U.S. Marine Barracks Tour| Camp Lejeune, NC| Marine Life

Hey guys, I'll be giving you a tour of the U.S. Marine Barracks on, Camp Lejeune, NC. Just keep in mind you're not guaranteed that you will be living in a newer barracks, you might end up in one of the older ones. But at least you have somewhere to stay. Hope you enjoy the video.
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[@matalatta724]

The irony that the barracks looks better than some college campuses yet civilians think Marines live in FOBS all day and are “uncivilized” 🤦‍♂️

[@septiawoman2911]

My father was a Marine. He was strict on us (he and my mother had five girls) but gave us life lessons that we all keep to this day. I have MUCH respect for the Marine corps.

[@robertclark4929]

Don't drink the water.

[@EarsBeEazy]

A good portion of us were moved into those newer barracks but a lot of us including myself remained in the old black mold barracks due to limited spacing. Those of you who got the 4 star hotel experience were extremely blessed

[@beabenavidez2833]

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[@dabooser1048]

Damn the Marine Corps has come a long way since the early 90's.

[@ShayBabez22]

This was my old barracks when I was stationed on Lejeune. We were actually the first ones to move into it back in 2016 when it was finished being furnished. Exceptionally better compared to our old barracks in French Creek.

[@fredrickmillstead6397]

Geez, I wish we had facilities like this in the 60's-70's. That would have been friggin HEAVEN.

[@bevgharst72]

My husband left Camp Latrine (LeJeune) in 1975, when it WASN'T a luxury hotel. He wonders if the brass has ever cleaned up the toxic water wells Marines had to drink from for 18+ yrs., since they spend so much money on new barracks. He survived throat cancer in 2019, probably from that water. Two of our daughters were born with birth defects, again, from Camp Latrine water. The last Marine he talked to from LeJeune, told him the water there was still toxic. He has stated that more Marines have died from the toxic water there, than were killed in all of America's wars. And that's not counting dead dependents. So you could say my ex-Marine NCO has a love/hate relationship with the Corps.

[@beabenavidez2833]

Do a video on like your life before you enlisted and why ..like how did you feel when you went to see a recruiter or when you told your family

[@0369DevilDawg]

Wow! I was stationed at Camp Lejeune back in 1967 - '68. Then from 1969 (returned from Nam) to 1972.

[@sgtjarhead99]

Amazed at how nice the enlisted barracks are now. About time.

[@edradil3438]

Looks new and improved....but as Marines they’ll find new and improved ways to fuck it up. Can only imagine the games that could be played field daying and inspecting a place like that.

[@2badger2]

Keep it going! My older brother took me on a tour in 2007 of Camp Lejeune. He's a retired Master Gunnery Sergeant and served for 27 years in the Marines.

[@preciousuno70]

@TrellTheGreat thank you for making this video. My late father was a Montford Point Marine. I grew up in Jacksonville, and still live here. I so appreciate you for doing this, because I have been wanting to see what the new Barracks look like from inside. Thank you so much! Stay safe, and God bless you.

[@vschims1738]

God bless you and protect you. 🙏 thank you making this video. I dropped my daughter off at airport this A.M. on her way to Camp Lejeune. She's my HERO! 🇺🇸❤️🇺🇸

[@bigE35094]

Wow!!! We had only 3 washing machines & 2 dryers per floor and 4 man rooms for E 3 and below..but you Marines deserve the nice stuff...ooh rah ..semper fi ...

[@trinibarbie2161]

THANK YOU TO EVERYONE WHOS SERVED OR IS SERVING. THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE!!!!

[@olentangy74]

Wow. I was in the Navy in the mid 70's and at that time the Marines were still living in WW2 quonset huts and one bay barracks. Nice!

[@LuisRamos-fk1em]

Trell, Congrats on this wonderful video. I am jealous of you guys Barracks. I was in Camp Lejeune from 1978 to 1982. Big change for this beautiful barracks now. Thank you for sharing. Semper-Fi.