Old School vs New School

[@Riverman45238]

And that’s why she transferred to recruiting. 😂

[@Tee-baby0303]

RIGHT!!!

[@Sal-fg3rs]

"Personal time" for us was our additional smoke session. Lol.

[@mkirules]

They would give us personal time, walk back in the bay like three minutes later and smoke us for some made up reason. It almost made it worse.

[@henryvidal7197]

Hooah

[@strider4life696]

This drill never ceases to...AMUSE me 🤣 Okay I’ll just show myself out

[@xavierajducezjackson6658]

Classic lol

[@joshuamcroberts656]

Very weird to see my old DS act mean in all her videos. Honestly was probably the coolest DS I had. Her efforts definently left a lasting impression on me.

[@Toughtune]

Sooo she was a real DS??

[@puertoricopancito2982]

She was your DS?

[@moncery_na]

Thats nice

[@jonathanelmore9312]

Her and yusha are the only military recruiter youtubers I’ve ever seen

[@b.r.fowler785]

So SFC Muse wasn’t that mean when she was your drill sergeant? I wouldn’t want to piss her off.

[@BarryTheMongoose]

It’s 2019 and I definitely got old school drill sergeants 😂

[@bafflestrike2358]

So there still is a God.

[@joshuacoleman1107]

I wish my drill sergeants were like the "modern" ones here XD

[@seansanborn7634]

Yup i seen my battle buddy get a wall to wall counseling

[@beasttank5929]

I had some old school ones but some were like part of new school like the personal time and whatever else

[@donna-donna]

I knew it!! 💕

[@TSMTree]

One thing one of my drill sgt said that I’ll never forget is one day zero we were in the front leaning rest and he said “privates this is not summer camp, this is hell. IN CADENCE” and it was definitely hell

[@krescendaskjerve5141]

We had a soldier who had candy in his mail for Valentine's day and he ate all the chocolate on front of us. Honestly he was the best DS 🤣🤣. He told us his stories of deployment. Best down time ever.

[@konavader]

Went through basic in, 81, most of my drills were Vietnam vets with serious attitude. Loved every minute of it. Hope you’re good sarge. Keep me laughing. Aloha

[@christopherd.yancey1415]

the family letter had my dying of laughter as well as personal time

[@The97Moose]

The minute she said, "You look like you wanna say some'n." I said, "I do wanna say some'n." And that's when she started hitting the camera 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@redhot8041]

This is definitely true. I went through old school and now see the new school softness all the time around the Army

[@Soldier4life1999]

Sooooooooooooo True ✊🏾❤️💯🔥. Active Duty Army (Ret.) 1999-2019.

[@julietbrown3906]

Thanks for your service

[@Soldier4life1999]

@@julietbrown3906 Thank You 🙏🏾

[@randomperson8991]

I just went to boot in April ft. Sill and my DS all were like this "old school" version lmao

[@Pundae]

What battery? A-19, May-July

[@michaeldixon3485]

Manny Gomez yeah right keep telling yourself that.

[@randomperson8991]

A 1-31

[@randomperson8991]

@@michaeldixon3485 to her depiction yes. Were they actually like in the 80s. Idk didn't go thru that so can't say. Only speak for what i experienced g

[@Pundae]

@@michaeldixon3485 imagine telling someone you don't know in the slightest what they experienced. The level of arrogance in some people continues to blow my mind

[@jordanrichmond4350]

Soooooo my drill sergeant is old school. I'm glad

[@themaroonwaymedia9486]

Lucky. Learn as much as you can.

[@coralyanis3451]

Omg !!!! Love this !!! I went to boot camp in ‘88 .... and that old school was exactly how it was .. please don’t tell me it changed that bad... glad you’ll retire soon .. thanks for your service .. Fort Jackson ‘’88-89” .. I felt like a superwoman when I graduated !!!

[@simbadg13]

My basic company commander was an old marine and my first sergeant was this airborne combat guy. I had multiple combat engineers and infantry ds. Thank god for that 1hr of personal time a day!

[@Sapper201D]

Lol! She makes these scary changes so damn funny. Keep'em coming. Best regards.

[@heiretikal2204]

I went to basic in february 2019 and we got a 30 second phone call at the start of basic and then a 5 minute phone call a week before graduation and that was it

[@raissalucy]

ben dover us too we had old school drill sergeant 😫😫😫

[@pps22001]

Thank your DS

[@rithe07]

@@pps22001 Thank your recruiter

[@kennethwilson7829]

@@rithe07 Thank your battle buddy

[@mikehascats26]

fort sill 1987. it was tough and it made me grow up

[@poohmaster54]

Mail Call: We had a DS who saw a trainee who had candy in his box. So the DS took the candy, and gave each platoon some and told us to hurry up and eat it 😂

[@Kiku_Valentine]

Lemi guess....ft Sill? 😂😂😊

[@blackwaterrepair10]

Bet he smoked y'all till you threw it all up afterwards didn't he?

[@tonynewburey8900]

1st and only time ever had cavier was basic Trainee Richy Rich got some sent to him. DS made us line up and take a bite.

[@worldtravel101]

Our DS kept it for himself. Benning 01

[@akilla214u2c]

You kidding, that would get my whole platoon smoked in 94. Now, you got enemies in the ranks, because you did something stupid. And we did give a guy a blanket party, just like Gomer Pyle.

[@danniewicker5988]

You haven’t been in the Army until your 1SG tosses your wall locker for being unsecured. I seen the changes in soldiers during my time. 1982-2005. Blue ID card for life! Hooah!

[@JSmedic1]

Yessss! Or they just toss it because the shoes are not dress - right- dress on top, AND flip the mattress into the middle of the bay, 'cuz ... there was wrinkle, it wasn't tight enough ... the corners weren't tucked in ... Yeah ... This new batch of kids missed out on some good training!l lol

[@nicholasstevens6369]

Graduated basic a few weeks ago and my 1sgt fucked my locker up for being unsecure lol

[@Gade757]

@Bryeana Rhodes No red I.D. cards are for Retired members of the Reserves and National Guard under the age of 60. And blue I.d. cards are for Retired members of active duty. There are also 100% disabled veterans with retirement type I'.d. cards tan like the dependents i.d. cards but has the infinite expiration date like blue I. D. Cards holder.

[@Pundae]

@@JSmedic1 that's literally what half my basic was and I was just in. We had several days where they completely trashed our bay and knocked down literally every bunk, then gave us a few minutes to fix it. Even worse was the moving out, where they'd make us grab everything we owned and take it somewhere else, then they'd fuck with it and tell us to get our shit and put it back. We had to spend our like 5 minutes before bed reorganizing it or we got fucked the next day

[@jeffreyswaney5435]

@@Gade757 Glad you made it bro, I did 8 and Clinton became our Pres and I was out of there when we had to do sensitivity training because Women were becoming a thing in the military, despite the fact I was combat arms.

[@Honeyman247]

Handling confrontation hilarious......DS jumped me and 6 of my battles out side the CS chamber Fort Jackson 88 🤣🤣🤣

[@vox1962]

The army says you’re allowed 4 hours sleep; they didn’t say they had to be consecutive

[@kman-mi7su]

Ain't that the truth, I was just thinking about how I one time fell asleep in the prone position with an M-60 and used it as my pillow. I slept like a baby.

[@hamhouke]

When we would have Black Flag days at Sweet Jackson in ‘93, that few min ride to the range was a great time to catch a nap with your Kevlar propped up on the front sight post of your M16.

[@ssgwright7419]

🗣FACTS!! 💯

[@Dcb897]

I was at ft Benning in 2019 for basic this one guy made one of the Drill sergeant mad prior to lights. He told us and I quote " Regulations says I have to let you get 8 hours of sleep never said how you were suppose to get that sleep " that till makes me cringe thinking of it 🤔 😅

[@kostas6621]

Very true! I miss the old Army....the real Army!! 💪💪

[@OstaraBooks]

I can relate more to the Old school. Damn they got it easy. I was perpetually PO'd at my DS's but learned lots of lessons.

[@scatwater]

Eat and slide...... LOL I remember those days very well...

[@ifitsnotbrokenfixit1193]

Side step and eat.

[@jaylynstevenson5794]

They still do that at Ft. Sill

[@anthonymontalvojr.7250]

I'm from a military family, everytime my mom serves me 1 helping of food it's gone in a minute.

[@SickBanksNation]

For me it was shove and go you don’t got time to to taste it

[@jaylynstevenson5794]

SickBanks they would say don’t taste the mothafuckin food until family day😂😂 those were the best of days😂😌

[@kojackmantuckett5503]

I’m sooooo glad I’m from the old school....this new 🤬 would drive me up the wall!!

[@darklight9092]

Ayee yoooo *pause*

[@tarzan343]

ok boomer

[@armycombatveteran4529]

Kojack Mantuckett . You got that right brother. I preferred the old school military.

[@jongwonzaoping8527]

Ok boomer.

[@anonymousperson8301]

Why?

[@Jaytube106]

Old School made me have a flashback, but I'm glad to have gone through in those days.

[@bayluvn41510]

Old School DS said The Army requires you to get 4 hours of sleep. What she forgot to mention is that they don't have to be consecutive

[@YourFavoriteMrJ]

Ahh, I’m glad I still had old school Drill Sergeants when I went to Fort Leonard Wood. OSUT 2019, A Co. 35th Engineer Battalion. Good times.❤

[@wadebare2273]

3:43 - 4:05 that is my single most favorite clip of all time. The way she rubs her hands together and looks with eagerness just makes it perfect.

[@tinashirley1663]

My drills were so old school then lol thank God they were. Made the whole experience memorable lol

[@akilla214u2c]

That's real, my DS in 94 did exactly that. Mail call was a chance to punish the trainees with pushups. You left you locker unsecured, and your stuff was on the other end of the barracks. And if you didnt get it, someone else would pick it, "claimed" and that was legal. By time I hit AIT, I have zero flags and those days were over. Extra laundry bag, extra boots, extra uniforms for inspection, I passed every time, because I spent a little more money to have display/inspection stuff and hid my daily stuff in a duffle bag.

[@coach_ralz_royce]

Just got back from BCT at Fort Jackson, SC and it was a weird mix of old and new school with a covid spin on top. One hell of an experience for sure though.

[@michaelharper7350]

96 to 14 was my time. went from the DS punching through the door window to enter the bay in basic to being on the range and witnessing folks getting "lightly touched" for flagging a safety NCO, the cadence of "two to the head and one to the chest" was what kept my ass alive a few times downrange. That's why I'm a blue card for life. My son is now downrange and he HATES the new "kinder, gentler" force. Hell one fo the reasons I retired was when a troop filed a complaint about my disciplining her lazy ass and I'm the one that received an NJP! OMG. Thank you Amuse for the giggle today!

[@johnmcjunkin4613]

That about covers it and says it all, about how they be treating new soldiers these days. I almost fell out laughing while watching the news and they were explaining about the new Army ways...no screaming or yelling at recruits, longer sleep times...but the worst was they were thinking of introducing mid-day naps....lol.

[@cainasmo9]

Lord have mercy - id rather have my drill scream the holy hell out of me..... Thank you Drill Sgt Smith for skull draging my ass when i was in - i hated you - had me in the best shape of my life. Dont ever change - old school for life!

[@Pundae]

The no swearing and shouting thing is bs. That was every other word out of their mouth when I was in just a bit ago. You can't make drill sergeants abide by any of this new shit they're putting out. They do not give enough fucks

[@ucoeptis]

@@Pundae honestly

[@johnmcjunkin4613]

@@555gleerocks: Umm, before you go calling someone a liar, you should first ask where that information came from, since there are plenty of news sites online. Plus you didn't even bother to even look to see or to check to find out, if what I was saying was or wasn't true. Then you you accused me of lying, when you failed to check out, where that report originated from. So you broke three standing rules of a U.S. Army soldier, in good order. But that probably isn't taught to you young new recruits and soldiers anymore. However, to get your bearings in order, I will even help you out. In reference to my comment on this KZbin channel and in particular, this video. Wherein I mentioned some changes between the old Army ways and the new Army ways. My statement was based upon a news article that I had seen and read, in the Huffington Post. To which, I was making light of, in a humorous way. The reporter for the article that was written, explained that she had interviewed members of seven U S. Army training centers, and then went on to say she confirmed the accuracy, before she had it printed, by the Pentagon, as a result of a Sleep Study that the U.S. Army had authorized, from 2010-2015. So there you have it. Truth sometimes hurts....but in the end... truth is honesty, with indisputable facts, to back it up.

[@555gleerocks]

John McJunkin it’s was a joke I didn’t mean to offend you.

[@mariorodriguez5609]

Omg! I love you Drill Sergeant. Basic 1989 Ft. Bliss. July through September. Each platoon had two extra reserve DI's plus a drill cadet from West Point. Since the reserve and drill cadet had limited time with us they took full advantage of the "half right" and front lean rest position. We actually had to haul out our wall lockers and bunks into the company area once a week due to improper uniformity. This happened for three straight weeks. This was in El Paso. In August. Wouldn't trade the experience for anything though.

[@205ENTMore]

I was at Fort Benning GA in 2008 for my 11B Infantry Basic/AIT. From my understanding that was the tail end of "Old Skool". Honestly, I'm glad I did get that old skool treatment. If not, prolly wouldn't be the great man I am today. Love you videos!!!

[@oahuswat6994]

Brought back some not so good then...but good now memories..brand new blue ID card holder right here! 2000-2020 AIRBORNE!!

[@oef4armyvet.ipconflict422]

This is too true. I remember getting woken up at 1am by our DS talking about “it’s a great time for some pt hooah “ then it was out to the tire pits in full mopp gear and rucksack. Sucked something awful when it happened but makes you a harder person afterwards. I miss getting the shit smoked out of me lol

[@offtheinfluence1247]

74 Delta?

[@Rikalonius]

One of my favorite stories was one of our privates got caught trying to use the candy machine on CQ. The DS kicked the squad bay door open around 1 am and put everyone on the line to tell us how that candy bar was going to cost private so-and-so $150. Then he told us to remember that and get our asses back in our bunk.

[@Saint01_Arts]

I’d say I had a mix. New School during Drill Sergeant time before lights out where they would be chill with us, answer our questions, teach us stuff without being all hardcore, etc. as well as in the weekends provided we didn’t fuck up. Anytime before or after Drill Sergeant time during the duty days was Old school.

[@simbadg13]

Nope fort leonard wood. Got the old school. Got a few minutes to call our family and never saw our phones till the final call. My Commander was an old marine so he didn't let us have any freedoms. Loved having double pt every day when other companies didn't!

[@jeffreyswaney5435]

Graduated '86 out of Harmony Church and she is soft as a chocolate chip cookie even old school compared to what we went through.

[@jessforfunshow]

2008 Ft Benning Fox 2-19 was old school. We were suppose to be at Jackson but we were the overflow company of radio operators and communications that got the pleasure of infantry drill Sgt's. I'm glad I went through Benning and not Jackson.

[@danielroncaioli6882]

Thank god I went through BCT in ‘91. We had real Drill Sergeants.

[@SSEVOX]

as someone who just came from benning recently. BCT was a bit of both more of the old school but with some of the new school

[@Dredagoatt]

Lol when I went to basic in 2019 we got candy bars before lights out they were called “night night bars” 😂

[@andrewbeyley]

Good job, I appreciate my old time drill Sargent.

[@kreid8065]

Thank God I went to Fort Benning in 2012. I was blessed with the old school environment. Blew my mind when I heard about "stress cards" at Relaxin Jackson.

[@SuperWagner23]

I am not sure if it still happens but in the 82nd Airborne but there were a series of pullup bars outside the mess hall. 5 pullups before every meal. If you did less than 5, you only got 15 minutes to eat. 5 or more you got 30 minutes.

[@donna-donna]

I definitely had old school... My son is on his way in... so I caint wait to hear the stories!!

[@aliveluckygambit3507]

That right... Tell number.. TWO how’s Boss, Mam !

[@noisetank15]

I believe the protein bars, provided right before bed, were there to keep recruits "regular," as some did not consume enough calories during the day.

[@HitmanX21]

Came up in the old school era

[@MrAlexbomb11]

i went in in 2014 and its sad to see how much the army has changed though when I was in it wasn't near as tough as back when my father or stepfather was in though they were Marines

[@dariusteague6964]

Wow curious as to how accurate new school army is. I went to fort jackson in 2014 and it might as well been Vietnam era minus beatings

[@omgitsh0udini358]

It's really not serious at all. No way it's for real. Fort Sill 2017. Shit wasn't fine and dandy. I was mad when I realized other Batteries got personal time. And our Platoon never got a phone call but others did. Fuuuuuck that

[@NGSPC4Life]

Diughtful even when I went through in 01 Jackson soldiers were ate up. We ( ft. Lostinthewoods soldier's ) got smoked at AIT reception so the Jackson soldiers would know how to get smoked, mean while they stood and watched

[@Pundae]

@@omgitsh0udini358 yeah I was in fort Sill this year. None of this shit happened lmao

[@christophersilva2317]

Phoenix1220 I’m going to fort sill in January. How was it from your experience?

[@Pundae]

@@christophersilva2317 heavily depends on your battery. In mine we did like minimum graduation standards because of the heat, but others had to do shit like ruck anytime they went anywhere while we usually got transport outside of scheduled days. Like the guy above said, some people get phone calls and personal time, others don't You're going in the winter, so it's going to be fucking freezing most of the time. Once the sun goes down it is not fun, but that's why you get winter gear. Might make your ruck a bit heavier, but at least you'll probably get to use your tent. Some people aren't allowed too. If you aren't tho it's not a big deal, it's just sleeping on the ground either way We are called Chill Sill though, so at the very least you'll probably have it better off than dudes in places like Benning lol. Either way, just remember that every day comes to an end and all the shit you go through will just be a memory at some point. If you keep your head down and do what you're told you'll be fine. Even if you're perfect they'll still fuck you up, so don't worry about messing up. It's all a big mind game, just stay motivated and you'll get through. Drill sergeants look like massive assholes but they're there to help you finish training if it's something you can do, so just never quit and rely on your battle buddies. If you get a few guys you can chill with it makes it easier. And counting the days makes it slower. It's something I did in the second half but still. It's so much better to have a few days go by without realizing than to count every one. I used to just look forward to meals everyday. Like when we're doing some stupid shit I'd say "well it's only a little bit to dinner then I get to sleep". Days go slow but weeks go fast. It's a pain in the ass no matter what 'era' your drill sergeants are, but finishing will be the most satisfying thing in your life. The feeling we had when our drill sergeant first called us "soldiers" after we did our forge was insane. It's still the one thing that keeps me going when shit gets real.

[@mkirules]

I was in BCT when this video was made and I had basically all of the "Old School" things happen.

[@b.r.fowler785]

Definitely had the "old school" drill sergeants when I went through basic training.

[@JuanCruz-vn7jx]

Can’t stop crying this is way too funny 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@shinmist]

Naaaaahhh unsecured walk lockers got trashed at basic for me and I just left a month ago lol... but roughly everything else was right 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@johnrodriguez3870]

Same Active Army, Army National Guard and Army Reserve, however, Soldiers from this generation are different from the Troops in My Day, when I had served in The Marine Corps and Army from 1987 to 1998.

[@anthonyjimenez7720]

I join last year and it seems to me my DS’s where old school as hell.... specially that part of the range 😂 they were hard but man once I finish I look back and I’ll choose them any day

[@zinov3]

This video made me laugh, but also made me sad.. I'm happy I went through semi-old school basic training (2001).. it made me a better person..

[@Cerseiswineglass]

1999 here. I think we're the last of the old guard.

[@joejordan7002]

So true going in the Army in 1992 and my oldest son going in 2020, when he called me on his cell phone, I asked him what the F was he doing. He informed me that they had 20 min to talk on their phone. WOW. He made the mistake of telling a DS that I was harder on him growing up then they were. Well that did not end well for him. But he could do push-ups and flutter kicks with the best of them.

[@michaelmoody9145]

I worked for AAFES for 4 years at the Air Force Academy. In each year I did the prep school issue and this is exactly what I seen. First year a little Filipino DI runs around yelling at everybody. Second year they are heavily scolded. Third year they are told in a loud voice what to do. Fourth year they are politely talked to and led around to where they need to be...in this year i found out they did not even have to sleep in their beds. They used sleeping bags so their beds would not get messed up.

[@EclecticPkm]

This was great I got a combo of both when I did Basic in 2009. Need more of Old School

[@UpstateNYAudits]

Relaxin' Jackson style. Hooaahh

[@coolernie65]

Basic Training wasn't funny at all 40 years ago, but it's funny as hell now.

[@ericanderson2014]

I'm in the Air Force from BMT a few years ago and while it may not be like Full Metal Jacket, chow was definitely not THAT easy. I got smoked and was made to walk all the way around and sit back down just because I had about 1/8th of a cup of water left. (I had to go sit back down and drink it).

[@Cerseiswineglass]

God help you if you were seen walking and chewing food in the chow hall...maybe that was just my DS's pet peeve, but I doubt it.

[@Allfaithtalk]

I remember the eat and slide. Hated it but if you had to clean your plate or my DS made you eat off everyone else’s plate. Lol.

[@PantherActual]

Where did you go to basic?

[@geneinnewade1278]

I’m Navy but I can still relate. Our RDC went in and threw all of our crap on the grinder, mattresses, blankets, lotions and all. 😭😂😂

[@josephholt7425]

I swear that "pleasent" DS had a nervous tick a few times. 😆😆😆😆

[@brianglenney8642]

Dude love you and yusha y'all are awsome!

[@chrisclark507]

One of my favorites

[@Mitch-rd9gs]

Lmao I went though last year and we still somehow always found laundry detergent designs on the bay’s floor

[@academyofjkd7674]

Love these videos. Thank you so much lol

[@michaelguesby8009]

Glad to see your you tube videos again

[@adrianthayer4591]

In 92 my basic training CO said to us, "An infantrymans job is to die for his country" It was a longer speech but I don't remember the rest.

[@albert4152ify]

That was awesome!!! Laughed my ass off. So sad, but unfortunately so true in today's world

[@Ramakan]

I freaking love this!!!!!!!!!!! It’s soooo spot on!!!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@raaven616gaming6]

bahahahaha... yet another great video... love it...lol

[@on2wheels378]

Phone call??? We wrote letters. And they had on a board, what we had to write!!! 11B 1985-2009 11Z retired

[@joshthompson5411]

I went through infantry osut this summer, it was exactly like the old school portrayed here

[@on2wheels378]

@@joshthompson5411 Amuse isn't old school, old school army in the 70s, 80s, mid 90s, you got smoked and slapped, punched and kicked...

[@joshthompson5411]

@@on2wheels378 I understand I just meant how it was shown here

[@on2wheels378]

@@joshthompson5411 It's sarcasm and reality at the same time, my response. Example, my first 20 mile ruck in 1986, our first sgt smoked the whole damn 20 miles! He was back, front, middle of our company and talking shit the whole time, cursing, calling us pussies, did we want new panties, is our pussies wet because w'ere bitchs. and he kept saying, "back in Nam!" SMH. yeh, that's old school. Now, you say GD as a Top, you have five emails and five phone calls to the IG.

[@jeffreyswaney5435]

@@on2wheels378 Been there done that 11B Harmony Church survivor!

[@lifegetsus1070]

I went to basic like 6 months ago and they treat us old school. If we left something unsecured the Drills would get creative very creative

[@ConrayKnox]

What is very creative? I went thru in the 90's and if very creative mean taking everything out, tossing the wall locker and the bunk cause when they toss the locker it messed up the sheets so they tossed the bunk, then gave you 3 minutes to fix to everything, if you didnt get it done they smoked you and your battle buddy for 3 minutes. The process started all over again.

[@lifegetsus1070]

@@ConrayKnox yeah that's how it went, and there will always be that one soldier who forgets their saving cream and when we would get back the Drill sergeant would write a message

[@Pundae]

@@ConrayKnox that was us too. Took literally anything that wasn't nailed down and chucked it. One ds paraded around with tp, wrapping it around shit, while another drew smiley faces with our shampoo. Happened a few times

[@felishapittman2778]

Eat now taste later...90's...Fort Jackson😂😂😂

[@davidschmutz9844]

C-1/28 9/90-11/90 airborne renegades

[@danielroncaioli6882]

Ft Jackson 1991

[@doom4067]

We timed it once. 60 seconds.

[@joshuacoleman1107]

@@doom4067 During my cycle last october, a platoon in another company had to play musical chairs with their food and eat and drink from whatever tray they sat in front of. The drill sergeant that did that got benched

[@mrjcmjunior9842]

🤣 That new school part was hard for you wasn't it?..."Who got cookies?!?!"

[@crystalfurgason2986]

The drills I had still ran the show old school

[@texasnord8487]

I really really hope it isnt half that soft when i go back in. But i need the steady check. I do agree with protein bars though. It is an insane change of physical pace, and they seriously dont provide enough food in my opinion. At least protein wise.

[@whomagoose6897]

If Old School is the BDU era. I must be a dinosaur. Had those all OD Green fatigues, and, black boots back in the day. Lived in a WW-2 style wooden barracks while at Ft. Benning. Had C-rations in a can instead of MRE's. Still have the P-38 can opener. Got a military drivers record of vehicles I was authorized to drive. Everything I was allowed to drive is now in a museum. M-151a3 Jeep, M-792 Gamma Goat, and the funnest Army car ever made a M-274a5 Cargo Mule. Like driving a bumper car every day.

[@jamcroixx]

That and the constant policy changes... Senior personnel caught between new soldiers and (new) policy. Retirement 2021. Great video SFC!

[@rachaelhohmann1887]

I dont have the patience for all that 🤣🤣

[@Wesplaylist]

Unsecured locker. They take your shit and throw away

[@ForsakenArchAngel]

Is it true they are getting ride of the Shark Attack? I can’t even comprehend that craziness.

[@thunderjet4294]

Damn guess I'm old school shit man lol. She reminds me of my senior drill

[@masondagod5553]

I enlisted in 2016 definitely got old school drills

[@anthonywalsh3341]

I’m Airforce and I had the old school type but again Airforce is all about the quality of life.... it’s still the military and all members know what that means.... I would never change my experience HUA!

[@SALTxMil0]

That is really accurate

[@omarsharif927]

Really I had no idea my brother told me stories of people who died when he went to basic.

[@Jack21Spades]

More accurate than it needs to be.

[@rafaelperez7453]

Looks at drills after chow* drill sergeants take charge 10 mins ready line after pee pee and poo poo break!. FML

[@cainasmo9]

Seriously...... This has changed this much in 15years wth

[@Pundae]

None of this was accurate for me

[@tiffanycampbell59]

Hilarious!!! I could not do these new recruits. I would be in trouble.

[@ArtsyGang]

I had old school drill sergeants not no new school ones. My drill sergeants used to launch our shit 😂

[@joshuaferguson1200]

The army requires that you get 4 hours of sleep takes me back lmao

[@soufcxdeeli9164]

I'm one week out of basic and it was old school for me

[@ConrayKnox]

What branch and where was your basic?

[@soufcxdeeli9164]

@@ConrayKnox army and fort sill Oklahoma echo 1/19

[@marcusysaguirre8561]

Mine was at Benning in August and it was old school all 11B baby!

[@soufcxdeeli9164]

@@marcusysaguirre8561 13m steal rain

[@rogue2728]

I love this woman she is hilarious