I got SO MANY gay jokes when I crossed over from Navy to Army... funny thing is I knew WAY more gay people in the Army than I ever knew in the Navy😂😂

when i told my folks i joined the navy they said all the navy knows how to do is chase woman, drink. and fight. i looked back at them and said, i guess i made the right decision.

They hate us cuz they ain’t us. We do everything... Even I hate the Navy and I’m in the Navy.

They hating because the Navy has drinking beer in our song and they don't.

I thought everyone hates the airforce and coastgaurd lmao

They are jealous of the Navy cause village people had a number one hit about the Navy lol.

I'm former Army and I love the Navy, good luck to you guys, no way I could have lived on a ship for an extended period, thanks for doing a job I never could have but someone has to!!!

I think the navy has one of the scariest jobs in battle. You are at the absolute mercy of your CO. You maintain the ship because its all you can do to not die, you usually won't get to shoot back for the most jobs. Then you have some of the bravest fighting fires in the depths of these ships. Thats honestly terrifying

My dad was a career Army officer, I was Navy... always loved the inter branch rivalry.. but we always come together when shit pops off

I was a Navy cook (MS), thank us for those hot meals. The galley can get very hot and I have worked 18 hour days. People don't think about what happens when a ship IS sunk: Treading in the ocean in possibly shark infested waters.

10 years in the Navy. Half on the surface (targets), and half on subs. We had far more than just General Quarters. There were fire, repel boarders, flooding, collision, torpedo, weapon spills, oil spills, nuclear spills, reactor scrams, electrical outage, etc. . So many drills that I learned to wake up long enough to hear what the drill was and go back to sleep if I did not need to be someplace. However, the food on the sub Was the Best!

😂😂 "we float around"

Human nature is such that they usually dislike or envy the best. Go Navy!

When in Submarine School I had a friend who had done a tour as a Marine and was stationed on Okinawa. He said all he did on weekends was drink and fight with the Navy. He finally realized the Navy guys were having a better time than he was and when his tour was up he joined the Navy. He ended up in a different class section than me and we lost trace of each other. I'll always remember Bob though. He was so glad he'd switched branches.

The time it takes a military unit to go from peace time operations to full out combat and launching weapons is something many people don't take into consideration. The Army and Marines take days, the Air Force takes hours...the Navy gets less than 10 minutes to go to full battle stations.

I was in the Air Force 4 yrs and never heard anyone speak badly of the Navy. My Dad was career Army and never said a bad thing about the Navy except during the Army Navy game.

It's alright people tease me all the time for wanting to enlist in the Navy when my Army contract ends in 1 year but that doesn't stop me from pursuing it.

Here's some basic algebra for ya. X= the number of sailors who care what other branches think. X=0.

Simple. The Navy has the best pilots. The best special ops. And the best drinkers.

You get a similar thing in most countries. My nephew (RAAF) told me about when he was on board an RAN ship transporting most of an Australian Infantry battalion from Darwin to East Timor in 1999. While it wasn't a full on war zone, it certainly had some risks. The ship's crew announced that they would be showing a movie en route to help the 'pongos' pass the time. Their choice of a suitable film to get them settled and relaxed: 'Saving Private Ryan'.

U S Navy 1970-72 yea there was a lot of joking rivalry between the branches but that was about it. Also I was on a destroyer and we did get three meals a day unless you were in a storm, they didn’t cook you relied on saltines and bread sandwiches

Huh? We make fun of the Navy, but “hate the Navy”? Y’all do a ton of good stuff, Semper Fi!

Just imagine how different war would be if we demanded that the politicians had to in list there sons to fight beside the marines

People keep forgetting when the U.S. Navy was known as "The Great White Fleet", and when they were Teddy Roosevelt's main enforcers for his "Big Stick Diplomacy".

I hate being in a ship for a long time and that's why I never go out on a Carnival cruise. I joined the air force and not the navy and retired after 20 years.

Military branches apart let’s all come together, embrace, and take pride in the fact that we are the worlds strongest military, no one else even comes close.

As a Navy Corpsman, HM3, I served w/both the Marines & Navy from ‘64-‘68 and learned a lot from both. I did see a bit of combat in Nam and learned to appreciate the soft life of a Navy ship near the end of my enlistment.

Navy you have a home which is the ship and you ride on it army and marines you carry your bed on your back

I joined the navy wanting to be an electrician. Damn recruiters “this is electrician!” Then why does it say FireControl? I don’t want to be a firefighter. Almost 2 years worth of school later and got the chance to shoot my first tomahawk as an FC3 straight out of tomahawk C school. I felt like I was a badass with the hand of God!

Army is like the middle child Navy is the oldest and air Force is the baby of the family always spoiled

We are a maritime nation, always have been and dependent on the maintenance of sea routes for commerce. The Congress early on in the history of our country stated that they would never maintain a standing Army but would always fund and maintain a Navy. Essential to the survival of our nation. Having an Army or Air Force does nothing for you if you can't sustain it where ever it might find itself. Sea power is the only answer to this global question. In a light hearted manner some view the Navy as more avaunt guard as we boat around the world continually demonstrating to the world the commitment the US has in its place among the nations.

As an Army 0-5 (former enlisted), I do appreciate the Navy. I've served in the military with an E-9, (former Hospitalman/Corpsman); a true soldier (former sailor). Thanks, Nicky. Blessings, Keith.

I’m Army, the Navy’s ok with me.... but the Chair Force..... 🙄 literal air conditioned tents at their basic...

I’m Like a firefighter in the navy. All I do is chill in this office with snacks and watching anime while waiting on call in case of a fire or some sort of situation where someone got hurt. Just chilling in there with my gear. 😂🤗

I was a soldier for 23 years... Infantry for most of my time in Never had a problem with sailors. a lot of buddies of mine are sailors.... why should i be envious of a man who chose another path... hell i wanted to be a paratrooper and i did it....

appreciate what you put out nicky !!!!

It would be hard to hate the Navy if they still used Battleships, cuz who doesnt love a 9-12 gun broadside of 16" guns?

Loved my Navy time, USS Peleliu LHA-5 and MDSU-1 Det-1. Like everything there were miserable times but there were far more great times. Department of the Navy has the best class A’s (Marine Blues #1 and Crackerjacks #2). A good 93% of Navy commands are at piers, so you are gonna have beaches; and the Navy is so awesome we even take about drinking in our hymn. A lot of tradition in the Navy, I miss it.

Navy deterrence..boats off shore from conflict zones projecting power..planes..missiles..seals..etc

I was in the Royal Navy in the 80's and my ship HMS Coventry was sunk by the Argies, I was most certainly being shot at, and I didn't like it.

The thumbnail killed me 😂

Wish me luck guys I ship out tomorrow

We got to go out into the prison yard today and play basketball, they even let us go overboard and swim in the open ocean. Tonight I get the top bunk in our cell full of dudes. One step up from prison, sounds amazing, where do I sign up!

Served aboard a Carrier in the late Seventies. You're right, it got amazingly small and I stood the 4 to 8s on a 4 and 8 watch rotation.

The most common comment made by serviceman (especially Army and Marine Corps) is "look at the bunch of wannabe soldiers in their blue cammies". Oh and Nicky, you get more than 3 meals a day aboard ship. You forgot Midrats lol.

being in the Navy, the only thing one should worry about is- not drowning, getting stuck in an engine, a misfire from one of the gun turret caused by your dumb friends, and the jet(well that's the case if you're on the carrier, credit go to JT on the jet... them jet on the deck are scary.) finally, having a chief or an officer chewing you out. that's my conclusion after watching Nicky, Donny and JT videos.

I didn’t know that was possible, we are fun and party hard! And I was in the Navy when crossing the equator meant something! When your earned your shellback card

l really miss the fuckery....yes l know there must be something wrong with me. I just miss the friendships and calling each other stupid names no matter who you are....

Because navy is able to manage everything, we have marines to engage on land, we have aircrafts to offer fleets airstrikes, furthermore, navy has started researches on space warfare. Go navy! Beat everything!

I spent 8 years in the navy and loved it I was in the navy air force spent 2 years in Hawaii 2 years in Georgia 3 years aboard a carrier and 1 year in Florida my carrier duty was the best of all. Went to Africa Saudi Arabia Crossed the equator Japan,PI, Hong Kong, A lot more places I would never have been able to see all these places if it was not for the navy.

I grew up Navy for 5 years living with my Uncle Chief Pat. He was on aircraft carriers as a Chief CS. He had to feed Sailors and Marines to keep them moving 24/7. An aircraft carrier has got a ton of Whoop Ass in store for any nation on earth to mess with the U.S.. I have tons of respect for the Navy. For me I became a Paratrooper in the U.S. Army as an Infantryman. Even though my branch are a bunch of arrogant bastards but we need to be. I am always humble around Sailors as I got older and got deployed to Iraq. I found Sailors protecting Camp Liberty manning their CWIS weapons systems from rockets and mortar rounds from Hadji. GO NAVY!!!

I was in the Coast Guard 1980-84. Home port, Charleston Navy Base. In peace time I thought we had the best duty. We spent several months rescuing wet Cubans and giving them a free ride to Miami. Then we hunted down and seized numerous drug boats coming out of Central and South America. We were fired upon, but it was amazing how fast they lose the will to fight when you put one or two 40mm HE rounds into their engine room or into their cabin. We had a 350 ft banana freighter with about 80 tons of pot on board try lo ram us while launching one of our incident boats. We were able to back out of the way so they pulled a flange from the sea chest trying to shuttle. We were able to put a few pt50 pumps aboard and pump the engine room down from 4 ft to where the pumps were looking for water and we could replace the flange. By then their motors were toast so we had to tow it a couple days to Port Everglades in Fort Lauderdale. Every patrol we got to visit the Bacardi...er... I mean refuel in San Juan with overnight liberty mid patrol and each patrol we hopped to a different island in the Caribbean. every time we returned to Chas. All the destroyers we left behind 5 weeks earlier were all still sitting at the pier. You would have thunk they were buildings that never moved. Occasionally one or two would go out and return a few days or a week later. One day in Port, after quarters when all the officers and chiefs except the OOD were ashore, I called a new guy standing watch on the quarterback and told him to have Seaman Stains lay to first class berthing. Then I stepped out on the bridgewing. I could hear all the sailors over on the destroyer Dayo erupt in laughter when that went over the 1MC. Our crew got along great with many of the tin can sailors. It was a few of the base personnel who for whatever reason didn't like the coasties. I Guess the guys on the destroyers realized that our experiences were very similar. Especially since our cutter was former navy, commissioned from the MARAD fleet and painted white.

I'm in the Navy, and here's why all the branches hate us- we control the seas, we have fun, we have the best food, we get make stupid bank, we have our own racks, we get all the women, we visit all the cool ports

You will hate everyone when you get Pea's & Ham , Lima Beans, Cream of Mushroom. You will love everyone when you get Chilli Chesse Mac or Beffaroni.

You make many good points, as a Vietnam Vet of the U.S. Navy, I often heard complaints from other branches, yes we had three hot meals and a cot, but you can't get seasick onshore. I served on a destroyer that was built at the end of WW II and there were times when we were in rough seas, the ship was rolling and pitching violently and sometimes the bow (the front end of the ship) would be completely underwater to a moment when you had to plow through a large swell.

My dad served on the USS midway from 71 to 72 but she spent four years in the Navy. He was an aviation technician on the A-7 attack aircraft. He worked on the electrical components of the aircraft. Also he said that when he was not working on the aircraft they had him doing other stuff on the flight deck. He was always busy doing something.

Man overboard drills on a ship in port being decommissioned just before chow or a drill just before or during your rack time

I go to a gym. I meet new people and make new friends. I met someone who was in the army and made fun of me because I wanted to go to the navy. He said “once you get deployed, you gone be sending letters back home with lipstick on it.” (I’m a guy)😂. I’m still going to the navy either way. And what I’m hearing from people in this comment section, is that there’s way more gay people in the army.😂

We loved to fuck with the Navy. But at the end of the day they are a vital part of Marine success. One of my best friends was a Corpsman. I personally saw him run through a mine field while he was wounded himself. To save another buddy of mines life who had just lost a leg from one of those mines. I just had my bell rung but wasn’t bleeding and he performed better than me that day. He passed away a few years ago but he’ll always be my brother. RIP Doc Everett.

Lmao I’m on the boat video had me 💀! New subbie! Been watching u FR 2weeks I’m joining fs

Thumb nail with ya boi nava # Fuego Time

Be a seabee.. never go on a ship!

Nicky! OIF/OEF chewed through Sailors (seabees) like caramel corn. As a reserve HMCM we provided too many funeral honor missions for fallen shipmates. Even the intel "secret squirrels" came home with scars. The recruiting slogan for 2009 should have been "anywhere, anytime!"

Hey being in the Navy is like going to a Jimmy Buffet concert. You sit on a boat and watch the show!

So when we reach the " Isle' of Japan. With out cap at a Jaunty tilt. We'll enter the city of Tokyo On road's that Seabee's Built" Third Marine Div. 2nd Raider Reg. Do we need we to say more ? CAN DO. Anytime Anyplace Anywhere.

Hey Nick, great video as always. Could you talk about how it is to work/live on base and how it compares to living on a ship?

Joined in 1960, boot camp, Great Lakes, A school Jax Fl naval aviation, home based a NAS Whidbey Island Washington, squadron VAH-4, deployed 3 times to the Far East on the carriers CVA-34 and CVA-31, 6 mos in the Far East and 6 mos at Whidbey, great duty, loads of fun and hard work at times, some of the best days of my 80 yr old life, grew up quick, learned responsibility, made E-5 in 3.75 yrs, great time to be in Naval Air, choose to do my reserve time active, became an air crewman flying with VP-915 hunting Russian subs off the NE coast, that was great times also, one of the better thing I did with my life!

On the ship that I was on, once per month they shut the galley down to field day it (clean the crap out of it) and everyone had to eat C-rations left over from Vietnam and even Korea (MRE's hadn't been invented yet).

50 YEARS ago May 26, 1969 LPH - 5. Go Navy 🇱🇷 C rats are good. LPD -8 EN 3. 68-72

Wait what? I was in a boat unit. Deployed living in the sand box. Living in tents and nothing but MRE's to eat. Its not all living on ships having it easy. Try the brown water navy then speak.

Someone once told me "because the ships are air conditioned". I had to tell them that whomever calculated the amount required failed math badly. Many berthing compartments had less than 3 hours stay time under the Heat Stress program.

Flight deck hours often are flight to flight (if they're flying we're on deck working) and more times than I care to count we wouldn't get the warm meal you talked about. We would get nasty bologna and cheese sandwiches some potato chips and warm juice, and if we were lucky we might get cold hamburgers instead.

My uncles were in different branches of the military during WWII. Two were Navy, One in Marines and another was in the Army but with the special services in occupied France. The last was on his third deployment and was never heard from again. Later the family got a letter stating he was missing and presumed captured. The Marine was on land for the most part and seemed in awe of the Navy guys. You guys get hit with bombs or torpedoes your ship goes down. You could be trapped inside or die on a raft floating around for weeks. The Navy guys said, yes but you have to hold a position while getting shelled by artillery fire..we can move around in an area. Marine said, you are trapped inside a tin can floating om the water. Navy....you have to be in the rain, snow, whatever for days. We have to also , but do come inside for hot food and drink at the end of watch. My whole reason for this is that EVERY branch has it's ups and downs. Every branch has it's heroic and dedicated people. As the man said check out history and when a Navy ship goes down many, many people die because they are clustered TOGETHER in their "tin cans ". And NO one mentioned the missing cousin.. because no one knew what he did nor did they know where he was. Don't know what was worse. It was WAR!!

Beside's the seals, some do get shot at, and some sailors do die. Shipmate>.

I’ve talked with my NJRTOC instructor (A commander of the U.S.N) he described the size of the CO’s room it’s not as large as people think, the way he described it makes it seem like a small closet.

Great vid

Honestly we’re probably the most operationally diverse branch: from ships, submarines, special ops/warfare, aviation, Seabees, etc. The only thing we don’t have are tanks.

Did... did you say woobie??? 😂

Bruh, you still have your recruit ballcap😂😂😂 I’m dead. I threw that shit away at A School.

As a Navy Seabee I’ve trained with all armed services when you become a senior nco your world changes missions change your world has grown bigger, you see things in a bigger picture

The thumbnail is youtubers that are in different branches

I loves the navy and I’m a Marine. The navy is tha Marines

Back in the early 80's I was with 3rd Bn, 11th Marines, an artillery unit. We had towed 105's and 155's. I went to the battalion aid station (our medics are Navy) for some complaint and the Docs had a big poster of one of the Iowa class battleships firing a full broadside with all nine guns. The caption said: "all of the big guns are in the Navy". Touche' Navy, touche'.

I would add being expected to do your daily duties while bobbing around seasick on a Destroyer taking 40 degree rolls, and the fact that Navy units often operate alone, with no QRF just over the horizon to come to the rescue if you get in a jam. In fact, the nearest help may be hundreds of miles away, and one hit or one person screwing up can take out the entire ship. Nowhere to run to, no cover to hide behind, and even if you do survive a sinking you have schools of hungry sharks waiting to make you a Happy Meal.

No running and gunning lmaoooo @ the SEALS, ECC, RPs in Combat Zones, DOE ext. The Navy has a little bit of everything. If you want and never forget, Marines are in the DON 😉

the navy is gay but the army is the gayest lol don't act like y'all don't cuddle in your cots 😂

Ask any branch if you can scooter during a formation run like you can during Chief season 😂

The cold MREs are life! Lmaoooo

The Navy and Marines have or at least used to have the biggest rivalry.

I want to know why so many nave vets are so grouchy? My moms dad was navy, my dad's dad was army air force and army, my dad army, I am army.

Any Marine who ever served in an MAU now MEU has great respect for the Navy. I served aboard the USS Manitowoc during the MARG 1-86 Med float and we made it everywhere we were destined to go and came home safe courtesy of the United States Navy.

Watching this whilst being in Royal Navy training

Who hates the Navy? Doesn't the Chair Force get all the grief? - Ret USN

Hate them we can do. But hey. A sailor life is just as shits as grunts life. I joined the Marines and are shipping to boots on February 2nd.

As a navy guy myself been on destroyer's ....carriers amphibious ships even though there are lots of people on board in the end you feel so alone and overwhelmed

Former HM1. It took me ten years of service to be assigned a ship!

And of course there's the fact that we look magnificent in our Crackerjack's...

I loved four meals a day, my own air conditioned rack ...

I you are in the Pacific Fleet, you can visit Hong Kong, Singapore, Philippines,Thailand in a single cruise. Gotta check for the 'girls with something extra' in Asia though! Jealousy from other branches that are stuck(happens in the Navy too) in miserable places in the world.

very tight spaces i was on the uss aspro 648 for my tour go navy