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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- (pt9) RDCs explain to recruits as soon as they get to their compartments how they will be trained during their 8 weeks @USNavy Boot Camp.
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As a former sailor I can say the hardest part of navy boot was folding my clothes & making my bed lol
Agreed
Battestations had me so freaked out before hand lol
Never once did this happen to me in Navy boot.
@@tommygun5038 what?
@@tr9165 .....The video. They've changed the training. I went to military school in high school. So Navy BC was a joke including folding my clothes and making my bed.
Hell, the RDC's look more scared than the recruits 😂.
Ok you beat me to it.
I was thinking the same thing
Yeah I wish I had these guys as my RDCs 😂 I know Navy basic doesn’t compare to the marines or army but my shit first night was way worse than these
They are scared because they know these recruits are going to get them sick for the millionth time
I know it eh lmfao sit wet behind the ears as well
“Sit up straight!”
*everyone proceeds to stay slouched over*
I remember being in their shoes too haha. Recruits are awake for up to 48 hours before they meet their RDCs and most just want nothing more than to sleep. Hence, the slouching.
Is it still unprofessional? Absolutely. Do the recruits care at this point? No, but they’ll learn.
@@helljumper5601 when a Marine DI walks out and says “sit up straight” you can see even the drill instructors in the back sit up lol
😂😂😂
Half the room proceeds to pull out their stress card 😂😂😂
@@odysseyandecho y’all infantry guys got it WAY harder than us Navy, I’ll fully agree. Also, thanks for your service!
Great video... I'm a USMC 3rd Recon Vet... They are definitely passionate about their jobs and they do it well... But can also see by watching this video that the Corps is a different animal....God bless all our warriors..👍
Yes. Everyone knows.
At least respect their choice to serve at all. Today's kids aren't yesterday's kids.
God Bless You and Your Family! Thank you for your service I love you ❤️🙏🙌🇺🇸
Being a marine, as soon as this sailor opened his mouth I laughed he’s talking so sweet to them 😂
Cause the marines will recruit anything with a pulse then have to make up for that it in bootcamp by yelling at everyone. Notice how the branches with harder standards yell less and the branches that often take anyone are more ridiculous.
@@OkItsJustSean you couldn’t be more wrong, they train differently because they have different missions and it’s all based on an asvab scores which determine if you’ll even be let in to any branch you don’t need a muscular 7 feet dude in the Air Force to just have him sit behind a computer. If you’re talking about anything that has a pulse you’re speaking about the army they’re literally the largest branch because they recruit anything and anyone even go recruiting homeless people. Ask anyone around why the marines are the world finest fighting force. Why the marines are top notch. Would you rather a an airman,seaman, soldier or marine and anyone with any dignity would say Marine they’re just IT buddy 😂😂
@@OkItsJustSean you’re explanation just sounds plain ignorant “we recruit anyone so we’re gonna be loud” which branch were you in? I’ll wait for you to say “I didn’t have to be in a branch to know” you give off “I was gonna join but” vibes, weirdo
@@OkItsJustSeanare you really trying to tell us the other branches have higher standards than the Marines? 😂
@@OkItsJustSeanthat might be one of the most absurd takes I have ever read.
Navy boot camp is like a sleepover with your buddies
Scouts ahahhaahhahahahahahahahahah “order of the Arrow”
I always felt that screaming at recruits is kind of cringe. in my country you're spoken to firmly, no screaming. if you screw up, you're kicked out. easy as that.
@@gordonlekfors2708That does sound pretty easy.
Marines are too dumb to pass the academics. In the Navy you need a brain.
@@lebowskiunderachiever3591 different military traditions. afaik instructors in the US Air Force also don't scream. what I'd like to see is a study on whether screaming actually is an effective technique in building mental fortitude.
Watching Full Metal Jacket is harder than navy boot camp
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easy to talk when your talking shit behind a screen
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“Do what you’re told or we’ll kick your ass.” - Army Drill Instructors 😂
Army has Drill Sergeants Marines have DI's
Pretty sure the Marines and the Army do not have the same standards as yesteryear.
@@craigabram2132 it's literally the same thing...
Its literally not the same thing. If youre in Marine Boot Camp and you call a DI a DS or vice versa, you are going to have a long boot camp experience. @@kickass465
@kickass465 no I'm afraid not
I’ve seen marine DIs. These navy RDCs don’t scare. A marine DI is absolutely terrifying.
Bro, one of my DIs was beyond bonkers. I nearly had a panic attack when I met him again 3+ years later.
It's like there reading a bedtime story to them.
When on worm island, my barracks was back against the fence to the marine pt course we would watch recruits run by with ti’s and di’s barking at them with an ambulance following. Once in awhile a boot would drop out and the ambulance would pull up and 2 BIG ti’s would jump out and throw the recruit in back. Slow roll , lots of yelling and screaming and suddenly the doors open and HAL A OO RA that dude could RUN!🤣😂
I remember this navy bet 1966 great lakes. now 73 years old. never arrested no drugs and retired a treamster 962 ore Tenn
Uhh I never met a Marine DI, but I will tell you my Army Drill Sergeants were nothing to fck with.
Not to mention the majority of them had multiple tours and had seen combat. I even had one DS who was a little bit on the edge, and later found out he had received a purple heart.
This is the military version of "We have drill instructors at home."
That's cold lol 😂
It’s true. This is embarrassing.
I was in the military. This is real life, this is how people in the military really look like, they’re just regular people, they aren’t all tall, buff, and handsome or beautiful, and extremely well-spoken like they are in the movies. It’s just regular people like any other industry in human society, except the only difference is they’re required to do physical training and weapons training and qualify with their weapons.
@13ghosts18 I served too, USMC infantry. Our Drill Instructors ARE the people you say only exist in movies. And ny no means is the weapons training in the military (speaking of marksmanship outside of snipers) even adequate. Most Army and Marines get taught barely enough to survive combat, and you'd be hard pressed to find any that could make it out of a gunfight situation without a platoon backing them and a full compliment of supporting arms at their disposal.
😮😅😂
It’s so calm. It’s like adult daycare.
Lmao a bunch of keyboard warriors out here.
At least they’re in boot camp, tf you doing besides scrolling?
Edit: sorry, guess I’m wrong. People in the Navy are letting me know that it is in fact, adult day care.
Thanks for your service, ya bums.
This is way to calm for my taste. No D.S telling me how they fucked my mom, or even so much as a half right face.. Still props to them for signing on the line
@@Lohanujuan it really is. I graduated boot camp oct 14. It is very easy
I don’t really want to judge, but every time I see another service’s bootcamp it seems to be a watered down version of Marine Corps bootcamp 😂
@@Lohanujuan I’ve been in almost 10 years and he’s right. This shit is a cake walk compared to Marine DI’s
A whole bunch of good looking cooks
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All jokes aside - thank you all for your service ! God bless you, and god bless America !
I'm a Navy veteran. Honestly they have made the boot camp very easy. If you just do the thing they asked it is quite simple. The hardest part was standing still for 2 hours during graduation.
Are you kidding me? I stand still 13 hours every day… I’m a doorman (security)
😂😂😂😂😂😂@@ANDRE10BRAZIL
@@ANDRE10BRAZILlmao
Hahaha true
Bullshit, worst part was waiting for everyone to finish medical and sitting in that damn room for eight hours with nothing but the Bluejackets manual to read lol
As a former Army Soldier and US Marine, Navy boot camp looks like a stay at a 5 star bougie hotel 😂
I watch crap like this and say it's a damn shame. Weak people training weak people. Sad.
No joke. 2005 MCRD. This is some WEAK sauce. Even the USMC recruiters are harder than this and they are TRYING to be nice lmao.
Not for us old sailors 😂
This isn’t the boot camp I went through. This is WEAK
@@DHCMAVright??? There wasn’t one f-bomb!?!
As someone who graduated from sand hill their voices put me at ease 😂
E-5-1: Gladiators, baby!
Harmony Church here!
@@paulgarner7203 @jedoch1 thank you both for your sacrifice 🫡 Hooah! 🇺🇸
D-10-2
@@jedoch1we felt sorry for you Sand Hilton boys. Those air conditioned barracks seemed to keep y’all sick.
Not a single one of them moved when he said sit up straight, glorious.
With lashes...
😂😂😂
It's not just the NAVY, as a former MARINE I suggest watching other YT boot camp vids like this ....are current military and administration is a fucking joke💯🙏😎
It’s GenZ, they’ve been slumped over for 18 years playing video games, we have one at home here, I’m not sure they can even stand up straight, I think they’ve grown an extra bone.
Tbf, when I sit in the ground I’m doing everything I can just to not fall over. I’m not able to sit up straighter
Welcome to the funniest place you're not allowed to laugh. If you've been there, you know. 😂
First day, first morning...in RIF- I was the dummy that laughed first. Chief got me squared away quick LOL...but yeah!!😂
Orlando, 1989, C180 🇺🇸⚓
Way back in 1972 in Orlando i was in boot camp and women were just starting to train there, segregated in separate barracks. We were marching by one morning as they were falling out and the woman company commander yelled at her recruits "when i call you to attention i want to hear your pu%$ies sucking air". I busted out laughing and she yanked me out of formation and i did push-ups till i was exhausted. So much for laughing.
Was Air Force Para-Rescue and I couldn’t stop laughing while at bootcamp at Lackland AFB. Some of the stuff they would say to people would crack anyone up. Got in trouble all the time
Ha ha ha ...I went to RTC Illinois in 1991, best freaking time of my life !! The shenanigans that we pulled and witnessed were some of the best memories I have..Shat, Navy basic was funnier than going to Clown College.
Lmao 2020 had my RDC say “starboard watch is my fucking deck log pregnant? Because I don’t see a period anywhere on this” shit was so good
“This training will not be easy. It was never meant to be” a whole platoon of marines in the background laughing. 😂
Lol, I just made a comment about how hard the Marine Corps boot camp was when I was there. The Navy bootcamp training would’ve been gravy for us.
Former navy sailor. This shit is way too fucking lax.
il faudrais sa en france
Got that right. 3rd Batallion in PI here.
Well technically Marines are Navy😅
"You will not be disrespected!" 😂😂😂😂
Marines get this same speech when introducing the Drills. Then dude leaves and the drills immediately fucking destroy you
Her lips are moving so you know t
She is lying, looks like a day care center
They’re not intimidating. Sounds like they’re reading from a script
Why do they need to be intimidating the first time they meet them.
@@tpespos yea, not yet, this is them getting situated, they aren't being prepared for shit yet, they're just making it known they are to be respected
however later on they'll probably beat some ass verbally
@@AverageImp 😂😂 you softies don’t belong in the military. if you can’t handle someone yelling at you then you sure don’t need to be in the armed forces, And its kind of the point to be able to perform under pressure.
@@AverageImp once P-Days is over, it’s kinda an unspoken tradition to have an “inaugural” IT (intensive training) session. Typically it’s a full red card (the card that RDCs carry that has the IT workouts on it). Definitely serves to open up the recruits eyes and say “Hey, you’re in boot camp now”
@@helljumper5601 yea makes sense
To Everyone In This Video Thank You For Your Service From A Medical Retired Disabled US Army Veteran
Thank YOU for yours 🫡🇺🇸
Thank you for your service
Agreed. Too many that never served in any branch talking big smack.
These youngsters are more brave then any of the smack talkers will ever be.
Mama and Daddy spoiled them too much.
*"what is this?!"*
*"a jelly donut,sir!"*
*"a jelly donut!?"*
😂❤
That shyt turned Pyle out !
These kids look woke. They supposed to be looking straight ahead, sitting straight. The females do not belong there.
You can’t jelly donuts private Pyle
"THEYRE PAYING FOR IT. YOU EAT IT"
😂😂😂
HOLY JESUS
Damn! As a former US Air Force veteran. In 1985 I was a skinny 17 year old (wanting to get away from my dad’s (Vietnam 🇻🇳 Tour of duty type of discipline) and enlisted in the Air Force….. my dad said you’re grown”
you have two options: military or you can go to college.. but you’re getting out of here to experience life. It was the best decision of my life! Thank you dad…grandad(World War 1
Vet ) and all of the members of any Armed service that has served in any of our branches of the greatest armed forces ever on earth.. The U.S Military!! 🙏🏾🙏🙏🏻❤️😎🎥
My Dad said exactly the same thing.
@@jamesoconnor2753 your dad was smart and so were you for listening to him! ❤️🙏🏾🙏🏻🙏😎🎥
@@FrankGina2016Dad regretted not being able to join himself because he had a heart murmur and classified 4F due to medical issues.
I think the hardest part was trying not to laugh...🤣👍
Scary , more then a gunny could you feel.
Shit snot funny it's serious matter
"This training will not be easy!" Proceeds to make training easy lol
I can't even look at Navy guys anymore without seeing Nikko Ortiz's Navy character in my head 😂
God, that’s too true. 🤣
@@DieselDoktor 🤣🤣 if i ever see a space force soldier I'll be looking for a potato
O saw Nikko s character before i saw him.
I’m glad I’m not the only one. 😂
No shit 😂😂
God Bless Them All and their Families ! Thank you for serving our country ❤️🙏🙌🇺🇸
This is the most adorable thing I've ever seen
They toned it down for the cameras
@@Calvin1985HAH, Army and Marines are still way worse.
Don't they sound sweet wasn't like that in Recruit Training 1978
100 soft asf
Awww... aren't they just precious?
“YOUR CHEEKS NOW BELONG TO THE NAVY”
😂😂😂😂
"ASWELL AS THE MARINES."
Gonna learn to clap them somehow 😂
@@DaStodlaBeneFax
Not the Seals
Been there done that...! It changed my life for the better...! Young people need more of this TRUTH to set them right.
Thank You For Our Oil
My girlfriend son shipping out Wednesday the 25th. Doing the nuclear engineering course. This is Exactly what he needs! I’m proud of him! Thanks for your service
Absolute crap
@@chrisbelsito4231Former Navy E-6 (2013 - 2021) here, tell him good luck. The Nuclear course is one of the toughest mentally. A lot of people drop out. Tell him that he needs to pass, because his life will not be so great if he fails. Failures get sent to random jobs in the Navy, usually not the good ones, and most certainly not the ones that build skills for the civilian side.
Also, no real way to sugar coat this, but being a nuclear tech in the Navy is already a tough job. It's probably one of the worst, because of how overworked they are. So tell him that he needs to be thinking about his future, and that he should think about what that may look like outside the Navy, because it could be quite possible that he will not want to serve any more time past his initial contract. Especially knowing that enlisted nuclear techs get enough schooling to be only a few credits away from an actual bachelor's of science in nuclear engineering, there's almost no incentive for a Naval nuclear technician to remain enlisted past their initial 6 year contract.
His initial goal is to make it past boot camp. Do everything they tell him, keep his head down, keep quiet and indulge everything. Then, his following goal is to pass his nuclear schooling, which will take about two years and will be incredibly tough mentally. After that, his goal will be to survive, and figure out what he wants to do next, whether that be staying in the Navy or leaving. No shame in leaving, especially as a nuclear tech. If he decides to stay, his two main goals should be to effectively use BAH to buy income properties (apartments or homes to rent) and to become an officer and retire with a big pension.
Nah, two of my cousins joined the navy and it was rubbish. One of them came home half deaf. Plus nothing they learned came in useful in civilian life. Waste of time.
Marine corps drill instructors are much more motivating when giving this speech to recruits
they give everything they got
Truth. I was at MCRD San Diego in 1990. During this time there still was navy bootcamp in San Diego. I had two friends that were in the navy. They were done in two months. They wrote me to wish me luck and vice-versa. I finished my letter with, I still have one more month of bootcamp.
Yeah it's still bullshit though.
I can’t wait till I leave for mcrd in 3weeks
@gaming_videosxx1292 Good luck. I hope you have started running and exercising already. You'll notice the ones that went from the couch to bootcamp. For breakfast, eat a lot of fruits. Especially bananas have eggs toast and water. Stay away from milk and heavy foods in the morning. You'll be puking during morning PT.
The lady looks scared shitless while the recruits are chillin
They don't even sound threatening when they raise their voice. I've had science teachers tougher than this 😂😂😂
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They raise their voices because the room is large and without the use of Public Address System(PAS).
It’s clearly toned down for the cameras, I went back in ‘09 and my chief screamed and cussed in a way it would send shivers down my spine.
@@William_KPorter 🤣🤣🤣 must be awful having a shell that soft
I don't care what branch you join. As a vet myself, they should all be damn proud as Americans for their undertaking.
You mean as a Veteran...former Vet means you're expired.
@@soldierboyUSA26
That better 😀
@@soldierboyUSA26 obviously never served,
Did Ya ?
No such thing as an X Marine.
We're all former Marines.
Exactly.
"This will not be easy"
Lady, it's the modern US Navy. Yes, it will be.
YOU WILL LEARN HOW TO FOLD SOCKS!!! Do you understand!?!?
@@rya7642 UNCREASE THAT UNDERWEAR HURRY UP
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It wasn't for her or for petty officer lisp
Until you need a fuckin air strike
😂 waiting for the part where they are told to run around with pink ribbons and Richard Simmons moves.
All the jokes and snide comments aside … These young men and women have chosen to serve their Country. All respect for that.
Illegal wars
you mean they got duped by a recruiter in a ghetto high school?
Many of them will spend more time out to sea in one year then most will spend in a lifetime. For me 78 days in a row almost ran out of food. Faced Russian navy and also a water spout (water tornado 🌪️) by Italy 🇮🇹.
"To Protect Our Country Against Enemies Foreign and Domestic '
All Gave Some & Some Gave All
Navy Instructor-“You will not be coddled,nor Disrespected”
Marine Drill Instructor-“Drink as many canteens as you can until you vomit, and then clean it up bitch”
No for real,Hydration Discipline is a real think in the Marines
Yup! Can't have dehydrated Marines
You gotta be careful with that. Drinking too much water can literally kill you.
the RDCs say this and then turn around and call you a fucking retard 5 mins later. Its great
I mean we did that in navy boot camp too, its a lot more yelling and table flipping than this, this is camera shit
Just graduated for mcrd recently. Can confirm that hydration discipline is a bitch.
I went through army basic training but then switched over to the navy. They made me go through boot camp anyway. I guess it was to learn how to fold clothes. Navy boot camp is a piece of cake.
If you like being. Yelled
At 😊
Folding clothes is important you would be surprised how many don't know how.
Go through Marine Corps Recruit Depot. After that, if you transition into the other branches, you dont have to do their basic. Says something!
@@berlinkozyreva You might also be surprised how quickly they forget, once they leave the service.
One really fond memory of my husband, RIP, was that he would fold his clothes before putting them in the dirty laundry basket. You don’t know what you’ve got til they’re gone. 😔
When I got out of the Atmy, I considered a different branch. I didn't think they'd take orior service from a different branch.
Thanks to all of you who still care about your country. God will help you through this. Bless each one of you and utmost respect!❤❤❤
As soon as she started talking, my heart sank...no pun intended
She sounded motivated more than any trainees out there. 💪🏻😎🇺🇸
Bro thats a woman, commands no respect whatsoever
@@rollye4857 Hold me back, ladies!
I hope this poor excuse for a male does not have a woman cooking, cleaning, or satisfying him in any way. He doesn’t deserve it! 😡
@@rollye4857Still stuck in the 60s huh, I feel sorry for your mother whom you don’t respect and the father that didn’t teach you basic respect.
@@Donikin Nah girl, its just how it is, women arent scary. The only woman I fear and obey is my mother, but if a black woman comes to scream at me (what a classic btw) I'll just laugh at her face.
"we are many, but operate as ONE UNIT"! Yes sir! 100% motivation
This is adorable
@@SiiNTi So you identify as pretty?
Especially the bw, seeing the lowered standards I would not be intimidated lmao.
@@No-ju9xzI didn’t know members of the navy are allowed to wear big false eyelashes! 🤦🏻♀️
@@No-ju9xzYou could’ve just said women dude 🤦🏽♂️
As a Marine, I still get more chills watching Full Metal Jacket than watching this.....hahahahaha
Seeing today's generation, at least they served in something.
They're not dying their hair purple and joining Queers for Palestine.
Givem a break.
When was in boot camp in San Diego, one of the guys left the "inspected by" tags in his pocket. My CC made him go to one end of the barracks, put the tag dow, and on his hands and knees blow it from one end of the barracks while repeating,"get out of my life little white tag". Funniest shit I have EVER seen in my life!!😂🤣
thats awesome hahahah
I want to know how hard it was to keep a straight face. 😂
What does that tag mean?
There were several of us doing that on Hell Day. I think that the inspectors had a supply of white tags to plant during the inspection where everything was wrong.
@@cheechunlimited That's put in there from the factory inspectors to make sure the clothing was up to standards before being shipped out
Second RDC looking like she's ready to party with them eyelashes on when the speech is over.
Yeppers
smashable tho
The eyelashes were inappropriate in her role.
She was black as well.
@@Mental_Illboy how do you know how she identifies as black?
I went to Navy boot camp in 1966. Maggot was the nicest name they called us and disrespect was the order of the day.
As it should be. This looks like some harry potter bullshit
😂😂😂😂, yes sir!! This is why kids can't handle life anymore.
It's a sad joke, even by 1980's Army standards, much less 1960s standards. WWII standards would be unthinkable to these NCOs or "RDCs" as they call them, much less to the recruits.
That's back when the navy was the US NAVY! Now...... not so much.
I went through in 70. Dingleberry was the key word of disrespect then.
SEMPER FI..
Was in Marine s from 1984 - 88 on the USS Whidby Island and The Barnstable County..
GO NAVY
I went through Navy boot camp in 1993, but we have got to stop crapping on these young people who signed up. They have stepped up to serve and that take some guts and it should be acknowledged.
All you old sailors (like me) out there, your telling me that you would not be proud of your son or daughter when the graduated boot camp? Of course you would! You would be buying them a steak and sharing your boot camp stories with them, telling all your friends at work, 'my boy just finished boot camp!'
Show them some support, they just might surprise you.
Singing anchors aweigh my boys
I would if the standards weren’t lowered by upper brass so much that we ended up with these pitiful RDC’s and similarly worse and worse equipped soldiers so regularly that it’s now the status quo. I know a few of the guys responsible for “tastefully altering” standards in order to pass an increasingly worse recruit and they all agree that our national security is severely compromised because of this. It’s simple math, the modern soldier has never been more physically and mentally unfit to “surprise us”.
They stepped up because they couldn't get a job in civilian life outside of maybe 7-Eleven or McDonald's if they were lucky😅
Bro you're just embarrassed as to how weak this is. So I understand if you feel obligated that you have to say something on behalf of your branch.
If you can't take the good guys yelling at you, how the hell you going to take the bad guys shooting at you. Basic Training is a joke nowadays.
Glad I jointed the USMC! God Bless our brother/sister Services
You misspelled joined, Marine!
@@richr.7698 not his job to spelt it ok......lol
Brooo honestly even when they introduced us to our DI and staff seargant it was intense 😂
@rickthompson4315 :: HOOAH from your army brother. Semper Fi. In my book, as long as one stepped up to the line and raised their right hand and took the oath to protect our country from all threats, foreign or domestic, you are my brother or my sister.
@richr.7698 :: but then again, it could have been a typo. Little shit like that happens in life, you know?
Young adults, today because of RUclips videos, they know what to expect when they go to military boot camp, they are so lucky to have these videos, from others in the past.
As a active drill seargent for the army that is false lol they are not even close
@@MFJonesRF you're army. this is navy.
Yep because now they will choose a different branch. I mean hell 8 weeks of not being disrespected. 😂
@@MFJonesRFWhat are these videos missing?
@@livenfreenone of these videos is ever in the slightest bit scary. Marine DI are fucking scary. Everything about them from their uniform to their posture is textbook perfect at all times. Every second of every day, they are the standard for what a marine is and how they talk, walk, chew, carry themselves… and if you aren’t exactly that from the moment you arrive, until the moment you die or retire, they will literally fuck you up. I don’t mean that they just give you that impression, which they do, but they will actually fuck you up. And the kicker is, it’s not being disrespectful for them to talk shit on you and get in your face and do whatever it takes by any means necessary to get you squared away. The goal is for you to realize that it’s you who is being disrespectful for the Corps and yourself and your team and the person on either side of you by not being 1000% squared away. But they are going to get you there. Even if they have to throw a foot locker at your head.
I think this will be the hardest part for me when I go to basic. I’d have to hold my smile and laughs back.
Cute. I think the US postal service does it this way.
In my head…This is my letter there are many like but this one is mine…
😂😂😂
Thst gets a My Nigga..
The Village People are singing away.
In the Navy.
Navy buys ass lube in 55 gallon drums.
I was in the Marines and I'd be DYING laughing if I heard some clam screaming "YoU Are nO lonGER a CivILiAn!" You probably shouldn't be able to kill your instructors with your hands as a boot 😂
Semper Fi
Rah
Seeing today's generation, at least they served in something.
They're not dying their hair purple and joining Queers for Palestine.
Givem a break.
For anyone talking about how the RDCs are “babying” the recruits, it’s pretty obvious that they’re being calmer for the cameras.
For real lol my RDC's were very harsh on us lol more so than this clip
For real. I went through this shit a few months ago. I had a senior chief as my leading RDC. We were terrified of him in boot camp, but we still respected him because he was stern and strict, but fair, and that's the kind of leader you want. As for what happened in basic, dude threw a chair across the room because he got so mad at us. It sounds childish, but in boot camp, you're terrified because if the RDC gets mad, they take their anger out on the recruits. Thankfully, he didn't take pleasure in watching us suffer like one of my other RDCs (still hate her to this day)
Damn they threw a chair how horrifying 😂😂😂
@logan52s36 , one time my RDC caved in a Metal Cabinet with a kick because he was pissed about our marching Performance.
I’ve seen DIs being taped and not be this soft
God Bless Them All and their Families I love them all! Thank you for serving our country ❤️🙏🙌🇺🇸
“You don’t scare me!!! Work on it”.
@@SiiNTi : 👀
Bwaahahaha
Shit my rdcs were way worse 😂😂😂
Bruh imagine getting to sit down in the beginning phase..
My first thought exactly.
Dawg it was so nice. Whole first week is processing. No beatings, nwu’s & runners??
Then the second week hits and you realise Rtc ain’t shit. Our three RDCs sat us down first week, said they’re gonna try something new and NOT beat the ever living shit out of us.…
Needless to say, we graduated no flags, and no common sense of brotherhood.
Quite disappointed really. Brother div got it twice most days. Up doing extra PT before we wake. That’s what I expected and wanted. But it was nice to cruise through too…Such is life.
358-2019
I was just thinking like, it’s weird that they are even sitting down. Also after no one straightened up it woulda been like “aright PVT’s that’s how it’s gonna be huh? Half right face!” Then it woulda been on. It looks like the barracks so we would have been towing the line.
@@daesong1378dude we spent the entire first week in the position of attention😁
I went to Orlando in 1972 for Navy boot camp. We never did sit down like these guys did. 2nd week was Hell week. I was 21 and loved every bit of it. Before signing up. I was an over the road truck driver.
USMC recruit depot Paris Island makes this look like a cake walk!!! 😂
Knock it off jarhead all branches of military are important and needed. Besides your ass rides in Navy Equipment.
the rdcs aren’t this nice with the cameras off
To be fair, MCRD:PI is essentially Air Force Basic Training
As a 90's Marine this was true, however I invite you and any other former Marine to watch the many boot camp vids on YT showcasing modern" Marines" to see how far our Country has fallen!
@@Nicolas815facts!
See all these kids? We owe them our lives. Thank you to all who are brave enough to join. I salute you!
"Today we will teach you men how to love other men because we are in the Navy!"
😂
Try to imagine WW2 without the USN and Marines.
Or just remember it was a Naval blockade that won your War of Independence.
@nancy.dave.williams that's my point. Now the navy is more concerned with pronouns and gender reassignment than winning wars. Also, I'm a retired Marine and obligated to give the navy crap, but it's kind of on a serious note this time. It's the whole military, not just the Navy.
@@madman53507 you sound exactly like a retar- I mean retired marine
That made me laugh.!!!
“You will not be cuddled” 😂 (that comes later) 😂
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This is a far cry from the training I received in the Navy. I guess we're gonna defend our country with kind words and civil discussions.
As soon as that woman started talking I was like “this just got a whole lot less intimidating.”
Rah. 😂
Them fake ass eyelashes scared the crap outta me.
Went to navy boot camp in 1963. What they did to us back then is not permissible today. We came out hard-assed, because we weren't babied. Made a man out of many a teenager. Would do it again....we were disrespected, kicked, slapped, hit, we bled and we laughed and cried...but we had no drop-outs..
At Great Lakes in 1966. Been there, done that!
@edwinschwartz2472 my grandfather "pushed boots" as he'd say in the great lakes area around '57 or so. He joined the navy during ww2 and saw action in the pacific theater.
i almost fell asleep.i felt like I was sent to the principals office.
Nah principles office is scarier ..
As a former sailor I can say going through boot camp made me a better person as a whole. Being in the Navy was both an honor and a privilege.
Guess I'm too old to ever enlist, and also as a foreigner no where close to even applying, but sure looks respectful to be one of them. All da best recruits. Keep America safe.
all the best recruits are in the army or air force
@@scottmaclaren4695you spelled marine wrong.
Non-citizens are in the USA military. You can earn citizenship by serving.
In all reality you're yelled at way more and they throw shit across the room. It's legitimately crazy lmao
Yup I dont know how many table flips and ransacked racks I saw or dealt with lol
Back when I joined we actually had a RDC throw a chair at someone lol. He later came out and apologized but still I think I joined back when it was still the real navy
They did an updated documentary with a little more accuracy
@@ace8656when did you join?
@@matthewandrews3883 2010
Awwweee they sitting criss cross like toddlers… so cute…
Criss Cross applesauce!
I can't believe they are sitting.
Ooh, i can feel the apprehension in her voice. I remember my RDCs back in '97 being much more confident. Maybe it's because I was still a kid and I'm looking back through rose-colored glasses now, but these RDCs just seem soft.
Geeze, I guess different strokes for different branches. This was more like:
"Okay kids, lets all sit criss-cross-apple-sauce and get ready for story time". I swear, one of these kids was yawning in the background.
A lot " kinder " than it was when l went thru Great Lakes RTC in 1980...😂😂😂
The stories you must have. Please tell me old salt.
1983 here. Dang Filipino CCs. Couldn't understand a fn word. Lol
@@nicholasmuro1742 Filipino Mafia....lol
@William Gray
He was a snipe too...BT1 bilge turd
@@nicholasmuro1742 LMAO ! My CC was a Flip Snipe, too ! He was a BT
As a navy sailor boot camp was most definitely a walk in the park
Not in January. You could hardly walk anywhere.
Fact
Greatest navy that has ever existed? That would be the British Royal Navy then.😂
I actually have a cousin that flunked it in 89.
Embarassing.
My Grandfather was a retired CPO. He told me everything I needed to know about boot camp . The single most important thing that he said was eyes and ears open and mouth shut. Because of him boot camp was a cakewalk for me . I graduated from boot camp as E3 because I went submarine training .
This training is a cake walk for us Marines!
I believe you.
Bc they already went through boot camp 💀 😂
MARINES. My Ass Rides In Navy Equipment Sir. :-)
For anyone lol
Doesn’t the navy sign marines paychecks? lol
Why is he speaking so nicely to them, plus you see everyone take him serious when he said sit up straight…yea I didn’t either haha
Proud 1989 recruit at Orlando FL RTC. K080. Even met my hubby in brother company! Married that August! Fast forward. Two enlisted sons and one Ensign son. We are a Navy family! Started with my late grandpa Rear Admiral James J Stilwell! ⚓️
As the US Marine, I had no idea what RDC. I just google it and now I know recruit division commander.
They tactically acquired the marine corps intro
At least they don't eat crayons!!
Welll....the Corps is part of the navy..🤔
Imitated, but not duplicated.
@@seabeechief99 as a Marine, your right. The Navy is to the Marine Corps, a cab service. Thanks for the ride..
@@d-wizzle86 I should probably point out that I was the green side navy. Seabees, those building Bees that always have cold beer for those leatherneck brothers. 🇺🇲👍
'Rah! Devil dog.
I was called bitch for 8 weeks and we had an all male division chief Garcia where ever you are thank you for pushing us to the absolute limit and giving a real boot camp experience (even though he could have got in massive trouble) I appreciate it everyday lmao
I had a chief Garcia in boot camp.Also in nineteen seventy nine we did thirteen weeks not eight and he was tough these guys are wimps
Dude i wish army basic was this chill
What do you think the army does? Not to be that guy but if you wanna join the Army then expect it to be tough
Navy should be tough too
If ever a conventional war breaks out and naval warfare becomes relevant again, these kids need discipline and suffering so they can handle the storms to come. Less than 100 years ago ships were fighting fires and planes and other ships at the same time.
It doesn't matter to me if our people are special forces or mechanics. They signed up and made the commitment. I thank them for being my guardian. That's exactly how I see them. 🦅
"Free gender reassignment surgeries for all!"
Dude, this killed me 😂😂
Yes indeed.... the Greatest Naval Force in the world, practically ran by a bunch of alphabet community extremists.
They served, they're still more of a man than you.
@@user-ty5di3ku6o hahahaha! nope.
@@crazybastrd7489 and definitely more of a man than you and your father combined. Even the women soldiers who worked in PsyOps.
I went through boot camp (Navy) in 1977. It was nothing like this.
I went through boot camp in 1976, what has happened to our U.S.NAVY?.....
@@model1897
It went alphabet
No shit. I guess you never heard of "Tailhook" in the 90s. Of course the Navy isnt going to be the same as when yall still rode steam boats 😂
@@nicholasmuro1742yep it was the alphabet people
I'm a Marine & this shit is HALIRIOUS!!! 😂😂😂
I went through marine boot camp and was shocked to see how soft this was in comparison
They don't teach you to spell in the marines?
@@chriss2452 No. There are no spelling lessons in Marine boot camp
@@alanw2687
Ok. Curious question: when someone calls themself a Marine, does that mean that they went through boot camp or does it mean that they are actually combat fighters? Like, if someone tells me that they are a Marine, is it possible that he or she "simply" is a chef or a driver in the MC or is every Marine a badass combat soldier?
@chriss2452 It means they went through boot camp and graduated. That's the only thing that matters, nothing else with maybe one exception - that being dishonerable discharge after completing boot camp. They can go on to enlist as infantry, work for homeland security, be stationed abroad, have an MO even as low hazard as a court clerk or whatever, but it's possible that a dishonorable discharge in any case would disqualify their marine status. But to be clear, if someone receives an honorable discharge before completing boot camp, they are not a marine.
Bootcamp was so easy and the food was so good. I miss shoveling snow and waking up to the sound of my RDC yelling at me
“This training will not be easy” had me dying. Shit 8 weeks of vacation? Sign me up.
"... make you part of the greatest naval force that ever existed." Why then don't they have British uniforms and accents? Respectfully asking as a German. 😂
@@matteodiluce9387 really dumb take
@@matteodiluce9387because the US navy’s Air Force alone would rape the Brits Navy and Air Force combined.
@@benhaggerty8600Read a history book for once. By far the most successful and brave naval force over centuries was the Royal Navy.
And I'm saying that as a German.
@@matteodiluce9387 the greatest naval force is the most powerful one. At no point in history could any timeline of the Royal Navy defeat the modern U.S. Navy.
Its like a Disney version of Army BCT😂
Wow that brings back some memories! Good times
That was me, an E-0, in 1967, Great Lakes, aka Great Mistakes. Retired in 1988 as a Mustang LCDR.
I come from a long line of Marines! They are much better people after Marine Corp boot camp. Being raised by a Marine my children were brought up the way i was (my hubby was a police officer retired now) after 3 boot camp graduations all their drill instructors to a man came up and told me each of my sons were very well raised and they were proud to have them in their units. I just wish my daddy had lived long enough to hear this. He would have been so proud. The boys are awesome adults, and my eldest sons son announced about the same age his daddy did- age 4- that he was going to be a Marine like his daddy, Papaw, uncles and great uncle. He will too.
At least these kids are serving. Many can't get off Mama's teets.
It's not a fkn competition.
And no, I'm not a sailor.
Sit down eyes straight 😂 that was all I needed to see. Lmao
no individual in the military -
"Hi I'm Emma, I have 2 moms" 😂😂
The whole world is laughing at the US Military 😂
15 years ago shit hit different I swear
For realz....
Hell nah the navy is soft as you queers 😂😂😂
Nah they definitely sounded like this in the "recorded for civilian recruitment" videos made back then
I went through this 15 years ago. It was boring as fuck 99% of the time. Hardest part was staying awake.
A lot more butttttt fawkkkkin eh?
I remember my drill Sgt saying "I have 3 months to prepare you to go to war, I do not have enough time" that always stayed with me
So i have like 5 Marines in my immediate family so i know how hard the boot camp is.
My friend was all over facebook recently bragging cause her 18 year old son enlisted and was going to Paris Island to be a Marine.
I looked at him and thought “oh boy”
A month or 2 so goes by with no updates, then she posts a picture of her son in a Sailors uniform saying he’s graduated from Navy bootcamp or whatever.
I felt so bad but couldn’t help but chuckle. Poor kid must have dropped out like his second day based on the timeline of when he left for Paris Island and then graduated Navy Bootcamp.
I blame the Marine Recruiter, theres no way he realistically thought this kid could do it. I’ve seen all kinds of people I grew up with that went to boot camp and became Marines that you never thought would make it, but this kid was the only one ive ever seen quit.
I am as well. First half of the 13 wks, I honestly thought I wasn't gonna hack it. Went in over 340lbs. Red stripes above n below like the fat body squad. I remember distinctly what one of my DI's said. Ironically, he was visiting the recruiting office n pushed for his cycle. "Rodgers, you came from a strong family foundation and see great things for you! Why throw it all away? You're HALFWAY through and have impressed me by far above everyone else!!! What is your next move???" Something fucking clicked!! "I WANNA BE A MARINE, SSGT!!!!!" Good, now pick your ass up and show me you want it!" Lost over 130lbs n found a renewed pride in myself that stands to this very day. Thank you.
@@davidrodgers9382 nice man. My brother told me he had one kid in his class drop out and the DIs laid into him. Said it went something like
“Your daddy’s probably on a boat right now with his buddies fishing, bragging about how his sons in boot camp and gonna be a Marine.”
Now he’s gonna have to explain to all his buddies that you pussed out and couldn’t do it!
He said the poor kid just lost it and curled up in the fetal position and started crying and obviously dropped out
@@davidrodgers9382 hell yeah brother. Semper fi
I had no idea that quitting was an option?
@@johnwilliamson2276it’s an option all the way until you’re at MCT or SOI. Still from there you can get dropped as a failure to adapt all the way until you hit one year in the fleet. I actually think it’s a good system and I think that having the option to quit ensures that you have better quality people that actually want to be there.
Literally 20 year ago as of last weekend I was in Boot camp... How time flew...
I salute to ALL our RDCs and Instructors on ALL branches to train our future service members and ready for a possible war with CCP China.
God Bless protect and guide our future members.
HOO-YAH!!! - US Navy Seabees
Thank you for your service. 👍
@@JuniorRDZ04 thank you for the Support 🙂
Dec 03 made 30 years for me, the time is a blur, What tickles me is most of the commentors knocking the Navy BootCamp have no idea the Male RDC is a Combat Veteran and a SeaBee... they have no clue what either on means.
NTC/RTC Orlando Division V
My time in basic and active duty was one of the best times of my life. Without hesitation I would gladly do it all over again.
With out a doubt, I would as well.
Except I don't think I would like to be blown up in Iraq again. I could definitely do without the lifelong limp.
USAF Ret
84-09
Now?!! I wouldn't even think about it.
"Sit up straight?" They're already being coddled. LOL.