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Parris Island Raw - Emblem Ceremony
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- čas přidán 20. 07. 2014
- The Marine Corps introduced the Boot Camp training event known as The Crucible in December 1996. The 54 hour event occurring near the end of recruit training features little sleep, little food, and over 40 miles of marching and several warrior stations that test physical toughness and mental agility. This event culminates with a final march in from the training area and a formation around the Parris Island Iwo Jima Monument. It is there that the Drill Instructors who trained them will place the eagle, globe, and anchor into the hands of the recruits, thereby awarding them the title of United States Marine. This video provides a rare look at this very private and cherished moment in the life of today's Marines. Provided here is the Emblem Ceremony that took place on Saturday morning, July 21, 2007. Good-To-Go Video was privileged to be the official producer of the Parris Island Graduation Ceremony Video/DVD from Nov 1999 to Nov 1,
2013. During much of 2007 and 2008 the program included the Emblem Ceremony. These Graduation Programs and more are available for order at www.goodtogovideo.com.
Almost everyone in my entire life always doubted me. During that ceremony I cried and felt so proud of myself and thought of those who didn't believed in me
The corps has changed...I received mine on the parade field at mcrd April 2004 in front of the audience and family members...by my kill hat DI SSgt. Woods.. smoked the living fuck out of me..before he could give it to me I was crying..glad I got it from him.. soon much emotion because of him shaping and molding...Never forget him...Golf Co 2155 April 4th 2004. Dad got his B day present...seeing me make it through...2003-2007
oh fuck you ain't the only one who did...I remember anytime somebody was getting smoked on the quarterdeck I was up there...didn't even have to do anything wrong n my ass was still up there
nicholas Mankin Good times brother
I think we got ours day before graduation, And I don't remember much ceremony . Still called Recruit till graduation , Left for Camp lejeune on a bus 2 Hr later Plt 315 3rd btn 1970
Same man. I gave up on myself all the time when I was on the Depot a decade ago. But I made it. Oorah
When DI Sgt Floyd put the Emblem in my hand he said to me "I wish your family were here to see this. They would be proud of you"
That's when I started crying
i started crying while we prayed at my companies ceremony lol, best day of my life.
Nick Samartino -- Same here, was a lot to take in in the 3 day period.
Nick Samartino yeah thought my heavy was my worst enemy through boot, then he handed me my ega.
I envy you, I went to Parris Island in August of 1968. When we graduated we didn't have a ceremony with the globe & ancker. They handed us our dog tags and orders and put us on buses to Lejeune. They were hurting for Marines to send to Vietnam. SEMPER FI Brothers and Sisters
John Williamson thank you John for your service in a harrowing war. You did what many still wouldn’t do.
John Williamson. Parris Island. 3Rd Btl H Co 1964. They did the same thing with us. Late February of 65 I received my orders for Vietnam while stationed at Camp Lejeune. Thanks for serving with us.
Thank you for your service, John. Semper Fi.
Welcome home john
Doesn't matter how big and bad you are. We had a 25 yr old gang banger in our platoon. Rap sheet longer than Ron Jeremy's dick. He bawled like a baby when our senior handed him his EGA and I stood right next to him and balled my eyes out too. Our senior said each tear was the soul of a marine who gave their life for this country welcoming us into the brotherhood. I will never forget that day.
Nothing else like that moment.
Amen brother!!
I remember when I received my EGA. I went to boot camp in July 2003, graduated Oct 10 2003 3rd Btn Mike Co. I cried that day because I was proud of myself and my fellow Marines. This was one of my greatest accomplishments to date. I am forever grateful to be a United States Marine. Even though I am now a veteran I am and forever will be a Marine. SEMPER FI.
Wow!! I was born on that day. October 10 2003. 17 years later I would receive my own EGA
Three awesome days. 1. When i got my eagle globe and anchor my son being born and then the best seing my son get his eagle globe and anchor i will never forget
God bless the United States Marines!!
I have 2 nephews who are Marines. Thank you to ALL who serve past, present and future. From a proud daughter of a World War II veteran.
You can see it in their faces. They are proud. Proud that they are still standing. Proud of themselves. Proud even though they can't sing worth a shit. Don't care. Don't even think about messing with them. They will tear you a new one. I love them.
Proudest day of my entire life. DI Sgt Thayer handed me my Eagle Globe and Anchor and told me "Jeez Conway, you're a mess." Because I was crying so damn hard.
Were you in alpha company?
*September 1985*
After the 10-mile force march (rifles and backpacks), being the platoon scribe (3069, 3rd & I, Parris Island), I was tasked with assigning the security watch for the evening. I searched the squadbay to fill my roster. Blood-filled blisters, stress fractures and shin splints plagued the entire platoon.
I called for volunteers, having the compassion to NOT assign recruits who were next in line. I received four recruits to fill the first four hours of the watch. I did the last four hours of the watch. *THIS IS THE COMMITMENT THE MARINES ARE LOOKING FOR!*
If you can't complete a five-mile marathon, do not enlist in the Marine Corps.
Although I have never served I hold each and every one of you dear to my heart. I have so much pride and respect for those of you that have chosen to protect and fight for the things that so many of take for granted. Our freedom is indeed not free as many have forgotten and I thank you all for serving...God Bless, Godspeed and Semper Fi!!!
There's nothing to say about this....one could only watch admiration....so powerful
February 26, 2011. The day I earned the title. Graduated March 4 the following week on my 21st birthday. I’ll never forget. SFMF🦅🌎⚓️
I'm former Army, but this ceremony even choked me up. Very moving. Thank you for sharing
i leave for bootcamp on august 9 this motivates the hell out of me and it should motivate any poolees out there
+Richard Dixon You won't know motivation till you cross the bridge on the final hike at the end of the crucible when you finally get to sing cadence. I never would have thought that during the most painful hike of boot camp I would be so happy. That's only for Paris Island though idk how Hollywood Marines do it.
+Pat Soler Same thing. We climb a hill though. That's about it.
+Richard Dixon Good luck man I hope you stay motivated and make it through
Richard Dixon welcome back, marine!
@@OhDefined do you guys do the emblem ceromy and play this prideful music? In San diego?
These are the most beautiful people I have ever seen. I am so thankful for their lives and livelihoods.
I remember that feeling of receiving my EGA. We got them on the day before graduation day, 2001 3rd Btln India Co. Plt 3096! One of the greatest days ever. Semper Fi Marines, Teufelhunden!
The version of the Marine Corps hymn being played in this video is so beautiful. It hits me in the gut just listening to it.
Played the whole time we were receiving our EGAS, made the moment even more unforgettable
@@paulpiotrowski45 man... I wish they played this for us
One of the most emotional moments you can go through. If you don't shed at least one tear while you are awarded your EGA, there's something wrong. I wish I could experience that exact moment again, even though it wan't that long ago
Best day of my life besides my son being born. When that monument comes into view from humping back from the crucible there's a freakish adrenaline that pumps through you like you can't imagine! Every Parris Island Marine knows exactly what I am talking about! S/F
Semper Fi! to these new members of our Corps.
I am so proud of these new Marines. Semper Fi from Platoon 1022, 1966.
We started screaming cadences. Some started crying. We went by the We Make Marines sign. Others started crying. We drop our packs. More started crying. We formed up at the Iwo Jima monument. More started crying. The music kicks in. I started crying. 60 training days, all done, leading up to this moment. My senior told me he wasn't gonna make it easy, but I earned it, as he handed me my eagle, globe, and anchor.
Boot camp was hell, and as much as I joke about my stupidity of joining the Corps so underprepared, I'm glad I made it out of Parris Island as a US Marine.
Well thank you and thank the ones that have given all and the ones that are still to come, you all are the reason we can do what we do thank you all god bless
I am Senior Drill Instructor Sgt. White and I approve this video
Other than seeing my two children born, this was one of the proudest moments of my life...
God bless our country but most of all God bless our Marine Corps
The deluge of emotion that comes in this moment is indescribable.
A sense of accomplishment, pride, glory,
exhaustion, hunger, relief, pain, strength, joy, and all the rest, except for anger, hits you all at once like a Mack truck, and is nearly impossible to keep inside.
I’ve been told that this is where DIs get in close contact with their Marines and give them words of encouragement... I drive by Paris Island once a month for work... I think of this moment for these young women and men and how that feeling must be. God keep them safe and in the palm of Your hand 🇺🇸
It's the best thing you can do with your life. I'm so glad I joined. Semper Fi.
October 2nd, 2008 on the parade deck at Edson Range. Drill Instructor Sergeant Fisher gave me my emblem. I wasn't crying at first, but a few seconds later God Bless the USA started playing over the PA and I lost it.
I'd do ANYTHING to be able to experience that moment again
I graduated from PI in Nov. 1968. We got our dog tags at the time we got our orders, in the squadbay. No ceremony, nothing. I think that the new way is a great way to instill the pride into these young Marines. Semper Fi
the change is forever no words to describe it Semper Fi!
I’m just gonna say. Those that didn’t feel the chill when the music started playing, and those who didn’t cry at this ceremony, didn’t truly earn it. If you didn’t cry, you didn’t give it your everything.
platoon 618 1944 was a long time before the crucible.
+John Robinson Sir your Crucible was the war
Oorah!
The absolute proudest moment of my life. Semper Fi brothers and sisters
Parris Island 2009 2nd Battalion Golf
Company
DI Sgt Martinez awarded me my EGA
I will never forget
Welcome all my new Brothers and Sisters.
im not a marine but seeing the emotion in their faces reminds me of when i was given my airmans coin... proudest moment for me just like this is for them
I'm literally bawling my eyes out watching this. Every one of those recruits went though hell and came out on top. You definitely earned the title of united states marine.
On an added note, I loved it when the band started playing the superman theme at the end.
thank you for sharing such a proud moment. God bless, and thank you to all the men and women for their strength, bravery, selflessness and courage. I am proud to be part of the Marine Corps family, my daughter and brother are both Marines.
Thank You!!
While a great moment...it doesn't come close to graduation day, my grand dad (also a Marine) shaking my hand and saying well done Marine.
Im a Marine. Once a Marine always they say. I graduated PI Dec 84 . This video choked me up i mean i shed a couple. bcuz of. The pride i felt came right back from that day til now. Semper fi.
only thing that suck about Bootcamp was the fact that we had to buy everything. and that means everything. and some folks didnt know they were spending their own money
When I arrived in April, 1956, we were charged fifty cents for each of our haircuts. That, along with our other purchases of shaving gear, shoe polish, toothpaste, etc., came out of the $97 a month---the starting pay for a private. I'm almost 81, and the Marine Corps training still helps me in many ways. Semper Fi to all of you.
@@danielrousseau4842 no way in 1956 were you charged $100 a month for your hygiene and haircuts. Not calling you a liar but you must have your assumptions call call confused because I went through in 1999 and didn't cost but 1/3 of that a month.
I remember the bank that they set us up with. Such a sham.
@@bradsargent1907 Bradley, in 1956 a Private E1 was paid $97 a month. I never said we were charged $100 a month for haircuts, shaving gear, soap, toothbrush, etc. I just said those things were subtracted from our pay when we left Parris Island.
@@danielrousseau4842 gotcha
A moment that everyone remembers for life. I was army ROTC. My parents didn't bother coming to my commissioning ceremony. And I was a DMG (Distinguished Mikitary Graduate/ Member of Scabbard and Blade National Honor Society.)
I feel kinda jealous I never went through the EGA ceremony. I did cry, however.
MCRD/SD 1979 • F Co. 2093
Having served during peace time we did not have this ceremony. They day I was able to put the Eagle, Globe and Anchor on my uniform was the greatest day of my life. I will never for get that day. I am proud to have served and I am proud of the new generation that has come behind me. The Corps is in good hands, Honor, Courage , and Commitment is the ethos of our beloved Corps. NEVER FORGET!!! Semper Fidelis Marines!
It was my pleasure to have served.
Cant believe its been 8 years since this moment. I cried like a bitch lol. 4 deployments later I'm still moto as fuck.
King Tye are you still in?
this is great, we didn't have this in 72, there just as good as we were and a lot smarter.
My husbandenlisted in 1972, when the Marines motto was GOD COUNTRY CORPS... now it's courage honor & commitment took God out, so sad . Two sons enlisted 1997& 1999. GOD Bless all ! The dress blues are the bomb👍
Can't wait to become a marine after college, been my dream since I was 8
Watching this video actually brought tears to my eyes everything from the sergeant having the flag raised and talking about God as our savior and this and that I was definitely moved very touching. Also seeing these men and women receiving the emblem to make it official they finally made it to becoming a official Marine congrats guys and gals. I have a lot of respect for the Marine Corps in the Navy my dad was aboard the USS Saratoga back in the 70s now it has been laid to rest and take an out of service in sankt and laid peacefully so I have a lot of respect for the guys and gals of the military and of the Marine Corps in the Navy specifically. So after watching this and being touched the way I am all I can say is congrats and orahhhhhh!
What an honor to have that badge and that uniform cant wait to join
Mario Lozano It's not a badge, it is an emblem and insignia for the United States Marine Corps. For God's sake, don't call it a badge if you make it through boot camp and they hand it to you.
I wish I could turn back the clock when I was in the MARINES in 1997 COMPANY H
Though this video is five years old, it is as real today as ever. The tears are the accomplishment of these Marines. They earned the globe and anchor and the title of United States Marines. I am from the Air Force, it was no different in 1976 when I graduated Basic Training, our MTI's telling us we were now a part of the United States Air Force, shaking our hands as tears ran down our cheeks. Unless you have served you can not understand the brotherhood that exists with-in all 5 branches of the military, nor can you understand the responsibilities you will earn once at your jobs. I earned the rank of Staff Sergeant which means I was supervising new airmen coming to the 92d Bomb Wing, 92d Security Police. Our jobs centered on securing B-52 and KC-135 aircraft on 15 minute ground alert with nuclear weapons on board. We served with Strategic Air Command and Won the cold war. Our motto was Peace Is Our Profession! Because we were ready, the Soviet Union never made a first strike at the United States. How ever lest anyone think we did it on our own, we did Not, it took all 5 branches of our military to complete the mission. Men and Women I never met did their jobs so I could do mine. There is no I in Team and there never will be. Thank You to each person that volunteers to put on our nation's military uniform. It is an awesome responsibility, backed by God's awesome grace!
I love this flag I would die for it .
Love this video I'm proud of these people
Thanks for ur service of armed forces .
Well done my young brothers!
My guy at 8:36 made my brain hurt. My NCO Drill and Ceremony knife-hand flared up.
Yo imagine being pinned by the chaplain and then going to the freaking armory and checking out your serial number.
Cant wait to join and serve my country after highschool
USMC 1964 -- 68. Parris Island 3Rd Btn. Vietnam 65 -- 66, Lima Co. 3/9 Weapons Plt. ( Vietnam was the real crucible ). Well in 64 it was very rough and fast paced. But seeing this here and compared to 1964, well I am glad I went through in 64. Things were much better. Nothing personal.
cherish it my brothers Semper Fi
Plt 3029 I Co. 3rd Btln Jan to April 1997
I believe we were the 2nd series to go through the Crucible.
That would be correct. Most of the footage is from that very cold January group.
Waaaay back in 2007... the Corps was still tough and not WOKE like in 2021... disband before further dishonor! Semper Fi!
I'll be there in 2 months
tears
I got something in my eye.
I get chills everytime I hear the National Anthem :)
My guy in the back really tried to present arms with an air rifle at 1:54 😂😂😂
Aint what it used to be... Old marine here...
I stand corrected ...... I know that the Marines have been around a lot longer than the movie star wars , so the movie must of coppied a few bars from the Marines . Thank You .........
Army is corps angel
3rd Btn Mike Co. Plt 3092 Nov. 10th 2016 Ooorah!
They didn't have any thing like this I 62
My old barracks!
Marsoc Was founded just last year before this
I was in the MARINES CORPS for twelve weeks
12 weeks ?
what happened ?
@@jeremiahmendez3318 I ENJOYED every minute. Even the EGA CEREMONY and WARRIOR'S BREAKFAST ALL YOU CAN EAT
@@darellbell605 then what happened ?
@@jeremiahmendez3318 You sound like an IDIOT
when did they start doing this. I when in 1988. and it was so different from this.
I think in 97 or 96
Every time I was a Air Force vid I want to join the Air Force but when I watch a Marine vid I want to join the marines idk witch I wanna join
Alex Williams okay thanks for the advice
I was right there with the same chaplain in December of that year. Semper fi devils
3rd Battalion Plt 3072
Lima Company
Sept. 21, 2001
OORAH DEVIL DOGGS
🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🙋♀️🇹🇭🥊🥊just be happy dear Thanks again fight fight fight
OoRah !!!
If I could fight w them I surely would protect them as they would for me .
That flag is all to me every time I see this flag I most always cry
And the guys who died f it gave there lives for us on this us land
Thank you all .
why the hell are some of them wearing 8 point covers and most are wearing boonies hats?
Did Superman arrive at the end?
the singing of the hymn uhh. all over the place. nice ceremony though
Mo,eyang tumbasne personel sedanten kalong gelang,alnabil,sedoyo tentara navi 1kotak/1set kalung,gelang alnabil.
Back in my day you didn't earn the *title* Marine until you walked across the grinder on graduation day. Now males and females train together. NOT MY CORPS!
We freedom believe in God dear thanks nice video WOW take care of your self dear 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🙋♀️🌴🌴🌴🌻
WAS THAT THE " STAR WARS " MUSIC AT THE END ? ..........
No, it is the Marines Hymn
8:37 who else saw that shit
What is the song at the beginning of the ceremony?
plt 1022 66 we did not have that.
SD or P I?
SSGT Bolton?
for the rest of your life all you have to remember is I am I Marine staff sergeant for your staff sergeant Paul made me a man
What's the song that starts at 8:40?
that is the Marine Corps hymn. sacred song to the corps.
It is the Marines' Hymn, but in a slow rhythm. Most of the time is play that way during a cutting cake ceremony or bringing something important to the crowd. Semper Fi SSgt Gamba 0369
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