All My Best, My Best Friend ❤❤❤❤❤❤ With best wishes With best wishes My Best Friend ❤❤❤❤❤❤ Emma Katrina Mary Royce

تمام بهترین من ، بهترین دوست من ❤ با بهترین آرزوها با بهترین آرزوها بهترین دوست من ❤ اما کاترینا مری رویس

I feel like once you start going down it’s fine, it’s just scary until you start descending.

They, in fact, did not grab ALL of their gear😭

The camera shake makes it look harder than it actually is

1:00 Your dad telling you to hurry it up while going out

Thank You, Your a Baddass

Why’re there some older people in the marine corps???

Nope, I could never cotton to those those screaming sopranos. Let 'em mouth off to females. I'd want male DI's I could emulate, not women.

Outstanding!!

A Mustanger!

I just heard that this Shitbird recently got a "special award"!

Not impressive i did 49 seconds

Those were the best days of my life

Officer's training is rough and tumble. Makes enlisted basic seem like an afternoon picnic. You come out a commissioned officer, ready to roll.

Rule of thumb: If the coach does not holler at you, then he or she must not care. These coaches care and DO HOLLER. AHHHHH!

Press F to pay respects to her military career..

she was one of a handful female Marines I genuinely respected. Also my boy smashed. Sucks for those two kids though. Hope she adjusts to civilian life smoothly.

All that and she just got a DUI 🥴🫠

Wt actual f r u doing!?

Civilians have no business being there. If you want to be a Marine, talk to a recruiter.

.59 in 1983

More than 50% of that platoon will be gone. Only 19 finished in my platoon. maybe lower if they choose not to go further. 1972

So what they teach y'all nowadays, gender affirmation, racism complicity or some trash?

I see you son. DMH

Once you get your bars, treat your Marines like Marines. The reason I got out was because of toxic leadership.

Why do some of them have shaved heads and others don't?

Fun as you want! WHEEE! Can't take it?, cry

Wow, excellent shout-out advertisement to Trinity & St. X catholic schools, powerhouse football programs from Kentucky. That's where I started out before going Marines enlisted. Trinity Wrestling, Football, Rowing (Crew), Track & Field, Gonzaga House.

Everyone is thinking the same thing once you step on the yellow footprints. I shouldn't have joined or I made a mistake or what the hell have I done? 😆

I remember feeling like a Superman when I'd developed enough upper body strength to climb the ropes without using my legs. One rope in each hand. Good times.. The brotherhood that you develop when going through boot camp, OCS , and being in the Marines can only be described as life changing. At times it sucks. At times you'll be freezing you @$$ and others you'll be so hot that you'll wanna strip down and continue training in skivvies (underwear to the uninitiated 😁).... The sleep deprivation will be brutal yet you won't be alone because your fellow Marines, recruits, candidates will be right there with you and you'll draw strength from one another. If you are considering joining the military, and I might be biased, give the USMC a good hard look.. Opportunities abound. If you are enlisted, take advantage of tuition assistance and earn your degree. Train your mind and body hard and take advantages of some unique opportunities only available to Marines(embassy duty being one). Note: Every branch will open doors to a wide range of opportunities to enhance your skills.. The Navy offers a nuke program that's second to none.. But I digress, for the enlisted folks, find out which MCI's you can take that are worth actual college credits. Take internet classes when deployed. Take advantage of the litany of chances you'll have to improve yourself professionally. NBC schooling, Six-Sigma training. Learn everything you can about your job and strive to be the best everyday. Kick ass during Monday morning inspections, don't suck up to ANYONE but treat everyone with respect. You don't have to be a 300 PFT'er or an expert marksman BUT you'll stand out and your higher:ups will give you every opportunity that they can to help you succeed not only in the Corps but in life. Knowledge is POWER!!! Gain as much knowledge as you can, get that colleges degree (in something that will actually help in civilian life like Business or Accounting)... If you do that, you can write your ticket. The Corps will pay you big time to stay & the civilian world will pay you even bigger to leave and join their team. Speaking from experience here. I started off as an Aviation Ordnanceman, got my degree, took advantages of the various schools offered and became a Water Treatment Sales Engineer for a company called NALCO...

She better get a hundred, don't be a buddy fker

I was a Sgt Instructor in Charlie Company 92-94. The curriculum at OCS is insane. We throw a lot of stuff at the candidates and our expectations are of course high. In my experience as an instructor there, I found that the prior enlisted candidates were either really squared away or dirtbags that brought their bad habits with them. I call it like I see it.

In the words of Sun Tsu: “Holy Shit”

That big girl in the thumbnail looks very impressive. Also this video has been popping up in my feed for a very long while. I'm still not going to watch it. I just dropped a comment.

Is this at Camp Dodge in Iowa?

This video right here explains the huge difference between Enlisted Marines and Commissioned Marines. Everything has to be more gentle and nuanced for OCS because, heaven forbid Chip and Victoria go without wearing a wrist watch, missing their cell phones & earbuds or miss having weekends OFF for off-base liberty during officer boot camp! (WOW!) The Few, The Pampered, The Officers. You'll notice that it is not the officers who are making these candidates into Marines: it's Enlisted Staff Non-Commissioned Officers who conduct this training. Smart officers in the fleet will always value the advice and guidance of these senior enlisted experts. The finest officers I served with held true to this advice, and most of those were actually "Mustangs", prior enlisted Marines. The ones with elitist superior attitudes do not last long, nor do they have "genuine" loyalty from the Marines they lead. We've all seen the ones who let their commission go to their heads. Enlisted Marines can spot you in an instant. Don't be that one. Conduct yourself correctly and your fellow Marines will happily go thru hell & back right by your side. Good Luck! Semper Fi! (Staff Sergeant, active duty, 1984-1998)

Holy fuckin shit. That’s my old 1stSgt….

Proud to be Army.

How can one understand what is being shouted? I have a difficult time trying to figure it out when I watch and listen to these videos. I guess I'd be on the receiving end of a lot of PT and group adjusting!

I remeber going to parris island and we did better as 18 year olds then these college graduates 😭😭

Any update to where the candidates are now

One thing I notice is that marine DI always speak so fast. Sometimes you can not understand what they are saying.

A female DI chewing me out like that would make me lose my bearing. She seems cool though.

Fuckin boo tenants 😂

I wonder how this feels to prior enlisted

fuck man they treat you like boots 🤦‍♂️

Advice for Marine woman is !!! Go HOME and HAVE some baby's and be a woman!!! Greetings from Serbia 🇷🇸

I'm in heaven.

Lmao ‘Gunnery Sergeant’ Hill was my 1st Sgt at 2nd LAR back in 2018/19 small corps