I promise i am not a spam bot and a real person. I have a personal project that i am trying to do with regard to marine bootcamp and need about 30 minutes of time from a drill instructor to discuss it. Can someone not make fun of me, disrespect me, and take me seriously?
Yes I know I am a civilian. That's the entire beauty of it. If you knew the cause and my progress you would be calling me senior drill civilian badass. Several other marines have called me badass already. But all some marines can do is be a bully, not shut their mouth and actually listen with intelligence before insulting people.
In short... I was told I would be paralyzed in a wheelchair in 10 yrs about 15 yrs ago from degenerative joint disease. At 340 pounds 5'2 35 yr old female I finished the 100m butterfly in competition, swam a mile open water, hiked 12 miles with a 50 pound pack, and now can do about 20 to 30 pullups at 150 pounds in a set and one maxed out ammo can lifts at 96. The weight we now know is because I cant process starch so keto was the worst diet ever for me that people were brainwashing me to do. My body stored every ounce of fat because I didn't absorb one calorie from starch and working out hours a day. Now I am losing a pound almost every day from eating low fat. The project is to understand the matrix in more detail and do 13 week sprints of it until I can complete most of the common fitness aspects of the bootcamp... Like the combat fitness test, maybe tan belt moves just for fitness, don't care about lethality obviously, the PT, run 1.5 miles in 15 minutes, do high low crawl, use a ninja gym to do a bunch of the obstacles, etc, drill... Do land nav, do a crucible like event etc. Keep doing 13 weeks modified until I can do it well the right way. I need maybe 30min to an hr with a drill instructor to make a general plan so i can at least mimick a lot of the fitness moves. I have seen some sops online but just want a bit more explanation to know I undestand most of the elements. I am not trying to be a marine I am too old.. I am trying to use one of the highest standards to become fit a lot like a female david goggins of sorts. Marine fitness is an extreme to shoot for. I already compete in swim competitions and would like to qualify for a national or world competition. Eventually i would like to join the aur force for cyber command as I am a cybersecurity professional if i can. If not i will still be very fit.
I am proud of each and every new Marine! This is only the beginning of a legacy. The torch has been passed to you, make us proud as you are now the next generation of true guardians! Semper Fi
Wish someone would be proud of me at 340 pounds daring to use marine bootcamp inspired routines to get fit... But every marine i talk to asking for an hour ot their time explaining the marine matrix in more detail and trlling me the publically available SOPs that are relevant just starts their macho routine because they get triggered that a 35 yr old female realizef her balls are about 5 times as big and much higher and found some confidence in herself... Any marines or drill insttuctors preferably that can not be triggered and actually help with practical real info? Just trying... Any maturity out there?
@@melwright5170 There are too many times we beat up ourselves, based upon others viewpoint of what standards 'they' attempt to place upon us. If THEY were to put themselves in OUR shoes (boots) of
Right but its a whole other situation when my initiative is sabotaged by marines when no marine can give me 1 hour of time because they are too cool for school to talk to me. I am dead serious. Do you know a drill instructor that could take an hour to walk through the matrix in more detail with me and tell me the SOP numbers to reference?
I am trying to put myself in your shoes to a point. But you all are too cocky to give me the info to do so. It takes about 1/2 hr of prep work from you and an hour call. Drill instructors yell at others to get stuff done and when i ask for about 1.5 hrs of time from their entire life they are more lazy as the recruits off the bus. Its easy to tell others to get it done... I have waited over 6 months for a drill instructor to take 1 hr of time for me. Its a sad time to be alive.
(continuing) they would see the world in a different light. My father was a Marine during WW2, Guam. Siapan, Boughanville and Iwo Jima. Back then, after the war, the process was mostly: Good job Marine, you can go back to your old life. Oh, you can stop killing now. He was never the same. When I ended active duty in1970, it was mostly the same thing but after some difficult times 'I' looked at who I am and what was needed to go on. What I'm saying is; you can too! You know your inner strengths, use them. Don't allow others to discourage you.
I was 3rd Battalion "I Company" Platoon 3037 graduated 6 June 1983, retired 1 Feb 2005....glad to see things haven't changed much......Semper Fi Marines!!
We had a kid literally drop on the hike as soon as we turned into the parking lot beside the parade deck (peatross). Poor kid was literally less than 100 yards from being a Marine but dropped due to heat case.
Damn I’ve seen those cases before. Had a recruit come to my platoon back in 99-2000 because of shin splints and finally graduated with us. Ooh rah and Semper Fidelis
Those were the days where all the fun was every day! Day in day out! It was hard then but makes me laugh now! I hope all the friends I made then are doing good and enjoying life. God bless all of them wherever they are! Love you guys!! How nice it would be to get together again but I know that some are not here anymore with us. God is good!
He was my sdi for so little amount of time before he had to leave. We went on to be security for the president. I'm not sure if you knew or heard of him, he was present in this video, DI SSGT Owrey took over as SDI and did a pretty damn fine job as my SDI. SSgt Hoppe still left an impact on me for as short of time he had with me. Made me strive to piss perfection
I will never forget being late in 3rd phase and just days from graduating and seeing the new recruits who were just in receiving and just thinking ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, they have NO idea of what hell awaits them.... It was hard, real hard but I made it, a bunch of people we started with were not standing with us at the end. PLT 2096 Graduated Dec 17 1979 ..... the change is truly forever.
It's torture getting rid of civilian fat, a come day go day life and all its luxuries. But sooner or later a recruit realizes the importance of quick response, and a fit body able to accept whatever challenge confronts them. Amid the re-assembly of a weak civilian and construction of a Marine, is born self reliance, resiliance, strength, and the ability to quickly ascertain what needs to be done when facing the obstacles of war.
Watching this now having half a year left until I get out is surreal. Hope all the brothers I graduated with in this cycle became who they wanted to be and achieved what they wanted to achieve
My brother was in the second battalion on Paris Island if I recall correctly, and I believe he said the 3rd battalion was secluded by itself from the first and second battalion. He said the third battalion always got the hardest training.
That is no longer the case. All three Battalions are on the Main side of PI now. The secluded area has been torn down and made into warehouses and the PX now IIRC.
I was in Papa company for 4th battalion and graduated back in November, 4th is integrated now and is secluded based on our barrack location from the other battalions. My barracks were right across the street from the rifle ranges and we ate at the weapons and field training chow hall.
Congrats to those fine men and women that graduated and god bless their souls though I may not be one of them parents I'm sure damn proud of them and much respect.
@@kenbuckley3294 Then why weren't all the marines in attendance masked? Just the graduating class members. Many marines were maskless. Ridiculous theater, not scientific. They are outside.
@@TSimo113 The marines hiking back were not required to wear masks, because it was a physical activity. Once at rest for the EGA ceremony the masks became required. All marines currently are required to wear masks when not performing physical activities, when within 6 feet of another person, or inside any DoD building
I graduated 3rd Battalion Lima Co, platoon 3014, February 2, 2001. Senior Drill Instructor SSgt Shuman, and DI’s Sgt Wyatt and Sgt Crouch. Brings back good memories but of the old 3rd Battalion. Semper Fi!
When you realize each and every company cycle has a video just like this from Parris Island Photography, it's a wonder more boots don't upload it. Did you manage to find yourself in any of the footage? I was a grand total of about 7 seconds in the background of mine.
3rd Battalion Mike Company 3024 Feb. 2015 Semper Fi, nice video! I never saw female recruits unless it was at church but the training is essentially same and still effective at making Marines, ohhrah!
@@dumbraccoonboi4575 yea man that sounds great are you doing the training now on your own?Funny thing is since I started the process I feel like I am joining a family with all the support
@@hearmevent6670 I lm doing it myself I’m ashamed to say I got so weak, during my freshman year I could lift what I’m struggling with now could run miles with out being winded now I’m struggling
I'm a little jealous. I wish my company (Plt 2144, Golf Company, 2nd Battalion 10/18/96) would have had a professional video made of graduation. I still can't listen to John Philip Sousa's "Semper Fidelis" without welling up.
It is really great to see that we still have young people that are willing to defend our country from our enemies, nowadays that all is about immediate satisfaction and self promoting, with political leadership that only is in for their political gain, I salute the new marines and the proud families BZ
👀😳😬 JUST CAME ACROSS THIS VIDEO ON THE CZcams NEWSFEED RIGHT NOW!OOOORAH!ENOUGH SAID WITH RESPECT OG MR.MOLINA USMC VETERAN OOOORAH SEMPER FI 2002-2005 SAN DIEGO CALIFORNIA USA 🇺🇸 619!👊💪🍺
They sure don't look as trim and fit on graduation day as they used to. Might just be me. Its been 24 years since I've been to Parris Island to see graduates. Nonetheless, congrats!
@@javonquez9391 bro he was toughhh, we sucked ass and never won anything but hey i’m pretty sure of there was an award for getting fucked up we’d definitely take it lmao
44:58 America's last war that actually matters and worth the sacrifice...... Every war after that are just the politician's, the rich and the warmonger's war. After 6 yrs in the army, combat vet that served in Iraq, even until this day, i still dont even know why i was there. I still dont know why one of my battle, a specialist, died and never came back with me.All my other brothers and sisters that sacrificed in the recent event in Afghanistan, died, for what? Is it actually for the country, or for the warmongers that's sitting in a desk with high blast AC. F these warmongers, but respect to all my brothers and sisters who fought and never came back with me. I dont regret joining the military, but i regret fighting for the rich man's war.
*puts hands in pockets immediately after graduating*
Relax, Gunny…
Which Marine doesn't strive to be like good ole Chesty?
@@DGonz0- by the looks of these videos lately, all of them 😑
Senior Drill Instructor Sgt. White APPROVES this video
I promise i am not a spam bot and a real person. I have a personal project that i am trying to do with regard to marine bootcamp and need about 30 minutes of time from a drill instructor to discuss it. Can someone not make fun of me, disrespect me, and take me seriously?
@@melwright5170
Aye senior drill civilian
Yes I know I am a civilian. That's the entire beauty of it. If you knew the cause and my progress you would be calling me senior drill civilian badass.
Several other marines have called me badass already.
But all some marines can do is be a bully, not shut their mouth and actually listen with intelligence before insulting people.
In short... I was told I would be paralyzed in a wheelchair in 10 yrs about 15 yrs ago from degenerative joint disease. At 340 pounds 5'2 35 yr old female I finished the 100m butterfly in competition, swam a mile open water, hiked 12 miles with a 50 pound pack, and now can do about 20 to 30 pullups at 150 pounds in a set and one maxed out ammo can lifts at 96.
The weight we now know is because I cant process starch so keto was the worst diet ever for me that people were brainwashing me to do.
My body stored every ounce of fat because I didn't absorb one calorie from starch and working out hours a day.
Now I am losing a pound almost every day from eating low fat.
The project is to understand the matrix in more detail and do 13 week sprints of it until I can complete most of the common fitness aspects of the bootcamp... Like the combat fitness test, maybe tan belt moves just for fitness, don't care about lethality obviously, the PT, run 1.5 miles in 15 minutes, do high low crawl, use a ninja gym to do a bunch of the obstacles, etc, drill...
Do land nav, do a crucible like event etc.
Keep doing 13 weeks modified until I can do it well the right way.
I need maybe 30min to an hr with a drill instructor to make a general plan so i can at least mimick a lot of the fitness moves.
I have seen some sops online but just want a bit more explanation to know I undestand most of the elements.
I am not trying to be a marine I am too old.. I am trying to use one of the highest standards to become fit a lot like a female david goggins of sorts.
Marine fitness is an extreme to shoot for. I already compete in swim competitions and would like to qualify for a national or world competition.
Eventually i would like to join the aur force for cyber command as I am a cybersecurity professional if i can. If not i will still be very fit.
@@melwright5170 What's too old Mel? I am 52 and I still get up at 0300 and run 6 miles every morning
I am proud of each and every new Marine! This is only the beginning of a legacy.
The torch has been passed to you, make us proud as you are now the next generation of true guardians!
Semper Fi
Wish someone would be proud of me at 340 pounds daring to use marine bootcamp inspired routines to get fit... But every marine i talk to asking for an hour ot their time explaining the marine matrix in more detail and trlling me the publically available SOPs that are relevant just starts their macho routine because they get triggered that a 35 yr old female realizef her balls are about 5 times as big and much higher and found some confidence in herself...
Any marines or drill insttuctors preferably that can not be triggered and actually help with practical real info?
Just trying... Any maturity out there?
@@melwright5170 There are too many times we beat up ourselves, based upon others viewpoint of what standards 'they' attempt to place upon us. If THEY were to put themselves in OUR shoes (boots) of
Right but its a whole other situation when my initiative is sabotaged by marines when no marine can give me 1 hour of time because they are too cool for school to talk to me.
I am dead serious. Do you know a drill instructor that could take an hour to walk through the matrix in more detail with me and tell me the SOP numbers to reference?
I am trying to put myself in your shoes to a point. But you all are too cocky to give me the info to do so.
It takes about 1/2 hr of prep work from you and an hour call.
Drill instructors yell at others to get stuff done and when i ask for about 1.5 hrs of time from their entire life they are more lazy as the recruits off the bus.
Its easy to tell others to get it done... I have waited over 6 months for a drill instructor to take 1 hr of time for me.
Its a sad time to be alive.
(continuing) they would see the world in a different light.
My father was a Marine during WW2, Guam. Siapan, Boughanville and Iwo Jima.
Back then, after the war, the process was mostly: Good job Marine, you can go back to your old life. Oh, you can stop killing now. He was never the same. When I ended active duty in1970, it was mostly the same thing but after some difficult times 'I' looked at who I am and what was needed to go on.
What I'm saying is; you can too! You know your inner strengths, use them. Don't allow others to discourage you.
I was 3rd Battalion "I Company" Platoon 3037 graduated 6 June 1983, retired 1 Feb 2005....glad to see things haven't changed much......Semper Fi Marines!!
3rd Bn. I Co. Plt 372 graduated 19 November 1974. Retired July 1999.
@@Crustymarine Semper Fi, Crusty!!
@@samiam1254 Back at you Brother. Cheers
You live under a rock?
@@whiplash3kilo756 You're the whole box of rocks....
This looks like a fun summer camp.
It’s a blast!
It is go give it a try.
Can’t wait to see you there good luck
It's the most fun I've ever had in my life. In the moment it sucks, but looking back on it I was just being a wuss. It ain't that bad
@@spinningredchair8092 I went through in 1979. I swear i don't remember all the yelling and screaming they show in videos today.
We had a kid literally drop on the hike as soon as we turned into the parking lot beside the parade deck (peatross). Poor kid was literally less than 100 yards from being a Marine but dropped due to heat case.
Damn I’ve seen those cases before. Had a recruit come to my platoon back in 99-2000 because of shin splints and finally graduated with us. Ooh rah and Semper Fidelis
Those were the days where all the fun was every day! Day in day out! It was hard then but makes me laugh now! I hope all the friends I made then are doing good and enjoying life. God bless all of them wherever they are! Love you guys!! How nice it would be to get together again but I know that some are not here anymore with us. God is good!
These recruits should be so very happy to be so loved.
11:21 “well you probably should of joined the Air Force or somthing” 😂😂
Not a phone in sight just people living in the moment
Ain’t NO way I heard that dude say “this recruit CANT do it sir” no damn way.
I was 3070, i had SSgt Hoppe, SSgt White, SSgt Ratliff, and SSgt Arzeta. Bootcamp was never uneventful with those guys.
i loved ssgt white he was one of my di’s
man seemed to teleport everywhere he ran haha
I just got back home i was just discharged for medical reason. And i had SDI SSGT HOPPE, EDI SSGT ORWEY, DI SSGT GERRY, and DI SGT PROPHETTE.
That’s Crazy I was Lima Company 3070, in 2019.
@@MRevenge360 i was 3057, second deck lead.
I had SSGT Hoppe, SSGT Owrey, SSGT Gerry, and SSGT Prophete. SSGT Hoppe left early in the cycle to work with HMX-1 and SSGT Owrey became our senior.
That’s incredible Sdi SSgt Hope was my Sdi about 8 months ago . I thank him everyday for how he changed me
He was my sdi for so little amount of time before he had to leave. We went on to be security for the president. I'm not sure if you knew or heard of him, he was present in this video, DI SSGT Owrey took over as SDI and did a pretty damn fine job as my SDI. SSgt Hoppe still left an impact on me for as short of time he had with me. Made me strive to piss perfection
I left the island 19 years ago. Still talk to my kill hat to this day i still thanked him.
I will never forget being late in 3rd phase and just days from graduating and seeing the new recruits who were just in receiving and just thinking ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, they have NO idea of what hell awaits them.... It was hard, real hard but I made it, a bunch of people we started with were not standing with us at the end. PLT 2096 Graduated Dec 17 1979 ..... the change is truly forever.
Thank you! My son is in there and it was nice to see him and what they went through
It's torture getting rid of civilian fat, a come day go day life and all its luxuries. But sooner or later a recruit realizes the importance of quick response, and a fit body able to accept whatever challenge confronts them. Amid the re-assembly of a weak civilian and construction of a Marine, is born self reliance, resiliance, strength, and the ability to quickly ascertain what needs to be done when facing the obstacles of war.
Watching this now having half a year left until I get out is surreal. Hope all the brothers I graduated with in this cycle became who they wanted to be and achieved what they wanted to achieve
I just left Paris Island yesterday, my son graduated Lima Company 3056 August 20 2021, now on to SOI Camp Lejeune. Proud of these young men. Semper Fi
I was just at the oregon youth challenge program and hearing all these cadances again gave me goose bumps
Paris island was one of those experiences, where years later you can remember it like it was yesterday
Any boot camp feels like yesterday
3RD BATTALION STILL DOES IT RIGHT.
Much respect from 2nd Bn Hotel 2004-2007. If ya can’t stand the heat, stay out of the 🏨 HOTEL!
Wow, the new squad bays. I was in India Company in 1996, same barracks as my dad was in in 1966. Beautiful.
I love how he’s calling him eyeballs throughout the video
I particularly liked the graduation and seeing them march. Sharp. Thats America's finest.
These recruits are fit and high moral. Thank you for all that you do.
Ahh memories. Thank you Drill Instructors.
My brother was in the second battalion on Paris Island if I recall correctly, and I believe he said the 3rd battalion was secluded by itself from the first and second battalion. He said the third battalion always got the hardest training.
That is no longer the case. All three Battalions are on the Main side of PI now. The secluded area has been torn down and made into warehouses and the PX now IIRC.
Accurate
@TheAnc316ientone
1st battalion is the hardest, and always will be. (I was 2nd BTL.).
@@yankee_tango
Wait, the secluded area, AKA weapons BTL? Where you stay during firing week? Torn down?
I was in Papa company for 4th battalion and graduated back in November, 4th is integrated now and is secluded based on our barrack location from the other battalions. My barracks were right across the street from the rifle ranges and we ate at the weapons and field training chow hall.
Congrats to those fine men and women that graduated and god bless their souls though I may not be one of them parents I'm sure damn proud of them and much respect.
At the risk of sounding petty I will only say that the masks ruined it for me. Completely unnecessary at the time imo.
The Corps thought it was necessary.
@@kenbuckley3294 Then why weren't all the marines in attendance masked? Just the graduating class members. Many marines were maskless. Ridiculous theater, not scientific. They are outside.
@@TSimo113 The marines hiking back were not required to wear masks, because it was a physical activity. Once at rest for the EGA ceremony the masks became required. All marines currently are required to wear masks when not performing physical activities, when within 6 feet of another person, or inside any DoD building
Thank you all for your service if I wasn't in a car accident I would have joined you guys
Row row row your boat sneaking up the stream, Lock and load in tactics mode, united states marines.
I graduated 3rd Battalion Lima Co, platoon 3014, February 2, 2001. Senior Drill Instructor SSgt Shuman, and DI’s Sgt Wyatt and Sgt Crouch. Brings back good memories but of the old 3rd Battalion. Semper Fi!
So did my dad
@@tylerfick7651 he graduated same company, same date? What’s his name if you don’t mind my asking, I may remember him or at least his name.
This is comfortable to watch while lying on a sofa and eating chips.
Great memories of Plt 395, India Co, 3rd Bn, MCRD Parris Island, graduated 28 December 1973. Semper Fi from an old Marine Sgt...OUT
Congratulations, my respects and thanks for your services, a big hug from Spain ...
2009 Parris Island Hotel Hell 2030 and still serving. Welcome to your new home young Devils!!!
They'd look a lot more badass if they didn't have diapers over their faces
I retract that actually, they seem like they'd be soft either way
What’s the point your outside busting your ass who’s ever idea of wearing those stupid masks should be reprimanded
show one recruit choking out another recruit.......thats when the fun really begins!
When you realize each and every company cycle has a video just like this from Parris Island Photography, it's a wonder more boots don't upload it.
Did you manage to find yourself in any of the footage? I was a grand total of about 7 seconds in the background of mine.
Yeah, I'm in the same boat. Granted there are ~400 recruits in the company but I saw myself only twice and for only a couple seconds at a time.
@@AmericaAmurka I'd love a video to upload onto my CZcams channel: French 4 foreign legionnaires.
10:15 I recognize that “Tighten it” that was my Drill Instructor Staff Sergeant Urena that man ran me to hell and back.
I ship on the twelfth, wish me luck!
How did it go
@@1234jakob it was fun, I lost 20 pounds and we a recruit named Cardoso who was 4'9. That was some of the funniest shit I ever experienced
Ah yes... I remember this, the voices, the screaming... everything...
Boot is so disorienting. I remember being so exhausted all the time. If your doing it right it won’t be easy
looks tough! gimme a break with those masks though
right??
Its not
June 68 started boot camp by feb69 shot in the A Shau valley A 1/9 the Dead Walkers 0331
3rd Battalion Mike Company 3024 Feb. 2015
Semper Fi, nice video!
I never saw female recruits unless it was at church but the training is essentially same and still effective at making Marines, ohhrah!
7:32 - Perfect drill instructor directions. Straight, stern and to the point.
Uhhhhhh, the way they ALL are... Duh, lol
That was senior drill instructor ssgt owrey
Hollywood Marine here. I step on the Yellow foot prints 34 yrs ago. and spent 28 yrs . Semper Fi My Brothers
Can’t wait for Marines boot camp I am scared excited all at once any tip guys
Live Chow to chow and just go with the flow.
@@seabooks2960 physical I am prepared but trying to get mentally prepared.
@@hearmevent6670 opposite for me mentally I’m ready but I’m tryna get a little stronger before I go in
@@dumbraccoonboi4575 yea man that sounds great are you doing the training now on your own?Funny thing is since I started the process I feel like I am joining a family with all the support
@@hearmevent6670 I lm doing it myself I’m ashamed to say I got so weak, during my freshman year I could lift what I’m struggling with now could run miles with out being winded now I’m struggling
Semper Fidelis 1stSgt. Brown and new Marines of Lima Company.
17:31 kid did a belly flop into the pool LOL!
MCRD Parris Island. SC. 2003. Memories.
I'm a little jealous. I wish my company (Plt 2144, Golf Company, 2nd Battalion 10/18/96) would have had a professional video made of graduation. I still can't listen to John Philip Sousa's "Semper Fidelis" without welling up.
My son just Graduated on Nov 19th 2021, 2nd Battalion Golf Company
Ahhhh the good days LIMA company taught me well 😭😂😭💙
What’s up Hanger
Remember falling asleep when they taught us how to use the masks 😂
Lmfaooooooo we don’t talk about that yocum we tracking? 😭😂😭😂
@@tavianhanger9293 😂
This isn’t even May 7th 2021 because I was in Lima company on May 7th 2021 and none of us were in sweat tops outside lol
What's in the DI's backoack? Not familiar with this. Didn't see this ions ago in 1993. Any 1 here from Platoon 2002, N company. Female battalion?
Can't find myself here but I definitely do recognize SSGT Atuatasi @45 seconds. He was a blast😬
all i heard during the graduation was the crying of some poor baby dependapotomus.
They look soft, not in unison at all? Things changed since 85 I’m sure
why do the insturctors have camelbaks and the recruits not
Private Pile in the front row.... Boy how the times have changed from back in my day....
Who's the kid throwing up the peace sign at 6:00?! He needs some time with a DI after lights.
bayonet training screaming Marine Corp doesn't install much aggression. We got taught Kill Kill Kill. That's what bayonet training is all about.
Lol. Neither does bouncing off the ground on the parallel bars. And what happened to the red striped shirts for the fat bodies ?
@@johntaylor211 ya I have absolutely no idea what they are doing there
Yes, kill kill kill
Shit we said that in the fleet as a yes or good to go🤷♂️
Easier then Ft Jackson lol.
I leave this oct to boot camp. Wishing for the best
me too !!
@@thaliahowdoyou4938 sheesh what’s ur mos
@@Chris-rt7ph 31B
Me too. What day? For me, Oct 25, MCRDSD
I went in to Parris Island September, 1990 and I was in 3rd BN Lima Company Platoon 3019
Add more like this!
Me soon will update you guys how it goes
damn, training has gotten a lot less chaotic in 2021.... this is how it is now?
Looking forward 😃 good jobs dear friend how 💪 are you guy from USA CA California City 😎💪
My old stumping grounds 3rd Bn Mike Co PLT 3036 1992...twenty years later retired. Semper Fi SSgt Gamba 0369
At the end thank god for current and future marines what’s that rollin down your back it’s juicey juicey
They crossfit Dips at the start?
Aye this was the cycle right before me. I shipped May 10th and started the cycle may 25th after quarantine. 3058!
My best friend retired stgnt major from 3/7 8tours to Iraq 35yrs marine corps
"I CAN'T HEAR YOU" SEMPER FIDELIS BROTHERS 🇺🇲💪🤜🤛 1ST battalion A Co graduation December 6th 1976🤙
I graduated 1st May 2020 3rd battalion lima company that's kinda crazy almost yr after lmao
🤣🤣 made a couple turn their blouses inside out
I leave for boot camp Sunday but can’t swim
It’s ok papa
hell yeah. this is my company! platoon 3026 lima co 3rd battalion
Semper Fi Brother! Platoon 3025 Lima company. Sept.-Dec. 1994
Yea 26 good at holding footlockers lol this kid from 3025
Just graduated Lima co November 24th plt 3088
I didn't think this would blow up miller
Just graduated the 24th, 3rd Battalion Lima CO plt 3094, it’s Fucking crazy seeing all my DI’s here.
Same plt 3088 here
Lmao same I was 3089
It is really great to see that we still have young people that are willing to defend our country from our enemies, nowadays that all is about immediate satisfaction and self promoting, with political leadership that only is in for their political gain, I salute the new marines and the proud families BZ
👀😳😬 JUST CAME ACROSS THIS VIDEO ON THE CZcams NEWSFEED RIGHT NOW!OOOORAH!ENOUGH SAID WITH RESPECT OG MR.MOLINA USMC VETERAN OOOORAH SEMPER FI 2002-2005 SAN DIEGO CALIFORNIA USA 🇺🇸 619!👊💪🍺
@4:02 why is the marine left foot like that? haha
They sure don't look as trim and fit on graduation day as they used to. Might just be me. Its been 24 years since I've been to Parris Island to see graduates. Nonetheless, congrats!
SSgt Hoppe, SSgt Owrey, SSgt Ratliff. Best instructors in all of Lima. My boys from 3025 know what's up.
Damn bro I loved Hoppe and Ratliff. I was Ratliffs first platoon and Hoppe was my drill hat. Funniest motherfuckers in the company.
yooo it’s kimbrough! miss y’all boys hmu on the gram @j9von
lmao i was 3026 yalls di’s hated us
@@iamnotacow9114 y’all sucked at EVERYTHING 😂 always got fucked up by y’all sdi
@@javonquez9391 bro he was toughhh, we sucked ass and never won anything but hey i’m pretty sure of there was an award for getting fucked up we’d definitely take it lmao
What? They get black go fasters now?
Wow. I got in just before 9-11. Things like chamber flags and rabbit ears didnt exsist in our world. Its wild to see how thats evolved.
44:58 America's last war that actually matters and worth the sacrifice...... Every war after that are just the politician's, the rich and the warmonger's war. After 6 yrs in the army, combat vet that served in Iraq, even until this day, i still dont even know why i was there. I still dont know why one of my battle, a specialist, died and never came back with me.All my other brothers and sisters that sacrificed in the recent event in Afghanistan, died, for what? Is it actually for the country, or for the warmongers that's sitting in a desk with high blast AC. F these warmongers, but respect to all my brothers and sisters who fought and never came back with me. I dont regret joining the military, but i regret fighting for the rich man's war.
damn right. all they care about is money. thank you for your service.
Semper Fidelis Marines
Scream “Eye sir!” 😂
3rd Battalion Plt. 321. Graduated May 8 1964.
Missing the Corps
1:06:27 damn sir, it’s ORDER (pause) ARMS. Not OOOOOOORRRRRDERRRRRRR (pause) ARMS 😂 so much for sharp and intense commands lmao
It’s almost like 1st or 2nd bn
I can't imagine seeing a Lt. Col with no GWOT's puc and OIF...🤷🏾♂️
Semper Fi Marines, Plt 183 outpost 11/10/1965!
Last time I saw him he was ssgt Willkie
Senior drill instructor Sgt.Barnes wow
I was Lima Co but at MCRD San Diego
Greatest fighting force can't handle a 99% survival rating for that age group? LOL
It's not about "survival", it's about mission readiness.
you understand its federally required right, like the marine corps didnt have a choice..
@@jackmillwater3604 : Your comment is non sequitur.
@@pw1277 : Your comment misses the point. Watch a Russian recruiting ad.
@@williamf.buckleyjr3227 This video isn't a recruiting ad.