Just wanted to say, man...I'm US Navy, here working on a Marine base in Yuma, AZ and even though I roll my sleeves a bit different than you, I watch your video every Monday morning when I'm rolling mine....I love the non-talking; you just go and get the job done...very relaxing and theraputic...like a game of golf, or turning a record over to side "B." Thanks for the weekly motivation....!
try asmr mate, not that weird shit though. There’s stuff just like this meant to calm, relax, and even make you sleep. It changed my life. When i’m in the field i use it too.
Hey, since you used to be in US Navy as a sailor and worked at the Marine base In Yuma, AZ. What was your mos/rate when you work at Yuma? Because I want to be in the US Navy and work closely with the US Marines. If you don’t mind me asking
@@jacobbailey4810 I was a PS aka Admin/Pencil Pusher. Before that a QM. To work closely with the Marines, a medical corpsman (HM) or a RP (Admin for the religious Officer) would be your best bet. Overall I'll say find a rate / NEC that you would enjoy doing, one that'll give you skills once you get out too. Go see the world, stay out of trouble, get all the free training you can and document your injuries in your health record, also don't get married the first 5 minutes you meet a girl and you'll be fine would be my guess. Source: a retired Sailor.
I'm not in any branch myself, but I typically wear older BDUs as work clothes while truck driving. After watching this, I could at least do my thing in the 100 degree heat while making sure my clothes don't look like complete crap at the same time. Thanks for the tutorial and of course your service.
Im in army school and summer is comming and I just wanted to look good with rolled up sleeves instead of civilian type of rolled up sleeves. Watching this video helps me with achieving that.
Marines 98-2005 and we never rolled our sleeves this way. You can get tight rolled sleeves in the same amount of time without the extra steps. It would only be a better way to roll sleeves if it saved time to get the tight roll and not have the "Gunny roll"
I was Navy MAA 3 in 2002.. was wearing BDUs.. I saw your rating patch indicating ‘Naval Police’ same as mine.. I never learned to do my sleeves properly ..thanks Shipmate. ⚓ Bravo Zulu.
if you are in the army and you did it like this you are shit out of luck LOL. this is the way the navy/marine corps do it. the army rolls their sleeves different. the army rolls have the camoflauge on the outside where as the navy/marine corps has the inside showing outward. i've been out for a long time now. i don't even know if the navy (seabees in my case) still wear the CUU's or if they went to something else. one thing i am absolutely certain of is that this particular uniform the navy and marine corps roll their sleeves the same, but opposite of the army. airforce i have no idea what they do and could care less LOL
what? no way, i don't believe that for a minute! TAO LIU i have to see it to believe it. NAVY doesn't do anything like the army. navy / marine corps are an entegral team and always have been. sheesh... the day the navy starts operating anything like the army you might as well kiss our nation's ability to project power BYE BYE lol...
Robert Lowe I mean, if you don't believe me, just good image 'navy rolled sleeves' or something. If that still doesn't persuade you, look up their uniform regs.
i don't keep up with the military anymore. not worth my time. my time in the military is long gone. too many changes. i wouldn't do it again. not in this day in age. we had problems back in my day. today the issues i hear about amuse the hell out of me. all these rape cases? is that what they call sexual harrassment claims now - rape? i remember the fiasco after TAIL HOOK. today? oh gosh, now you gonna have trans harrassment LOL. this is going to get good. the uniform changes are the least of my concern.
ahhh i remember those days. ironing a crease in my bdu's. rolling up the sleeves cuz its hot as hell. we rolled ours different in the air force tho. but thats def how marines and navy rolled theirs...
Yeah Master at Arms! Get some! I tried doing this here at Corps school only to muster the next day and have my platoon LPO tell us to drop our sleeves because someone showed up with them down. Never again.
Awesome. I'm an MA and I used to wear that uniform. I wear desert cammies now, but I'll be wearig that unifomr again soon. Your sleeves look sharp as fuck shipmate.
In Canada it is against regs to iron the cadpat operational uniforms because it screws the IR coating on the uniform. It makes it much easier to roll the arms too because there is no need of an iron.
In the AF, we roll the cuff of our sleeves back over the thick part to make the uniform a uniform color instead of the ends of the sleeves being much lighter than the rest of the uniform. Just sayin. It looks better.
@crankingsteve1 recommended that you do iron after every step. It ain't required, but it is that much sharper looking. Even if you roll them with the cuff showing, like me.
Dr. Skell yes we roll our sleeves in AFJROTC. We have ABUs (idk wat your school has) and it's harder to roll them up. I'm about to start my Third year in Air Force JROTC so if you have any questions you can contact me on instagram @maggie.culley :)
@phatQQQ No when army had BDU you rolled them up with the button and camo outside out, navy and marines roll them outside in, well not marines anymore, and Air force is sleeves down always, CG same as old army BDU.
@xxTIGER43xx the marines don't use bdus anymore. they've switched over to acus. the digital camo. i believe that the navy also uses acus. the only branch to actively use the bdus is the usaf. won't be long before they also switch to acus
@bmacz31 Nah bmac Navy rolls their so the white is in, the last fold is the cuff over the white its so in case of fire.. or so they say... we can pull the cuff down for full length sleeve or arm coverage.
@TBKSLyCooPeR It usually depends on the season. For example, during the summer, you're usually going to have your sleeves rolled. And in the winter, down. But sometimes, depending on the situation, your command will make you do something different.
@bmacz31 Nah bmac Navy rolls their so the white is in, the last fold is the cuff over the white its so in case of fire.. or so they say... we can pull the cuff down for full length sleeve or arm coverage. Or I should say on our nwu, not sure with bdu so you may be correct on that account.
If one of my Marines ever used this meathod, I would give them an UNSAT on an inspection for improper care and cleaning and also those sleeves are not rolled properly as they can not be unrolled easily. You also took 10 times longer to do it this way than the proper way.
@TBKSLyCooPeR It depends on what your command wants you to wear. Sometimes they want you to have your sleeves rolled, sometimes they don't. You don't get to choose what you want to wear. lol
@xXMoshxTilxDeathXx thank you! finally someone realizes that. my dad was in the air force for 4 years and i want to join the navy, and all he keeps saying is how low of pay that they get. i said to him, they dont care what they get paid.
@Grim01Reaper1989 yeh true i totally forgot about the seabees, I have way too many uniforms, thats the downside about being an HM, i have the navy's new aquaflouge (NWU) and the marines marpats
@Namikaze1230 i can read, thank you for the heads up. but after reading the policy that the Commandant released, i left a comment expressing my mild objection to the new restriction, on a video that demonstrates how to roll sleeves, which is no longer within policy boundaries.
@@thecowboyofoklahoma5866 That is just how the Army and Navy does it. The Marines decided that wasn't cool enough so they do the roll seen in this video.
That has to be the most efficient roll I've ever seen any marine online do. I think that's even more efficient than that Sergeant on the Suns Out, Guns Out video.
Did someone just ask if they had an option to wear it up or down? Bloody hell mate USMC and USN wear sleeves inside out that's why in previous wars locals called them White sleeve to tell the were USMC It's the ARMY that wears the sleeves with facing out side in
Just wanted to say, man...I'm US Navy, here working on a Marine base in Yuma, AZ and even though I roll my sleeves a bit different than you, I watch your video every Monday morning when I'm rolling mine....I love the non-talking; you just go and get the job done...very relaxing and theraputic...like a game of golf, or turning a record over to side "B." Thanks for the weekly motivation....!
try asmr mate, not that weird shit though. There’s stuff just like this meant to calm, relax, and even make you sleep. It changed my life. When i’m in the field i use it too.
@@hanzsolo5460 Update: I retired in 2015 but your video is still 🔥. I hear you on the asmr too.
Hey, since you used to be in US Navy as a sailor and worked at the Marine base In Yuma, AZ. What was your mos/rate when you work at Yuma? Because I want to be in the US Navy and work closely with the US Marines. If you don’t mind me asking
@@jacobbailey4810 I was a PS aka Admin/Pencil Pusher. Before that a QM. To work closely with the Marines, a medical corpsman (HM) or a RP (Admin for the religious Officer) would be your best bet. Overall I'll say find a rate / NEC that you would enjoy doing, one that'll give you skills once you get out too. Go see the world, stay out of trouble, get all the free training you can and document your injuries in your health record, also don't get married the first 5 minutes you meet a girl and you'll be fine would be my guess.
Source: a retired Sailor.
@@alisterfolsonaye that’s what’s up, I was at Yuma a month ago for WTI
I'm not in any branch myself, but I typically wear older BDUs as work clothes while truck driving.
After watching this, I could at least do my thing in the 100 degree heat while making sure my clothes don't look like complete crap at the same time.
Thanks for the tutorial and of course your service.
I could smell the iron from here.. lol
for some reason i found him ironing his sleeves strangley satifying
haha I know right. I was thinking I need to start ironing my uniform after seeing this
+tecnui right? lmao 😂
+tecnui what branch u in? 🙄
army
Haha me too 😁 whats your mos?
I watched this many years ago and I’m reliving old times here in 2020. This was back when you had to wake up 3 hours early to get ready 😂
thanks for the great auditory explanation it really helped.
+John Harrington fuu lmaaaoo
+Daniel Cazares 😂😂
Im in army school and summer is comming and I just wanted to look good with rolled up sleeves instead of civilian type of rolled up sleeves. Watching this video helps me with achieving that.
Wow that serious ironing! I haven't use one in 35 years! Good job. Ooh... I don't intend to start ironing ever lol😁
Marines 98-2005 and we never rolled our sleeves this way. You can get tight rolled sleeves in the same amount of time without the extra steps. It would only be a better way to roll sleeves if it saved time to get the tight roll and not have the "Gunny roll"
Your sergeant 5 minutes before morning formation: 'Listen up men, the captain said we have to roll down our sleeves for formation'
great sleeves sir. im a young marine and this video help alot.
Did you re-enlist?
I was Navy MAA 3 in 2002.. was wearing BDUs.. I saw your rating patch indicating ‘Naval Police’ same as mine.. I never learned to do my sleeves properly ..thanks Shipmate. ⚓
Bravo Zulu.
Crispy as fuck
That trigger finger though....
no joke had to rewatch at the beginning
A true professional.
It even worked with my Winter BDU, thanks 5/5.
I’m in the British Army and seeing you guys doing your sleeves this way amazes me sorry dude I’m copying that 🇬🇧 🇺🇸
Show parade 6,8 and 10 for that fella................
This video is so ASMR, and I love that
Thank you soooo much!!! the only video that taught me how to do it!! ❤
shit this works 10x better than any other way i was trying thanks
Nice Water Sounds loll
N Lendall So satisfying. :)
😎
Thank you for serving our country sir
@chrissjg
It's because the Navy and USMC roll their sleeves the correct way. Army and Air Force just slop their sleeves up any way they feel like,
Finally, i can roll some sleeves that’ll impress my fellow MCJROTC cadets
I needed this video really badly for my cadet class at my school
THANK YOU i was suprized to see i have been doing it wrong, thanks again
Thanks. I bought a BDU from a surplus storenear me, but I live in texas so it's damn hot. It has been over 100 degrees every day for the past 6 weeks.
this was really helpful. thank you kind youtube person.
I'd know those Navy Barracks curtains anywhere. Had them at Parris Island & Rosey Roads. Our guys doing ASF duty in Puerto Rico was no joke.
Time to start giving PMEs to these new boots who didn't learn in boot camp how to roll sleeves. Yut!
cheers, had army duty today and this really helped
if you are in the army and you did it like this you are shit out of luck LOL. this is the way the navy/marine corps do it. the army rolls their sleeves different. the army rolls have the camoflauge on the outside where as the navy/marine corps has the inside showing outward.
i've been out for a long time now. i don't even know if the navy (seabees in my case) still wear the CUU's or if they went to something else. one thing i am absolutely certain of is that this particular uniform the navy and marine corps roll their sleeves the same, but opposite of the army. airforce i have no idea what they do and could care less LOL
+Robert Lowe Navy rolls sleeves army style now. Marine corps still inside out.
what? no way, i don't believe that for a minute!
TAO LIU i have to see it to believe it. NAVY doesn't do anything like the army. navy / marine corps are an entegral team and always have been.
sheesh... the day the navy starts operating anything like the army you might as well kiss our nation's ability to project power BYE BYE lol...
Robert Lowe I mean, if you don't believe me, just good image 'navy rolled sleeves' or something. If that still doesn't persuade you, look up their uniform regs.
i don't keep up with the military anymore. not worth my time. my time in the military is long gone. too many changes. i wouldn't do it again. not in this day in age.
we had problems back in my day. today the issues i hear about amuse the hell out of me. all these rape cases? is that what they call sexual harrassment claims now - rape?
i remember the fiasco after TAIL HOOK. today? oh gosh, now you gonna have trans harrassment LOL. this is going to get good.
the uniform changes are the least of my concern.
I've never seen anyone roll camies this way.. I will give it a shot though . Lol have PTAD so might as well
ahhh i remember those days. ironing a crease in my bdu's. rolling up the sleeves cuz its hot as hell. we rolled ours different in the air force tho. but thats def how marines and navy rolled theirs...
Shut the fuck up
Cool. I'm gonna do that with my regular dress shirts. 🤘😁
im in young marines and this saved my ass thank you
Yeah Master at Arms! Get some! I tried doing this here at Corps school only to muster the next day and have my platoon LPO tell us to drop our sleeves because someone showed up with them down. Never again.
Now that you've just done that... COMBAT DRESS... GO!!
I roll up my ABUs sleeves During AFJROTC inspection, THNX
civil air patrol still dose this so thank this will help me a allot im a tech Sargent who cant roll his sleeves
tehnik melipat lengan baju cammo TNI paling sempurna, rapi tanpa seterika.
Awesome. I'm an MA and I used to wear that uniform. I wear desert cammies now, but I'll be wearig that unifomr again soon. Your sleeves look sharp as fuck shipmate.
In Canada it is against regs to iron the cadpat operational uniforms because it screws the IR coating on the uniform. It makes it much easier to roll the arms too because there is no need of an iron.
thanks a lot. I keep getting points off during inspection for not having my sleeves rolled tightly
Thanks joining marines that helped a lot.
Thanks for the videos it helped a lot!
In the AF, we roll the cuff of our sleeves back over the thick part to make the uniform a uniform color instead of the ends of the sleeves being much lighter than the rest of the uniform.
Just sayin. It looks better.
@crankingsteve1 recommended that you do iron after every step. It ain't required, but it is that much sharper looking. Even if you roll them with the cuff showing, like me.
How many boots have had to watch this?
ty,i wear mine in JROTC and thiswas a big help
That is so much more exact then how we do it in afjrotc xD we put it on first and do the hand on shoulder thing.
year late but just signed up for afjrotc and want to know yall rolled yalls sleeves up
Dr. Skell yes we roll our sleeves in AFJROTC. We have ABUs (idk wat your school has) and it's harder to roll them up. I'm about to start my Third year in Air Force JROTC so if you have any questions you can contact me on instagram @maggie.culley :)
Cool thank you
Keep coming back for the ASMR
@phatQQQ No when army had BDU you rolled them up with the button and camo outside out, navy and marines roll them outside in, well not marines anymore, and Air force is sleeves down always, CG same as old army BDU.
wish we still used bdu's
@xxTIGER43xx the marines don't use bdus anymore. they've switched over to acus. the digital camo. i believe that the navy also uses acus. the only branch to actively use the bdus is the usaf. won't be long before they also switch to acus
@bmacz31 Nah bmac Navy rolls their so the white is in, the last fold is the cuff over the white its so in case of fire.. or so they say... we can pull the cuff down for full length sleeve or arm coverage.
Most i run in to are cocky and arrogant. I wasn't trying to generalize it to say all. Your right they are they future.
Dude is so squared away he went full circle!
@Smithers6650 also the MCCUU is known as marpat and the ACU is known as arpat in some circles
But seriously, a very nice video thank you very much, i always just guesstimated it on mine.
Great technique. The water shaking in the iron made me laugh for some reason.
@TBKSLyCooPeR It usually depends on the season. For example, during the summer, you're usually going to have your sleeves rolled. And in the winter, down. But sometimes, depending on the situation, your command will make you do something different.
I could almost smell the Sta-Flo burning LoL
@xxTIGER43xx typically bdu are worn by Navy MAAs the marines currently use the marpat digital pattern
In my squadron thats one of the first things we learn is how to care for our uniform and how to do the sleves.
Cadet Airman Davis NY283
Learning for MCJROTC
what school?
Yeah me too
Great job 👍
Beautiful .. very nice
That's a lot of hard work
I always got it wrong when I was in Sea Cadets/USNSCC/ It's been a while, I left at the end of 08 !
@bmacz31 Nah bmac Navy rolls their so the white is in, the last fold is the cuff over the white its so in case of fire.. or so they say... we can pull the cuff down for full length sleeve or arm coverage. Or I should say on our nwu, not sure with bdu so you may be correct on that account.
true but i love how in the hurt locker (supossed to be realistic) they have theirs rolled up
There's a youth program called Young Marines, which is similar to MCJROTC. You can google it.
If one of my Marines ever used this meathod, I would give them an UNSAT on an inspection for improper care and cleaning and also those sleeves are not rolled properly as they can not be unrolled easily. You also took 10 times longer to do it this way than the proper way.
So that's how they do it!
@TBKSLyCooPeR It depends on what your command wants you to wear. Sometimes they want you to have your sleeves rolled, sometimes they don't. You don't get to choose what you want to wear. lol
lol, i agree.. i could roll my sleeves in the dark (and of course, i have) and it would look just as good if not better. fml..i miss it already
@xXMoshxTilxDeathXx thank you! finally someone realizes that. my dad was in the air force for 4 years and i want to join the navy, and all he keeps saying is how low of pay that they get. i said to him, they dont care what they get paid.
Thank you for the assist, shipmate!
you roll them the day of daylight savings
great job ... thanks for the help!
@Grim01Reaper1989
yeh true i totally forgot about the seabees, I have way too many uniforms, thats the downside about being an HM, i have the navy's new aquaflouge (NWU) and the marines marpats
i reead an ABC news article saying that you will only be able to roll up sleeves at the discretion of your local commanding officer.
That's how ya do it if you got small pipes
Back when people ironed their uniforms.
Haven't seen it done that way but it's shit hot.
@Namikaze1230 i can read, thank you for the heads up. but after reading the policy that the Commandant released, i left a comment expressing my mild objection to the new restriction, on a video that demonstrates how to roll sleeves, which is no longer within policy boundaries.
Dude, its not "wannabes" when they are under the age of 18.....they are the future.
Marine Vet 85-93 We didn't roll our sleeves that way.....
If you were a kiss ass, you rolled your sleeves that way. If you had your mind on the mission, sleeves are the last thing you're thinking of.
A marine cadet showed me to roll them by leaving the end flap (cuff?) on top so you can pull the sleeve down on a moments notice.
@@thecowboyofoklahoma5866 yep. But that's when you are in NWU's I'm pretty sure I'm still a cadet for the USNSCC so I don't know that much.
@@thecowboyofoklahoma5866 That is just how the Army and Navy does it. The Marines decided that wasn't cool enough so they do the roll seen in this video.
Yeah for the Navy NWU you have to have the cuff on the outside
thank you. It's realy helpful :)
Thanks a bunch man.
That has to be the most efficient roll I've ever seen any marine online do. I think that's even more efficient than that Sergeant on the Suns Out, Guns Out video.
+C.S. K. r u stupid this guy is a sailor or in other words in the navy just stop if u dont know the difference u shouldne be here
+Dylan Rodriguez good one shrimp dick, it's not like it says navy on the blouse or anything god some people are stupid
Wow this defines the intelligence of the average soldier.
Did someone just ask if they had an option to wear it up or down? Bloody hell mate USMC and USN wear sleeves inside out that's why in previous wars locals called them White sleeve to tell the were USMC
It's the ARMY that wears the sleeves with facing out side in
@boobatooba1 its true. being on the same team entitles you to talk shit.
Having said that, The Marines are here so the Navy has dance parters :)
in the navy its MAA, master at arms
It’s been 20 years since I had to do this. Why am I watching?
@bluto1281 hes a mp thats why he has a badge on his uniform
This is good asmr
A post made over a flip phone is a different story then :b Those things are like the anti grammar.
@3:00 says it all. Navy/MP. Marines do not roll their sleeves this way.
It's about the Marines who are on Naval Vessels you Jar Head.