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What New Marine Corps Recruits Go Through In Boot Camp
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[@johnwhite345]

If you join the Marine Corps for the money, then you shouldn't join the Marine Corps, the reward is to become a Marine.

[@TheBeesleys99]

Very true and I dont disagree with that. Just a shame that for that hard work and commitment they get played quite low in context. However a few pointed out they do get accommodation, food and no Bill's along with that wage.

[@cashby5187]

Except that some people join because they weren’t able to get any education or any job opportunity it’s their only choice.

[@marianclough8577]

@@cashby5187 My late husband went to Korean War in order to go to Medical School. He survived and became a wonderful and caring physician. You do what you must do when you must.

[@soul.stealing.lifting]

True. Although it is a GREAT financial plan. You can easily come out making 6 figures.

[@isaac-zq6ex]

Every time I see a marine graduation I get chills

[@cashby5187]

Where you or are you in the Marines?

[@spaghetti9845]

seeing them walk in as a unit through the door is amazing. these were kids who had become adults.

[@TheInlinesk8er]

They calmed down a lot cause the cameras were there. You’ll never know why goes on when the cameras arnt there unless you go yourself.

[@tattedchick31]

Truth.

[@masonmarlatt15]

God dam straight, they fucked our shit up.

[@tattedchick31]

@@masonmarlatt15 This seems so tame compared to when I was in. I know they always say that older Marines say that but this looks so calm compared to what I remember LOL

[@masonmarlatt15]

@@tattedchick31 I'm in my mos school right now but I went to San Diego and we got utterly destroyed. All I can say is we weren't bitch made.

[@tattedchick31]

@@masonmarlatt15 I graduated almost 25 years ago from PI LOL

[@noobpowerXD3900]

I entered boot 5ft 8 inches and 120 pounds. I left 5 ft 10 inches 175 pounds. The look of absolute shock on my family faces was amazing. Turns out I never stood up straight basically summed up never gave a damn about my health. I didn’t notice the change until my mom showed me how I looked the day before I left to the hotel to get shipped to boot. I mean I couldn’t believe that was me.

[@Janeintheok]

I was taken aback by how many Marines graduated from boot camp, sick and injured. I knew it was tough, especially the Crucible. Respect

[@bane4743]

They did the same thing to me in the air force. I joined 129. I left 180. They made us make the walls sweat. Though my TI was new so I assume he was just trying to prove himself.

[@inspiredsquirrel1800]

I joined at 5'9" 120 pounds. Graduated 5'9" 150. Funniest thing was when my family watched me inhale my food for the first time. Lol

[@TacticalAllianceGamingYT]

I went through the same thing, Got to MCRD at 5'8 120 lbs and graduated at 5'10 195lbs.

[@lisac3577]

My husband was in the marine corps. He said after the first week of boot camp he thought okay I can do this and the rest was easy. He recently retired after 21 years of service. I still give him the knife hand though...just because I can. lol

[@FEJK82]

The quiet, small Drill Instructors are the REAL scary ones... believe me.

[@XxTW0F4C3DxX]

My brother was just promoted to Staff Sergeant a few days ago. He’s out in Camp Pendleton in California, and he’s expecting a kid within the next month. Can’t wait to be an uncle

[@TheBeesleys99]

Oh wow awesome man! Respect to your bro! And congrats mate!

[@XxTW0F4C3DxX]

@@TheBeesleys99 Thanks! Can’t wait for the what the future holds! Keep up the great work! I really enjoy your vids

[@calicojackrackham9233]

Tell him that an old Marine said "Semper Fi".

[@bieditso2038]

I called my son now your a solider,,but he said no I'm a MARINE

[@michaelsander6039]

It’s so much fun to watch. As an Army Soldier we believe we are the best branch. But ask a Marine or an Airmen or a Sailor and they will say the same about their branch. There is a long history of competition between the branches over who is the best. What it comes down to though in reality is that we are all valuable and each branch has their own important mission. I will say that Marines definitely have the best Dress Uniform. What follows is something I copied to paste that says it all and explains how each branch sees things. *Oh, and to my Coast Guard brothers and sisters not purposely leaning you out. Shout out to the Coast Guardsmen. The reason the Air Force, Army, Navy and Marines bicker amongst themselves is that they don’t speak the same language. For instance, Take the simple phrase “secure the building”. The Army will post guards around the place. The Navy will turn out the lights and lock the doors. The Marines will kill everybody inside and set up a headquarters. The Air Force will take out a 5 year lease with an option to buy. (Copied and pasted.) #ArmyStrong

[@bardaghohio]

Had to chuckle at that...and, speaking as a US Navy vet, we'd go inside the building, check out the sleeping accommodations, see where the closest bar might be, and, when we came back, just turn out the lights and hit the rack.

[@Janeintheok]

Former airman here 😂

[@DMafia1984]

The Army is the weakest post. And Wish it's the Marines The Guards.. The Air Force will turn you lights and locks out and the Navy is ONLY Because this planet has Oceans lol!!

[@bardaghohio]

One point...all of the men and women you've watched in these two videos are members of the United States Military, not just the folks from the Army Boot-Camp. Our military, just as in the UK, is broken into different branches: Army, Navy, Air Force, Marine Corps, and Coast Guard. Each service has their own "style" of recruit training, but, they all have the same basic idea: break down the individual civilians and build them back into members of that service. Respect to all who serve their country, whatever that country, from a US Navy veteran (1975-1985).

[@K-U-V-E]

17:29 My Drill Instructors referred to this as "getting smoked", because recruits are like cigarettes...smoke'm if you got'm

[@vorsutus753]

When I went to sign up for the marine corp we did PT three times a week (voulentary) before I even went for a physical or entrance exam. It consisted of doing as many pull ups as possible then we split into two groups. One group would run 5 sets of 50 yard suicides(set is 50 there and 50 back which is almost 50m each way full sprint) while one group does this the other group does pushups non stop for one set, sit ups for another, lunges with 30pound ammo crates, jumping jacks and then cettle bells. Once the first group finishes running they switch and repeat the process. Switch and repeat again. Then you end the work out doing as many pull ups as you can again. This was before even knowing if they will accept us into basic training.

[@TheBeesleys99]

Oh wow brutal before you even get accosted in! Fair play mate!

[@galacticburger4789]

I mean 20k isn’t that bad seeing as a lot of your needs are already being paid for

[@TheBeesleys99]

Very good point. Didn't think about that!

[@staciemohler4624]

@@TheBeesleys99 I am pretty sure that you mean didn’t

[@TheBeesleys99]

Yes thank you!

[@staciemohler4624]

@@TheBeesleys99 yeah disnt or what ever you had was a little off

[@lisac3577]

My husband had a rude awakening when he got out with all of the things he suddenly had to pay for.

[@bbforlife828]

The Asian DI at 1:30 was mine back in 2019, and the Sgt at 23:50 was the platoon above us! Awesome guys

[@Rulysniper14]

God this brings back memories. I went through MCRD San Diego back in 2017. Can confirm that this video is WAY watered down. The best way I can describe that gas chamber is agony. If you have ever accidently sniffed pepper, that burning sensation in your nose is what your entire body feels like OUTSIDE the chamber. When you break the seal, you immediately start choking. When I had to do it the first time it was the closest to pure, animalistic panic I have ever been. (By the way, you have to do the gas chamber at least once a year once you become a Marine.)

[@Cybrludite]

The pugil stick looks like a giant q-tip, and is about as dangerous as one. As in you'll be left deaf & bleeding from the ears.

[@dravenrichardson2372]

13 weeks, oh my that seems relatively short. Granted I spent the first 18 years of my life on this earth being yelled at and held to Marine expectations. Being raised by a man that spent his 8 years of service in Nam. Civilian children have no clue how lucky they are. Probably why the world is soft and full of candy asses. My father had a very different way of raising his children, I assure you that being put on time out was not a thing in our house. But being ripped out of your bunk and thrown into the floor or wall well you were asleep was considered an easy evening. Have you ever seen a 16 year old be tossed up 14 stairs by the throat for trying to disobey their father? This is why I laugh when kids these days talk about their parents abusing them because they didn't buy them this or that or because they grounded them or took there tech away. Oh your child's a picky eater don't worry a year of canned goods roulette will take care of that. That's when you peel all the labels off the canned goods and force them to eat whichever they chose to open or they can sleep with an empty belly until they do. You are right that the pay sucks, but should you survive there are quite a few earned incentives on the other side. Free college, no rent, no major bills well in the service, cheaper vehicle insurance for the rest of your life. They will help you buy a house when you leave the service. Oh and they get preferential hiring treatment at most jobs as well. Well at least at any decent company they do. Plus their is a bunch of other earned rights that your spouse and kids can claim for your time in the service. Oh plus they can work certain jobs that you need military clearance to work and those usually pay better then average. I heard somewhere that the overall investment to train a Marine on the low end is about 250k. So the men and women that chose that path are an investment the country makes. So if a country is going to invest money into turning a normal person into a weapon... it's usually better off making sure they are well taken care of when that persons service ends. It's the only taxes I pay that I think that are worth paying, because most of the reasons they take my money it's for people who didn't do a thing to earn it. The military on the other hand as you said are underpaid for what they do and actually earn those tax dollars. So that is the only portion of taxes I pay that don't make me feel like I am being robbed.

[@Vader-gt6yc]

The US military pays for your healthcare, housing, food, and bills, so it seems like a little but it’s because they pay for all of that stuff

[@yesorlando05]

Our oldest son joined the Marine Corps and our youngest jointed the Army's 82nd Airborne Special Operations Division. Though they made about $25,000 per year starting out, as their ranks increased, they made more. Our Special Ops son made even more than that. While they're in, they get free food, housing, utilities, medical care, and college education. After they're out, they get excellent medical benefits of life, many companies offer discounts to military vets, spouse and child benefits, and special consideration for jobs. They both saved a lot of money and were able to invest some and have money for the down payment on a home. If you're wise, you can make it work for you. They serve because they love their country. Though the pay is not good, there are good benefits that follow them the rest of their lives. They truly deserve it.

[@doug4036]

This was fun to see. Long ago I shot Expert for Rifle & Pistol Sharpshooter. Yes we almost all have guns. I bought an AR15 & several thousand rounds of ammunition. It’s in my safe, never fired. When I saw how much ammunition costs now, it’s going to remain unfired. You might not believe it but I’m not even a gun nut, I believe in stronger gun control. The hard truth is shooting anything is fun. It’s a shame you can’t even experience it at a secure range.

[@3peckeredgoat735]

Only 20 grand but they provide home food clothes so you have 20 grand a year for whatever you want. If you do it right you have 80 grand and a free college education. Oh yeah and no down payment for your first house, and best of all makes you a man.

[@kpgrubb1]

My US Army drill sergeant was the biggest badass I had ever met as an 18-year old kid. He scared the hell out of me. But wow, how he taught me. So much of it translated into success in my later civilian life. I will never forget my drill sergeant. I would love to see him again, shake his hand, and thank him. Are you 18 years old? Don't want to do what everybody else in your town is doing and will do for the rest of their lives? Want to jump into the deep end of the pool and take "the red pill"? Then join the US military. But at the same time understand that you will be signing a blank check to "Uncle Sam" up to and including your life.

[@supersting0166]

20k is actually very good. They pay for housing, food, college later in life.... etc

[@jameskipp66]

Parris Island South Carolina ... is a swamp

[@Janeintheok]

My son was 5 years older and 5 inches shorter than the other Marines in boot camp. Marines are tough, but have the biggest hearts. Semper fi 💚

[@AngelA-qi1br]

I don't think most people in the US have held a gun. I think people from outside the country think everyone here carries a gun. I'm over 60 and I've only ever seen guns in person on police, no place else.

[@randomeastasian347]

You do realize that 60% of the population owned firearms right and account for 50% of the world firearms.

[@kokomo9764]

I saw three people today carrying pistols in holsters at Wal-mart. I do agree that most people do not have guns or regularly see them.

[@AngelA-qi1br]

@@kokomo9764 You didn't see them in my state, New Jersey, I'd bet.

[@TheBeesleys99]

I guess it's a case of where you come come from. Even 40% of the us is a whole lot of people!

[@AngelA-qi1br]

@tsk big bankz What a fool you are. I'm not a liberal. Please don't embarrass yourself by making assumptions. I wasn't making a political statement, I was merely saying that I've never seen a gun except on a cop. Jeez, I'm not anti gun ownership.

[@diamondhair11]

Let's not forget the women.....My daughter is a Marine.....OMG, I remember that call...... You don't have a chance to say anything... I did say " I'm proud of you, I love you", really really fast....Then you don't speak to them again until 13 weeks. The women have to make sure not 1 hair touches their collar. They learn in boot camp how to roll it in a bun with a sock.... They didn't really show much of the young women, but they also do everything the guys do, they also do the "Crucible", Gas mask Gassing, shoot, crawl with someone on your back, etc. My daughter looked like a totally different person at the end.

[@sammurphy3343]

They were trolling with "This is a low stress environment." lol

[@adriannecote5319]

My son lost his voice with all the screaming they were doing in boot camp. He had to learn not to show how funny he thought the Drill instructor’s screaming in his face. He trained in San Diego and said it was the toughest thing he had to endure in his life. What you may not know is once you graduate boot camp you are a marine and even after you leave the corp honorably you are a marine for life.

[@jameskipp66]

The marine with the buzz cut that is being interviewed ... looks like Tom Cruise and Sam Rockwell had a baby

[@krucialmac3373]

My son is a marine. Watching these videos and reactions on what he and others had to go thru still gives me chills. The crucible is their final test before they officially earn their title United States Marines

[@daniellilly7591]

USMC Parris Island Graduate here. Semper Fi, Devildogs!

[@jasoncordial4730]

I remember that call, all the letters through mail back and forth.

[@greeneyesinfl9954]

Semper Fidelis!

[@jasonouten938]

Marines aren’t soldiers. Marines are Marines.

[@eliyahuohiyon7461]

The average civilian doesn't know that, let alone a foreign civilian.

[@jasonouten938]

@@eliyahuohiyon7461 just letting them know

[@williamgalvan4934]

There are a few things they didn't touch up on. Team Week, Initial Drill, etc. Shit was the funniest stuff I never wanna relive

[@whitemountainslivestockcompany]

I had to laugh about you struggling to get up at 7 am. I get up at 3:45 am 7 days a week to start feeding the livestock.

[@roadtokali5951]

I graduated from Parris Island 11 days after this video was posted. Deadly Delta 1004

[@yambo59]

Twenty grand a year isnt much, but the Marine Corp. supplies you room board healthcare, food, clothes, etc.

[@Thermalburn]

I feel like the 'bootcamp videos' never really give you an accurate representation of bootcamp; its all highly regulated, and they don't show you how bad it actually is. I went through in 2007, and its way worse; i mean i dont know how it is now but its a lot worse than the video. My DI slammed a rifle butt so hard into my face because I fucked up a drill movement that my eye was swollen shut. Either way, I'd say ITB (Infantry Training Battalion, where you go after bootcamp as an infantryman) was much more physically demanding than bootcamp. Honestly the entirety of the marines just kinda sucked lol. Even when I hit the fleet, the unit I joined hazed the shit out of us new guys for months. On our first day checking into the unit, the senior guys made us pound down like a bottle of Bacardi rum, put on our gas masks and low crawl through the gravel parking lot for what felt like hours. The cuts on my knees and elbows werent as bad as puking into your own gas mask from the alcohol...hell of an experience, highly recommend it lol.

[@broflo3875]

I was there in 02 and remember the DI picking a guy up and shoving his back into the front sight post of his M16 that was hanging on his rack. Another guy got a clipboard slammed on his head. Another one had a canteen to the face when he was nodding off. You're right. The entirety of the Marines do suck, at least for the first 4 years. I think it would've been better had I went to Pendleton instead of Lejeune though.

[@dillanwalker4806]

Just about once a week I take my hunting rifle, my Glock handgun, my shotgun and my .22 rifle and drive about 40 mins into the hills to practice and have some fun. So easy here haha

[@stefanysotocastillo9149]

“We must think we made it” is what you get after grad 😂😂

[@noahdelhierro1454]

This video is pretty old but in the off chance you see it. the pay is low because there are a lot of them, but also because of the benefits they get after service such as discounts, insurance, housing, and health care. Even though the pay is low they have less they have to spend money on. Still deserving of more though in my opinion

[@clykins1177]

It was the most painful experience, but the most rewarding. I'll never forget the day I graduated. August 22nd 2014.

[@sammurphy3343]

The physical aspect you adjust to. More than anything it's psychological.

[@rockymcallister4258]

16:45 is my favorite part of Boot Camp.

[@narker2440]

My uncle went to Parris Island to be a Marine. According to my dad (who went to his graduation) said it's a muggy swampy S*** hole

[@TheBeesleys99]

Oh wow ahah! Sound is horrible!

[@kokomo9764]

The quicksand is very dangerous. I completed bootcamp in 1975. I was a good athlete in high school but it took every thing I had both psychologically and physically to make it. Don't believe the Lt. Col when he said 99.9% make it. That is not true. Many simply cannot handle the mental stress. They know how to break you down mentally until you are a blubbering idiot. Then they bring you back into something completely different. A lot of that will stay with you the rest of your life.

[@hunterterry7341]

It wasn’t really that mad. Mentally it was hard because you never knew when it would stop. And if someone messed up well stand by ahah

[@timdottillis0420]

Since you've done army and marines you have to do navy boot camp now.

[@adirondackmama7724]

Yes but not the one from the trainers perspective. They sugarcoat that one so much I didn't even recognize it. Spent the whole video going "when did they turn Great Lakes into summer camp?"

[@josephmockovak8642]

The real ones volunteered for IT 😂

[@MC_kalCM]

When you join... & make it to the Crucible.... there is no more quit. (For 99.999998% of us.) Semper

[@bigdaws24_65]

Nothing to do with the video but how fast do you think nhl players can skate.

[@TheBeesleys99]

Absolutly no clue but I imagine its extremely fast!

[@andrewjohnson9284]

For some reason they show very little of the Drill instructors. Physically in Marine Corps boot camp is second to the mental part. Drill Instructors are no joke. I graduated Marine Boot Camp in 1994. It's no fun. Ill be honest.

[@charliefyb]

You should react to navy seals hell week

[@TheBeesleys99]

Great shout

[@Hap_Bodie]

Cause of covid, we didn’t have a family day, none of our family’s were in the stands at graduation and we didn’t get boot leave, after we graduated we went straight to SOI

[@georgesnow3985]

You need to do a reaction to Navy SEALs Hell Week

[@Slenderriffic]

They’re more brutal outside the cameras view

[@roberttate38]

You Don't join the Marines , You become a Marine

[@chrismullon7457]

I’m 13 and I’ve always wanted to be a US Marine since I was five still want to be a US Marine

[@briggs_playzvr2133]

Bruh you didn’t join the marines because you didn’t want your head shaved?!

[@roberttate38]

I went to Parris Island in '89 before the crusible , wouldn't take a million dollars in exchange for the title of United States Marine

[@speedyv6247]

now you Gotta watch the Russian version.

[@isaac-zq6ex]

I feel like DI see the part of you that you don't see in yourself and they push you so hard to bring it out

[@hunterterry7341]

Hell no it’s not a lot haha. I’ve been in for 3 years and still haven’t made over 25k

[@conradzaragoza3804]

That’s true🤣

[@CharlestheGreat09]

The US military is all of the branches like the Marine Corps the Air Force the Navy the Army and so on it’s not a branch. You might be thinking about the Army🤷🏼‍♀️

[@spasplash156]

4 years? What’s yours ?

[@Me-uz6qc]

You wouldn't commit for 4 years , shows why your country would get beat in war. No disrespect just saying. Our Military chooses to go serve ,, they choose!!

[@hypergames4818]

Lol

[@bieditso2038]

Don't call them soldiers, they'll not like that , Marine

[@willisparton7834]

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[@staciemohler4624]

First or at least first comment let’s go boys and or girls

[@newbunny93]

It is stupid easy to get a gun here is the US. I have a CPL (Concealed Pistol License) with that I can walk into any Federal Firearms Dealer and walk out with a Gun in under 1 hour.

[@willisparton7834]

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