That’s the craziest part man. If they retain this mindset, they would go far in life.

@Tylor Barnett also Marines

@Tylor Barnett Marine

So fckn true man. Pretty sad. Only like 5% of these dudes will retain the motivation. You don’t even need the crazy boot Camp motivation and discipline. Just do the simple shit they teach you like clean your room have clean uniforms. But that’s just so fckn hard for PFC Canteen Cup

More so pizza and energy drink and of course how could I forget one thing that every branch in the military does when they have down time which is of course you guessed it masturbate

Don't feed the trolls

@@1lubba6 he's out of step

Caleb Stevens at this point I’m just going to delete my comment 🤣

Yes.... that’s uh.... why it’s called basic TRAINING.

@@matthewwillford548 what the hell happened here?

Don't forget the fact that they're usually on Charlie's, and you rarely see any sweat stains

My drill instructor buddy runs marathons for fun and does 26 miles a day just to eat a few sweets

That’s on purpose for motivation, I hear they dress out constantly to stay Prime, so when you can’t take another step pouring out sweat. The DI is running there as an example of what you can be

@@smokingbluedream that’s my goal! Lol it’s all for the food.

@Boosted b18b1 hey that’s why I’m a civi now I hate pt

I was not casual about it 😂 I’d be cursing out fellow recruits cause I’d be soooo fucking done getting fucked up over and over cause fuckface and cocksuck are out of step lmao 😅 good times tho 😂

Wait, a drill instructor whispered casually to you that you were out of step? Was he not feeling good or having a bad day? The D I had told God and country in a loud profane, screaming voice whomever was out of step.

@@whclcdr I meant WE would whisper to each other when ur recruit buddy couldn't get in step so he wouldn't get chewed out lol, even in Alpha company the DI's weren't that nice lmao

@@geronimoortiz5413 I tried this the third day of Boot Camp and the DI smoke the whole company because I was trying to help my recruit buddy. I learned very quickly that each person was responsible for them selves, and the whole company.

Wow, you only got whispered to. Everyone in a three block radius knew when i was outta step.

It's chow for the siq recruits. (Sick in quarters)

Lol Marching holding a chicken? Lol

I was thinking the same thing 😂

@@AdrianHernandez-fw9nl In Infantry OSUT we had a dude get salmonella from undercooked eggs. He said it was one of the best times of his life looking out the window watching us beat the crap out of each other during combatives, where he'd take a break every now and then fighting himself masturbating like a dozen times a day for a week. Last I heard that guy completed selection and SF training and was assigned to the 19th Group 😆.

@@cdc194 we also had a dude get ecoli. He end up sueing the chowhall.

Was it really that bad?

@@invild2004 basically I wouldnt want to do it again lol

@@FollowTheSonChrist oh ok

@@invild2004 I can see you haven't served

@@Dandan-vf9kr yeah that’s why he’s asking if it was bad

Dude, that's called PTSD

@@markadams2907 so that’s wht it is :/

No it’s a fond memory. Shittiest and best 13 weeks of my life. Embrace the suck

@@markadams2907just spicy memories.

🤣🤣🤣🤣hell yeah

That’s a DI but facts LMAOO

Ok, but you're still hot!😁

Yo I had to go back and see that for myself!!! THAT WAS FREAKIN DAMN NASTY!!!

Sabrina Bergman you don’t have the personal discipline to graduate boot camp from the historically famous US Marines, of which I served with best.

Best thing about being late chow, never had to stand in line for shit

@@vLife7 the extra chow at the end😩

Ugh same at fort benning. In July. Standing at parade rest literally for hiurs

@@AroundSun not the same, we got yelled at on Parris Island, the Army has that Stress card bs put in place

MCRD PI is essentially Air Force Basic Training

army

@@ronwallace6273 yeah ok🤡

@@ronwallace6273 Army had 82nd, 3rd, and 101st for high drill standards. But some units are not maintained to standards. I grant you, I had Army indoc during a summer at Ft Knox, and later, I had Marine Basic at PI, and I must say that the Drill Instructors at both places were equally strict and precise. The commands to which graduates report afterward, allow this to remain or relapse. For the Corps, drill remains emphasized, especially since every base has school units of some kind. Army has too many bases where this is not seen as a need. I grant you, Army 3rd and Marine Barracks 8th & I could hold a drill-off from reveille to taps, and neither would lose.

@@ronwallace6273 lol no. Very few army units keep D&C standards as high as marines do. I never did proper D&C outside of TRADOC. And thank god for that. Shits dumb as fuck.

​@@ronwallace6273 lmao not even

Lmfao I hate that shit, your comment gave me flashback of one of the guys behind me scuffing my corfams on gradution practice and graduation day

@@FizzleWick1 scuffing corfams? We would’ve been fighting lol

@@bobrice5159 right! That shit was expensive, Idk how much it is now but still

kicking back of feet every step

I trained with both Army and Marines, and Army Manual 22-5, true to the detail of AR's, specifically said that the individual soldier was authorized to use "Change Step" if he found himself out of step. NAVMC 2691 did not say this, as I recall, but Marine Drill Instructors did say it. That young man must have forgotten. Do any of you remember the Pyle in your unit who would centipede step to get back in step?

It was fun I won’t lie 😅

2nd battalion chow hall had the fattest raccoons

Damn right. 3088 grad 2019. We were doing assess the casualty shit waiting for chow and then the 9 line, SOSR A, METTT, general orders, if it was an acronym we were shouting it

I just got flashbacks of the barber shop by the 7-day in front of the barracks at MCRDSD. You know the one. The one by the pit.

Right, it was the only time people wasn’t getting fucced up. Unless you mess up Drill. That’s why everyone looks on point

same here its fun to watch others go thru it to

Ender King yes. I remember it as if it was yesterday. I wish it was next week...I wouldn't have signed up.. Remember when you got posted to your Unit? Bully guys like that were considered dick heads. Those were great days. Total BS but we learnt disciple & it goes with us today.

remember the 10 to 15 foot crocs out by 1st battalion?? it's a experience that's for sure

Oh boy you would be surprised how it looks from the inside

Yea and now after reaching pfc I been chapter for delta 8 in my system on base lol.

That’s why he’s there 😂 my di put WoRtHiNgToN there because he was so bad he had a hard time just walking in a straight line

Haha

Hahaha 😅

Eat that cake if you want to is what our DI used to tell us. He would say whatever you eat is coming up regardless, but that cake I will make special

@@militarymn2008 sounds like my senior perfectly

@@pmarine63 he was so serious about it too. We usually only had about 15 secs to a minute to eat anyways, so cake wasn't a option. Sometimes I would visualize me eating it when passing by to appease my mind lmao

@@militarymn2008 hahaha I feel you brother. Remember fat bodies getting caught trying to sneak food they weren’t supposed to grab😂😂😂 such a good time. Semper fi

Red hatch

Semper Fi. How’d that work out ?

Its called basic training it takes a while to be able to match as a team and in step

@@cristobalalvarez5491 people like this have no experience in the military. They think they could just hop off the couch and do everything a soldier can do. They don't realize these things take time and effort to learn.

@@klounpound6945 you literally just walk to a fucking rhythm. Its not that hard.

@Heckabruh bahahaha formations have been used for centuries it is just practice. I think you have no idea bud

Lol I would move to the back of the formation when I felt lazy that day

Hopefully better than these fucks

Dude you’re retired, let it go. The military isn’t everything.

@@Slickdick99 just an expression ya mook!

@@PMAN-jj1hn thanks for your service

@@snillzsru3323 thanks for your support!

@@PMAN-jj1hn now there is a word I love using and almost never hear where I live. Mook! 😆

Sweep sweep pull

Enjoy the schoolhouse while it lasts the fleet isn't real lmao

Pray u go to a unit that does shit or do anything to go to one that does. I got to the fleet in 2015 and did absolutely nothing but fuck fuck games in garrison for 5 years. Put in those packages and make something happen, like I shoulda done. Ok rant over enjoy your time 😉

Holy fuck you just made me realize it’s been 18 years since I seen the island

May of 1978.

Sempers…64 for me.

Black dude from Chicago?

@@hatchetblack1548 THATS WILD! YES BRO. FnCKED UP TEETH?

@@SgtRoseUSMC yea we worked two cycles together lol he a Cwo now lol

Ikr

lots of good recipes involving crayons! 😂

They really got us, didn’t they.

I had first hand up close to go with the passing of a platoon drilling for final time, they were graduating the next day. Marched one arms length by us. Just a few hours before my son had graduated. Yeah I was thoroughly tuned. These young Marines were so friggin tight and they had that look. Their DI was like check my shit out when he strutted by. One of the Nam vets who was with the “traveling wall” stepped to the curb came to attention and rendered a perfect hand salute till they all passed by. I swear the DI had a tear in his eyes. It was a defining moment. Anyway my son’s travels took him the way we all go. He ended up in Mag 29, New River. He made us very proud. Semper Fidelis. 60-64

Is this boot on the island??

@@CAGonRiv yep, 2nd battalion chow hall on parris island

@@alecgraves_music I'm positive every battalion goes there right? I was lima co. 3rd bn plt 3065 and that's the same one we went to

@@jimmiejay8174 it’s separated into two sections, 2nd and 3rd battalion do in fact share one chow hall but there’s a half wall that divides them.

@@alecgraves_music ohh gotcha

This was my favorite one to do.

Hell yeah. Obliques look clean af when everyones on point

The fun part is when you get 5+ commands before the "March" in a marching band march off... (start with 200 people and if you get caught screwing up, you drop out till one is left.)

I have been retired for years, but I still run cadences and drill patterns in my head. I so miss the pride of my platoon as I sang cadence. You could see their chests swell up as they leaned back and drove the heels.

was it hard to get home?

@@francismaggard1925 wym?

Love love cadence especially when u get a ds that has soul n pipes

Some people are constantly going into the quarterdeck, some volunteered.

😂

CRUSH THEM SKULLS

Rahhhhhh, I thought my SDI was being original when he had us say that but apparently not😂

Closing intervals between recruits makes it easier to move the unit around, they’re not the only Platoon out there.

@@robertwilson8184 Sorry but I actually have no idea what you just said... can you explain the drill?

@@robertwilson8184 Not sure what's "closing intervals"

@@javanlawjh well it could be change step to sink up the platoons speed, but closing intervals if I remember correctly is making the gap between each person smaller so you can fit through areas withease

@@zachprouty8595 what was the command for them to do the step thing?

😂

But US military drill and marching band are so very different. Bands marching 8-to-5, with those bandmasters nitpicking about foot movement, would disrupt anyone's concentration. A Marine stands with each foot toed out 15° from center, and maintains the similar foot to ankle position in stride, except for half-step, while keeping a good 120 cadence, 6 steps to 5 yards. Marching band either demands some exaggerated toe-up, straight-line foot movement, like square dancing, or toe-in, toe-down, like the tango. That band business is not easy.