I went through boot camp in 2005. It's so odd. I remember it so vividly despite it being so long ago. Watching this made me smile. I hated it at the time but now I take so much pride that I did it.
@@Styxswimmer I went through boot camp in 1967. It's so odd. I remember it so vividly despite it being so long ago. Watching this made me smile. I hated it at the time but now I take so much pride that I did it. Semper Fi Brother.
For hundreds of thousands of us, this became the gateway to the Vietnam war. My platoon spent 2 full weeks in the Receiving barracks. It took that long to marshal a full platoon because the Navy and Chair Force was hogging all the volunteers. For every 10 draftees, the Army got nine and the Marines would get 1.
To my recollection there were no draftees in my platoon, though there were two deserters. Boot at MCRD San Diego, 1967. Those P.S.A. jets taking off were very tempting. As I think of it now, it reminds me of the Johnny Cash song about Folsom prison and the trains that keep rolling by, "their probly drinkin coffee and smokin big cigars". "...the true patriotism, the only rational patriotism, is loyalty to the Nation ALL the time, loyalty to the Government when it deserves it." - Mark Twain Semper Fi.
Lmao this sucked... I remember for the piss test in receiving, I was bladder shy and nervous, I just couldn't take a piss into my cup. Slowly and slowly, the numbers thinned out until I was the only one left having to piss. That brought all the DIs into the vicinity to motivate me.
Thank you for posting this video. I know this is one years old since you posted it but I still love watching this video even though other people have posted it I can watch this video over and over and over for whatever reason because I like it. And I know what they were going through because this is what they did to us and the NAVY, but they didn’t yell at us like these Marines commanders are doing. But I still love this video. Thank you over here on the big island of Hawaii.
We arrived about 2300, 21 June 1989. We started TD1 with 83. Graduated with 72, and 12 of them were pickups from other platoons (drop backs). The one that killed us the most was Pvt. Kidd. Not real bright, but he was all heart !
Nah I'm just playing I wouldn't be crying but I would be nervous. Especially since I'm not in shape. And I can't do a pull up or push up to save my life
I can’t wait I just did my verification yesterday at meps Mountain View … Haven’t done the physical still since I’m currently in a cleanse . 💨💨 if u know but
Don’t be your platoons “Boyd”! My rack mate, Recruit Boyd, cut his fucking forehead with a razor on Black Friday because a DI told home to shave his face. He took that order literally, so he shaved his entire face! His cheeks, chin, nose, and his forehead! Dumber than bag full of doorknobs. I spent a lot of time one the quarter deck because of his stupidity. If he fucked up, I was responsible, so I would get smoked, right along with him. If I tried to help him, I would get smoked for breaking discipline. I was fucked either way.
I knew someone who moved to cousins house in California so he would be sent to San Diego supposedly easier than Paris Island I went in the Army wasn’t bad some basics are worse than others Went to my nephews graduation in San Diego impressive
@vrl4355 I remember when we met our Drill instructors. The FIRST thing our Senior DI said was "you are all adults, but NONE of you are men. You're all weak pu$$ies. I will make you into men". By God he did. You may not recognize your son at first. Before boot camp I used to slouch bad. When I graduated my family thought I grew 3 or 4 inches. Nope. I just stopped slouching and started standing straight and poised.
@kabutoyakushi6618 Maybe, but you can't simply drop an opinion on something you never endured or went through. You just sound ignorant and arrogant at the same time.
May be that is the only time when the barber receives respect from people, he is humming a melody as he were the shiet, but that is all he does for a living, a second job as barber and security guard or cab driver in a nearby town. All of those recruits are , as we were told, maggots, but that is just the beginning of the journey. The barber and elderly had their chance, they hum and are bored of their job...
It isnt the screaming, it isn't the IT sessions (those get you in real shape) it isnt the order structure (like being yanked out of your rack at 4 in the morning and you have 3 minutes to get everything on.) The challenge comes after the first few weeks when the initial high wears off and youre home sick. Thats what gets a lot of recruits. Stay strong fuckers. It comes to an end.
Nah the Marines are the only place I can kill people legally without getting arrested. That or being a cop and shooting black teens minding their own business.
It’s not for everybody! With that being said, people love to talk down on them, but they’re some of the mentally strongest human beings on the planet. Some people go for benefits, some to get away from home, other to test themselves. There are good people in there and sometimes, that’s what certain people need, to be surrounded by others with similar experiences like them. It’s only 4 years minimum, that goes by quick. Funny it’s mostly lazy people who don’t understand the importance or have any idea what it truly means to have a strong mind. A confident one that you can quite literally use in any situation in life. Yes there are bad things about it, but being closed minded is no good.
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It’s been more than 10 years since I went through this. Crazy looking back on such a wild experience.
Yep. Semper Fi
I went through boot camp in 2005. It's so odd. I remember it so vividly despite it being so long ago. Watching this made me smile. I hated it at the time but now I take so much pride that I did it.
@@Styxswimmer
I went through boot camp in 1967. It's so odd. I remember it so vividly despite it being so long ago. Watching this made me smile. I hated it at the time but now I take so much pride that I did it.
Semper Fi Brother.
It’s crazy that this dude @6:05 is still there. He cut my hair in that same room 17 years ago to the day.
He cut my hair in 1989 lol
Hey that's Frank. He also does cuts at MCAS Miramar.
For hundreds of thousands of us, this became the gateway to the Vietnam war. My platoon spent 2 full weeks in the Receiving barracks. It took that long to marshal a full platoon because the Navy and Chair Force was hogging all the volunteers. For every 10 draftees, the Army got nine and the Marines would get 1.
To my recollection there were no draftees in my platoon, though there were two deserters. Boot at MCRD San Diego, 1967. Those P.S.A. jets taking off were very tempting. As I think of it now, it reminds me of the Johnny Cash song about Folsom prison and the trains that keep rolling by, "their probly drinkin coffee and smokin big cigars".
"...the true patriotism, the only rational patriotism, is loyalty to the Nation ALL the time, loyalty to the Government when it deserves it."
- Mark Twain
Semper Fi.
im about to leave April third and so this has been the most in detail video of what MCRD is gonna look like for me, thank you!
April 17 is when I head up there
Me too bro!
@@chrispatterson9604 see you there
Me too bro! I’ll see you out there!
@@chrispatterson9604 same bro, see you there
They aren’t yelling at him, they are informing him that he needs to move over
They’re yelling at him to let him know to move TF out of the way!
Lmao this sucked... I remember for the piss test in receiving, I was bladder shy and nervous, I just couldn't take a piss into my cup. Slowly and slowly, the numbers thinned out until I was the only one left having to piss. That brought all the DIs into the vicinity to motivate me.
😂😂😂
Thank you for posting this video. I know this is one years old since you posted it but I still love watching this video even though other people have posted it I can watch this video over and over and over for whatever reason because I like it. And I know what they were going through because this is what they did to us and the NAVY, but they didn’t yell at us like these Marines commanders are doing. But I still love this video. Thank you over here on the big island of Hawaii.
That DI seriously say Marine "Corpse" in the first 30 seconds? Wouldnt boots be eviscerated for doing that?
Probably testing them to see if someone would say something.
…and then his voice cracks at the end of his speech.
That bus ride looks so cozy…. Probably the last chance to sleep before the chaos
44 years ago I went through MCRD it was a wild and crazy experience but it made me a better person and Man asi am Today
We arrived about 2300, 21 June 1989. We started TD1 with 83. Graduated with 72, and 12 of them were pickups from other platoons (drop backs). The one that killed us the most was Pvt. Kidd. Not real bright, but he was all heart !
If I was there I'd be crying for my mommy 😢
Coward
I think most of us would.
Weak
Nah I'm just playing I wouldn't be crying but I would be nervous. Especially since I'm not in shape. And I can't do a pull up or push up to save my life
@@User-rj2dk you in ?
I can’t wait
I just did my verification yesterday at meps Mountain View …
Haven’t done the physical still since I’m currently in a cleanse . 💨💨 if u know but
Damn these DI’s are being hella nice and that count is hella slow lol
I couldn’t look up 20 years ago. Ahhhhhhhhhhhhh
Those initial steps off the bus were way more wild for me.
what was your experience like?
I’m sure that if you’re able to blend in you’ll won’t get yelled at as much
Doing this today, right now lol
I just want to see someone say Yes Drill Sergeant!
That army
Army. Marines use instructors
Sir, Yes Sir!
4:50 The DI forgets for a split second that he can't be nice to the recruits, and quickly corrects himself before getting caught.
I ship out May 20th, wish me luck 💪🏻
Don’t be your platoons “Boyd”! My rack mate, Recruit Boyd, cut his fucking forehead with a razor on Black Friday because a DI told home to shave his face. He took that order literally, so he shaved his entire face! His cheeks, chin, nose, and his forehead! Dumber than bag full of doorknobs. I spent a lot of time one the quarter deck because of his stupidity. If he fucked up, I was responsible, so I would get smoked, right along with him. If I tried to help him, I would get smoked for breaking discipline. I was fucked either way.
I knew someone who moved to cousins house in California so he would be sent to San Diego supposedly easier than Paris Island I went in the Army wasn’t bad some basics are worse than others Went to my nephews graduation in San Diego impressive
I bet some idiots thought Paris Island is actually in France 😂😂
Does anyone else ever miss this?
Just graduated yesterday on the 14th from Delta Company PLT 1070, 13 weeks of hell and worth it
Bruh I’m just scrolling these vids to look back on bootcamp 😂 I just graduated yesterday with delta company too
@@Movieclipse02 niceeee
Who the hell are you I was 1070 too
@@chrispatterson9604 ware
Greatest time of my life!
Really ? My son left this past Monday I miss him soo much ...
@vrl4355 I remember when we met our Drill instructors. The FIRST thing our Senior DI said was "you are all adults, but NONE of you are men. You're all weak pu$$ies. I will make you into men". By God he did. You may not recognize your son at first. Before boot camp I used to slouch bad. When I graduated my family thought I grew 3 or 4 inches. Nope. I just stopped slouching and started standing straight and poised.
Oh I can’t wait
Just hit 6 years this past December 😢🎉
My bf went through this years ago! It made him who he is today
Damn went through in 2014. Fun times 😂
How was it? I ship out in August lol
@@iidoughnutholes3087July
@kabutoyakushi6618 Maybe, but you can't simply drop an opinion on something you never endured or went through. You just sound ignorant and arrogant at the same time.
12 months ago 😢
Not much has changed in 54 years when I went through.
Miss, it truly should have reenlisted
4:55 I’ve finally discovered the infamous DI image origin😂
I went thru that along time ago.
Same guy give me my haircut in 1989.
that’s the last pop machine they will see for 14 weeks.
Marine boot is easy peasy compared to my Vietnam era Jarhead boot camp.
I ship out in January 29th 2024 gonna be a hell of an experience
Good luck bro, the amount of travel you do is worth it.
2 days left
@@Nimrod420yup I leave tomorrow morning to meps to get my ticket then from there it’s a one way flight to MCRD San Diego
@@moneymike4787 best of luck
May be that is the only time when the barber receives respect from people, he is humming a melody as he were the shiet, but that is all he does for a living, a second job as barber and security guard or cab driver in a nearby town. All of those recruits are , as we were told, maggots, but that is just the beginning of the journey. The barber and elderly had their chance, they hum and are bored of their job...
I leave next week
@@kabutoyakushi6618 bro stfu just because you didn't have the balls to join don't judge someone else's that have bigger balls then you.
Should’ve joined the Air Force bro
Dude at 4:58 is reevaluating his decision lol
See you tomorrow san diego 🫡
Paris Island seems alot worse but I wouldn't survive
MY BOI KAYDEN OOORAH
Marine barber 💈 isn’t a bad gig
How much them barbers make tho ?
Boys in company C
Nicolas Walks
Why is he saying marine corpse
It’s not that bad
It isnt the screaming, it isn't the IT sessions (those get you in real shape) it isnt the order structure (like being yanked out of your rack at 4 in the morning and you have 3 minutes to get everything on.) The challenge comes after the first few weeks when the initial high wears off and youre home sick. Thats what gets a lot of recruits. Stay strong fuckers. It comes to an end.
0:13
Mf called it marine corpse
Don't waste your time with this BS
Nah the Marines are the only place I can kill people legally without getting arrested. That or being a cop and shooting black teens minding their own business.
It’s not for everybody! With that being said, people love to talk down on them, but they’re some of the mentally strongest human beings on the planet. Some people go for benefits, some to get away from home, other to test themselves. There are good people in there and sometimes, that’s what certain people need, to be surrounded by others with similar experiences like them. It’s only 4 years minimum, that goes by quick. Funny it’s mostly lazy people who don’t understand the importance or have any idea what it truly means to have a strong mind. A confident one that you can quite literally use in any situation in life. Yes there are bad things about it, but being closed minded is no good.
Very well said !!
Sounds like you washed out.