USMC San Diego. Cadences

[@darnellofng2144]

The first DI sounds like Mr. Crocker from the fairly odd parents

[@colin9021]

Idk how you noticed this but it is 100% true

[@Spamfriedrice323]

Lol those recruits on light duty in the back though... Those days...

[@zacarribuffet8882]

Nick Navata I still stayed in step while high off codeine from dental.

[@jodisancho3807]

Damn this has got me marching with my walker. This old Marine graduated bootcamp in 1997. Great memories in PCP and MRP back to back. I spent 6 months in boot camp. 🇺🇲

[@Bongs_and_Banquets]

damn i’ve heard how terrible mrp was i got dropped for getting into fight and the kid told the ser co and i got dropped from td40 back to td4 became the guide and got meritoriously performed and was honor grad

[@pelvicpunisher2245]

That's the year I was born what a hard core bad ass legend you are. Your generation of marines was another breed of soldiers. Thank you for your service hero.

[@Risteard156]

The U.S.Marines don't get the credit they deserve Americans best 💯 🇺🇸 👍

[@desertraider2947]

I was from KILO back in 97' MCRDSD. SemperFI

[@LambOnDaRun]

01:19 never ever heard that in my life and its Fire 🔥🔥🔥

[@gordonbaxter131]

That voice...all the boots Puts a smile on my face

[@walter1554]

Because you have no sense, ALL Marine Veterans that had some sense would know this was absolutely hideous by DI’s and Recruits.

[@donarthiazi2443]

@@walter1554 Yeah I agree. That marching was not the best I've ever seen from US Marines.

[@semperstang2111]

Wish the Drill Instructor in the background in the beginning passed by. He had some killer cadence

[@LordColPhobos]

Papi he sounds a lot like my current section gunny. I’m almost 96% sure it’s him

[@ScooterTuck11]

@@LordColPhobos is his last name Favors? If so then yeah that's him. He was my SDI back in boot camp. That man had the best cadence's.

[@rogerfilson2318]

That's a sound only a marine can appreciate

[@rusty7984]

He sounds exactly like my drill hat however that is impossible because this was 5 years ago and my drill hat was a recruit around that time or a PFC at most

[@donarthiazi2443]

@@rusty7984 A "Drill Hat"? Is that new in the Corps?

[@townfool6859]

You know damn well the DI is thinking, “You all better remember I’m driving this bus, or next stop will be at the pit!”

[@michaelpatterson8062]

The last platoons SDI had an amazing voice, truly a great looking platoon. EDIT: Even though the alignment was kinda off, and some were out of step.

[@xraydoge5430]

I’m in the first platoon. Hotel Company, platoon 2175. Senior Drill Instructor is Sgt Gomez. The one calling cadence is Sgt Suever. Both are Gunnery Sergeants now

[@jjustjoking2116]

Ayeee hotel hell 🔥 I graduated from hotel plt 2170 on September 17th 2021 and I loved almost every moment but semper fi🦅🌎⚓️🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@vietmostwanted]

Black DI is like r&b gospel soul cadence

[@soulsinkpen3964]

LoL "SANG, to me the songs of the struggle"

[@bobbyallen7977]

In 1979 there was a black DI in one of our boot camp co.that would march his platoon to that Queen song we will will rock you.That shit was was fuckin gung ho as hell! I remember them passing by our barracks and hearing that and thinkin why can't we do that because our DIs couldn't call cadence for SHIT LOL

[@prestoncoon1612]

I remember him from when I was there best damn cadence on mcrd not even my plt

[@bobbyallen7977]

@@prestoncoon1612 the guy I'm talking about?

[@prestoncoon1612]

@@bobbyallen7977 No the R&B soul singing ssgt

[@rickybobby2589]

I can still hear the DI standing in that corner saying "pivot and step,pivot and step"😂

[@revgoodgame1317]

its been 25 years for me..I still hear it when I see it..

[@sagecreekwitt3301]

Tell your cousin thanks! My son graduated the day I took this. It was the Proudest day of my life. His DI was Sgt Harrison ,and ...I forget the other two. They were all squared away , stand up guys. They Did a great job. , the DI's have one of the hardest jobs in the Corps.

[@thurloward]

i will make sure that i tell him that the next time that i talk to him he has another video of him doing drill on here called "to the winds marching drill"

[@flamezy1000]

The last one was just beautiful

[@classicsonic77]

Why was the first DI perfectly off step?

[@pauld1806]

They aren't drilling with the plt. They do what they want.

[@Rook_Layne_Reno]

Probably 1st battalion

[@cajatron]

@@Rook_Layne_Reno This ^ lmfao

[@Rook_Layne_Reno]

@@cajatron everybody knows 1st battalion is sloppy like some Johnny sins vids

[@cajatron]

@@Rook_Layne_Reno for sure

[@jamesjones9753]

I marched on that parade field in 1956 We called that parade field the grinder. Usmc forever. Oorah

[@walter1554]

Anyone who served in the USMC would never identify The Marine Corps as “Usmc” or say “Usmc forever” you’re a fraud, Correction: it’s USMC, and Semper Fi!

[@jamesjones9753]

@@walter1554 what year did you serve.it was not in the old cor

[@rrussell9731]

@@walter1554 Why wouldn't they? You do realize that if that guy was in boot camp in 1956 that he's probably in his 80s, right? When you get to be over 80 you can start criticizing. Don't you remember JJDIDTIEBUCKLE? The second J is for Judgement. Meaning good judgment. You're an embarrassment.

[@rrussell9731]

Semper Fidelis brother.

[@mrgrimm415]

And this is why America is #1.

[@dennisplatte8800]

Why? Because they march so slow now? You used to march twice that speed.

[@michael2775]

Are you really that stupid to think there aren't drills in other militaries? Every military does drills.

[@MrEvanfriend]

We're not number one because of marching and snap pop shit like that. We almost never do that after boot camp. We're number one because the Corps installs a warrior spirit and the institutional knowledge of an organization that has almost never lost a gunfight, and the few times we have, it was against overwhelming odds and we still made the enemy pay dearly. Recruits march. Marines fight.

[@Nofelon-]

@Koke Garcia I bet u won’t tell that directly to a DI especially a Drill master

[@lajack5273]

I spent alot of time doing the close order drill Plt 3017 1971 we had our shift wired tight

[@williamstevens3847]

Ssgt Favors, he was my SDI, goddamn I miss his cadences. Always moving. Semper fi SSGT Favors

[@louiebecerra392]

Mighty Mike 3rd Bn 3049. Class of '91. Semper Fi!

[@jjustjoking2116]

3rd blt 🤢 🤣 hotel hell baby 🔥

[@Rook_Layne_Reno]

@@jjustjoking2116 RELENTLESS 2nd Evil Echo

[@kenmosholder1935]

My DI's in 66 would put these guys to shame

[@broaddusmarines]

Go back to bed grandpa.

[@rrussell9731]

Ken, I hear you, but everybody thinks theirs is the best. I was in the USMC 1981-1985, and I have tremendous respect for those who served honorably both before and after me. The key word is "honorably." Semper Fidelis. Always Faithful.

[@richiejim6063]

The background DI in the beginning sounds like Ssgt Sanchez from Bravo.

[@SergioHernandez-vr8bx]

He does! Lol

[@drakeaamold7577]

God is good

[@rrussell9731]

1981 MCRD SD. SDI SSgt Diaz. Sgt Tipton. Sgt Cross.

[@untilengaged6217]

Always wondered what civilians thought of us when marching the whole time. Only when the hot girls came did we get out of step 😆

[@sagecreekwitt3301]

Well what can I say... your cousin kicks ass!!!

[@moltac337]

light duties

[@prfiljothuglife6366]

Is that DID GYSGT SIMS? his voice still gives me chills and probably the reason id go to di school

[@RuckDonValJean]

Flash Back To 82....Sick Bay Commandos in the Rear Lol

[@gf-yq7hw]

Oh the memories...

[@tavolo22]

Brother got some soul.

[@thurloward]

yo thats my cousin SDI SSgt Favors

[@Jediblackopps]

+thurlo ward holy crap. He was my B Mat Ssgt at 29 Palms

[@tjward1051]

katta Tremone' he is a nut love that guy to death tho good guy even better marine rah

[@DaGoldC]

@@Jediblackopps he was my ssgt at b mat too, but my friend said he had him at parris island even though the person in the video sound and look just like him

[@PT311PT]

His father is my Pastor,I remember when he was a little kid

[@Yomommahouse]

A good man. No racist shit but he help me and another black marine out back in 2012. One of the best.

[@jeffm3160]

1989 My SDI was SSgt, Mora but we had DI SSgt. Corona both could call cadence like a boss. My son graduated 2017.

[@joemoriel9626]

Excellence!

[@Jetsfan932]

plt 2167 Hotel Hell SDI SSGT FAVORS!

[@bigive1000]

Memories! Oohhrraahhh

[@ernesthofmeister3054]

Profiles pulling up the rear in tennis shoes!.......ha ha!

[@ollisflakes9480]

The generals building is awesome

[@rustcohle9589]

Why are they wearing sneakers in the back?

[@usmc-veteran73-77]

Possible shin splints, ankle, feet, or knee injury

[@billkopec9043]

Invisible rifles?

[@thomasparkin4183]

Plt 2072, E Co. 2nd Bn, July 79. Ooooraghh !!!

[@ogluster8873]

Hellyeahdude

[@Amish234]

Is that DI Sgt Suever? Sure as hell sounds like him

[@journeystarr]

What's the name of the cadence at :40 it sounds familiar

[@semperstang2111]

journeystarr Marine cadence is all improv

[@Jharris2real]

Second di has to be SSgt Favors

[@alexishinojosa2131]

Lmao this is SSgt Favors

[@tjward1051]

Alexis Hinojosa that's my cousin some reason I joined the Corps 8 years ago

[@Yomommahouse]

I was just going to say that. I know this comment 4 years old but i had him in 2011 this video was posted over 6 years ago. I cant imagine him being a DI that long lol He was a good guy tho.

[@blitztt94]

@@Yomommahouse He was my SDI back in 2013. 2167 Hotel Co.

[@leftbenchplayaa]

I thought you weren’t allowed to film the recruits in training?

[@LouieNeira]

Worm this is family day.

[@aplatinumorange5112]

@@LouieNeira Those are recruits tho, They still are using canteens, by family day they just carry water bottles. One of the Drill Instructors also was assisting them on a column left . Given that they have thier boots bloused I would say that they are in Phase 2 (week 4 or 5) and they were gonna be headed up to pendleton soon.

[@Rook_Layne_Reno]

They’re near the generals building which is in an green light spot for electronics

[@desidinero2960]

what's with the high leg lift though?

[@jamesjones9753]

I noticed that to.we did not lift our legs that high. I think it looks better with a lower leg lift. I joined the marines in 1956. Oorah

[@paulspeers272]

High leg lift equal abnormal BS.

[@Rook_Layne_Reno]

Heel drive, we were instructed by our DIs to make the heel drive as loud as possible

[@bjornegan6421]

my speculation is constant exaggerated stomping conditions the lower legs and prepares for rucking and running with weight. that's why the light duty recruits wearing running shoes in the back aren't doing it, they're on light duty. when the recruits do the later drill inspections and the graduation ceremony, and then any actual drill after that, they use normal leg lift. another purpose, perhaps not intentional, is the platoon sounds like it's marching when they stomp around. the real reason might be as simple as someone thought it was a good idea to get a spectrum of dudes to figure out how to walk smoothly, making them march like weirdos for a while helps smooth them out.

[@davidbombard4811]

Semper Fi Marines

[@aztecwarrior5241]

Shitty times but great times.

[@mariooldani9545]

Deaf shot no. Too. Yes.

[@mariooldani9545]

Crime too. A loaded gun.

[@jaydenthompson7919]

Nets vs jazz 2016

[@smokey121979]

US Army is the best

[@carlhursh505]

What’s with the “left right left right!?” Not one DI to day class “real” cadence like they did in 1957!

[@broaddusmarines]

Okay boomer. 🙄🙄🙄

[@jamesjones9753]

I joined in 1956 when the di where hard core. Oorah

[@walter1554]

Why are they marching like that? That’s how Army marches. Terrible.

[@walter1554]

@Old Corps Marine Brother this is tragic, even the DI is marching like a bag of Alpha.

[@flamezy1000]

@@walter1554 they are recruits, still early on in training