Agreed! I served in the army, not for America. Rule one was do, don't question the rank and never complain. Even when I got rank, the rules never changed!
I was Plt. 3001 India Company MCRD 1989.... You NEVER forget your DI'S, or MY PRE LAW PROFESSOR. Being a Marine is still the BEST thing I've ever done in my life, and I graduated from Princeton Law School! Semper Fi my brothers and sisters in arms.
3081 here, August 1986. Skip, Love, Mims, and later Pfortmiller joined. By 3rd phase we were chomping at the bit for some thrashing. Me: Bangs 3 times on the duty hut... Drill Instructor Sgt. Love: "WHAT!?!?!?!" Me: "Sir, PFC Cheek, meritorious 0300 guaranteed contract regular requests permission to get thrashed sir!" From inside the duty hut... Drill Instructor SGT Love: "GET THE FUCK AWAY FROM MY DUTY HUT RECRUIT!" Me: "SIR, GET THE FUCK AWAY FROM THE DRILL INSTRUCTOR'S DUTY HUT! AYE AYE SIR!!!" runs back to my rack. Laughter explodes in the squad bay as 89 recruits clean M16A2s Drill instructor SGT Love steps outside the duty hut with his hands on his hips. "SHUT YOUR FUCKING PIE HOLES! I DID NOT SAY YOU COULD LAUGH!" silence..... unless you listened closely.
Ssgt. Pippin, if you're out there, I just wanted to say that people like you are what make the military of our nation one that no one should mess with. And even though I do not have any thoughts of joining the military, especially the Marines, I have deep respect for those serving.
Seen other speeches like this, very similar. Was US Army 1985-1988. Some of my Drill Sergeants were Vietnam vets, along with the 1SGT. No disrespect to any of them, but Marine DI's are the best at this.
I wasnt a marine, i was a soldier but to me every red blooded american should be made to serve in one of our military branches straight out of high school, we would definitly be a stronger more patriotic nation!
ABSOLUTELY! Less than .05% of Americans, are or ever have, served in the military. To think, if we DOUBLED our military; still less than 1% of Americans have served... Its a wonder how we are so badass. Kinda makes the ‘ol “thank you for your service” mean a little bit more.
It’s not “forced” when it is the norm. Therefore there isn’t resentful or useless turds (anymore then we already have). Both of those two things can be dealt with. Multiple other countries use this system and are successful with it. Make it a basic 2 year commitment upon high school graduation with minimal “advanced” training or more years depending on the cost of advanced training they “elect”. Of course, their are still screenings of who they let in (medical/physical limitations). Once it’s the standard or normalcy, then it is accepted. Makes me wonder what our immigration rate would be if everybody knew that once granted citizenship and considering medical/physical/age limitations, that they would immediately be required to serve in our military....🤔
Gavrie Capili it doesn’t have to be. Serve your 2 years and leave. That would be the basic NORMAL requirement. It wouldn’t be a volunteer thing, unless they choose to serve longer. Just think, the average high school graduating class is 200 people, currently only ONE of them will volunteer to serve our country in the military; on average. That is scary. Now with no more military retirement offered, its only gonna get worse.
I wasn't a marine...I was army...but in all branches it never ceases to amaze me how every1 forgets which side is left and which side is right...it has happened to us all
A lot of the things we take for granted is part of the attention to detail. Left means left and right means right. We think holding in your hands but if they say pouch in left hand and card in right also shows uniformity. A DI can look down and see all 70 pouches in left hand and all cards in the right. The card in the left hand would stick out and would hate to be that recruit. The not knowing left from right may seem like a joke to us but all attention to detail.
Our DI's didn't talk like that or make such a dramatic entrance as they do now, you could easily understand them, but, don't let that fool you they were hard as nails, this was mcrdsd in the mid 70's.
I wish that they’d add at least 3 more weeks to recruit training AND make ALL Marines go through ITB, not just MCT or ITB. If every Marine is a rifleman we ALL need to go through ITB at SOI, and for those who have technical MOSs go on from their three months at SOI to their MOS schools. THAT would strengthen the Corps! THE MARINE CORPS NEEDS THIS! There’s a completely new kind of war in the horizon and it’s going to be global in a manner like never seen before, it’s not going to be like my time in during GWOT after I joined in September 11, 2001. Politicians want to weaken the Corps with political correctness but only Marines can correct this! “Marine Corps, the command was, locate, close with, and destroy the enemy by fire and maneuver; repel the enemy assault by fire and close combat, CORRECT YOURSELF!!!” “Aye sir!!”
@@GJB1065 a Heavy hat is the highest billet (position) a green belt Drill Instructor can hold. He is right below the Senior Drill Instructor in authority.
Platoon 3029, India Co., 3rd Recruit Training Battalion, Paris Island 1997. SDI SSgt Khert, DI Sgt Potes, DI Sgt George, DI Sgt Claffey, DI Sgt Frances. Will never forget those names! Semper Fi!
My father was a DI for 3 yrs..I thought it would be a cake walk when I went in from being around that controlled insanity and knowing it was all preplanned and very structured as to what happened.I was sorely mistaken! It was a different world being on the receiving end as opposed to "knowing" what was going to occur.
Sgt Wehmeier had the best cadence ever. I was looking on here for it. He was my temporary SDI because my original SDI had to go home for a few week because his wife gave birth.
Connorjd45 I bet he was a great LaMaze coach! “When I say push, you’re gonna bear down and push! Do you understand?” “Yes, Sir!” “What are you gonna do when I say push?” “Bear down and push, Sir!” “P U S H !” “Aye, Sir!” “P U S H ! DO IT NOW!” “Aye, Sir!” “Aye-Aye, Sir!” “Aye-Aye, Sir!”
Can anyone answer me? What is the real purpose of changing tones during the DI speech? 4:15 as an example. He just switch from screaming to calm. I don't get it.
He is putting emphasis on it to get it through their head but also probably to rest his voice a little, it would suck to lose his voice this early into the cycle
When did they outlaw running in the squad bay? I mean, I get it due to safety, but it sure looks weird. We had to damn near sprint to our position on line back in 89, and given how cramped the 3rd battalion barracks were, we had some great collisions and domino falls.
Oh yeah, especially during the first two weeks. You heard a lot of it after Black Friday. I admit, I did too. Black Friday (or Saturday in our case) was a whirlwind of new DIs, an astronomical jump in intensity, and the realization that receiving was just a small taste of the pain to come. That first night in the 3rd Battalion barracks left most with a feeling of "what the hell have I gotten myself into?" Many tears were shed, and one guy in my platoon tried to run off and got caught by MPs down by the 7 day store by 3rd Battalion. We never saw him again.
***** In my day, you would get ridiculed loudly and soundly by a junior DI. The SDI would then make sure you weren't going to commit suicide, then jump in your ass and tell you to suck it up.
We ran in 93, but never down the middle of the highway. Never, ever did u go down the center. A recruit did that and we r were going island hopping. Horrible job recording though. Thing was all over the place
ROBOTS in green !!!! VERBAL ABUSE WILL NOT BE TOLERATED !!! As jerk screams at the poor saps !!! To bad their ASVAB scores didn’t get them into the Navy or Air Force !!!
2092 F Co. 2dRTBN PISC Grad. Date: 22 Dec 1980 I've been watching many videos of Parris Island and I notice several things that are RADICALLY different than from when I went through. The Drill Instructors used to be, literally, up in your face, blood vessels bulging, calling you 'puke' and 'maggot'. (and sometimes a bit worse!) From what I've seen, the DI's stay within arm's length from the recruits, walking in a circle or box-formation yelling ANYTHING but abuse. When did this start? Did some 'Mommie' hear about poor little baby getting yelled at and wrote her Senator? My beloved Corps...☹
Oh stfu I always read comments waiting for one of you to open your stupid mouth about “how it was in my day...LOUD FART NOISE” you know and they know they are on camera. “YOUR” Corp and our Corp are one in the fucking same. Trust nothing has changed. So stop your bloviating. One thing is different though. Our Corp, unlike yours at the time, is combat tested and approved. I’m sorry you missed that type of training.
I enlisted in the Army in 1966, they did the exact same thing to us. Everything is true, what the officer said, we will treat you with respect, you will treat us with respect. God bless are military and are police, and President TRUMP.
“If anyone verbally abuses you come talk to me!”
The catch is he will be doing most of the verbal abusing lol!
Agreed! I served in the army, not for America. Rule one was do, don't question the rank and never complain. Even when I got rank, the rules never changed!
Honestly there was a lot of verbal abuse but you just take it and deal with it
If you cant handle some words, what makes you think you can handle abunch of Talis shooting at you?
You missed the point high speed, but its ok. I got a box of crayons just for you. Its just funny how different a video is from actual bct
@@TexasVexes high speed,low drag :-p
My son was in this platoon . Thank you SSgt. Pippin
To yell or not to yell is the question.
I'm not GOING to choose was his answer.
Volume is not an option
I was Plt. 3001 India Company MCRD 1989.... You NEVER forget your DI'S, or MY PRE LAW PROFESSOR. Being a Marine is still the BEST thing I've ever done in my life, and I graduated from Princeton Law School! Semper Fi my brothers and sisters in arms.
3081 here, August 1986. Skip, Love, Mims, and later Pfortmiller joined.
By 3rd phase we were chomping at the bit for some thrashing.
Me: Bangs 3 times on the duty hut...
Drill Instructor Sgt. Love: "WHAT!?!?!?!"
Me: "Sir, PFC Cheek, meritorious 0300 guaranteed contract regular requests permission to get thrashed sir!"
From inside the duty hut...
Drill Instructor SGT Love: "GET THE FUCK AWAY FROM MY DUTY HUT RECRUIT!"
Me: "SIR, GET THE FUCK AWAY FROM THE DRILL INSTRUCTOR'S DUTY HUT! AYE AYE SIR!!!" runs back to my rack.
Laughter explodes in the squad bay as 89 recruits clean M16A2s
Drill instructor SGT Love steps outside the duty hut with his hands on his hips. "SHUT YOUR FUCKING PIE HOLES! I DID NOT SAY YOU COULD LAUGH!"
silence..... unless you listened closely.
2:30
when you were bad for your substitute teacher, and your normal teacher finds out
Wow I can understand this drill instructor!!
In a less rigid environment, my senior was affectionately known as Popeye.
Ssgt. Pippin, if you're out there, I just wanted to say that people like you are what make the military of our nation one that no one should mess with. And even though I do not have any thoughts of joining the military, especially the Marines, I have deep respect for those serving.
I went thru Paris island in 1987. I still remember my drill instructors. Sdi ssgt watkins, sgt meyers, sgt Bordas, and sgt Cook. You never forget.
It's funny I've forgotten alot of names over the year's.But I'll never forget Gsgt Vennible SGT Adams Sgt Donnathen!
Bruce Frans you’re correct....you never forget
Seen other speeches like this, very similar. Was US Army 1985-1988. Some of my Drill Sergeants were Vietnam vets, along with the 1SGT. No disrespect to any of them, but Marine DI's are the best at this.
I love the videos of initial indoc. They seem hard but fair. When the camera's go off... it's game faces on.
I was one floor below them when this happened. Pippin was a beast. Mike Co Parris Island 2011
This would make a good alarm ring tone.
SIT UP STRAIGHT
I wasnt a marine, i was a soldier but to me every red blooded american should be made to serve in one of our military branches straight out of high school, we would definitly be a stronger more patriotic nation!
ABSOLUTELY! Less than .05% of Americans, are or ever have, served in the military. To think, if we DOUBLED our military; still less than 1% of Americans have served... Its a wonder how we are so badass. Kinda makes the ‘ol “thank you for your service” mean a little bit more.
It’s not “forced” when it is the norm. Therefore there isn’t resentful or useless turds (anymore then we already have). Both of those two things can be dealt with. Multiple other countries use this system and are successful with it. Make it a basic 2 year commitment upon high school graduation with minimal “advanced” training or more years depending on the cost of advanced training they “elect”. Of course, their are still screenings of who they let in (medical/physical limitations). Once it’s the standard or normalcy, then it is accepted.
Makes me wonder what our immigration rate would be if everybody knew that once granted citizenship and considering medical/physical/age limitations, that they would immediately be required to serve in our military....🤔
The military isn’t for everyone though
Gavrie Capili it doesn’t have to be. Serve your 2 years and leave. That would be the basic NORMAL requirement. It wouldn’t be a volunteer thing, unless they choose to serve longer. Just think, the average high school graduating class is 200 people, currently only ONE of them will volunteer to serve our country in the military; on average. That is scary. Now with no more military retirement offered, its only gonna get worse.
motoxguy7
1 in every 200 People enlisting isn’t scary considering it’s peacetime. If there’s a war, sure, draft as you will.
2:31 Look at all of the heads pop up to sit up straight.
@lamar mikell I will not fall for it
They’re always so much nicer on video.
That's true XD but I swear sometimes your DI's just wanna make you laugh
Gravitron I had that happen one time. He wanted me to lose my bearing and I did.
@@Adam-bq2vw I had 1 DI to where when he got to zero he'd whisper it and it was so funny
Gravitron Oh I’m sure they entertain each other with stories of the fk fk games that they play with recruits.
There's something lost when that intensity isn't directed at YOU
Sgt Pippin, have you seen Sgt Merry? I asked Lt's Frodo and Sam and they haven't seen him either.
I was Army but Mad Respect to all branches..I feed of the goosebumps.
So much room in these new squad bays.
i was there xD i remember this day. we graduated in 2012 sigh good times
i dont know why this was suggested to me but i love it
I took part in native fury with now Gunny Pimpin... super chill individual.
I wasn't a marine...I was army...but in all branches it never ceases to amaze me how every1 forgets which side is left and which side is right...it has happened to us all
I miss it, but I don't. However, I'll never forget it. Different generations, same knowledge and discipline.
I was in Kilo Co. Plt. 3017 at PI back in 94Aug-94Nov. Damn, the barracks have changed big time.
1994 also 2149
A lot of the things we take for granted is part of the attention to detail. Left means left and right means right. We think holding in your hands but if they say pouch in left hand and card in right also shows uniformity. A DI can look down and see all 70 pouches in left hand and all cards in the right. The card in the left hand would stick out and would hate to be that recruit. The not knowing left from right may seem like a joke to us but all attention to detail.
Also God forbid if you dropped either one... Can you say Gomer Pyle?
Plt 3017 graduation 3 Mar 1986 MCRD PI
Man anybody else miss this
Hell yeah. I think quite a few of us get a smile on our face when remembering it.
God it’s like having attack dogs 😂 he says go and they go absolutely nuts while he just stands there looking pleased at the chaos he is creating
Soon, all of those recruits will be just as bonkers hahaha
Fuc yeah....... HooRah !!!!!!!
Our DI's didn't talk like that or make such a dramatic entrance as they do now, you could easily understand them, but, don't let that fool you they were hard as nails, this was mcrdsd in the mid 70's.
YEEAHHHH BUDDY!!! ROLLIN LIKE A BIG SHOT!
I ship out to PI in April and this honestly excites me!
Good luck! I don’t know you but I’m excited for you bro
Good luck I went in July 2019
David Schleeper thank you so much!!
Seth Warriner Oh nice!! Congrats! I kinda wish I would’ve went in right after high school. That would’ve been in 2018 but I’m just excited to go now.
a marine never steals... they tactically acquire material from other platoons and branches
I wish that they’d add at least 3 more weeks to recruit training AND make ALL Marines go through ITB, not just MCT or ITB. If every Marine is a rifleman we ALL need to go through ITB at SOI, and for those who have technical MOSs go on from their three months at SOI to their MOS schools. THAT would strengthen the Corps! THE MARINE CORPS NEEDS THIS! There’s a completely new kind of war in the horizon and it’s going to be global in a manner like never seen before, it’s not going to be like my time in during GWOT after I joined in September 11, 2001. Politicians want to weaken the Corps with political correctness but only Marines can correct this! “Marine Corps, the command was, locate, close with, and destroy the enemy by fire and maneuver; repel the enemy assault by fire and close combat, CORRECT YOURSELF!!!” “Aye sir!!”
I haven't been in long (army at that) but I agree with you 100 hundred percent. We've been sitting idly in peace too long. A storms brewing
Holy crap joining the day of the twin towers attack I cannot imagine that
Your spirit and your mind
Well done SSgt Pippin. Do you remember , FFoouuurrrr as you passed in review at graduation 3-9-12.
This gave me recruit training PTSD
Recruit training was something
@@GravitronGaming My favorite fuck fuck game was Touch the Spirit and Discipline sign in 3rd Battalion 😩
@@lancecrippled 🤣🤣
@@lancecrippled my favorite was during drill. GET BACKK
DI's all here Well executed in all the training and as in accordance to USMC DRILLs....... Lookin' Sharp.................................
Oh man... I had Sgt Wehmeir as my Heavy
Is a heavy a senior di, or something else
@@GJB1065 a Heavy hat is the highest billet (position) a green belt Drill Instructor can hold. He is right below the Senior Drill Instructor in authority.
Fuckin awesome. Much respect to the Corps.
32 years ago and it’s like it was yesterday.. parris island thumping third injury company 3079..
Platoon 3029, India Co., 3rd Recruit Training Battalion, Paris Island 1997.
SDI SSgt Khert, DI Sgt Potes, DI Sgt George, DI Sgt Claffey, DI Sgt Frances.
Will never forget those names! Semper Fi!
Don't know if Pippin still in. Met SSgt (probably First Sgt now) Pippin at MOS school Fort Gordon. Was one of the coolest/ funniest SNCO there.
Same here I was at Fort Gordon in 2009
I am.. lol
@@pippin3101 you're a first sergeant now?
pippin3101 Highest respects from an civilian.🙏🏽
Cool 😎
3rd Battalion still Rocks,
Plt. 3037 Lima Co. grad. 9May1977, SDI SSgt. Moch. I’ll never forget The Man.
Semper Fidelus ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,
My father was a DI for 3 yrs..I thought it would be a cake walk when I went in from being around that controlled insanity and knowing it was all preplanned and very structured as to what happened.I was sorely mistaken! It was a different world being on the receiving end as opposed to "knowing" what was going to occur.
Pippen - MCRD PI - Alpha Co. Platoon 1082
Yup
Sgt Wehmeier had the best cadence ever. I was looking on here for it. He was my temporary SDI because my original SDI had to go home for a few week because his wife gave birth.
For real ? Every time he did cadence for us his voice was way to far gone so it just ended up being terrible
Connorjd45 I bet he was a great LaMaze coach! “When I say push, you’re gonna bear down and push! Do you understand?” “Yes, Sir!” “What are you gonna do when I say push?” “Bear down and push, Sir!” “P U S H !” “Aye, Sir!” “P U S H ! DO IT NOW!” “Aye, Sir!” “Aye-Aye, Sir!” “Aye-Aye, Sir!”
What is this sorcery? This house is a goddamned mansion. Since when do recruits have nice digs like these?
You should see India Company’s squadbays
@@disturbed999
LMFAO! 🤣🤣🤣
It’s the new Corps.
The third battalion has new squad bays ever since the old ones got destroyed in a hurricane
Ahh this is the new 3rd Battalion barracks. Really svelte, but I recall 3rd always had the worst digs.
Plt 1028 B Co, Grad 28 Apr 2017 MCRD PI
Man if that guy was constipated, he isn't anymore.....
Damn idk how I feel about how tame that meet was.
❤❤❤
Cpt Magdaleno became Mjr Magdaleno and was my Co while in the schoolhouse at Pensacola
Good times!
If I could do it again... MCRD San Diego PLT.3024 "mighty" Mike co. 3rd bn. Graduated Oct 13 1995.
Those Drill Instructors are bringing it. Good.
My DI,s were navaho back in the day 1980.
Staff sergeant pImPiN
Intense
Series commander “i will now introduce your drill instructors”
*Di* FORWARD MARCH!!
I made the mistake of laughing while doing this shit.... ugh did I regret that.
I messed up my lock combination a few times and sure got it less than a heartbeat later.
Oh shit lol
I was 19 when I was in boot camp.... some of these recruits look like they're 40
Had a Marine in my boot camp platoon that was 32. He was at the end of age limits for joining
holy shit that was polished
3 Battalion, Follow Series, Kilo Co. PLT 3100 SDI SGT Herrera, SGT McGee, SGT Mejia. 09/14/12 - 12/14/12
That was a good platoon.
Just like my First day
Semper FI !!!!!
My former DI got the big chicken dinner for putting 20 stitches in a recruits head after I graduated sometime later , he was brutal , 3003 1987 PI
Can anyone answer me? What is the real purpose of changing tones during the DI speech? 4:15 as an example. He just switch from screaming to calm. I don't get it.
lol
I'd imagine initial shock and then calm to make sure they got the orders down
He is putting emphasis on it to get it through their head but also probably to rest his voice a little, it would suck to lose his voice this early into the cycle
@@ThotBot3000 That's what I was thinking. Thanks!
Some of his speech was written in CAPITAL letters and some of it in sOfT silly speech
When did they outlaw running in the squad bay? I mean, I get it due to safety, but it sure looks weird. We had to damn near sprint to our position on line back in 89, and given how cramped the 3rd battalion barracks were, we had some great collisions and domino falls.
We always ran and I graduated a few months ago, I'm assuming it's because of the cameras
Oh yeah, especially during the first two weeks. You heard a lot of it after Black Friday. I admit, I did too. Black Friday (or Saturday in our case) was a whirlwind of new DIs, an astronomical jump in intensity, and the realization that receiving was just a small taste of the pain to come. That first night in the 3rd Battalion barracks left most with a feeling of "what the hell have I gotten myself into?" Many tears were shed, and one guy in my platoon tried to run off and got caught by MPs down by the 7 day store by 3rd Battalion. We never saw him again.
***** In my day, you would get ridiculed loudly and soundly by a junior DI. The SDI would then make sure you weren't going to commit suicide, then jump in your ass and tell you to suck it up.
We ran in 93, but never down the middle of the highway. Never, ever did u go down the center. A recruit did that and we r were going island hopping. Horrible job recording though. Thing was all over the place
In ourfucking shower shoes 3rd btn 76
Plt 3017 Mcrd PI grad 6 Mar 86
Shit, i wish my platoon were like that from the beginning. Half of my platoon with the soft ass screams. Shit my recruit training was hard.
ROBOTS in green !!!! VERBAL ABUSE WILL NOT BE TOLERATED !!! As jerk screams at the poor saps !!! To bad their ASVAB scores didn’t get them into the Navy or Air Force !!!
Where’s the heavy? Why are there only two DI’s?
There's a senior, Experienced DI (aka Heavy) and Third Hat. Three is a common number for a platoon.
The moment when you went left face instead of right face during initial drill... you knew you were FUCKED
Rah!
I lived on P. I. And I never seen Marines March or Walk or What ever the hell that was ..
Not even the The Recon Shuffle .
Pippin, did you happen to go to Scotland in 97, just asking, I knew a Pippin back then. My last name is Ranger
That must be a lot of work for them with just 3 DI’s
2 more will show up in a couple days
@@patrickhilt2074 not necessarily. look at the size of the platoon. very small.
I was one of those small platoons, we graduated with a platoon of 48 Marines, and 5 DI's
@@patrickhilt2074 Mine was 89 recruits with 3 DI's, until a 4th showed up late in 3rd phase.
Where was this. The barracks don’t look familiar.
Is That You John Wayne?
Is This Me?
I will never forget boot lol
We are safe when you trust the Corp.they fear not,they yield not, they faint not,they will roll over you
He sounds upset
"Easy Pay Card"? Never had this when I was in (1982). I guess they don't issue chits anymore.
I’ll be surprised if you had a easy pay card back in 1982
It’s basically a card that they take $500 out of your first check so you have money to buy shit. Like soap and deodorant
Why are drill instructors the only ones in the Corps who march like that?
Concealed flag pole
Shit is so extra lmao. I'm stationed on a marine base and no one acts like this lmao.
This thumbnail is cursed.
To become the best. If only my fellow civilians understood that.
So how many instructors are in charge of how many recruits?
We had 4 DI's and started with around 50 recruits, 44 graduated.
Plt 2138 hotel Co
We had 3. Started with 81, graduated 56. Plt 2098 Echo company
David Linihan You had gunny sergeant cate
ww3 here we go bois
A 3rd hat with a combat action ribbon? Oh they’re fucked.
Third Battalion 1985!
3081 from 1986 here. DI's were SGTs Skip, Love, Mims, and Pfortmiller (3rd phase)
5:30 Rare footage of a man that stole a Marines crayons.
2092 F Co. 2dRTBN PISC Grad. Date: 22 Dec 1980
I've been watching many videos of Parris Island and I notice several things that are RADICALLY different than from when I went through.
The Drill Instructors used to be, literally, up in your face, blood vessels bulging, calling you 'puke' and 'maggot'. (and sometimes a bit worse!)
From what I've seen, the DI's stay within arm's length from the recruits, walking in a circle or box-formation yelling ANYTHING but abuse.
When did this start? Did some 'Mommie' hear about poor little baby getting yelled at and wrote her Senator?
My beloved Corps...☹
Gardner Berry it’s cause of the cameras being around. Same way you don’t act a fool when you’re close to the flag pole so to speak.
Oh stfu I always read comments waiting for one of you to open your stupid mouth about “how it was in my day...LOUD FART NOISE” you know and they know they are on camera. “YOUR” Corp and our Corp are one in the fucking same. Trust nothing has changed. So stop your bloviating. One thing is different though. Our Corp, unlike yours at the time, is combat tested and approved. I’m sorry you missed that type of training.
Don’t miss this crap
I enlisted in the Army in 1966, they did the exact same thing to us. Everything is true, what the officer said, we will treat you with respect, you will treat us with respect. God bless are military and are police, and President TRUMP.
Your president just got impeached...how's them apples now?
Robert Cruz trump has no respect for anyone and the fact that you’re Mexican and supporting him is stupid.
This is so entertaining
I get sick to my stomach thinking about ever doing it again. DI just isn't for me
why does he talk LIKE THIS?!
because that's just how DI'S TALK...they all talk JUST LIKE THIS... because that's how THEY TRAIN TO DO IT.
Especially in First Phase, everyone is screaming...lol!!!
Ain’t no way they’re 3rd battalion with that disrespectful volume 😪
Forgotten Relic 3rd battalion was garbage 🥱
Funny. I know a Relic. He was a DI.
My biggest regret in life!,,not joining the Marines 💯