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N. Lee Bliss
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Registrace 6. 03. 2012
Video 1 - US441 from Gatlinburg, TN to Cherokee, NC
This video was shot with a GoPro that was mounted on the front of my helmet. Our pack consisted of six bikes. We drove from Junction City, KS to Hope Mills, NC. US441 was a destination unto itself. 2,633 miles round trip. Hope you enjoy.
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Video 2 - US441 from Gatlinburg, TN to Cherokee, NC
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This video was shot with a GoPro that was mounted on the front of my helmet. Our pack consisted of six bikes. We drove from Junction City, KS to Hope Mills, NC. US441 was a destination unto itself. 2,633 miles round trip. Hope you enjoy.
Video 3 - US441 from Gatlinburg, TN to Cherokee, NC
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This video was shot with a GoPro that was mounted on the front of my helmet. Our pack consisted of six bikes. We drove from Junction City, KS to Hope Mills, NC. US441 was a destination unto itself. 2,633 miles round trip. Hope you enjoy.
Video 4 - US441 from Gatlinburg, TN to Cherokee, NC
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This video was shot with a GoPro that was mounted on the front of my helmet. Our pack consisted of six bikes. We drove from Junction City, KS to Hope Mills, NC. US441 was a destination unto itself. 2,633 miles round trip. Hope you enjoy.
Platoon 3041 Initial Drill, MCRD, Parris Island, SC 1992
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Platoon 3041 Initial Drill, MCRD, Parris Island, SC 1992. Training Day 17. My first platoon as a Drill Instructor and a huge win for my platoon. Ended up as Honor Platoon at the end of the cycle.
Platoon 3075 Pickup
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Platoon 3075, 3 Recruit Training Battalion, I Company, Parris Island, SC 1992. Senior Drill Insturctor Sgt. Carpenter, Drill Instructor Sgt. Bliss, Drill Instructor Sgt. Davis.
WHERE’S THE HEAT?!?! Sugar Platoon!
3rd Bn Lima Co back in 97-00. Oh yess I remember this well...
Old School Barracks!
3068 Mike Company. 1995
Just begin
What happened to our corps?
Platoon 1050 Bravo Company PI Graduated June 20 1986
Bliss, this is Will...SSGT Williams at that time. I worked with Draughn, Deck and Couglin.....
Howdy
@ProfessorBliss ...also I worked that SDI in my very first Platoon...Vaught was the SDI...I also worked with SSGT Bryant. Good times man.
I was a Drill Instructor in this series. This is around 1991-93. Parris Island SC. 3d BN I Co. Oorah!!
I was in India Co. 3073 5/26/92 graduated 8/21/92 Semper Fi
@@christopherslates5080 who were your DIs?
I was a recruit in 93. I was plt 3089 kilo company. My DI's were Gatewood, Fair, Miller , and wood.
@@horrormaster574 I remember all of them. Oorah!
I remember a recruit 💩 himself on Black Friday.
Army BCT 1981. I remember "get your sorry effing ass to the position of attention/parade rest." and "Any of you bad-asses wanna take a swing at me you go right ahead".
Left the Corps in 1980 ! And after watching dozens upon dozens of these various , " Marine " Boot camp videos, I believe that having these videos, takes the edge off the recruit ! As the D.I.'s lose their advantage of, " Shock ond Aw " that else would be intact ! Just as not knowing what to expect on the battlefield, keeps your head on a swivel, and in the game, so should going to Boot camp be ! Seems too, that the already changes made, and ones of long standing, Military courtesies being considered, are in my opinion attacks from within the Government itself ! And with that, to the detriment of the safety of the United States ! Since the Genie is already out of the bottle, I doubt it's going back in ! Sad as it is ! Just my Two cents ! And as this too will one day likely come under scrutiny, SEMPER FI
12:57 I remember my DI's yelling like that all the time.
They’re saying “Freeze, Recruit, Freeze.” But in 1984, it was “Freeze Private Freeze.” And it was “Sir Yes Sir” instead of “Yes Sir.”
Depends on the Battalion, 2nd Battalion used private 3rd Battalion used recruit, not sure about 1st or WRTC (4th Battalion)
3082 - 3rd Bn Kilo, 1991. And why the hell are that Marine's pants so high?! Unsat my friend. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I remember... 3rd Bn, 3031, H Co, 3013..
That's GySgt Mason walking around behind the new hat on initial drill.
I never met a Marine I didn't get along with.
The SDI may be laid back in this part, I bet catching his wrath would be Hell
I respect the hell out of the Marines. I ended up in the Navy, but wish I would have went in the Marines. I went to RTC Orlando the same year as these guys. Hard to believe that these guys, and I as well, are around 50 now. Man how time flies. God bless the Corps.
"Thoroughly indoctrinated in love of Corps and Country". Graduated November 20th, 1981. It used to be thoroughly indoctrinated in love of God, Corps and Country. I guess they took God out of the equation when they allowed LGBT to serve "openly". And sure this nation becoming too PC they don't want to offend any atheists. I think God stopped blessing our nation quite some time ago. Semper Fi to all real Marines. Not femmes or WMs. (Men formed the history and battle traditions of the Marine Corps, not WM's. So Semper Fi does not apply to WM'S) That's hard Corps!
I can guarantee you they had this Platoon lean mean killing machines.
Sir where you a 2nd platoon Di during the summer 1994.
Music to my ears. I went to MCRD San Diego Aug-Nov 1989 Platoon 3075. Just had a nephew ship off to San Diego a couple weeks ago. This is the day that every Marine remembers. I love the sense of calm you get the first few days at Receiving. DI's aren't really going crazy, just a lot of being rushed around...and then you form it up and go to your real platoon. Series Commander is all calm, the Senior is calm, then come these monsters! Love it.
San Diego, M Co, 3989, Sep-Nov 1983. I quickly discovered my capacity of short term memory and that I could tolerate ANYTHING thrown at me. Now retired.
This is the watered down version. If that Co was standing behind the camera 12:36 not sounding in sync and with volume, you would be see what really happens.
I went through 3rd BN Lima CO about a year after this. Plantoon 3129 SDI SSGT Shoemaker
3045, 82 PI....
Now this is boot camp I remember. It's been 24 years for me and I remember this like it was yesterday.
Same 22 though.
@@mtmadigan82 This was almost accurate. Instead of the sea bags just being dumped, they were thrown all over the place, and the recruits were getting knocked around.
Its has been 39 years ago since I step on the foot prints of MCRD SD and I don't forget single day of my recruit training. Semper Fidelis
weak sauce
They were ASSHOLES
No Thank You Let the fighters be real men. I watch TV all day.
Went through in 81 , loved all of it . I knew it was a big game to weed out the useless ones however it’s a numbers game to graduate a certain amount of body’s 😢
2065 Fox Co 1976
3073, India Co. 3rd Herd. Sept 1992, Sunny San Diego. Semper
This is the beginning of the real thing.
I was in Plt. 3076 in 1973 @ MCRDSD SDI S/Sgt Barr DI's S/Sgt Voorhees & Sgt Mendoza a pickup DI was S/Sgt Dwyer. Also Utilities were Green Not Camo.
Fail the asvab and u end up a marine
Oh another jealous girl here behind the keyboard...
Those barracks in 3rd battalion are no longer there. They have new barracks behind 2nd battalion.
*👍супер и привет от тренера по футболу3*
This looks a lot more relaxed than I remember. As soon as our CPT left, all Hell broke loose. I went to Boot Camp in 1998 though. This says 92'? Hmm, ok. I just remember the CPT left and then, receiving was over.......and holy buckets of monkey shit. Just like that movie Aladdin, It was a "Whole New World" LOL.
1997 1st Battalion Delta Co. Recruits were getting smacked all over the place. I remember one recruit getting a trash can put on over his head wear all you can see is from the waist down lol. He just stood there at attention because he wasn't fast enough.
1/29/1980 arrival to Paradice Island
2/15/81 here...
I was in 3118, this guy was our platoon's senior DI also.... he went on to get a doctorate in education
How true it is completely different the DI'S back when I was going through boot camp were like u have no idea they were the toughest that they had back then when the Cold War and Nam was getting started
Carmelo Alvarez
that money valuables bag.
On PI from 1999-2004
I love the Kill Hats bro
Lol, wow... I didnt know there were video cameras in 1992! Or at least that mortal enslisted types could afford such things! MCRD SD, Alpha Co, Plt 1097, YOOL 2002
Damn the DIs were so calm back then. Today they just screaming shit I can’t even understand 😂😮💨
Wait for the camera's to be turned off, then make a judgement.
"Keep in mind this is an island...". In other words, what he was saying to them was if any of them might have been thinking of trying to escape at this stage, it's not gonna be as easy as it looks in the movies 😃