until their Platoon Drill Sgts come and pick them up. That's when the fun starts.
Don't forget, that's the place you get sick at too...somebody always brings a cold into the Army and shares it with everybody in reception
cipher88101 / Broke dick hold overs giving orders like they run shit, took a few hours for us to realize they weren't shit. Lol, good ol' days. Loved every second of basic.
in the finnish army we mix that shit up. i personally got my RK62 on the second or 3rd week, among with a razor and some other random gear. we also use shopping carts when we pick or swap gear at the store house.
reaperdude88 it's not like basic gets hard or anything after
2 minutes in and I have not heard a lick of swearing from the Drill Sergeant. You're watching a child friendly version of American boot camp, best to watch something that wouldn't come from a news report. Because the first day at camp is full of rookie mistakes, I saw none here...
Kevin L I bet Clinton would do that. He's a draft dodger.
FYI, Marines have Drill Instructors, not Drill Sergeants, Drill Sergeants are an Army thing.
+Kevin L
Fuck that for a game of sailors. The shitbags who force cultural marxism on any military force should be jailed for treason.
But do Americans have offensive slurs ? : )
Connor Clemmons You're confusing the armies Drill Sergeant with the Marines Drill Instructor. Guaranteed within the first 30 seconds, the drill instructor will make you regret being born
You should react to US Marines bootcamp
Michael Bullock or the Royal Marines.
The Royal Marines is said to have the longest and one of the toughest boot camps in the World
OTT-OTT 1 well they are second to only the sas in the UK, so it would make sense for that to be the case
He should react to Parris Island marine corps basic training wow It's tough!
Where are you getting that info ? If you think HMRMC are better trained than SBS, SRR, Pathfinders, SFCs etc then you're incorrect
So happy he reacted normally, not saying every second "these wimps don't got it bad" its so genuine
US AND UK ARE THE BEST
they went from enemies to allies, they will forever be allies now
Dont forget china i luv chona all the tech
Snake Plisskin So, have any other credible sources? No, that's what I thought...
Snake Plisskin Ha, ignorant know it all fucks like you make me laugh. The official rankings are put together from a number of different factors, I'm sure they're more accurate than a dimwit on a youtune comments section (for example, you). And they are not "Wikipedia stats". There are numerous sources that all point to the UK being 5th or 6th as a global world power. Look it up for yourself. And how the fuck does a single army recruit rank an entire nation, cause I'm sure someone in the army definetly knows the air force and navy inside out! Grow a brain cell, ur comment made no godam sense...
Lucas Gore Well for a small island I think the U.K is doing rather well.
Your video gave me 61% of my suggested video viwers thanks man! yout channel is pretty big! Keep grinding man👌
Im starting phase 1 in October av been enjoy your videos and you've given me a good insight into the army, just wanted to say cheers for making these videos keep em coming pal :)
It's been 5 years. What came of it?
1 set of overalls green
1 pair of boots black
2 underpants white, 5 sizes too big
2 singlets, 3 sizes too big
1 pair shorts gym
1 pair of plimsoles white
2 pair of socks wollen grey
1 beret black
2 shirts cream
1 razor (Returned 21 years later)
1 brush tooth (Returned 21 years later)
1 brush shaving (Returned 21 years later)
1 brush clothes (Returned 21 years later)
2 brushes boot (Returned 21 years later)
1 brush button (Returned 21 years later)
1 housewife (Returned 21 years later)
1 button stick (Returned 21 years later)
1 tunic SD
1 trousers SD
1 overcoat, 2 sizes too big
1 bag kit hessian (Returned 21 years later)
1 bag laundry (Returned 21 years later)
1 bag kit small (Returned 21 years later)
1 badge cap (Returned 21 years later)
2 badges collar (Returned 21 years later)
2 towels white
1 plate aluminium (Somewhere down a wadi in Southern Lebanon)
1 knife (Returned 21 years later)
1 fork (Returned 21 years later)
1 spoon (Returned 21 years later)
1 mug plastic green (Returned 21 years later)
1 belt stable green (Returned 21 years later)
1 tie brown (Returned 21 years later)
1 pair of pyjamas
1 pair of braces (Returned 21 years later)
That would have been the sum total of my initial issue on enlisting in 1978.
Why do you have to return your wife after 21 Years? O-o
And they would never get my spoon, gunna fight for it! >:O
Why did you give back your capbadge? And what were you doing in Southern Lebanon, and how did you disappear 1 plate aluminium in said Lebanon?
If I'm not correct tell me. A "house wife" is a sewing kit for uniform repairs.
fuck your spoon!
*Fork bros for life!*
+Michael Borawski
Not only for uniform repairs but for horizontal entertainment as well.
Thanks for the post bless your Service
this is a very interesting video thanks for making, I'm not so bothered about the reaction element but the information and insights are fascinating
1.1Million views... Well done mate! 😀
Can u pause the video and then talk it's hard to understand what ur saying
where r u from?
Sol Bambi what does that have to do with what my asking?! I'm from the UK,you?
well depending were youre from you may be use to the accent or not.
Sol Bambi it's not the accent it's the people talking in the background
You said its hard understanding what he saying
Out of most reaction channels that show the entire video, you are constantly talking and making comments, unlike some other channels that just sit there...well done mate!
Ha! The Benning Report. I kinda miss Benning. OSUT for me was at Ft. Leonard Wood. Combat Engineer. This brought back some good memories. Thanks man.
The transformation from civilian to a disciplined professional soldier is hard at first, but self discipline in hygiene and uniform through ironing and cleaning and teamwork. Having everyone treated the same creates equality and indoctrination of pride, self esteem does go a long way in improving confidence and ability. Having served myself and with many life long friends still serving primarily with 16th Brigade in Colchester. Nothing beats your self accomplishment and numerous skills taught to survive and defend the values and customs that we all have taken for granted within the 🇬🇧 UK!
Keep up the good vibes Liam..✊️
I've liked all your videos and I'm notification squad!!!
Hey Liam wicked video 👌👍 keep em coming bro
The stuff they show on these documentaries are so clean and free of cursing and yelling. Nothing like the real thing
Great Video :-)
Matsimus I love your vids
Keep up the good work Liam. The British public are PROUD of all of you.
Respect they give there lives best of the best.
So I guess it's very similar
Where are you from?
ARCHIEzzle usa is tho as to be expected
Devin Archmere No it fucking isnt... Sure you can say it is one of the biggest but it is poorly trained and disciplined. A bad army is a shit army no matter the size
@Devin Archmere the biggest not necessarily the best trained in the world. The British S.A.S are the most elite special forces in the world hence why most nations including America with they're Navy Seal and Delta Force training copy a lot of S.A.S tatics.
@@matty6848 don't forget the SBS
Watch the US Marine boot camp if you want to see a real fun time.
ive just left school and i wanted to go and join the army so i went to my nearest army careers and i was told because of my asthma i couldnt join until i havent used an inhaler for 4 years, i was so upset all i ever wanted to do was to grow up and join the army but respect to you bro and all the others serving with you, true heros!
I went to Basic Training at Fort Jackson SC in 1986 and the Drill Instructors were in your face from the time you stepped off the bus. This is a lot more relaxed than it was back then.
React to North Korea military training.
I don't know if there would even be a lot of panic considering they have likely been drilled like this since they were young children
Duke of Kaiser there is none
Duke of Kaiser I doubt there’s much footage.
I have 2,000 hours on Call of Duty do i qualify as a soldier 🤔🗡
No
mugen mugen you qualify as an idiot
Nehemiah Snyder can't take a joke
You qualify as lazy
I have 5000 across the games
Ft. Benning, Ga. Is a subtropical environment. During a summer cycle, trainees could suffer heat stroke if they become dehydrated, that is why they wear the camel backs every where they go. We only had canteens in my time but we had to carry one in a cargo pocket of our BDU bottoms every where we went. I remember they sent an Eskimo who'd joined the Alaskan National Guard home... he was having health problems because of the heat. He came back for a winter cycle. And the 30th AG mentioned here, it is a reception battalion. We were only allowed pt uniforms there, and treated like prisoners for 30 days. One kid tried to hang himself with a vacuum cleaner cord. Right before leaving the reception battalion we were issued proper uniforms and sent to Sand Hill, that is where the training battalions were. Mine was 1st Battalion 38th Infantry. 11Bs did 12 or 13 weeks before graduation, Mikes needed 2 more weeks for mechanized training and mortar men stayed two extra weeks. It was Summer 1992....
Dustin O'Connor Ft. Jackson, July - Aug 1993. No camelback, but two canteens always filled with water.
Thank you for your service mate I salute
Is shaving your hair compulsory??
Tall Short think so yes
Tall Short fairly certain you have to have a grade 1 or 2 all other you can to do it before you go training or they do it for you
If you already have short back and sides then you wont need to
MasterTeyte ah right ok well I ain't shaving off all my hair before training then
Yes it's mandatory, and make sure you shave any facial hair off before you head in. It will save you haveing to do a rush shave once you get off the bus.
First of all that’s reception their geting what they need issued and shots whatever needed to go to basic training THAT IS NOT the basic training👍🏻
Seeing this brings back good memory's of being at Fort Benning. Fun times.
Thank you for your service
That wasn't training, that's reception.
Aye he got that 21 in the outro🔥
What song is that?
Good vid man 👍👍👍
Why would you need shampoo when you've just had your head shaved lmao
"On my own army ID I look like I've been raped" 😂😭
You should look up the video drill sergeant to Ambush. It's for drill sergeants yelling at one person from four different angles
Mad crazy
React to RAF basic training and assessment centre
Polish army in a nutshell: everything the same day,everything must be the same everywhere otherwise the whole room gets trashed,the hospital you won't learn nothing and won't heal,if you are lucky the training equipment won't be old,and probably from russia or from PRL times
Great vid
What's with the smiles in the video? I went through Benning in 1990....nothing to smile about, even at the 30th AG (Reception). I tried it once and my Drill Sergeant told me if he saw me smile again he'd kill me. Of course he wouldn't have killed me....but it felt like it at the time. Different time. Of course all soldiers think they've had it tougher than the present generation....but we honestly did have it tougher, it was still the Cold War Army. Good video, Liam. Keep doing good things, man, and stay motivated. I retired in 2010 after 20 years, 3 of those in Iraq as an Infantryman, and plenty of other deployments.
do the US Marine Corps
React to usmc bootcamp
Glad we get our boots a few months before starting training in the UK
This was at the reception station. Not a part of Basic at all. It's all in-processing in a separate facility. Day one of Basic is when everyone is crammed on a bus and driven around until they drop you off at the actual Infantry areas. Once those doors open up, it's open season for the Drill Sgts and the beginning of a long hard day for unsuspecting privates.
new favorite youtuber, thinking of signing up soon and your helping so much with showing me the ropes, wondering if there is a diet other than the RMC egg diet to help shift some extra weight for training?
also more respect seeing you started fishing ;)
Thanks for watching bro!
I recommend a lot of running... go until you can't rest up, repeat every day. Good luck
U.S. Army training is still loosely based on British military that's why a lot of it is similar
Mark Winch i mean they did get all their military knowledge from the UK..
Is it just me or is the U.K and U.S really chill towards eachother
Its funny there is so many fights between US and many other countries but then when its UK and US
its like two distant cousins xD
Mark Winch most armies training is based of the UK's.
*Mark Winch*
Actually, the US military has a Germanic background.
The reason I know that is because I am an _army brat,_ and a veteran.
My family's traceable military history dates back to 1638.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Friedrich_Wilhelm_von_Steuben
@@grandkrusader1935 that's because the U.K and U.S.A are biggest allies.
IN THE GUARDS IN LATE 80S 3 DAYS BEFORE WE GOT OUR KIT GOT ISSUED A TRACKSUIT SO WE WORE THAT OR A SUIT DEPENDING FIRST NIGHT HAS A COLDSTREAM REGIMENAL SMOKER 2 BEERS EACH WHERE ALOUD DOWN THE NAFI FROM DAY 1
Man, I was in two branches; Air Force then Army. I went through two boot camps and technical training for each M.O.S. I don't miss any of it.
I could barely hear what he is saying next time move the mic farther so we can hear you or maybe it would of work if you pause the video then talk
Will do mate
I just commented on your USMC video that you need to be louder. I liked your volume here because the focus should be on your reaction to whats happening. So I guess just you do you? Or something?
You know The United States Army training routine was invented by the United Kingdom back in World War 2 and they're still using that training method today
Holy shit, I haven't seen the hallways at 30th AG since '99... Wow does that take me back.
You should see the shark attack after reception week. First day in the actual barracks is hell.
Aussie army next
Trainers and trainees would be standing around looking at drill course.
React to U.S.M.C. boot camp.
Dope video bruv...By the way whats the name of the track or instrumental playing right at the end? Its liiiit! please drop the link to it here!
So this is a Chanel where a British soldier basically does vlogs
Subcribed straight away
Look at marines
I recommend pausing the video to talk because it can't hear the video when u are talking
Nick_C -Irk? I kept thinking "I can't hear!!" Thru the whole video.😕
Nick_C then u need ur ears testing
Exactly! Talks too god damn much
and put the video larger than your pic.
Love the yanks, tough boys, glad your on our side, cheers 🇬🇧🇺🇸
Oh, the memories!
Luckily, I cannot be in the Military legally due to social disorders, and a joint disorder which would significantly reduce my ability thus making me a invalid candidate. But I thank you very much for your services my Commonwealth brother.
Ha, spazmoid.
I don't know. I don't live with her.
Man I love canadians
Nicholas Bodson ilelebdowoq q
US Marine corps
Lol, the way you keep looking off to the right side of the room it seems like you're keeping an eye on something that has the potential of crashing down on you.
Soon as our medical clearances came through, we were PT’d into the ground, after chow. Good times!
bro pause the video when u talk I can't hear either of the your voice
Christian Hopkins I agree
Hey bro I'm thinking of joining the tank crewman and I wanna know how fit I should be?
fucking fit. you ask the wrong question
Muttlee Gaming 1.5 mile run in 13:15
I'm also wanting to join the tanks, 13mins for mile and half run, unsure for the weights and stuff.
Thanks everyone and really bro that sounds good hope to see you there
yeah hopefully, aha probably will
Specialist Medically Retired, US Army here. We were required to have our Camelbacks on at all times back at Fort Benning. From what I heard, it was because too many soldiers weren't getting enough water. Some people in my training were fairly old. I think the cutoff age in 2009 was 35 or something. I think we had that same Sergeant telling us what to buy when I was there... the guy with the real thick accent? yeah, that one.
This gave me flashbacks
anyone know the best infantry regiments that will be in most combat
James Allen I'm in Afghanistan right now man with 4-17 infantry unit. The United States Army rotates a deployment schedule. It varies
James Allen Not much combat going on right now... you're a decade late. Just enlist as infantry 11B and wait for the next Korean war that's about to go down in the next couple of years.
Raf regiment
James Allen look into 82nd Airborne or an op40 for 75th Rangers (GT score 105 needed for 75th)
what about the rifles are they good?
I'm 14, 15 in October. I'm wanting to join the British Army when I'm 18, feel I need A-Levels before hand. The plan for me is to do 50 press ups, 50 sit ups, and some light jogging for about 10 mins a day. Do this until I'm 16, and when I turn 16 do some more hardcore training, pushing myself as hard as I can so I can do the best I can. Just wondering if this sounded like a good plan, and wanted to ask a dude with experience like yourself. Thanks.
I have been in 6 years and i can say yes i would wait until you are 18 and get A levels. In terms of training the basic entrance tests are a 44 press ups in under 2 min, 50 sit ups in under 2 min and 1.5 mile run in under 10:30 (it's lower if you want to go paras, for paras you want to run under 9 min).
You can get through training if you can meet those requirements but the fitter you are when you arrive the easier you will find it!
Also try tabbing (walking/running with weight on your back) before you go just so you don't have a huge shock when you get there like i did!
Squats and deadlifts are great for training legs and core strength is needed for training.
But don't worry too much about physical tests its not hard to get to where you need to be!
nice advice, i want to hopefully join Para's at some point. if you go in as Infantry you wont need A-levels but you will for an Officer, sounds like a good plan though, even if you dont stick to it everyday just make sure you can do a good amount of them
Thanks for all the advice and time spent writing them guys, helps me a lot.
Kaleb Plant don't waste your life bro!! You can be a good man and still serve your country? How about a business man that contributes way more then any soldier will ever do! The ones that go off and fight are the ones that don't fit in and need something to boost there morale, for example lots of U.S soldiers just went to aghanistan for a sleazy massacre and poor pay!? So pls don't join army!! Bottom of the Barrel those Sods🙂
Skylar Sinclair soldiers are some of the best people there are. I would much rather be with soldiers, it is hard to find a more down to earth and hard working group. The army isn't for everyone but to tell someone not to join when they want to because a business man is more useful? I would rather serve with men and women who put their lives in the line for each other then hang out with people on fat cat salaries.
I just went through 30th AG in July. Reception was by far the hardest thing about basic. 11 days
The thumbnail the British soldiers was like put your hands up! And the us soldier was like yes sir! I jus thought it was funny
Heh, this isn't even the USMC training.
the UK relies on having a small main army with around 400,000 reserves. but because of this the soldiers for the UK have to go through slightly harder training than most others so that what they lack in numbers they make up in skill.
I thought the Uk reserves were between 100-200k?
spooky raidr Yet America is the #1 super power and probably has more skill sets. If you're going off of this, this is a joke--it's so censored because of the news covering it. You need to watch a raw US Marines boot camp or US Navy Seals BUDS Training video
spooky raidr are you fucking high
General Supremo they are better
A Lawn Chair our troops are trained to a higher standard than yours. And SAS are better than SEALS
You should do a video reviewing US Marine Corps basic training.
Btw ive seen friends who were in trouble have to spray concrete walk ways while it's storming outside just for back talking😂😂we all sat in the heat and laughed
If we could beat them 🇬🇧once, we can beat them again!🇺🇸🇺🇸
Random Kid 77 dude I'm American and it still pisses me off when people talk shit about Britain,Japan, Israel etc. we became great allies with so many country's. We're not the greatest country in the world. But we do have the greatest friends ❤️🙌
Dumb yank
Random Kid 77 were allies dude lol
If you'd stop talking for 5 minutes I'd be delighted
Daniel Johnson Watch the original video then dumbass the point of this is a reaction
Daniel Johnson this isn’t jinx kiddo! Now go play outside and learn what a proper reaction is.
Marc Lerigo well we should be able to hear the video to know what it is about..then we can appreciate his response..
its more than a touch because this guy has quite a loud voice....
i saw the Bog Red 1 Emblem and i live very close to the base in Ft. Riley, KS
I'm 1999... when I was in camp... i was from showing up at the base, I was up for 48 hours straight. Got about 6 hours sleep. Then the regular routine began
1st
This isn't reaction. This is just biased criticism.
mr potato notice why I said "biased"
mr potato If he wants anyone to take him seriously he needs to be more open minded.
what makes you think a reaction can't be either biased or critical, get your head out of your ass.
Bassmint Because I passed 5th grade assmint.
Daniel Gregoire re read what I said moron
My jrotc mentor (ret)colonel spry he was in the army for 20 years and he talked about his drill sergeant head butting people who mad mistakes
Fort Benning sucks ass. Reception is fucking purgatory, standing in line with 3 hours of sleep in 2 days, going from place to place to stand in line for equipment or just to be lectured, standing in formation for 4 hours straight. Fun place.
SMASH the like button guys, remember to comment down below what other military you want me to react to!
LiamBrown Russian speznas
LiamBrown royal marines training
LiamBrown Irish Defence Forces recruit training
Adam Casey Yes!
LiamBrown SAS are the green Brett's
British is better
US & UK Kick ass props to both hoorah!
Lol drill Sgts are always nice in front of cameras and this is reception lol
Its so funny all the americans defending their military
Elizabeth Bennet hahaha this is just what I mean. Your just mad. What your doing right now is defending your army😂😂
I guess people are supposed to not like and defend their military
Storm vonk we don't need to defend have we lost a war
Storm Vonk obviously they would defend it. People in the army die for there country. Why should it matter whether they are American or not?
Where would you be from storm??? Maybe One of the countries the us military has to protech
Royal Marines literally school/train the US Marines every year in Norway.
Very true
They have done for many a year
How many times has this been debunked. It's called cross-training children. Who do you think trained those Royal Marines on Norway huh? Pro-tip: It was the Norwegians. Neither the USA nor the Brits have higher quality units, they train each other all the time to make the most effective soldiers. Only time you can really make quality comparisons is when you talk about the SEALs and SAS, and then everyone conveniently forgets the Green Berets
It's been debunked because you wish it wasn't true? That's not how it works buddy, there's videos all over youtube of British troops training US troops, NOT just cross training. Literally on one of the videos a US lieutenant says the Royal Marines are elite troops and that's why they come to learn from them.
Liam Miller RUclips is a horrible source of military knowledge.
This wasn't nearly what I was expecting
React to Ranger training....Lead the Way!! Great video bud
Im glad i Dodged the Draft in my country. I would rather go to Prison
Lmao
OTT-OTT 1 what country?
OTT-OTT 1 Coward
Culjamo10 ! Shit your socialist ass up
He Still has the chance to die. I would honestly like to live poorly, knowing that I won't be sent to fight somewhere and have the chance to die. Also, he never specified what country it was, so you were ignorant enough to suggest it was your country.