Drop and give me 20! 💪🏻

As a Marine, I respect any American that will volunteer for service of any branch, we're all in same team, God bless

To me, Marine bootcamp was the funniest experience that I wasn't allowed to laugh about.

Finally someone who shows that the different branches are NOT comparable. They all have their own strenghts.

The mental stress was the toughest aspect of Marine Boot Camp. But that does not mean the physical part was a cake walk!

As a solider in the Army I can without a doubt tell you with all confidence that BCT ( Basic Combat Training ) is 80% mental and 20% physical

Some things about the Marine Corps boot camp part that wasn’t right in the video: 1) It’s 13 weeks, not 12 2) It’s now 4 phases, not 3 3) You only use the M16 service rifle 4) There is no MOS for medical services as a Marine. The Marines work hand in hand with the Navy for all of their medical needs (they are called Navy Corpsman) 5) You begin your martial arts training (called MCMAP, Marine Corps Martial Arts Program), swim qual and rifle qual during phase 2 (not first or third phase). 6) The crucible is in Phase 3. You also aren’t denied food and sleep. You get 2 MRE’s for 3 days and only 4 hrs a sleep (if you don’t have watch) a night. But aside from that, Marine Corps boot camp defiantly is the most challenging thing you’ll ever do. Hated doing it, but glad I did it 🤙

Love the US Army, my branch. It was a pleasure to serve and train with all the branches, I respect and trust all of them. We can’t get it done, without all of us. I am proud of all our American military and veterans.

The toughest thing about USMC bootcamp: Not saying "I".

The toughest thing about boot camp is definitely the sleep deprivation.

In my personal experience, the toughest aspect of boot camp was having about 5 minutes at the end of each day for Mail Call (when you are handed any correspondence sent by your loved ones) and not receiving ANYTHING while everyone else did. That was rough and the closest thing to breaking my soul I've ever experienced.

2:00 The first experience in bootcamp is a freshly shaved head Next scene : everyone has hair

During Marine Corps training I was numb during the 13 weeks of training. I enjoyed the training and survival skills we learned in there. Plus it toughened me up a whole lot more than I was before. Would I go through it again? Nope.

Title says "which country" and yet it only talks about USA.

Fun fact: the US Navy posseses the world's second largest Air Force. The US Air Force is the first.

For anyone attending basic training/boot camp if you get to stressed out you can request the instructors to tuck you in and maybe give you a goodnight kiss, but u have to request it (they need to make sure your comfortable with it) this is a really good thing to do if you feel like they don’t like you

Week one being an official U.S Airman! “Pay attention to detail” will forever be my trigger sentence haha

Air Force BMT isn’t hard, the hardest part is learning how to pay attention in class. On multiple occasions we would have 5+ hours straight just sitting there. Besides that BMT was easy.

Marines: What flavor crayon are we having for chow today?

I was in the Army basic in 72. Did A I T with some Marines. Always admired anyone that went through Marine basic. Thanks to all for your service

For any US service members reading this, thank you for your service. Even if all you have done is clean out a gun or just load lead into a big gun on a War Ship, thank you because somebody would have to do it if you don't. Thank you.

Since when were the individual branches of the US military their own countries??

Hardest part of Navy boot camp was staying awake during classes lol

The hardest part of bootcamp is by far is not trying to laugh 😂😂

A few things: Marine Boot Camp has 4 phases now. Marines do not have a medical MOS, they rely on the Navy for Medical Treatment.

Narrator: Army wins wars Marines: aRmY WiN wARs Edit: I didn't realize how popular this comment got haha.

My father was a navy seal and I looked up to him my whole life and when I told him I wanted to be a seal he told me I’m f*ckin nuts so I joined the corps instead. He was still unhappy 😂

Sleep Deprivation was the hardest for me in the U.S Navy. Can’t believe my time is officially over. 6 months (Delayed Entry Program) + 4 Years (Active Duty) + 4 Years (Individual Ready Reserve) Navy has been in my life from start to finish 8.5 years. I miss the adrenaline rush being a Damage Controlman sometimes.

Hardest thing for me was being away from friends and family. Definitely worth it in the end though

The lyric of the Marine Hym is “in the air on land and sea”

Navy Boot Camp info is a little off (graduated Navy Boot Camp August 30, 2019): Yes swimming is an important test, but if you don’t pass you don’t get sidelined, you continue training and go to swim classes until graduation or until you pass. Also we don’t train with the M16/M4 or 12 gauge Shotgun, you qualify on the M-9 pistol. You get your other weapons qualifications in the fleet. Aside from that it was pretty accurate, more emphasis on the running rather than the swimming though, and death by PowerPoint

"A misplaced nut can jeopardize the mission" , my new motto

As an Arrmy soldier 86-91,Basic was 110% physical, 105% mental, I was in great shape, 2 yrs. out of grad. H.S. at the best school in this region. Many of others like me joined other branches. Air Force cuz said basic kinda like football practice. My experience in Army was mentally tough, it didn't matter, everyone was seriously fatigued.

Me: survives thru military training Enemys bullet: im bout to end this dudes whole career

TIS: * talks about US Army * video: * shows Mi-24 used by Czech army *

When I went through it Cub Scouts was not joke, and Webelos took it to a whole new level, that's Cub Scout Special Forces.

Once you graduate Marine Boot Camp. If you ever decide to switch branches you don't have to go through their boot camp. Unless maybe your joining special forces of a different branch. Semper fi

" A misplaced nut, could jeopardize the whole mission" Just like no nut november

Should be titled “which branch of the us armed forces is the toughest”

I went through the Coast Guard Officer Candidate school in 1979 which was tough. They took the top 10% of the applicants composed of 50% college graduates and 50% prior enlisted of E-6 and above. Half of them did not make it through the 4 month boot camp. It was less physically demanding but more mentally stressful than the enlisted boot camp. The class after me had a candidate have a mental breakdown and was hospitalized. Oh what fun we had!

The hardest thing about BCT is dealing with the people around you. 😂

When you thought the walk to the fridge was hard..

Since when was the navy harder then the army?

The best and worst thing of boot camp are the sergeants and master sergeants. You hate them at first but when you finally graduate, you profusely thank them for all their instructions and lessons. Oorah✊

They skipped BEAST week, and actually a decent amount of Air Force BMT. Also, our PT time varies depending on if you are there in the winter or summer. Our training is pretty accurately depicted though, it really is just about attention to detail, and I can't explain how often I heard the words "don't get complacent, attention to detail is everything trainee".

You’re telling me that Navy, who have a sleep schedule, have it harder than the Army where we were lucky to get 3-4 hours, and sleep in the woods in any sort of weather...? Okay.

I’ve been in the marine corps for over 3 yrs and I knew it was going to be first 🥶😇. bootcamp was mentally tough

Went through Navy bootcamp in 2007. The sleep deprivation was the hardest part for me.

I'm pretty sure they meant to type "branch" in the title instead of "country"

You realize you put "country" in the title right? Looks like that must have been a typo or a miscommunication on your part.

So actually the minimum requirement to qualify in the army is 23/40. The physical aspect is fairly easy with given time in the evenings for either supplemental PT or working out on your own. The mental part is harder than the physical part. All 3 phases consist of a FTX but the biggest and most important one is the forge in blue phase where it will be decided if you get to attend the soldiers ceremony after a decent ruck back to the graduation field. The physical part is honestly based on your drill sergeants too. They decide what PT is like. For me, we did a pretty balanced level of cardio and upper body workouts. Running was my favorite. But everyone's experiences are different given who they are, where they come from, and how they were raised. For some, it's their first time away from home and the little contact with family makes it more of a struggle, but in the end, they still became soldiers in the greatest fighting force in the world.

1:26 FACTS!! I'll never forget those words as long as I live as well as don't become complacent. Those are just a couple life lessons that have helped me become who I am today

I’ve heard coast guard kills navy on how hard boot is

It’s “We fight our country’s battles in the air, on land and sea.” Come on now, a quick search would’ve prevented this.

I want to thank you for the level of information this video provides… In addition thank you for your service.

If you go through Marine Corps Bootcamp, you do not have to go through any other branches bootcamp if you choose to transfer to any other branch. If you go through any other branch first, you must go through Marine Corps Bootcamp if you choose to transfer to the Corps.

This is biased you didnt talk about me

Wich country has the hardest Training. Me: That's interesting You: Well yes, but actually we will just talk about america

When I was in Iraq 2006-2007 I was shocked to see a Coast guard person with us. He was inspecting our connexes before we went back stateside. I met 3 of them my whole army career.

I’m going to marine core boot camp October 5th 2020 and I couldn’t be more excited

Spartan training: *AM I A JOKE TO YOU*

You did not just rate navy basic as harder than army basic 😂😂😂

I went through Army ROTC and later "Summer Camp" during the summer for 6 weeks, which was a cake walk. Followed by Airborne School and Ranger School. Those were intense at the time, but I have fond memories as does anyone who went through that training. It teaches you more about yourself than anything else ever could. I'm not saying that the training was worse than Navy or Marine boot camp as they all had their challenges. it was how you met those challenges which counted, ultimately. I would not take $1 Million for the experience but I would not care to repeat it again, though! Best regards to my brothers and Sisters in arms!

Can confirm: The Air Force is mostly classroom training. They let us know that there were about 36 different classes we would go through during BMT

Worst part of Boot Camp was dealing with fellow recruits.

The navy is somehow 2nd and they literally have the most pt failures, I agree with all of these except putting the navy over the army

Had the pleasure of Basic Training nearly 20 years ago. Definitely not for the faint of heart...at the end of Victory Forge in Blue Phase my legs felt like rubber. Had no problems falling asleep that night!😄

I have gone through Marine Corps Boot Camp and it was more Mental than really physical stress. Yes a lot of PT was conducted but Mental games were the Drill Instructors favorite. But im glad to be a Marine

Hardest Bootcamp 1. Marines 2. Army 3. Navy 4. Coast Guard 5. Airforce

As a Singaporean who need to serve 2 years mandatory national service, I would say the hardest part is firstly adjusting to military life and the basic training, and yes we also call the people in the airforce armchair solider

The toughest part about Marine Corps boot camp was that nobody came to my graduation.

Proud to have made it through 13 weeks of Marine Corps recruit training, in Parris Island South Carolina. 1st Battalion, Charlie Company, 1066

The only firearm we “trained” on was the Baretta M9 (United States Navy)

Your facts about Marines basic are off to the point of being insulting

eh, 13 weeks... and we have either MCT (Marine combat training) or SOI (School of Infantry) afterward. So ya'll can kick rocks

Many jobs in Air Force mentally tough, complex systems and lots of responsibility to correctly troubleshoot very expensive stuff. However the only time I shot a gun was in basic training. It was a modified M16 that shot 22 caliber rounds. About three hours on the range total. Then they sent me to 13 months of electronics school. Great tech training that lead to great civilian tech job after enlistment. It is no joke that basic is not too bad, but dependent on your job (if technical) you will definitely be mentally challenged; especially avionics/networking. Hours very long, you will definitely earn your pay.

I don't see "country" anywhere in the title. It just says basic training.

MCRD Parris Island is incomparable to every other recruit training. It changes lives, and makes the most elite warriors on the face of the planet.

USMC (1990-1998) Boot Camp was BRUTAL in those days homies! Got out of the Marines as a Sergeant...Semper Fi and thank you for all that have served! Godspeed

I am in the Army. There are multiple BCT and OSUT locations. Every single one has a different intensity. However, I’d say… it could be mental more than anything. The pressure comes from all of the graduation requirements and little time to be ready. Have to pay attention to everything in training or you could be recycled or chaptered out (if it is that bad). Otherwise, pay attention and try hard and stay out of trouble.

I’ll save you guys the trouble 1.USA 2.USA 3.USA 4.USA 5.USA

I'm pretty sure every branch is told, "attention to detail" just like the air force. lol. I know I was in the army...

Ah, Bootcamp, such fond memories. Fetching your personal belongings after having them thrown out the third floor window by your DI, Navy on one side of the fence, running our daily one and a quarter miles; and the Marines on the other side running their five or six or occasionally more. I always felt lucky at that moment. Semper Fi.

The thumbnail is like me and my dad when my dad is piling up the chores

Uhhhhhhh I don’t remember shooting an m4 OR a 12 gauge in Navy boot camp and I literally JUST left 2 months ago

Warheads on Foreheads was our motto. I was an AO in the navy. Bootcamp was cake though, all we did was fold our sheets and clothes

Good voiceover and great info. Appreciate it!

I had gone through a national guard ran youth program, so by the time basic came around it was just another day for me.

I’ll save you some time. Marines. We all know.

My grandpa was a us marine and he fought in the Vietnam war

As a navy sailor I can confidently say it's alot of mental toughness that comes into play

I started basic during desert shield. Day one the Drill Sargents came get us from reception right before sun down so we just got issued the gear we didn't get at reception then set up our wall lockers and beds before lights out. The next morning was PT, breakfast, then the armory. The basically moved almost all combat training into the red phase, also known as total control

I’m getting real sick of all this clickbait infographocs, the first few times I let it slide but this is becoming s habit.

More like, which American military division has the toughest basic training instead of which random country?? Lol favoritism 😂

The most advance branch air force me: I thought it was space force

The description of Navy boot camp was accurate. One thing you didn't mention is the mental toughness and stilled by isolating you completely from the outside world. The 50 to 100 recruits you go through boot camp with will be the only people you interact with 95% of the time you're there. You have no access to what's going on in the outside world at all. This prepares you for ship-life. "Train like we fight, fight like we train!"

I’d like to see the uniforms represented more accurately.

When my Father was in the U.S. Army. He had a friend from the Canadian Army visiting. ( He was there on some kind of NATO training program with the U.S. ). It was a holiday my family had a party. I heard my Dad and his friends and fellow soilders talking and his friend from Canada said " Canada has the BEST defense system in the world". Everyone got quite and looked at him like his head just fell off. He took a drink of his beer. And then said " The U.S. MILITARY ". He said "The U.S. is NEVER going to let CANADA be attacked or invaded".

You went through all the boot camps niceeeeeee 😂

I joined the U.S Marines in 93. My basic training was 13 weeks and after that you went to MCT ( Marine Combat Training) for another 4 weeks before you went to MOS school. And if you were Infantry you went to SOI ( School of Infantry) training after MCT. This was a good video but to become a basic Marine back then the training was longer than what this video is saying. I've been out of active duty for awhile so I don't know how accurate it is for today.