wow the production!

This is great! It looks like there’s opportunity for leadership as well as opportunities for technical development. Go Marines! 🇺🇸🫡

Retired Army EOD here (Sr. NCO) who worked closely with the USMC EOD Team in 1993/Mogadishu Somalia before the 10th Mountain came in full force. Doing the door-kicking missions to take out the weapon caches from the warlords kicked our @sses; but they were organised, disciplined, and when you needed extra support it was there. Both hard times and good times,.. none of us wanted the MEU to leave when 10th Mtn arrived.

prepping for China i see

"Around 2025, I'd made some poor life choices.." To me, it takes courage to live in the future, and even more to come back in time and serve. I salute you time traveler.

is the middle the trenches war?

Very similar to 12B in the Army. Essayons

I was assigned with the 9th Engineers at Camp Hansen, Okinawa way back in 1978. I was HM2/USN back then.

Sick

Bro I’m 15 and I want to join my dad is a Master gunnery Sargent and has been in the corps from 2001 to 2024 I want to be a combat engineer but don’t know the mos number “ ps I was born in Camp Pendleton”

1stSgt sounds good to go!! 💪

This was tuff asf, it’s making me itch to leave for boot camp tomorrow instead of a month from now

The JV Team

@mosesrodriguez Hey, are you in the marines btw? I was wondering how I can do what you do. Are you active and can you do it as a reserve?

Remember, Marine Corps EOD isn't an enlistment option. You screen as a CPL., so if you want to do this, as a Marine, the MOS you want is Aviation Ordnance or Ground Ordnance. That will give 3 or 4 years of being around explosives and in the pubs so you have an advantage. Don't wanna wait, the other services I believe offer EOD as an enlistment option. It's an amazing community, you won't be disappointed.

This video is synonymous with my marriage

Man I had the best time at 9th 15-17 miss it everyday.

Thats some great quality

Nice

When we went through the endurance course, we did it in teams and had to go through it with a casualty. The heaviest person on the team played the roll of the casualty. Our stretchers were made of two staffs and our blouses. We did a lot of dragging up hills. I also remember a trench that had mud in it about waist deep; depending on how tall or short you were.

The endurance course is just a portion of NTA/JWT. When I went through, we did land nav (day and night), squad infantry tactics and other fun stuff.

You have to run when doing hasty repels

I went through JWT/NTA back in 1997 during February.

Retired Navy EOD here (LDO). Training Officer at NAVSCOLEOD Indianhead MD 1993-1996. The one thing I admired about USMC EOD was all their officers were former Enlisted. No straight out of college boys. HOO-YAH & Semper Fi Marines!

An absolute masterpiece. I always look out for your productions and this is one of the best. Hope to be as good as you one day. Keep it up man.

Are you sure this is just a KZfaq video

Great portrayal of a combat engineer. This video does a fantastic job of capturing the essence of fighting men working closely together in small tightknit groups to pull off a tactical mission in order to accomplish a strategic victory. Although It's been 41 years since I have served as a combat engineer, and it looks as though there have been modifications since that time, some basic things remain the same. CBEs still get a charge out of blowing things up, and the comradery still remains as deeply felt today as it did back when I served. Great video, America can be proud of these men!

Just wow man, the production value on this is just insane! Incredibly done! Here in the future, I'm joining the Corps. Positbility for a combat engineer job, nice to see this side of it.

Awesome 👍

Excelente 👍

Your production quality is amazing. You deserve more love man

I loved being an airborne sapper. No regrets...ever.

I still remember doing this and i got out in 2006 as an airborne sapper

This kid needs to be at a National Lab or better yet, own a company that supports the DoD....so he can be a billionaire. I don't want him making billions for defense contractors....!

Engineers up! 1371's ftw!!! 🔥

Just came across your channel. Absolutely inspiring and greatly produced content. Please keep up the good work!

you are a dope videographer/content creator. keep up the great work!!

I didn´t know, that George Ezra is actually a singing combat engineer. 2:22 Greetings from a czech army combat engineer👋

Combat Engineers are skilled in different areas in order to answer the Engineers up call from our infantry brothers. This video shows examples of Breaching using Bangalore torpedoes and Rifleman skills in order to support our 0311 n corpmen.

KZfaq Algorithm is all types of messed up if your videos are not getting 100k plus views.. Keep at it brother, your videos are top quality.

Oh man! I'm from Lynchburg VA and work a ton in Christiansburg! Small world! This was a great video, enjoyed watching these guys in their training

Your content is amazing

No video i have seen comes close to this !

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Your work is amazing! You remind me of vox borders with Johnny Harris. You deserve more views and big collabs

С начала в 1962 ом, вы плотно усеяли своими минами и прочим смертоносным дерьмом и хорошенько заработали на этом! А теперь вы зарабатываете на извлечении и уничтожении этого же дерьма, прикрываясь благотворительностью! И ещё, эти парни на 3:50 с сатаной на их знамени, где то мы их уже видели!?

In these combat conditions, the role of gay warriors in the ranks of the armed forces is increasing. Only gay soldiers are able to extract protein from their brothers in arms.

bro you're really doing a good job, your videos deserve more attention hands down 😲 Keep the good content and good luck 👍

Phenomenal