US Marine Chefs. Chow Hall Preparation.

[@tonybacon6277]

I was a cook for 20 years in the Marine Corps. The food wasn’t your mama’s home cooking, but it was decent. Probably one of the most thankless and underrated jobs in the military. Semper Fi brothers and Sisters. We aren’t the elite, but without us the elite don’t eat. Spoon Platoon.

[@domdon7877]

I can always buy my own shit...why eat the crap over at chow hall.

[@thegreatmomba]

@@domdon7877 some people aren't as fortunate.

[@GhosthoundYT]

Tbh i lowkey wanted those food. Mind telling what are those?

[@anthonymitchell4487]

Tony bacon well said thanks for your 20 years of service looks like some good eating to me

[@sadiyaakter8536]

Sorry they were thank less

[@dwDragon88]

People making fun of these Marines, but try serving a day in uniform and being spent, sore and exhausted and walking into the chow hall and there's a hot fresh meal prepared for you. Every job is important and no one goes anywhere without food, fuel and logistics.

[@lauradufresne6628]

@@bravozooloo4204 what he said was True . Imagine working out in the hot sun for 12 hours and then your mom said "nah man, you don't get any food tonight. Try again in the morning" You'd be pissed the F off. And JROTC is important. Only insecure people like you need to make fun other people

[@jensenatkins8936]

People also don't sign up for kitchen duty. It's assigned. You serve a week at time on duty for the kitchen. Boring as hell. But everyone does it

[@mikejuliet2619]

jensen atkins lol no they fucking don’t dumb ass I was an 0311 you’re not catching me baking pies wtf 😂

[@mikejuliet2619]

Unless you’re a grunt and they take money from your check to pay for chow hall “privileges” except you’re always in the field so instead you get an MRE, maybe a pop tart if you’re lucky. Fuck these boots

[@disgruntledvet11b18]

@@mikejuliet2619 and when deployed, we have civilian contractors making food in the chow hall

[@iamjason1279]

2:31 kid in the right remembering everything told by his recruiter was a lie and that he was gonna be head chef in the base...

[@Linux567]

😬

[@nicholaslandolina]

He looks like Mark Zuckerburgs son

[@ightimmaheadout290]

😂😂😂

[@homiesenatep]

The kid in the left somehow skips pt

[@Zacdaranger47]

@@homiesenatep He's still a marine.

[@T.C.216]

Retired Army MP veteran here. Three teams I always took care of.....Cooks, Motor Pool, and Supply. Much respect for all. Nothing like being on deployment knowing you had a dinning facility to look forward to!

[@DernRern]

MPs dont take care of anything

[@RM-lv1nt]

@@DernRern Don't cry

[@DernRern]

@@RM-lv1nt ok, good advice.. did you have to think very hard about that?

[@RM-lv1nt]

@@DernRern nope

[@DernRern]

@@RM-lv1nt obviously

[@THISISMINTY]

2:31 "This is nothing like Call of Duty"

[@FutureDevilDog]

Chow hall of Duty: Battle of Fajita.

[@THISISMINTY]

@@FutureDevilDog 😂😂😭😭

[@patthonsirilim5739]

welcome to the real world my friend in game tactics win wars in real life an army aint doing shit without logistic

[@rnrhmam]

You're joking right?

[@edwinrivera7027]

hahahahah

[@kronosuber9849]

2:30 When you graduate top of your class in boot camp and your first duty is to take the stems out of cherry tomatoes.

[@jordawolf]

They have to save the best for last they cant risk losing such a great soldier

[@NicR94]

But he was the company iron man though hahaha

[@davidmatthews1710]

Poor kid..........

[@onixtv4034]

Man that must have been the funniest KZbin comment I have ever seen.

[@Elcomparobby]

You do know he picked this mos.

[@andrewde78]

I always had the utmost respect for the Food-Service Marines. Always on time, very gracious, and never complained. Thanks fellas!!

[@jamesb6402]

TY & OORAH!

[@mikejuliet2619]

James B chill out pog

[@KiddMulletJr.]

Gotta love crayons!

[@latinking9793]

@@jamesb6402 Hi James you guy's are great & excellent cooks Semper-FI to you.

[@danielsiver5669]

1)I don't really have any reason pentagon or NSA to lie to the people that have tried to kill me since I was 5 yrs old And since the generational curse was already in my adopted family I'm sure my cousin and extended cousin would probably be hurt if they were being called out on my cousins that died Inthe suburban all four of them! it was very sad day I was young but I remember did they know who actually had them cause the accident ? I could have been other Elites but I was very sad! 2) I'm sure God outside the dome knows but I could be wrong cause I don't give a rats ass whether or not anyone believe me that I am the youngest but I have a free ticket to say what ever I fucking want and I need cigarettes and a new truck and a credit card for not giving up on the truth GOD outside the dome that is removing The Goodrich and the sorority and fraternities against me and my family and Lisa I love you and you are going to be rich and so is your family and it okay but I want to be broke and have enough to live off of and help the Homeless! till I die! KZbin is preventing me from up loading my videos? My Authority comes from GOD outside the universe within the universe and with the authority already on earth! The truth is already in Humanity! Who is am I only on a need to know bases of the Government NSA Pentagon who is Now in Control! I'm none of your business but I am Important to the earth! That's why I'm Not in Trouble Elite!

[@butteredtoast6510]

Judging by the lively atmosphere and looks of joy on the faces of these young men, that’s the career for me!

[@jondstewart]

Show me one military cook that looks enthusiastic. They’re miserable and unmotivated because every other young person joining nowadays has had everything handed to them and doesn’t want to work hard or learn the trade past a fast food level. Food services has always been the most hated career field outside of infantry.

[@splitxz]

2:35 Now that looks like the look of joy that you're telling us about. News alert, food service work in reality is easy once you get used to it, but miserable because it's becomes repetitive work. Take this from someone who went from food service worker to Now working towards medical

[@ladyofthedarkmoonlotus]

yeah let us know how that works out for ya buddy

[@missyserendipity7619]

@@jondstewart ggggvgv

[@jondstewart]

@@splitxz I don’t find it miserable in the slightest. I enjoy preparing my works of love providing just the right amount of seasoning and ingredients. My meat lasagna, Mac and cheese, chimichurri flank steak, garlic red mashed potatoes, Nonna’s meatloaf, and rotisserie chicken aren’t exactly something that tastes like it came out of a common chow hall. It’s what you put into it and how much you care! BUT, I’m happy you want to move up and be an RN, PA, or MD or even higher than the last. At my age, medical folks are my best friends for health and comfort!

[@theusher2893]

When my dad was BCSM, he always made it a point to visit the cooks in the chow hall and make sure they knew how appreciated they were. He gave a coin to one private, who treated it like the medal of honor.

[@ToyotaPreviayearsago]

@Mike Rios its a comment lmfao

[@shanshan8867]

How kind and respectful. Little kindness goes a long way. Bet your dad is a wonderful person.

[@edge8945]

Why do you guys make up stories on the internet for likes?

[@ThePreparedSailor]

I'm a cook in the canadian military, people bring in cool patches and I load them up with extra cake, everyone wins

[@ThePreparedSailor]

Just traded a few boxes of Vachon cakes for 1 armored reg old ironsides patch from some US guys doing training here

[@TylerTheT]

2:33 that “wtf am I doing with my life” look

[@davidmatthews1710]

I hope he doesn’t pull a private Pyle.........

[@jdawsondawson7]

Infantry T 1:17 too 😂😭

[@superbadsam23]

holy shit that had me crackin up

[@clovisdacruz6078]

Thousand yard stare.

[@The2ndFirst]

I got to say....There were two sets of hard working MFers in my unit. The Cooks and the Mechanics. That said, I can't understand why anyone would be food service unless it's a really bad circumstance in their lives.

[@ADeeManz]

2:31 when there’s still no word on your new Camaro that you were promised before enlisting

[@ghost.888]

Underrated comment 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@socorrojimenez2955]

God bless them all !!

[@ProtoMario]

Thank you for feeding our soldiers.

[@workingken4268]

Feeding Marines not soldiers. But we understand

[@caro7048]

@@workingken4268 🤓

[@dutchthespitfire3204]

@@workingken4268 Marines are soldiers smartass

[@rusty7984]

2:31 I don’t remember this level in Call of Duty

[@antonioluna5620]

XD

[@schrodingerscat1105]

Xd

[@hdexotic1914]

Xd

[@titaniumwaters3543]

The real question is what kind of call of duty is this from

[@siul9674]

Congrats to copy other comment👏

[@VillageFoodFactoryAsia]

Hi my idol,Had to do this for 1 day while in Mujuk while waiting on the rest of 3/2 to get there and I gotta say... worst job in the corps. Literally worked from 03 to 2100 and it wasn't easy. Gotta respect these guys.

[@kztanveer117]

i want friendship

[@ckariimchanell4474]

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[@VillageFoodFactoryAsia]

@@ckariimchanell4474 Hello my friend how are you doing?

[@alaskanwhiskey]

Straight garbage, did 4 years of this on lejuene luckily I was field mess and we fix and tested Tray-rats and EFK’s. Semper fi.

[@VillageFoodFactoryAsia]

@@alaskanwhiskey Hello my friend how are you doing? thanks for your good kindly comments please take care your health too

[@kgb5979]

"The worse their food the stronger their army" Soviet Army: You guys get food?

[@KAI-zl2nr]

some bear？

[@DZ477]

In Soviet Russia, food eats you

[@markarnold2257]

Chinese Army: what is food.

[@muhammadhafizzaini9293]

@PÖH ADAM Fuck you to!!!

[@tplus3017]

When you are hungry this food tastes real good.

[@scifyry]

Let me tell y'all something. Some of the best friends I had when I served were food service Marines. Most times when we did field training, there would be a mobile chow hall. Breakfast of powdered eggs(w/ a ketchup drizzle), corned beef hash, and a bread slice beats an MRE any day of the week. I always had something to look forward to when I was already drained with long hours ahead. Thanks fellas and Semper Fi!

[@heyhoe168]

Befriending the cook is a wise choice. 🤣

[@charlesburke2379]

Chow duty was a dreadful thing for many of us. In fact, it was said that if we flunked out of grunt school or jungle school we would be commandeered to the fry cooks permanently. And it was the fear of being a fry cook, that motivated everybody to pass.

[@TheEpicDartfish]

2:30 Tomato Marine: What am I doing with my life?

[@4Deadserious]

LOL

[@user-jr2ue9nu6y]

They said I would be invading foreign countries. Killing exotic people. getting all sorts of strange. Now I pick stalks off cherry tomatoes. Semper Fi my Apron

[@jord8572]

Dartfish its more like: i hate mi life

[@MelvinVanDerKooij]

LMAOOO

[@rohittisi4319]

Dartfish hahahahahaha yeah 😂😂😂

[@wakabro11]

It’s really hardest thing to cook every 3 times a day. They have no rest day. They always cook even Sat. & Sun. They deserve to respect. Don’t ignore Cooking duties!

[@moesyzslak2939]

Without the kitchen believe it or not there is no milatary

[@jondstewart]

이상해쒸 If they are having to work that much and don’t have any downtime, there is some seriously piss poor management!

[@BlueFang714]

Jon Stewart this is the Navy schedule out to sea. Work 8-16 hours a day on average, 7 days a week, for say 6 months straight, no days off. Also get woken up while you sleep for drills or training. Cooks are usually on a 12 on 12 off cycle. So they cover 2 of 4 meals typically.

[@쌍둥이양자리]

여기 주한미군인가요?? 방울토마토박스 한국어로 되어있어서 궁금하네요 ㅎㅎ

[@jondstewart]

BlueFang714 I totally believe it. I was a baker and breakfast cook on Alaska’s North Slope 1900-0700, 121/2 hour days, 7 days a week for 3 weeks on end. It was hard, but at least you’re not on a leash and on call off the job. I had it too easy in my Air Force career!

[@elgrande3934]

When I was in the Marine Corps in the late 80s, early 90s cooks were regarded as the lowest of the low but they had a saying they used to utter. "You might be the elite, but without us you don't eat."

[@jondstewart]

That's sad, as a services specialist in the Air Force, you were taught that food service was a professional career. But the reality is in the civilian world, unless you've been doing it for a long time and work your way up or have culinary school training, you're pretty much a second-class citizen and no better than an unskilled laborer and peon, even if you're a gourmet cook

[@jmontis2]

thats too bad, in the coast guard cooks are considered morale providers and a pretty well respected, the higher rank guys are highly respected

[@lessQQmorePewPew.]

Piss off the cook, Find piss in your food

[@glennchaotic]

"You might be the elite, but without us you don't eat.", that is a great saying. The submarine core of the Royal Navy pretty much depends on te Cooks aboard the subs.. if you don't feed the men right and it taste like crap.. but you got a mission of over 60 days to go.. HOW on earth are you gonna prevent a mutiny? I would gladly serve food and be underappreciated, knowingly I am the reason the great men are able to keep on fighting. it doesn't seem hard.. But it sure keeps the troops fighting.. And damn they even use a thermostat at @2:51 to be sure the soldiers get cooked Carrots instead of just serving crap undercooked food..

[@hhds113]

We have a saying as well being in Communications back in the Army. "You can say shit about us but you can't say shit without us."

[@davidpallin772]

I served in the US Army 1984-1987 as an infantryman. I can honestly say that I thought that everything that was served was very good and I for one appreciated every meal I had. I would thank every food specialist or cook everyday and when I was clearing the Army I would thank everyone of the cooks who fed us. They were appreciated.

[@RHCP9181]

4:41 “I only have one question, is there shrimp? No? Thank god.” Lol

[@wandilande9628]

Good ears

[@renannovelli95]

I don't get it. What is the problem with shrimps?

[@windshearahead7012]

renannovelli95 some people have allergies

[@GHProductionss]

@@renannovelli95 Because chow seafood is terrifying.

[@renannovelli95]

@@GHProductionss no, it's not. It depends how do you do to cook the meal.

[@cjjohnson8583]

"Purple or blue crayon?" "Purple all the way." "Good choice, the blue ones don't taste the best today."

[@axelponillaux4070]

Oye que haces aquí jajaja

[@ghostmost2614]

OMG!!!! THAT IS SOOOOOOO FUNNY!!! DID YOU COME UP WITH THAT???? YOU ARE SO FUNNY!!!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣💪👍🤳👏👌🙌👐🦾 Sarcasm

[@takcleberry]

I didn’t hear that

[@bean20514]

All you had to do was fallow the damn train. 😒

[@johnnicholas6802]

Wanted to like but its at 69 so I kept it that way

[@michaelquillen2679]

I never really minded chow when I was in the service (Army). At times it did not look the greatest, but I can honestly say that I never had a meal that tasted bad. I ALWAYS went back and paid my compliments to the cooks as their jobs are usually one of the more thankless jobs in the service.

[@modtwentyeight]

The supplies were always best A1. It all depends on the chef/cook. I have seen the good, the bad, the ugly and the incompetent.. Never starved, tho. :-)

[@NazriB]

Lies again? Face Of Church

[@princegroove]

You should’ve joined the Navy: the meals were always top notch in appearance and taste onboard and on shore.

[@terrypetersen2970]

People can joke all they want, but I always liked SOS. One duty station they actually made biscuits on Tuesday and Saturday. I'd show up later and hope for 2nds.

[@neilstern7108]

That was nice of you.

[@Jay-vj1km]

“Chow was sufficient in quantity and and quality and fit for human consumption” - Marine Duty Logbook

[@Hot_Sky]

02:31 why we're still here, just to suffer.

[@fitt4393]

The face 😂

[@renannovelli95]

It's their job at all. Have a salary nowadays it's a bless

[@schrodingerscat1105]

Lmao

[@dimlydumbor934]

I cant feel my leg, or my arm

[@maxxard7992]

They're still there for 2 reasons mainly. Commitment, and Money Permonth.

[@NWA744]

3:38 Thats the most Marine looking food ever.

[@z0orb]

What the fuck

[@lorddaquanofhouserastafari4177]

Looks like throw up haha

[@fimmt684]

That looks like Ice Cream

[@plet.s]

More like 0:51

[@NWA744]

@@fimmt684 I wanna know what kind of ice cream you've been eating lol

[@TamNguyen811]

2:31 dude looks like he's gonna get PTSD every time he walks into a kitchen.

[@Christhepiss-xk5um]

“What am I doing with my life?”

[@Bansheekilr]

Lol

[@gudakesh0_051]

Once you get PTSD that’s it. It will never go.

[@danacampbell7777]

I spent 21 years in the army. My hats off to these fine men and women, for doing an outstanding job on the cook line. Awesome.

[@alonenjersey]

My Dad (R.I.P.) served in the Army ('44-"51) and he never once had anything negative to say about the food.

[@danacampbell7777]

@@alonenjersey my respect and admiration for your father's service. We will all meet in Fiddlers Green some day.

[@alonenjersey]

Sure. Why not?

[@prestonsadler9293]

@@alonenjersey we appreciate your dad service

[@Donjuanantoine]

Mad respect to the cooks. I truly appreciate what you guys do. Semper Fidelis Marines.

[@PurpleObscuration]

I enjoyed every meal I had while in the Marine Corps except for one, that evenings Chow was rabbit, never had it before will never have it again, I even enjoy the MREs especially the chicken MREs.

[@michaelpalacio5]

Buck ey Have you tried that breakfast one with granola? That shit’s straight fire

[@pitty5838]

Buck ey any MRE is good with hot sauce, and if you have time to heat it up. My favorite is the Chili, and the Mexican Chicken Bowl with the pepper sauce it comes with.

[@ColdnCruel444]

Civ here, but ya, I can a relate. A good meal that is caringly handmade, is worth a thousand mre's

[@jacksonconley8755]

I wouldnt even feed my dog that shit😂

[@sgtjarhead99]

A very belated thanks to all the Marine cooks I've met during my two enlistment tours. Was always to wrapped up in what I was doing to realize how hard of a job it was for you folks keeping us fed, healthy, and fighting strong. A shout out specifically to those of you who got sent out to the field all the time. A hot meal after a long day was always what we had to look forward too and in some cases, our only morale booster. Much appreciated. Semper Fi.

[@dtp305nasty6]

As a Marine infantryman i stand and salute all Cooks in the military, chowtime during combat is a stress reliever and the food was excellent (by military standards) Chicken cordon bleu was my fave!! Lol thanks for all the hard work! We are 1! Semper fi!!!!

[@shoganai2545]

Derek toxic

[@Reaghansdad1]

@Derek you are a complete douche.

[@Reaghansdad1]

@Derek wow. Stay classy, whale shit. What are you? 12?

[@Reaghansdad1]

@Derek never shot nothing...that means you don’t shoot anything out that doesn’t talk back...your English teacher must be proud

[@Reaghansdad1]

@Derek man, you are a witty little 12 year old aren’t you?

[@captlazo6348]

Интересное видео. Помню служил солдатом в 1992 году в Советско-Российской армии. Развал СССР. Поставки нарушены, бардак.. Такой еды мы не видели. Всё было скромно. Но после тренировок, марширования, занятий сьедали всё, и постоянно хотелось есть в первые пол года. В принципе если духом сильный солдат, то он выполнит любую задачу. Тогда повара были с учебного центра такие же солдаты. Потом с 1993 года стали набирать гражданских. Сейчас не знаю кто там варит. На втором году службы я стал варить завтраки для личного состава роты, хотя я не учился на повара. Потому, что повариха гражданская не успевала с утра. Есть, что вспомнить Поварам респект и уважение!

[@LipSinkProductions]

if you're a Russian then fuck you. If you're a Ukrainian then right on brother.

[@БХХ-й1с]

Видео интересно только тем, что на нём санитария вообще отсутствует!

[@alexseykartoshkin6849]

Да,там чистота даже в Армии и порядок

[@РоманМальцев-п4е]

В военных частях варят гражданские, в полях обычно солдаты.

[@Andy-im3kj]

2:32 that look when you realize the recruiter lied to you.

[@redcartiers]

Andy Flores Rip tomato marine

[@Andy-im3kj]

lmfao

[@jondstewart]

Andy Flores when you're an 18-19 year old, you'll believe a lot of things you're told. But yes, a military recruiter is usually a slick salesman.

[@Andy-im3kj]

A cunningly evil salesman.

[@Chu3505]

Andy Flores military's recruiter jobs are to make it glamorous and excitement in the military for you to sign on that dot line on the contract.After you signed on that dot line.You brain and your aptitude test that determine what your M.O.S. job and what you qualified for in the military life and duties.

[@Danofcanada]

Oh man I remember having to deliver food from the mess hall kitchen. The Sgt in charge and had the military and civilian staff so well tuned. Funny enough I can legit smell this entire video. Honestly you guys are the kings and lifeblood of any base. I was not a marine I was army but semper fi fellas! o7

[@SquirrelFromGradLife]

Gordon Ramsey would scream at them all day

[@yashghanate9665]

haha give him olive oil he can do anything with it

[@JerseyDevilJerseyGirl]

I don't know why in the Hell this made me laugh so hard but all I could think about was him screaming the eff word "YOURE BURNING THE FUCKING VEG!!!!!!" And the drill instructors have to restrain him and him a Xanax

[@redcartiers]

SquirrelFromGradLife they already have a DI scream at them all day isn't that enough

[@user-jr2ue9nu6y]

Was it frozen...fuck me!

[@AventuraHoldings]

the drill Sargent of these guys.

[@P.F.3.]

As a veteran Chef of 30 years in the civilian industry my gratitude and thanks for feeding our beloved troops! I'd love to cook for these people any time! The deserve the best!!! Thank you cooks!!!! You are appreciated 💯👍

[@HakunaMatata009]

2:32 That's a deep life-reflection face right there. Wondering why did I end up here.

[@travissutton3458]

Ibnu Hamdan Z LOL this is so right

[@shaydorahl6740]

Ibnu Hamdan Z His face totally says that. Looks like he dun goofed.

[@youarefakenews9945]

That's so true I didn't see that at first....

[@MT-hq7sv]

+Darth Shaydo Na. Its looks like his like "Why did i pick this shit.I wanna be in the war zone..."

[@shaydorahl6740]

FORECON Marine Gaming That's depressing, I have a friend in the Navy who wanted to get sent out with the marines as a medic but he got "stuck" in some lab instead.

[@eggyrepublic]

2:32 everybody's cooking and this man is having an existential crisis XD

[@MalcrowAlogoran]

Because he has to wear his cover INDOORS in a hot kitchen. XD

[@kabukiwookie]

There is nothing in the world like a nice, heaping mound of "WTF IS THAT??!!" and "JESUS I THINK IT MOVED!!!"

[@nickstewart2899]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@kimberlycooper6419]

Hilarious

[@LCJC316]

🤣🤣🤣

[@yucarlos7375]

It moved?😨😨😨

[@clarencesmith467]

Why cant our soilders have good cooked soul food damn it should be at least ome uncle with old sandals on and granny with arms like hamhocks leading the way Hooya😂😂

[@nicolebowers9009]

My baby boy is leaving for the Marine’s in August once he graduates high school and watching this gives me a peace of mind that he’s going to get a full course meal. Thank you!

[@lahirudanushka2719]

Hello... Friend 🤝

[@fascinateandilluminate]

Did he change his mind?

[@nicolebowers9009]

@@fascinateandilluminate no, he didn’t change his mind

[@edge8945]

@Ramli Halim he died in action like a coward.

[@sagegarden5310]

Thanks for your service. You guys are all hero's. I wish I could cook for you guys. I'm not a Chef but cook pretty good. God bless you all.

[@charlesburke2379]

I think the fry cooks got the toughest MOS of all. The only thing tougher than fry cook duty would be personnel who operate the base gas chamber. Imagine an entire enlistment or tour of duty in the gas chamber?

[@eckelrock]

0:51 That stuff will look the same coming out as it did going in...

[@bikkens]

Yup

[@bikkens]

This looks miserable

[@wut2697]

Lol it looks like beef stew but idk 😅

[@Reeferraccoon]

I was thinking the exact same thing

[@DrummerElite13]

Wtf even is it??

[@RawRozay]

2:33 everyone talking about the kid on the right but forgetting about private tiggo biddies on the left over there.

[@gunsmoke6230]

Rawie Plays At least a c cup

[@francoochoa3176]

Clearly I wasn’t talking to you big titties

[@MM-hq5qk]

Those tities 🤣

[@RP-iq9we]

I'm Fat my self lol but for real never thought I see a niguh with much weight in the marines lmfao he probably been beating all them foos for food🤣💯👌

[@ScytheFlame]

He will still beat your ass and mine lol

[@scottkaczor2065]

A big shout out to all cook's in the Corps dinning facility's and chow halls! I ate many damn fine meals and I salute you all!🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲

[@fireskycam9889]

What did you do in your 20 year Marine Corps career sir? I made gravy.

[@jamesb6402]

And aint a damn thing wrong with that. At least we can eat after the apocolypse, while others will be starving.

[@pacnation8642]

im a vet!.. in making gravy!

[@michaelcastro4563]

WTF

[@louisarius9672]

Whatever, just don't piss off the cook or your medic. Not even God can help you if you piss off both.

[@labamba9570]

@@jamesb6402 stop being so sensitive because u had to stay in the kitchen for 10 years

[@a.i.g9916]

2:33 The same face I have when I in the toliet contemplating about my life choices.

[@dentatusdentatus1592]

Me too......except my eyes are squinted and I am showing my teeth.

[@marshalonegaming]

2:33 face of this dude is priceless, I've died hahaha about what he think ? :D

[@bossatronioawy23]

Odakle ti ovdje hahahaha

[@marshalonegaming]

Bossatronio awy naletio haha

[@LtApples101]

Vietnam flashbacks

[@TheDudeMaaaan]

hes got that 1000 yard stare from prepping baby tomatoes everyday for 3 years

[@chuckr9938]

TheDudeMan LMAO

[@richardklinski6944]

I was in the AF for 24 years, 18 years of it was in Combat Communications. Everytime I was deployed in combat zones. Always tried to eat at the Army bases dinning facilities. The food was actually way better than the AF ones. Was always nice to be able to enjoy good food while deployed. God Bless all military members still serving our Country.

[@jondstewart]

In my 21 years in the Air Force, every deployment site I went to had Civilian contractors or TCN’s working in food services unless it was a FOB in Afghanistan. Where are you talking about? By the way, I was Services in the Air Force, and can whip up a killer meal, and now work as a Wage Grade Cook on Joint Base-Elmendorf Richardson, Alaska.

[@rockstarJDP]

2:32 When you realise you should have joined the Air Force instead.

[@TheFlyingZulu]

The AF has cooks also! hahaha

[@rockstarJDP]

@@TheFlyingZulu Haha the AF has 5 star chefs, there's a big difference in job satisfaction 😄

[@Jaimes_Bond]

As an AF dude I'm sitting here thinking: "Damn that looks nasty."

[@rockstarJDP]

@@Jaimes_Bond I think all of them are thinking that, even the dude with pastry is trying to cover up the monstrosity they created 😅

[@cloudysoup9056]

@@rockstarJDP everything is 5 star in pilot

[@psansu2]

After having a bad day I come here to see the private's face and get relaxed

[@wenaldy]

Lmao tomato marine

[@aaronhawkins4684]

Radioactived Weeab LoL he gives me hope

[@xilencered7788]

Thats messed up 😂 at that moment he may be rethinking some of his choices but I hope it all worked out for him in the long run

[@joscar062]

@@xilencered7788 🍅 Marine 😂😂😂

[@xilencered7788]

@@joscar062 hey man its not as good as a potato marine. But beats being an onion marine

[@spraag7587]

4:42 “I only have one question, is there shrimp? No? Thank God.”😂

[@melllaborda2317]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@flaviasanchez7541]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@McGregorsPlumbingandHeating]

Ik, I caught that too lol

[@ironman8657]

He is a jew they hate shrimps loool

[@agac141agac9]

Blue forrest Gump we remember.

[@kjmo2006]

God bless you America, the US soldiers and their citizens :D from S. Korea!

[@dbanaga1017]

2:32 "Hello darkness my old friend....I've come to talk with you again....."

[@watchingkungfupanda2291]

😂😂😂👍

[@menukashankar9811]

By

[@РамазанБагомедов-в1н]

@@watchingkungfupanda2291 VIDEO 👎👎👎 💩 говно едите вы фу фу фу противно смотреть гадость

[@marybethmclemore1393]

Really u put a lyrics from disturbed lol they sure was eating late lol

[@Aviationgeek21]

Lol

[@2006JeepLimited57L]

2:17 What a real marine looks like!

[@sugarshow4941]

2:30 When you enlist into the Marine to destroy the Terrorism but you pass last 10 years peeling tomatoes...

[@D_Rami69]

Sugar Show you don’t peel tomatoes dumb ass

[@icariusaugustus3878]

Sugar Show who the fuck would stay in the marines for 10 years doing that?

[@ItsKronos]

Peeling tomatoes?

[@100YardFumble]

Sugar Show Hoo rah

[@ckennedy1973]

War machines have to eat

[@CODstreamz]

2:34 "I spent months getting yelled at for this..." respect to all jobs in the military, all are important!!! bless you all

[@matthewkang8712]

LOL 2:32 "WHAT AM I DOING HERE"

[@bartm993]

“Why are we still here? Just to suffer? Every night, I can feel my leg… and my arm… even my fingers. The body I’ve lost… the comrades I’ve lost… won’t stop hurting… It’s like they’re all still there. You feel it, too, don’t you?”

[@1nakey1]

Hello darkness, my old friend I've come to talk with you again Because a vision softly creeping Left its seeds while I was sleeping And the vision that was planted in my brain Still remains Within the sound of silence

[@zennoix9984]

Bart M I don't think that marine had seen action before, but your comment made my day.

[@Idtelos]

We better stop, hey, what's that sound Everybody look what's going down Stop, hey, what's that sound Everybody look what's going down Stop, now, what's that sound Everybody look what's going down Stop, children, what's that sound …

[@Cesko_Plny_Fialovejch_Zmrdu]

*Vietnam flashbacks

[@KaoretheHalfDemon]

I have eaten food prepared by Marine cooks, I wasn’t a Marine but was a boy scout on Okinawa and the Marines were kind enough to feed us when we had big camping trips. I found the food to be quite good tbh.

[@sewiim3612]

2:31 Vietnam flashbacks 😂

[@MYCLICKSUPPORT]

Amazing

[@weirdgirl7475]

All joking aside, if I was a marine and had been out in the field training, this might have appealed to me since I'd be too hungry and too tired to care what it was I was eating. LOL

[@jacklonghearse9821]

Yes.

[@indieKook]

weirdgirl 74! Dude you'd fucking swallow anything blind eye , believe me😂

[@AlmightyGsus]

Trust me you wouldn’t care what you eat lmao being in the field you’d eat anything

[@MAILLADY2010]

Amen.

[@briandavenport8971]

That’s usually the case.

[@BMF6889]

I served 21 years in the Marine Corps with 3 years in combat. I was a Marine 2nd Lt infantry platoon command in Vietnam in 1068-1969. In April 1975, I was a company commander during the evacuation of Saigon. In late 1975, I was reassigned as the H&S Company commander afloat. One of my many responsibilities as H&S Company commander was the field mess while we were deployed. A field mess is like a mess hall only in the field. At Camp Fuji in Japan, the mess hall was a Quonset Hut and the cooking was primitive by today's standards. And the dish washing were garbage cans of boiling water that the Marines dipped their mess kits in to sanitize them. Don't get me wrong. I am so glad that today's Marines don't have the same slop and primitive conditions that I had in 1975. But, you know what? We didn't know the difference between 1975 and the future. It was the same in Vietnam. We didn't know that technology would be able to put ordinance on target within one yard or feed really good meals to those in the field. I love the fact that today's Marines are far superior to my day. But I remember when I was on a Navy ship that would deliver close support to troops in contact. The ship had computers capable of precise delivery but not nearly as precise as today, but the crew always practiced the old WW II method of manually computing the fire control to the target. My last deployment on a Navy ship was in 1975, so I don't know if the Navy totally relies on computers or if they still practice targeting without computers. If the former, then I pity them when damage takes out their computer targeting systems. I also don't know if Marines still practice land navigation with just a compass and map instead of GPS. If not, then I can assure you that navigation is a lost art and Marines will have no idea where they are without GPS. Bad dog--no bone. In Vietnam, I relied on my Marine's M-16 and M-60 as our primary defense. But the bayonet was our last defense. I digress because in the field in Vietnam there were no hot meals prepared by cooks. I have to tell you that these cooks are just as heroic as my Marines in combat. Why? Because it takes the entire team to win. The infantry is useless unless there is logistic support. We could be defeated in many cases without air support, artillery support, and naval gunfire support, but we weren't. The wounded couldn't survive without helicopters and doctors. My point is that every one in the military has a critical role to play to win. It doesn't matter what your job is, it is critical to winning.

[@frozennumb69]

Amazing thanks for your sacrifice

[@sonnyroy497]

Thank you for your service and sacrifice for your country.

[@fulgrimthephoenician1022]

Thank for your service, Sir!

[@mrt2683]

What a comment...wish other people would post such in depth points of view.

[@FIGNAS83]

You sir are a gentleman and a scholar 🧐

[@dragoneye6642]

2:33 I joined the military for this??? Lol🤣🤣🤣

[@すけたこ-i8k]

英語はわからんけど言いたいことはわかるぞ。

[@owerloadd]

@@すけたこ-i8k speak in English you animal

[@franklinagustinrodrigo6771]

@@owerloadd chumascala

[@owerloadd]

@@franklinagustinrodrigo6771 Jesus Christ . You are also a lowelo animal

[@maroua8082]

@@owerloadd مابك غاضب

[@michaelmski5421]

Everyday chow was better than good. Then there were the special days; Christmas, Thanksgiving when the Mess Hall went all out to give us a special day. Christmas, on base, without family sucks. You guys made it a bit more tolerable. And every once in a while a special weekend with steaks, baked potatoes, corn on the cob and all on the BBQ grill outside in the California sun. You guys did right by us other Marines. Semper Fi and Thank You.

[@mileslakewood8731]

This was my job in the marine corps. I always tried my best to maintain optimism when i served food to the fellow brothers and sisters of the military. Who would want to be served by a military cook who is miserable? Shoot you be miserable too. Misery loves company. To negate misery, ALWAYS gotta maintain 100% positive attitude and the food is the primary source of motivation to keep the military brothers and sisters' day going strong. Those who are serving in the military, thank your brothers and sisters who are the cooks...we gotta wake up at 3am to prep and cook chow for yall. OORAHH! Semper fidelis!!

[@chadhaire1711]

Air force serves food. marines serve SLOP

[@flanagamer]

The guys at MCAS Cherry Point who had to make omelets in the morning always looked like they hated life and all of us hungry Marines 😂

[@OorahN01]

MarineBeast_86 We do.😂😂

[@Smellynyx]

@@flanagamer idk why they serve omelets. Scrambled eggs are easier and taste less shitty than omelets.

[@milgredluisen7832]

Sa😐

[@joey88906]

This is the Marine action that I was looking for!

[@someone-lo3pe]

When they make the food: no gloves When they serve the food: has gloves LOL

[@ruiaugusto8661]

Corona : *laughs in disbelief*

[@edrhodes574]

You can prepare good with no gloves, it's gonna get cooked.

[@chwa7774]

Having no gloves on during meal preperation is better (except maybe in Corona times). If your gloves get dirty (for example handling large amounts of raw and then cooked chicken like them), you have to change gloves. If you do it without gloves, you just need to wash your hands before cooking and between cooking steps. Also, food gets cooked anyway so bacteria dies off. So in the end its more sanitary. During meal service you cant just wash hands and serve the already cooked food, also it gets used because it looks more hygenic

[@caviteboy304]

Some of y'all have never worked a kitchen or restaurant job and it SHOWS

[@ruiaugusto8661]

@@caviteboy304 I am the restaurant

[@fatty3383]

My hats to anyone in that trade it's very hard work and long hours..my uncle was in the RAF for 22yrs as a cook and my grandfather was a chef in the merchant navy..its one job where you'll never go hungry as they both used say.

[@vagabond142]

2:43 love that one of the juices is called "Pucker Up" XD

[@oggabooga1171]

2:32 me trying to think of a life decision

[@NgJackal1990]

Viet bitch!

[@duncancallum]

Yea he was in another planet ,misery looks like him..

[@grexlish4169]

@@NgJackal1990 cúc cu cúc cu

[@chestyp0311]

This is the other type of PTSD Marines are ashamed to talk about

[@jake_runs_the_world]

Hahah so accurate!!

[@Jinouga502]

Marine 1: "Hey bro what she text you?" Marine 2: "She told me to be safe overseas and asked what I'm doing". Marine 1: "Tell her your chasing Taliban". Marine 2: Reflects at 2:30 about all the people who say "thank you for your service".

[@nairda55555]

"Armies march on their stomach." Nothing would get done without logistics or food, so the cooks and janitors deserve just as much thanks as the people in the same Marine Corps who shoot and get shot at.

[@Breakerisaac]

All Marines are a Rifle Man! So respect for my Corps

[@thrillaspirit]

Very funny. But marines are also nothing without the chefs

[@Darkness56]

Trollkiller 69 you are aware without kitchen staff those soldiers don't fight. Empty stomach means no fighting spirit

[@Dive-Bar-Casanova]

Semper Fi.

[@donaldclark8692]

After serving for 9 plus years,We all.ate great.Wished I could have thanked these folks.

[@yammiihabibi9391]

Chef Ramsey is probably watching this and saying, “OMG! RAWWWWW”, “COME HERE ALL OF YOU”....”YOU, YOU, YOU, ALL OF YOU, PISS OFF”! 😂😂😂

[@maliamoreno16]

Yama Basir lol right

[@johnh8705]

Ramsey would have a fit over all that canned food

[@behindthewallsleepin]

COME HERE DONKEY!! YOU YOU YOU YOU YOU FUCK OFF!!

[@yurei447]

Nah he is gonna be like "Where is the lamb sauce!!!"

[@yammiihabibi9391]

Dragon Zero 🤢🤮

[@JoseSanchez-so8bn]

Most important part of the military the cooks. Mad respect to them 🤘🏻

[@veng3r663]

One of the best things I ever did while I was in the ARNG was make friends with the cooks. That and they appreciated me helping to scrub them BIG pots & kettles whenever I could... :)

[@길천사]

1:01 피망

[@everang7987]

I remember my cranking days in the Navy. I give the CS specialists respect for everything they do to feed the thousands of sailors on board.

[@adaoezequielassis7198]

Servi ao Exercito brasileiro por 35 anos, sempre tive respeito e consideracao pelo pessoal do rancho, eram sempre os primeiros a acordar e os ultimos a ir dormir, Napoleao dizia " os exercitos marcham sob seus estomagos" parabens guerreiros da intendencia. From Brasil.

[@Wolfkin18]

Without these Men there is no war. Most important dudes in any Armed Forces are the support MOS! Respect!

[@mrballoonhands5376]

They could just give everyone MREs, and they could also make breakfast MREs or even 24 hour MREs and everyone got one per day. Their job isn't completely necessary nor that important.

[@mrballoonhands5376]

Also when it comes to war they just give you MREs, they're not going to build a kitchen at every camp or base during war.

[@Wolfkin18]

You're being sarcastic yes? Tell me you're more intelligent than this.

[@Wolfkin18]

Guess not.

[@ph11p3540]

Politicians start wars. Marines and other soldiers the world over finish them.

[@4813612e]

i respect soldiers, they really deserve better...

[@anfumu]

Johnnie, I was a soldier (that is to say, I was in the U.S. Army), we do get better. These aren't soldiers, these are -Marines-. And they will remind you of this difference, usually loudly and filled with Profanity. To call a marine a soldier is perceived as an insult, because they pride themselves on having the toughest training and the highest standards. Also, I fail to see any crayons anywhere in this video. are we SURE this is a Marine Corps chow hall?

[@tacobell6826]

Seriously, man. 👍

[@ytuser6081]

@@anfumu nobody outside of the military gives half a shit lol.

[@tonyfromaccounting56]

Marines have the lowest budget out of all military, when I was army we ate better things then this!

[@AirKangLocker]

watch out we got a badass over here

[@tonyfromaccounting56]

AirKangLocker it’s true, lmao there the lowest budgeted branch of the military and a unneeded branch, where were they on d-day 🤭

[@bootyeater1961]

BILL NYE THE BLACK GUY FACTS. ARMY LEADS THE WAY HOAH

[@knome8851]

@@tonyfromaccounting56 playing hide n seek with the Japanese in the pacific.

[@gsb2370]

@@knome8851 Some people are so ignorant. He probably is one of those people that think our bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki was a war crime. No knowledge of history.

[@bryedtan]

It may not be glamorous or look exciting but this is one of the most important duties in the military no matter what group weather it is these guys the Marines or Army or Air Force or Navy even the Coast Guard. As one of History's greatest military figures Napoleon said it best "An Army marches on its stomach." These people not only earn a salute but our respect.

[@Papashaft]

The Friday’s special is a purple crayon Risotto with a blue crayon purée

[@jasonirwin4631]

May be in the officers mess enlisted get melted red cayons on toast and they better fucking like it.

[@theusher2893]

Green lumps in brown sauce or brown lumps in green sauce.

[@bigfarru2]

2:31 Remembering all the lies told by his recruiter 🥲

[@malachichang5616]

Lol

[@maxxard7992]

They can't afford to lose a great soldier. Don't feel sorry for him. Feel happy and proud.

[@michaelspoto8720]

2:32 dudes like "i signed up to kill terrorists. what happened to my life?"

[@nyfinest017]

Recruiters my friends, recruiters. I guess oart of their training is to develop jedi mind powers.

[@michaelvega3669]

Lmao for realll he loooks so disappointed 😂🤣

[@timesthree5757]

They are feeding the killing machine. Come and get it Marines oooraaa!

[@georgiobenelli4854]

Feed the terrs those ham and muthas

[@georgiobenelli4854]

Not allowed to wear covers indoors

[@lm6817]

I’m a former produce supplier to military operations. I did commissaries, mess halls, subs and ships! Some of the funnest times I had delivering!

[@dasteufelhund]

Food Marines, making my angry ass happy every time I'm at the chow hall, missing all that good stuff after I left. Thank you all.

[@dasteufelhund]

At your moms?

[@christopherclark2093]

live good....eat good,,,,die trying ....thanks for your for your love and service ..God Bless you all.......(merry christmas)

[@abrahambuell3229]

Christopher Clark right on brother. Couldn't say it better. God bless you and God Bless America

[@zhbvenkhoReload]

Christopher you look like the kind of guy that commits stolen valor

[@Seven_Craig]

Spent many years as a Marine 03, I have a huge respect for our chow hall Marines. There is nothing finer than hot chow after a field op. Whether it was hot soup in the cold field or regular on base, it is greatly appreciated. The chow hall job may be “thankless” BUT, know this, it is just as important as any other MOS. Thank you to all of my brothers and sisters in food services! Semper Fi!

[@TheNerfherder1000]

Had to do this for 1 day while in Mujuk while waiting on the rest of 3/2 to get there and I gotta say... worst job in the corps. Literally worked from 03 to 2100 and it wasn't easy. Gotta respect these guys.

[@samweems5310]

#1 World Military budget Feeds there soldiers dog food stew 🤔

[@ixtorpe2739]

Sam Weems yeah........ the cost for a us warship to work everyday is costly, maintaining everything is costly in the military

[@ixtorpe2739]

Sam Weems there’s a reason why we’re the top military, war happens hate the suits not the uniforms

[@pitty5838]

Well yeah we need all the extra money so we can buy equipment that doesn’t get used and pay wages of people who can’t pass a PT test 👍🏻

[@Jay-fq8uz]

To be fair this isn’t a chow hall that you’d Eat at on a actual usmc base. This looks like a coward deployed chow hall set up

[@OpnWrldgmng]

At least they get to talk while they eat

[@knowledge.facts532]

I could not understand what they cooked. There are making paste of everything.

[@jacklee1094]

Welcome to the military. You may want to go to the Army dfac. It is much more worse from where I am from anyway

[@mustafamustafa-tj2mr]

@@jacklee1094 Me in Egyptian Army seal team, we eat meat, rice , lentil soup

[@tanrichardg.4389]

So that they can swallow it easily

[@xeroqlasbb9774]

@@mustafamustafa-tj2mr smaller army, better food

[@mustafamustafa-tj2mr]

@@xeroqlasbb9774 talk about your Army without any benefits We are great Army, We are great men like lions who do not fear death Our slogan is victory or martyrdom

[@timmybear4449]

Excellent. I study food science and nutrition, and i have worked in restaurants before. These marines have perfect knife skills and cooking skills. Proud.

[@griffithandy2950]

"The few, the proud, the cooks."

[@jixter_boy2452]

As a former Marine. I will tell you that the food isnt that bad all. There are lots of options daily and everyone will find something they enjoy.

[@ethanmangum6393]

Mack Ryan Figured

[@Shinno.-.]

You haven't ate that the San Mateo chow hall on Pendleton then 😂

[@jamesmadison7551]

depends on the dfac here in the army, 2nd bde will serve corn beef and hash while the 1st bde will serve pancakes in the morning.

[@janro653]

As a former navy seal i agree

[@OlafoWaffle]

Given the paper trays i thought they were geting UGR-As

[@dizzyman1167]

I remember doing this out in the field and it was fun tbh and the recognition my unit gave us was unbelievable

[@dwaynes5983]

Back in 78 my brother taught the cooks how to cook on the sub. Alot of hard work. Looks good. Thank you for video.

[@dssin]

A lot of respect for the food service divisions in the Armed Forces, not everyone can do it, really unappreciated work!

[@redcartiers]

dssin I'm not disrespecting

[@jackwongen6671]

That's just half it, when you age and expect the VA to help it's a "crap shot."

[@davidcastleberry1720]

WesleyEngDOTcom ok I challenge YOU to do it! everyone can so prove it

[@Hmongboi228]

Agreed. When I was in the AirForce, I treated the DFAC people with the utmost respect. Somebody once told me, "Listen there are people who you don't want to screw around with in the military. One of those people are the people that handle your pay. If you give them a hard time, they'll put your problems at the bottom of their to-do pile and it will take forever to process. Another group of people that you don't mess with are people who handle your food." Moral of the story, be nice to everybody and treat them with respect. No single job is more important than any other job. We all depend on each other in the military. Whether you're sorting mail in the post office, plunging toilets like the plumber, processing paper work for you to leave the base, we're ALL important...

[@jondstewart]

@@jackwongen6671that’s why you have to play your cards right and keep the paper trail going if you want any disability pay from them.

[@Everything2A]

The way he was chopping that celery was making me nervous. I thought he was going to lose a finger at one point. Use your knuckles to guide the knife blade that way you can’t slice your fingers off!

[@zarmril]

good thing ur not a marine if u get nervous that easily

[@vijgai3]

Absolutely nothing wrong with how he is cutting the celery.

[@dustinparker9456]

I thought he was chopping to slowly. Plus the stew could use a little more beef broth.

[@meeg94]

The guy picking the stems off the tomatoes looks dead on the inside

[@JohnZabukovec]

Lol

[@atusmc8199]

i would be too

[@xfsuxlegend]

Nah just brain washed

[@jason4275]

Its like he didn't even care that someone was recording him.

[@jadonstanford9727]

If I was to eat this food it would mean protein

[@princegroove]

I have nothing but fond memories of Navy chow, especially from shore stations. 🔥 🇺🇸💪🏻

[@sk61181]

No matter what it looks like to us, the sheer look on the face of the guys filling up their plates, says it all. It's tasty and they love it; period.

[@theusher2893]

Hell, it's making my stomach growl.

[@wut2697]

Yeah like can you imagine after a long day of training and after that going to the canteen and hear that there're no food ! Man i'd scream my stomach out 😅