Marine Security Guard School Graduation - Marching In
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- Опубликовано: 29 июл 2015
- Marine Security Guard School Class 3-13 marches to their graduation ceremony at Marine Corps Base Quantico, Virginia. These Marines completed the requirements to work with the State Department at American Embassies and Consulates overseas for three years. 26 April 2013.
Its awesome knowing that the jingle you hear is the sound of their medals clanging on each other
Definitely a lot of Afghanistan and combat veterans in this class. One fellow student had a Navy Comm Medal for rescuing someone from a burning vehicle while on leave.
My Master gunnery sergeant when I was in marine security guard at battalion, served in Vietnam in the biggest baddest ass way. I was the platoon sergeant in 1990, Colonel Shisler what is the HMFIC. But my master gunny was the most importantIndividual I ever served with. Thank you sir, and he would’ve kicked my ass if I would’ve called him sir.
That's a whole lot of whoop ass in one place.
Heh. Little kid following them in caught my sense of humor. Wonder if he wants to join the Marines when he grows up
Probably .
I’m 9 but I’m stuck I’m between the USAF & USMC
I’m joining the marines
@@micahgotracksplays340 what made you decide within a month?
@@kalaharisurfer1994 a marine recruiter saw his comment, found his Ip and held him at gunpoint telling him to join the marines
The few, the brave, the handsome🙂
My Marine Corps still AWESOME! Earned my in 1971! SEMPER FIDELIS FOREVER, OOHRAH! God bless America forever!
Wow that is a lot of achievements (medels) on each of those MARINES for such small time they’ve been in service! Congratulations to all! Demerit fi!
I Graduated from MSG School in 1982 what a great memory. One of my instructors there was a Gunnery Sergeant named McMichael he went on to become Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps
Alfred promoted me to Sergeant in 01 in the Pentagon. I had PCA’d up to DC from the MSG School (permanent party). One of the best leaders I ever met, but his wife Rita was one of a kind! Amazing people!
That is a lot of death walking around, best stand clear...
Dude casually mowing the grass in the back
Damn I feel safe going to school now
MSG.....absolutely the best of the best.
First time I've seen the garrison hat the USMC ladies wear. I approve.
Lots of memories. I graduated MSG school in the late '80s. Visited Quantico a few years ago, but when I went to the old building, it looks like they moved to another part of the base. Unfortunately, I didn't have time to search out where they moved too. At least I got to see my old barracks again.
Thank you for your service
These are some well decorated PVTs
I was the platoon sergeant for MSG battalion in 1990. I came in to Embassy duty when it was a bad thing. Sergeant Lonetree had fucked us all. We had to re-create ourselves In 1987. In 1986 Sargent Lonetrew disgraced us all. I Was the first permanent Marine detachment at the Embassy in Paramaribo Suriname. My second station was Manila Philippines. Bad shit happened in Manila. Lieutenant Colonel James T. Rowe. He was assassinated while I was on post one in 1989. I had to inspect his vehicle after the assassination. It went through the rear post of the rear door where there was no armor. Colonel Rowe Was a awesome individual, someone you want to be friends with. He was a good person. If you don’t know who I’m talking about, you better read his book.
Wow. Just know that they still teach new MSGs about your generation of watchstanders. You truly served in an incredible time.
Awesomeness in motion 👌👍 God Bless our amazing Marines>>>
This is BADASS
If you can't make the requirements for MSG, there's always MCSF! LOL
Four big changes from my day (01/71): Quantico instead of Henderson Hall; LCpls graduating; women in the class; and much larger class! Big changes, but necessary, I guess.
Things have changed since 2013 as well: they now have PFCs graduating, Marines straight from MCT/ITB!
@@Joshjames1234 Really? Wow.
@@dougdiaz1973 Yep. DoS needed more Marine security after 9/11/2012.
This would be a bit terrifying if you weren’t expecting it
Love our Marines!
I had two roommates at my first duty station in 1964. One of them went off to Sea School and the other went to Embassy duty. I remember reading his orders and it was something effect he would report to [the name of a company like Hotel or Foxtrot company back east]. I envied both of them. All I got was a top secret clearance and the job of wandering around with a four star admiral and a bunch of other flag officers bringing them top secret/secret documents and messages. It was so top heavy a Marine captain made the coffee if none of the five enlisted were around.
Thanks for sharing! That is great you were at least able to get a marketable TS clearance. Did you end up using it in the civilian sector after?
@@Joshjames1234 -- Actually I did for nearly 50 years. I worked on military contracts that required a TS clearance. The access changed from project and job to job but the TS I kept.
Those marine corps dress blues are great looking but I'll take my old navy crackerjacks any day of the week .
Bad person 1: Okay guys, we're gonna do a lot of damage and- *Sees Marines* O_O
Bad Person 2: Uhhhmmm...there's Marines...
Bad Person 3: Umm, yeah, I quit...*Leaves*
Marine: HEY GUYS, LOOK! FRESH MEAT!
Bad Guys 1 & 2: O_O just take us to the police...
Marines: Were the sherif in these parts now, you ain't going to jail...your going to Parris Island!
Good stuff! Semper Fi
Semper Fe Brothers, something similar occured during my Service in the Royal Marines in November 1952. Save, there were fewer Medals on Display! Only the Instructors who were Veterans of WW2, Palestine, Korea and Malaya.
That mark time looked fast as fuck lmao
Damn, most of them are lance corporal!
With out Marines? We are screwed. It helps to have being raised by a Marine and his strong wife.
SEMPER FI‼️🍻
A sergeant with no service stripe, whoa
where?
you see that more common than not nowadays
I have a sergeant in my shop who doesn't even have his good cookie medal.
Nicole Menas after the Vietnam War the Marine Corps was starved for Sergeants. I was meritoriously promoted to Pfc and L/Cpl and promoted to Sgt in 39 months so it possible. Especially if you're in a MOS where Cpl and Sergeants are needed.
Yup. Back in the day, we salty Leathernecks used to call them "Shake n' Bake" Sergeants. Instant promotions due to enlistment contract guarantees (Needs Of The Corps), or the "poster Marine" Sergeant was meritoriously promoted which is possible before 4 years of service and even before 3, so it doesn't surprise me if there's no Good Cookie on the dress blue blouse. Good on that Marine for choosing MSG Duty as a special duty assignment. I recall having 4 years time in grade as a Sergeant/10 years time in service, and seeing these kinds of motivated NCO's around me.
My future mos
When im 64
God bless America 🇱🇷🇱🇷🇱🇷🇱🇷🇱🇷🇱🇷🇱🇷👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Lol that kid
3 stripes how this graduation right ? I thought that max out of graduation was 2
Colinvanhoose VEVO This is specialist training.
I assuming thats the school security
🙏🏻🇺🇸👏
do you ask for the msg or how does that work, can I mention it during my talk with a recruiter
+Jamie Lee Hi Jamie, that's a great question. MSG duty is open to all Marines who meet the basic requirements, however, it is not open to new Marines just beginning their careers. After completing boot camp, Marine Combat Training (or SOI if you go in as a grunt), and your MOS (job) school, you will need to spend about 18 months in the operating forces (fleet) before you can go to MSG school. Best of luck!
-Josh
+Joshjames1234 Thanks, you can find almost everything on the internet. I know the Msg is part of the"B billet".
an that you tour three countries, over within a three year frame. an that I need a gt of 90 an the asvab I forgot. Also it stated I would need a specialty "like infantry" or an MP would do good.
There is a side branch apart of the msg,im sure you know it, have you thought of moving up there
+Jamie Lee You don't need a special job to do MSG or MSAU. I was in the Marine Band, and still was able to serve at embassies. Also, not sure what you mean by "side branch" for MSG.
Short answer to your question is you need to prove yourself in the fleet first.!
Hi how long is the course and can u go straight after boot camp.
6 weeks for E-5 (Sgt) and below but you need a minimum of 18 months after graduating boot camp in order to get a seat in class.
that's right girls
shawnte Pitts you go Girls!! 😃
Dress it up!! Sorry flashback for me :(
Shorty in the back
What is this for
Marine Security Guard School. Each of these Marines will be assigned to a US embassy somewhere in the world.
3:29 salt dog
All do respect for the Felmale in that clip 2:05
OORAH
that's a hole lot of whoop ass
Funny seeing them march all the different size people instead of the clone version of china
Hot damn 😍
POV: *This is Germany*
Man ill edge up them damn nasty ass sidewalks for a few dollars more
Boot ass NCOs no wait POGs
lol
nah I rather be a real OG and go 0311...
You can't choose MSG as an MOS. Many Marines, including my roommate, were combat-vet 03s. MSG is a popular special duty assignment for infantry Marines. 0311s that want to get promoted beyond staff are practically required to have an SDA (special duty assignment) under their belt, which means you can choose between DI, recruiter, or MSG.
Lol just them could take out a lot of North Koreans
It's nice to see the women Marines and the proper dress blues not that bullshit they have them wearing now
What ever happened to tallest to shortest? Looked like a mob
Marching is horrible 😂
That's a large class and I see they let women do it now.
They’ve been letting women do this since well before I was part of the school in the mid 90’s.
Nothing new here
@@dleoner1 I was in 79-86 no WM's on MSG then.