British Couple Reacts to What US Army Recruits Go Through At Boot Camp

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[@trickhayproductions]

You guys need to watch the navy seals boot camp and the Marines boot camp

[@FatalElite92]

Dido seal training is some of the hardest on the planet

[@calebd7371]

Facts… seals, rangers and SF training is crazy

[@marcbrooks3423]

i am a marine. I was jusr about to suggest them checking out what Marine boot camp is like. You beat me to it.

[@yugioht42]

measles, mumps, diphtheria, flubicillin, rubella and smallpox

[@jeffhampton2767]

Malaria?

[@yugioht42]

@@jeffhampton2767 that’s second round. First are those.

[@jeffhampton2767]

@@yugioht42 Cool

[@DirtMcgirt612]

you get like 20 vaccines all types of diseases and shit out there

[@leila8266]

I have 2 Army daughters and I'm so humbled by their bravery. I'm so proud of them!

[@40granite]

Thank you for raising your girls to love and honor their country, the United States of America. Well done! Prayers for their safety.🙏🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@rg20322]

That's awesome and appreciate their service and obviously your support!

[@kiekie84]

thanks for their service!

[@DebiB53]

As an American I am grateful for your 2 amazing daughters. Thank them for their service!!

[@Dazza13Bravo]

I did 10 years in the Army and 3 combat tours. Best decision I ever made in my life.

[@DebiB53]

Thank you for your service!!

[@pdimler]

He cut my hair in 89'. 6:03. He was not in the Army so we had to pay him. He made some good money . He would ask us how we wanted it then shave it all off, about every 3 weeks during training. It was fun to go see him, the only civilian we knew for 3 months.

[@ToastyZach]

That's awesome

[@user-ns3yh9bd9h]

That’s funny lol

[@Silky808]

I can tell you, that most if not every military member who has gone through any basic training has had that moment of “what did I get myself into” 😂 But then you get used to it and it becomes just another day.

[@lumbeeman01]

LMAO That first night when we finally got to lay our heads down, I thought " what did I get myself into" but like you say, after that, it became just another day and all was good.

[@tammyhall7977]

Every morning when the Drill Sergeant said "fall in" I would say to myself, "I can't believe I volunteered for this", later in my career I was the Drill Sergeant saying, "fall in"

[@makapan1]

For me, this happened exactly 36 years ago to the day. It was not fun when it was happening, but now I remember it as the best time of my life...Nothing has changed. It is exactly how I remember it. Graduating from boot camp is, by far, my number 1 accomplishment in life. Even graduating from college and law school later on are a distant 2 in my eyes as far as life accomplishment. My drill sergeants, though I hated them at first, turned out to be men I admired most in life. I still remember most of the guys in my platoon as if it was yesterday. I'll never forget them!

[@kiekie84]

thank you for your service

[@RobT192]

One of the reasons why they give you vaccines when you enter the military in America is because the country is about the size of Europe, so there is people from all over the country who join. It is just to prevent a disease outbreak on base and for when they deploy to a foreign base. The US has the most international military bases

[@Hiking_chef]

Mr. Shortz gave my first Army cut. It was at reception at 30th AG on Sand Hill.

[@chaunceyadams870]

I served in the army for six years most of basic training is a mental game if you can find a center place in your head everything else will just roll off of you it starts hard then gets easier as time goes by after the first week or hell week every day your body is getting stronger so tasks become easier they train you so you don’t have to think about it in repetition or what we call muscle memory that way your body just reacts with out thinking about it

[@devolve42]

Clearly the Army did not teach you punctuation.

[@bobkroll2669]

This flick did not cover everything they go through. I promise you it is real tough

[@ssssantos304]

yall gotta do the marines one next

[@Weniavin1206]

6:24 if you look close, you see that the new recruit is getting an injection in each arm. During my training, there was a single file line you stood in, with several pairs of footprints painted on the floor. (They look like the "maintain social distancing" floor stickers at checkout lines) You stood in the first set of footprints, received one injection in EACH arm, then took a single step forward onto the next set of footprints. There are MULTIPLE sets of footprints to step to.

[@manty01actual59]

Should we tell them about the peanut butter shot?

[@frankchavez6038]

That's called The Gauntlet in the Corps

[@Amomferatus]

I would assume it's for every possible environment one could be deployed to.

[@robertdwilliamsjr4781]

This video just showed you a very small amount of what a recruit goes through just for basic training. Then after basics , you go to your A.I.T. training , and that training included with basics, can be up to 2 years total

[@rebelwithoutaclue5693]

14:12 I have changed the way I thank a veteran and active service member “ Thank you for your sacrifice “ 👍🏻👍🏻🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🤠

[@ljayeweareeveryone.8636]

MY LOVES!!! They're missed by "All." It even killed me to watch the graduation process. It's such "Love" for Country and Family. That they've made (mates/friends) they'll probably never see again. I believe it's such a privilege to witness such practices of excellence among a group of men & women that find it a duty of sellfiness for GOOD morals to protect a WORLD of (from) evil. I give Praise, Blessings, and Prayers to the Men and Women of the United States Military. Even trying to enlist is "Hope" to a society where FREEDOM RINGS TRUE!!!.

[@Thom1212]

I went to Ft Benning waaaaaay back in '87. Harmony Church (old WWII barracks!) I liked it so much I stayed at Benning for MORE training with the 1st/507th Airborne School. It's cute that they got on school buses. We didn't have that. We had the "Cattle Cars". @10:35 We didn't have those "human conversations' until the last two weeks of training. Anything before that was BRM, "long walks in the park" (20, 30, and 40mi road marches) and "getting smoked" (all the PT you could ever wish for. Until you threw up. Which did happen once or twice)

[@williambranch4283]

One grandfather, 1917 (he was 19), the other 1942 (he was 32).

[@timothybush9633]

My Father was a Master Sergeant in the Marines in WWII in the Philippines and I'm proud of that, unfortunately I lost him when I was 4 RIP. The list of inoculations is yellow fever, typhoid, cholera, hepatitis B, meningitis, whooping cough, polio & tetanus

[@markdanz7039]

As a American i have so much respect for our soldiers, sailors and Airmen

[@phaethonprime3790]

Little known fact: The drill instructors in boot work twice as hard as the recruits, everyday.

[@andybiz4273]

I went through Army Basic Combat Training at Fort Jackson, South Carolina in 2014. It was quite the experience, but the Drill Sergeants and training staff all want you see us pass. Training is tough, but fair. Also, I could eat MREs all day, I love them!

[@danjordan6387]

This channel also has a couple videos on the Marine Corps training and Coast Guard. It’s very interesting to see the different styles each branch takes to training.

[@sammurphy3343]

No matter how you prepare while at basic training you will be in a consistent and indescribable level of exhaustion. You can't even imagine how tired you can get.

[@VoxBox1]

Every recruit has a specific vaccine profile: Their basic vaccines plus other vaccines based upon their assigned worldwide destination.

[@arturochavira6686]

The shots are for almost everything, because different people from different places that lived in different countries all go to one place which would be a lot of different germs. The worst one is the peanut butter shot!

[@dougca7086]

When I went through basic training in 1967 you didn't take buses around the forts you double time which is another word for running this is so easy compared to the way it used to be

[@manty01actual59]

LMAO, Jay Shortz cut my hair in 1986! Harmony Church 4 Life!

[@purporchid8628]

The immunizations are really for all sorts of things. I was in the Army from 04 to 2012, so don’t know what else they may have added. I still have my paperwork that shows my shot record and there are shots on there for anthr*x, Hep A and B, meningitis, polio, TB, typhoid, and smallpox…just to name a few

[@calebd7371]

I went through Benning lol even was processed at 30th AG… trained on Sand Hill and at Harmony Church….. had to complete Stairway to Heaven at Sandhill

[@markebert2260]

Ahhh, memories…

[@christianwarren2982]

I loved this video! I served in the US Marines and you should definitely look into Marine Corps boot camp.

[@phaethonprime3790]

I remember Benning. - I learned how to jump out of a perfectly good aircraft there.

[@ahost4614]

The "shots" process may be different from when I served but for myself, we'd have days at least once every three months where everyone would go to a building, walk through a line, and receive anywhere from 3 to 10 different shots in both shoulders via an air shot gun. You'd rarely know what all the shots were or what they were for. Anytime you went on some sort of deployment you'd have to get additional shots depending on where you were going. I was an Airborne Ranger so I experienced this pretty regularly.

[@Ooohyeah024]

When he said he had recruits that weren’t alive during 9/11 he meant they hadn’t been born yet.

[@frankchavez6038]

Y'all need to watch one about Marine Corps bootcamp...

[@rodneysisco6364]

When Hurricane Sandy wiped us out ,the Army came in and distributed those MREs to everyone in town because we had no heat ,no water , and no electricity . I think we might still have some of that crap down in the basement . Before WW2 my uncle Tom was career Army . with the ramp up for WW2 he was made a drill sergeant and he was a real hardass . While at that job , he was bayonetted once and shot once . He spent nearly all of the war in hospitals and never got out of the USA .

[@phaethonprime3790]

Going into The Marine Corps in 2003/2004 I got the usual round of shots, of which there were 13. - 3 of those shots no one could explain to me. I later found out that one of them was an anthrax vaccine. Most of those were your standard ones against measles, polio... stuff like that.

[@George-ux6zz]

They didn't show hardly anything they go through. You do thousands of push-ups, especially the first month. When you're doing drills, which is different commands while marching, one guy messes up everyone is doing push-ups. They didn't show live fire or night fire. They didn't show you the 12 mile speed marches loaded down. They didn't show the 26 mile tactical March with loaded backpack and your weapons and gear. They didn't show the marching singing different cadence songs. The cadence songs are important. They force you to breath correctly so you don't get tired or out of breath. You're doing 2-3 12 mile speed marches per week.

[@chrisosborne3679]

I was at ft benning in 1999

[@breckohlson7410]

USAF here, in '87, I think I got about 15 various shots, not sure what they were all for, but for sure to cover deployment to most places on the planet. When I was deployed for Desert Shield, I had to get a few more. We had the shot guns type of injections. They do not use those anymore.

[@allensmith4858]

Watch movie, Full Metal Jacket. That's what basic training was like when I went in, 02-1968.

[@kiekie84]

basically, if they can't listen now then they won't listen in a time of war and they could die... we don't want them dying including the drill sargents yelling at them they don't want them dying either and the drill sergeants don't wanna die as well and we never know when a soldier is needed for battle.. so when the drill sergeants yelling he's only yelling like his life depends on it so they are used to the yelling when all their lives depend on it during war cuz in the war when a bomb is going off near them the Sargent won't stop to talk softly and take his time telling everyone (hey guys so let's gather around ok now in 5 min we need to head south because a bomb is on its way so let's go is everyone ready? ok, do you wanna hold my hand? are you scared it's gonna be ok sweetie now let's move on guys) lol no he will be yelling (EVERYBODY RUN! NOW!) and they will live so yell now train now relax later when you're out and it's all over but I'm sure most people are aware of what it takes when they join they just might not have the full picture yet but they know it's something big coming around that bus corner and they gotta be ready to handle it if they wanna stay

[@506thparatrooper]

The inoculations are standard ones like, tetanus, flu, and more specific especially for biological warfare, small pox, etc.

[@mikezeller4816]

Was in USAF..the vaccines was like 13 injections, walking a line and gettin stuck both arms at same time with penicillin above the butt at the end of the line..the fun ones were after got to main base and got several rounds of anthrax injections few weeks tween each one. 😂

[@marciewright9670]

I had five shots at boot camp, man, I got sick, but, had to tough it out because I wasn’t really sick!! Navy boot camp. My two oldest sons also enlisted in the Navy, one served in the Submarine service and one was on a surface ship. My husband was in the Navy too, he was a submarine warfare rate and I was Intelligence.

[@johnwatrous8982]

The more you sweat in training, the less you bleed in combat.

[@bigdaddyeb56]

Much easier Now ! I went through in 1974, Way Harder

[@greggmaclean6036]

Drill Instructors are supposed to train the trainees basics of being in the military, and the basics of their job. When they Soldier arrives at His Unit the Unit i.e. The 82nd Airborne will continue to train them as part of the unit and how the fit into the mission and how they can progress.

[@Smokeater4444]

They have made Basic very easy in the last 6 yrs, I went through Basic in 1971, Much worse , When i got there was a trainee in his underwear at 2 am crawling on his hands & knees & the Drill Sgt was hitting him in the ribs with a M-14, Basic was much harder & longer BUT i know the Training as hard as ity was saved my life in Vietnam

[@Cobra-mb2gx]

Please do the Marine bootcamp!

[@walterthomas9214]

You should watch the USMC boot camp.

[@KnOnHeavensDoor]

" it might be for catching certain diseases " lol .

[@grisall]

We didn't get snacks - army basic today looks like a piece of cake

[@leemer12]

that video only showed a very small part of it , Drills like to play head games in barracks , like come and destroy a whole room , just because a cover where not tight enough on a bed and then tell you have 5mins to make it perfect again lol little things like that keep you very detailed minded

[@SN-uv4mh]

The vaccine they received was the basic vaccine. and other protective vaccines if they are stationed abroad. and they will be safe

[@XxAverageJoexX]

It doesn’t calm down that quickly.. it’s 3 weeks or more for infantry training of red phase. Which is yelling and physical exercise constantly. Blue phase they calm down and start talking in a normal manor and teaching more.

[@IceCavalier]

you guys can order MRE kits and do a taste reaction video, that might be cool to see.

[@noodlem5000]

Y’all let’s be real, both of y’all could handle this. It’s the Army. Now the Marine Corps… that’s a different story. Semper Fidelis

[@JohnIReyes]

I retired after 21 years in the army. Til this day I have no idea what vaccines I got lol. I do know that I hardly get sick lol.

[@JuneBaby01]

They're lucky, they got to sit down and take a bus ride to their barracks, but when it was my time we were in standing room only cattle trucks, packed in there "make your buddy smile" close like...stuffed like a herd of cattle, so tight you could hardly move...and when we arrived the term used was: "alright, unass my mf truck."

[@rebelwithoutaclue5693]

You can purchase MRE online now

[@seanaudette8389]

You and Fats should but a couple MREs and do a video eating them

[@BigMoore1232]

I love all the people on here who went through army boot camp saying it's way harder than it looks lol I went through marine corps boot camp and honestly it's not hard if you have mental toughness. My J-hat drill instructor was a Mexican guy with tattoos from his chest down and had his tricep blown off from a rpg in Fallujah. Ssgt ramirez...that dude put us through some pain. I'd take 20 Ssgt ramirez's over Helmand province Afghanistan though.

[@phaethonprime3790]

Don't get me wrong; I respect the Army. That branch has its baddasses just like every other branch. Army Infantry is a cut above regular Army. All Marines are trained as Infantry soldiers first. - What Infantry means is that they are preparing you to be the guy on the front line with a rifle. Respect.

[@frankmartell2063]

I had ship mates who took coccinellids in boot camp and 1 did l s d(acid)

[@Littleman91779]

Went through basic in 89.

[@angelomaurizio1668]

Shouldve checked out Marines boot camp, more intense. Theyre called 'the few and the proud" for a reason.

[@johnyanchik1167]

It doesn’t look good but it is good

[@icysteve46]

You both would be able to handle it. Mentally, it's all about taking orders without question. And team work. You are all just a piece that makes up the war machine. By yourself your nothing together with your brothers in arms your a force to be reckoned with. Physically, it's not all that demanding. And if a recruit can't keep up with his group he gets recycled. Meaning he leaves the group he came in with and is transferred into the next shipment of bodies to arrive. Post intake of course. Even those with really bad attitudes aren't given up on. They just need "special" training. (wink, nod)

[@eTraxx]

smart young woman

[@phaethonprime3790]

I haven't even watched this yet, but I am a Marine. - Watch Marine Corps basic training. The Army is Marine Corps Lite. lol

[@rudybrito5471]

If you think that's tough look up navy seal training. It'll blow you away

[@phaethonprime3790]

MREs are actually not bad.

[@phaethonprime3790]

The training works well. I saw it in Iraq.

[@jameshoskins8931]

Marine corps boot camp is the hardest boot camp

[@twotrill9746]

Navy seals

[@geraldjordan6419]

React to NBA dunk highlights

[@870tom]

hi YASS AND FATS,i love your channel and your content. if you can please react to the fat electrician SARGENT RECKLESS. THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!

[@dougca7086]

You should join the Army you don't have to be an American citizen to join the American Army you have to work your butt off and feel the satisfaction afterwards

[@klasyk1532]

😂😂 thats a day at the spa! Check out the U.S MARINES! #SemperFi

[@klasyk1532]

@CDavis-wo2hp Marines don't go to Infantry School unless its mandated by you MOS....we shoot in BC, makes and females! Now if ya had said Combat Training, which comes after BC, then ya statement might have made more sense. Ya know we each think our branch is the best! Lol....but seriously, Thank You for your service!

[@lynngatlin4469]

I swear I seen Chinese people in dirt I did so many push ups during basic but when I left there I was lean an mean.

[@johnollangg2576]

I'll never forget my recruiter told me " If you join the army you wont be A army, if you join the air force you wont be a air force, if you join the navy you wont be a navy. But you when you join the Marines, you become a Marine. "

[@josephdhale9345]

Everything that can make you sick.

[@dnatest585]

🇺🇸Watch Navy Seal hell week.

[@seanaudette8389]

But on Amazon

[@cygnusx-3217]

"Sexual assault in the military keeps rising while prosecutions fall" (Military Times, April 2023) "Latest Military Sexual Assault Report Shows ‘Tragic’ Rise in Cases, Pentagon Says" (USNI News, Sept. 2022) "Military sexual assault victims say the system is broken" (ABCNewsGo, August 2020) "U.S. military is hiring thousands of psychologists to help reduce sexual assault" (APA, March 2024)

[@cygnusx-3217]

@CDavis-wo2hp If I understand your "logic," I'm a Russian stooge because I present factual information about a topic that's being discussed. And you're an American patriot because you want this information concealed? Do I have that right?

[@gavynchapman1808]

Marijuana to keep the soldiers going??? It’s not coke or something 😂

[@scottnoorlun8200]

You become a human pin cushion

[@BushmasterBrackett]

You skipped half of ir

[@STC349]

This video was toned down for the video. My boot camp was way more extreme than this. Nice recruitment tool though.

[@jeffreyball6298]

My basic retraining was in June of 1988 and served my 4+4. And one of the last gender segregated cycles of the U.S. Army. Many of my Drill instructors were Vietnam Veterans and highly decorated. This is weak training and the next world war we will suffer dearly because of it. Too many standards have been lowered due to the feminizing of our culture and our easy life style. I was a residential and industrial roofer by trade for 20 years and an Ironworker for about 15 years. And at 54 yo, I'm in better shape than too many 25 year old men and women here.

[@davidleister302]

Who she is pretty and strong .. Why is your woman so pretty .. How. How?

[@NatPat-yj2or]

Much of the military is more mentally challenging than it is physical Fats. You could do it. You both could. If you served 3 years you would get dual US/UK citizenship for life, and you could get a low interest loan for a home, free college, etc. The Navy and Air Force would treat you so well.

[@bradleyjohnson7890]

I see a yawn from the gal during this whole video ...like she shows in all of them. He seems to respect people!

[@user-ns3yh9bd9h]

All the crap you should have had as a child since some parents don’t vaccinate their kids, you can’t afford a break out.

[@Xiphos0311]

They've wussed it up so bad it doesn't matter anymore.

[@russellfisher2853]

A lot different from Marine Corps boot camp. Wow!!! A lot different. 😂 Guys Unfortunately that was one of the worst military videos. I've seen. They showed absolutely none of the obstacle courses or the training or shooting.

[@walterbryan2637]

Honestly I'm not trying to take shots at women here but since women join the military basic training has been dubbed down a lot to allow them to be able to get through it's not like that used to be and we're not producing the same soldiers we were

[@charliefyb]

React to us marines bootcamp