😂. I just passed MEPS and im gonna be lookin over MOS w my recruiter. Your videos helped tremendously, especially quellin my concerns with Marine bootcamp. 🤝🙏

I vote you keep doing reactions!

You should do a reaction to soi videos

I just graduated marine bootcamp and I’m proud too be a marine

Need to watch the full video

Great react vid. Keep it up bro

Do an army 🪖 bootcamp reaction video seems to be the branch with the most similarities. Looking forward to your next video!

I'm glad the marine corps is still producing solid products, I was 120 lbs when I went in and I'm 155 now. I'll admit theres probably more slipping through the cracks nowadays then used to, but my drill instructors made me a 1/4 deck regular and I'm thankful for that In the end but it all comes down to how much effort one puts out

Leaving for Navy RTC in April I hope it’s a little more challenging then what the video shows but excited either way ⚓️

You should react to some kind of special operations training

You should do weapon reviews, marksmanship drills, and maybe some outdoors orientation

As far as the 🧢 …you said it, the significance of that ball cap at the end of those 24 hrs is unbeatable, I bet they will cherish that one 🧢 even when buying others, the one from that day will be unique. Lots of emotions at the end.

My brother just left to Michigan to begin his bootcamp this morning..

The physical fitness part has changed from when I went through in 1990. We marched outside probably 12 -20 miles a day in boondockers.

Shipping to chi town end of April, ex football player. Very confident in breezing through this💪🏾forged by the sea.

You should react to a video of a US Navy nuclear submarine!!

I graduated bootcamp last september and I can confirm the physical tests were cake, now it’s even easier just because the navy wants to fit in with the current society so they made things more soft, but the people saying it’s a joke and all that probably had no type of leadership position, I feel like giving yourself more of a leader role is the only way navy bootcamp can be difficult

U.S. Navy 1984 bootcamp was way harder back in the day, backpacks, cellphone no way! You are biased, but back in the day you took swim test in full uniform and learned to turn it into a flotation device.

You should watch the whole “making a sailor” video.

Anything you bring to Great Lakes with you goes in a box that gets put up until you get ready to leave

The backpacks and phones are when they are just getting off the buses from the airport, we don't get to keep them. that last all of 2 seconds before its all packed and shipped home (or I guess now put in storage)

Marine Corps all day

i went back in 2019, end of it, got med sept for my shoulder, 2 years later got surgery finally, just got done with physical therapy after 6 mo, going back thru boot, i will say from what i seen and heard, apparently it's easier then before.

The only reason we were told to have a backpack with us for army basic was so that we would have a place to dump the clothes we came in with lol.

Just graduated navy bootcamp feb 11 2022, this isn’t EXACTLY how my experience was, but was similar, glad to be out though 😂

all that personal stuff is going to be shipped home.

7:24 Haha “hooyah Navy”…….🤣🤣9:38 “I can get that navy hat from Amazon……

They don't get their bags or phones, they just showed up man. We did that in the army too, this is zero week. Inprocessing

You know for the past year I have been getting ready for Marine bootcamp but a while ago I had to switch over to Navy before going to MEPS for some reasons and I thought I would have to keep up all the intense training and intense mental states for Navy but like idk I think it would be super easy after preparing for Marines

The hat change is funny. I saw this video before you reaction and thought the same thing you did. Thanks for my cheap China made Navy hat.

I went to navy boot camp in Great Lakes in 91'. it's different now, we went to the range, shot 22s the sites were off, the CC's did not give AF (that sucked) I think their using M16s or ARs now. You could not graduate unless you passed swimming. Seals taught the swimming classes, you learned how to use your pants as a floating device (marines do the same) as you can see CC's are not as tough as DI's, I hated that we did not have an obstacle course. What was shocking to me was how many skinny guys that could not do pushups or sit-ups. It was nothing like the crucible for us. etc...

Do a reaction to coast guard boot camp i hear they the second hardest after the marines

Marine Shallow water assessment in boots and camies, 25 meters in shallow water. Conducting this test in shallow water means less stress on the mind as far as actual drowning risk. Navy recruits have to swim 30 meters deep water, then finishing the last 20 meters at the shallow end, after jumping from a 10ft tower. Marines are not jumping from a 10 ft tower with cammies and boots, surfacing, then swimming 50 meters with a rythmic breathing requirement. Also, navy recruits are not allowed to do the front crawl or breast stroke with face out of the water, Navy recruits must perform those strokes with face in water, with rythmic breathing. That is the difference between Navy and Marines. Marine in water instructors are not in water for your safety, they are in water to make sure your not cheating and touching bottom. With self rescue, Marines are only going 25 meters after jumping from tower, once again, no requirement for face in water, rhythmic breathing. Employ a floatation device, pretty much the same event for Navy recruits jumping from tower with a life jacket on. 4 minute stay on surface, we all know that bubbles in the cammies will definitely help Marines stay on surface, aka Cheat code. Navy 5 minute prone float, no camies or boots, must demonstrate rythmic breathing with face in the water for 5 seconds, take 2 breaths, face back in water for 5 seconds, no treading allowed. These are the differences between Navy and Marines swim qual requirement. Every marine is a rifleman, and every Sailor is a fireman.

Just finished Army OSUT and became an Infantryman

Taking my MEPS test soon, if I pass ill be looking at MOSs with my recruiter for the marines. I really appreciate your videos about the marines and your experience

greenside corpsman deff stay in shape too

Alot of my shipmates could agree that there was much to be desired from Navy RTC. It was very, very easy. In fact, most of the males (integrated division) were losing our minds in bootcamp, because they thought they made the wrong choice in choosing branches-- Many of us had the mentality that it would be alot harder and demanding. The PT standards were easy as hell. And even then, we had the female side that came in barely able to do knee pushups. The RDC's told us themselves that it was almost garunteed that female divs/ integrated divs would keep the scholastic flag, but always lose the athletic flag due to girls who could not perform. Most of our ASMO recruits, were female. Good god how we hated when the RDC would go on a classic bootcamp rant, yelling etc the whole 9 yards, but then would stop to ask "i didnt offend anyone right? Just let me know if i offended or if i need to refrain from saying xyz"

Any advice for Marine bootcamp? Going to meps in June. Mos is combat engineer

Can you do a video on why your drill instructor spit Lougee in your face

Going into SWCC, my bootcamp won’t be this easy lol

Corpsman is the worst rate to get you'll never rank up. On my ship we have an E5 Corpsman whose 38 he will never make Chief

The Navy now lets it's personnel ride bicycles instead of running in pt.

Not trynna be that guy but this is 2018 footage of bootcamp. I can confirm because I had to face the wraith of the lizard king to.

I’m shipping in 3 weeks hella nervous

going in april 26 any advice?

reportin to SOI tomorrow

my friend who went thru navy bootcamp said the PT was soft as babyshit and mostly was classroom stuff

I am looking into being a combat engineer, I really want to get mainly into carpentry, masonry, construction. From my research all things say a combat engineer does that but their main focus is explosives and such of that nature. Is this true? Also how competitive is it to become a combat engineer?

some of the salutes,just plain suck

When I had Navy basic training back in 2000, we just fired these laser target rifles in an indoor range for a few minutes. Pathetic!

Navy dont care about fitness cuz we are working on the ship 20 hours a day we get fed crappy food.

Coming from the Coast Guard it’s so hard not to cringe and laugh at how easy this looks. There is no yelling in this video, no smoke sessions, no IT. This looks like an absolute joke compared to Coast Guard boot camp.

Yoooooo 🤣🤣🤣

7:45 is just wrong, there or corpmen everywhere in the navy, you could end up anywhere in the world

This ain’t 2022 this old

Bru you’re trolling the navy yet you are clearly out and young did one tour and quit what a bumb

Old video. Make yr own dude

Lmao