Such discipline. I have so much respect for the men and women who chose and joined the Navy and had the guts to face the drill instructor and sometimes go out into war.
I went through Navy OCS in 1956 and it wasn't this regimented. The mess hall was run by a civilian contractor, so we didn't have to pull KP duty. We just stood in line, get our food, eat, take the empty trays back, and leave.
Air Force veteran here. Thank you fine men and women who are officers in our US Navy. The US Navy has no rival, no comparison. Simply the best at what they do. Same will be said of our Marines, Soldiers, Coasties, and Airmen. We are the best in the world. The best of what America is wears our uniforms. Godspeed.
It seems an ally of ours used some modern versions of quiet diesel-electric submarines to successfully sneak up and "sink" some of our nice loud nuclear submaines during a war game. It was the US Navy that interfered with the US Air Force's plans for the Joint Primary Aircraft Training System. We ended up with an inferior turboprop system because the Navy claimed the Air Force was unecessarily biased towards a turbojet trainer. In reality it was the Navy who was uneccesarily biased toward their buddies Beachcraft and Raytheon and their obsession with turboprops. The USMC is a great group, except for the idiotic and fund stealing F-35 program which was supposed to correct the significant deficiencies of the AV8 program. It hasn't done that. But the Navy and the Air Force were forced to participate in the program to effectively bail it out. So now we end up with all three services dealing with a problem prone weapon system.
i hope after all was said and done the drill instructor gave them some love/praise before they left and congratulated them, they were great! and those sweatshirts are so badass, i would have kept mine in glass up on a wall forever as a keep sake
What is the purpose of that ???? ... I had experience in my army with the drills during the food time but nothing like this ... for as was usual to in the middle of the lunch gives as the order to start running around the table on the STOP you have to seat on the chair where you at and continue to eat doesn't matter that is not your plate I learn fast that first what you doing is to take your peace of meat from plate in the hand and run whit it .... lol ...
@Jefferson Mason The idea is that you learn how to take orders before giving them. It's just part of the indoctrination phase that every recruit in the military should go through.
@Bitch Pudding Wrong, Officers take orders from superior officers and try to make it happen. And his/her ass is responsible of getting them done or it will be a short career...
I used to see you guys in the chow hall. I went to NAPS c/o 2011. I went there from the enlisted ranks with 2 years of service already and I remember a lot of the ocs guys hated the athletes. Lmao 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 lmfao thanks for your service bro.
I'm glad I didn't have to go through such. The day I completed OCS. I was deployed back to Falujah, Iraq by way of an 18 hour flight! O7-11G was my Graduating OCS Class though. I never saw one of my comrades again either! I was old enough to be a parent to most of The Cadets! I might be The Oldest OCS Grad in US Navy History also!
I graduated from Navy OCS Newport RI 1987 Class 006. This dining hall does not look familiar, maybe it's changed or maybe it was at a different location. This was pretty much how it was back then. I don't remember much, because I was always hallucinating from lack of sleep, but what I do remember is that we had so little time to eat our meal; maybe about two minutes. We had a spoon in one hand and a fork in the other and were not chewing at all, just shoving it down as fast as we could. Couldn't be very good for our digestive systems.
Thing is, once (most of) these recruits make it on board, the shouting pretty much stops. You can actually eat in chow hall with your friends and talk, and laugh, and what not. You really only get this kind of verbal abuse at boot camp in your military training.
That is incorrect. You clearly never went through Navy OCS. We eat by the numbers daily, 3 times per day, until we became Class Officers, around week 10.
Makes me nervous and I am just watching this. Love the Navy. Pretty impressive response to every word of command. Well done. Love the design on the hoodies they are wearing.
The candidates have the "luxury" of plates and chairs. marine boots in my day had shipboard trays, benches, and 3 minutes to "At ease! Eat! Get Out!" The goal is the same, get with the program and focus on the assigned mission. Good luck to you, the officers corps relies on good mustangs.
You sound like a soy eating bitch. They are demonstrating discipline and cohesion. When they hit the fleet they will be keen to details that would rather be overlooked to the untrained slobs, their leadership will shine because of their training.
My God-Daughter's husband is about to hit the fleet and his response to this treatment is "Some of us will be launching insanely destructive missiles that have HUNDREDS of pages. Skip 1 step and you kill your shipmates or bomb the wrong people. This proves you have the discipline and focus to NOT skip steps, to NOT cut corners and to do things right the first time every time"
i am a navy ocs graduate, and i would have been embarrassed to do this in front of my family. glad my class didnt have to demonstrate this stupid shit to try and shock/gain respect from family members. spared me a bad memory
look up all your men and women I am very proud of you all the two trainers they will whip you into shape I know them personally and they are the best they are my best friends too I love you all
I went through in 77, Alpha 77006. We did something like this the first week untill we CUMMED out. That was in the old KING HALL. Wonderful time great people.
Now that's ludicrous! And yes, I'm a Veteran. I can understand all the other things done in the name of responsibility and discipline, but this routine should end upon the commencement of eating. Naval Academy and I suspect others as well, adopt this routine of eating a, 'square meal'. Nevertheless, I believe it's rediculious and otherwise demeaning.
I am hoping this was some sort of prearranged display for families where those involved had been briefed about it. I was in the Navy for about 20 years, and I would have a real problem if I ever saw a training platoon braced up and yelled out and held at the position of attention in a mess hall full of civilians who were watching and taking pictures.
No exercise at the dinner time at the table also no shouting no stressing at the dinner time or lunch or breakfast time at the table,get one thing right in your head it's nutrition time not aerobics time you deep stick,do not overdo it,
Choreographed as good as any musical play I've ever seen. Why do they hold their arms out before they sit? It would be cool if we had a commentator explaining all the moves. I thoroughly enjoyed this. The more I watch these clips the more I understand why we have a great military.
When they stick their arms out, they usually have their "gouches" aka their notepads for studying. If you're not doing anything, you're supposed to be studying. I'm assuming they didn't have it for this specific day because of a drill that disallowed them to bring it.
at infantry officer candidate school the dining facility was the most stressful, dangerous place. you could survive it if you saw the obstacles and landmines in there, kept your head on a swivel to stay aware, and moved like a ninja.
Millitrix Under normal circumstances, before you hit Candidate Officer phase beginning Week 10, Chow Hall is where you study your gouge for inspections. You have to hold your gouge pack (a small, pocket sized notebook), straight out in front of you while waiting for your classmates to get to their seats. If you get to your seat first, your arm gets pretty fatigued waiting for your classmates to get to theirs.
Millitrix You have 3 major inspections while at Navy OCS during weeks 3, 6, and 9, with your week 3 inspection being the most intense. Basically, there's about 15-20 pages worth of "inspection knowledge" (ie: general orders of a sentry, rank structure, code of conduct, etc) that you have to know verbatim for your week 3 inspection. During the inspection, the Marine DI's and Navy Chiefs come into your rooms, inspect for cleanliness, yell and scream at you while making you do PT non-stop, rummage through all your shit and throw it all over the place, and the whole while you're screaming all this memorized inspection knowledge (verbatim) at the top of your lungs. Anyways, the 3-4 minutes that you're waiting to sit down for chow is one of the few opportunities that you have to memorize your inspection knowledge that you are supposed to have copied into your gouge pack.
+You have 2 cents, Chuck Norris has 1 cent. Chuck Norris has more money than you ... so because you lied at MEPS and were banned you come on here and talk shit its not a waste of time for them thats what they wanted to do with there life
Gut, when I was in the Navy..I had to do what I had to do to make it through boot camp. One time....I was forced to eat my breakfast in one minute without washing my mouth. Another time...I was forced to count the amount of crevors in a brick....and they knew how many were there...and I got it wrong the first time...they made me count again....
Hi my name is Lee I’m from the UK or the United Kingdom question what is the idea of this as it’s quite alien to me the only thing I can think of is to create discipline and order.
I went thru King Hall (USN OCS) in 1990. We wore Navy-Blue sweats with sewn in reflectors. No parents in sight at any time. That bullshit was not allowed. Hell the first time I saw my folks was on the day before commissioning.
+militia recruit They dont tell you when to pick up your spoon, they dont tell you when to chew, they don't tell you when you can pick up a glass nor only take one sip. We are rushed, thats all towards combat. This is they are doing, is useless.
All of you people hating on this video, this is really how it is. The Marine Corps is just as bad if not worse, you don't even get to eat a lot of the times because when you get your food, you have to pass your drill instructor and give the proper greeting, if you do it wrong, they send you back to do it again, when you get up from the table, proper greeting again, just like last time, if it's wrong, back again, it trains you do pay attention to detail and have discipline, something 90% of my generation and even ones before mine lacks in
I would love to see this video shown at the Chief's club on any base during happy hour. The chief's would be rolling on the floor laughing. HM2. USN. 71-76
Rei yen There’s always that one person who thinks they would do whatever he wants, regardless. This would also explain why you’re sitting behind a computer telling everyone what you WOULD do instead of what you’re going to do.
Such discipline. I have so much respect for the men and women who chose and joined the Navy and had the guts to face the drill instructor and sometimes go out into war.
I went through Navy OCS in 1956 and it wasn't this regimented. The mess hall was run by a civilian contractor, so we didn't have to pull KP duty. We just stood in line, get our food, eat, take the empty trays back, and leave.
Same for me....things sure have changed. LOL
it must be embarrassing to eat like this while your family is watching
I’d tell them not to come lol
These men and women have nothing to be embarrassed of.
They are amazing and have everything to be proud of…. Their parents are proud🇺🇸🇺🇸
Air Force veteran here. Thank you fine men and women who are officers in our US Navy. The US Navy has no rival, no comparison. Simply the best at what they do. Same will be said of our Marines, Soldiers, Coasties, and Airmen. We are the best in the world. The best of what America is wears our uniforms. Godspeed.
It seems an ally of ours used some modern versions of quiet diesel-electric submarines to successfully sneak up and "sink" some of our nice loud nuclear submaines during a war game.
It was the US Navy that interfered with the US Air Force's plans for the Joint Primary Aircraft Training System. We ended up with an inferior turboprop system because the Navy claimed the Air Force was unecessarily biased towards a turbojet trainer. In reality it was the Navy who was uneccesarily biased toward their buddies Beachcraft and Raytheon and their obsession with turboprops.
The USMC is a great group, except for the idiotic and fund stealing F-35 program which was supposed to correct the significant deficiencies of the AV8 program. It hasn't done that. But the Navy and the Air Force were forced to participate in the program to effectively bail it out. So now we end up with all three services dealing with a problem prone weapon system.
i hope after all was said and done the drill instructor gave them some love/praise before they left and congratulated them, they were great! and those sweatshirts are so badass, i would have kept mine in glass up on a wall forever as a keep sake
I did this every meal breakfast lunch and dinner when I was there. It was just as much of a pain in the ass as it looks.
What is the purpose of that ???? ... I had experience in my army with the drills during the food time but nothing like this ... for as was usual to in the middle of the lunch gives as the order to start running around the table on the STOP you have to seat on the chair where you at and continue to eat doesn't matter that is not your plate I learn fast that first what you doing is to take your peace of meat from plate in the hand and run whit it .... lol ...
@Jefferson Mason The idea is that you learn how to take orders before giving them. It's just part of the indoctrination phase that every recruit in the military should go through.
@Bitch Pudding Wrong, Officers take orders from superior officers and try to make it happen. And his/her ass is responsible of getting them done or it will be a short career...
I used to see you guys in the chow hall. I went to NAPS c/o 2011. I went there from the enlisted ranks with 2 years of service already and I remember a lot of the ocs guys hated the athletes. Lmao 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 lmfao thanks for your service bro.
I'm glad I didn't have to go through such. The day I completed OCS. I was deployed back to Falujah, Iraq by way of an 18 hour flight! O7-11G was my Graduating OCS Class though. I never saw one of my comrades again either! I was old enough to be a parent to most of The Cadets! I might be The Oldest OCS Grad in US Navy History also!
Wow how old were you? Just about to finish up some waivers at meps and send off my packet. I’m 35 I can’t freaking wait.
8:58 doing that right in front of the DI, wow...
If you do that in Marine Boot Camp to a Di....he would make you 🤮 every single piece of chow for the rest of the week.
I graduated from Navy OCS Newport RI 1987 Class 006. This dining hall does not look familiar, maybe it's changed or maybe it was at a different location. This was pretty much how it was back then. I don't remember much, because I was always hallucinating from lack of sleep, but what I do remember is that we had so little time to eat our meal; maybe about two minutes. We had a spoon in one hand and a fork in the other and were not chewing at all, just shoving it down as fast as we could. Couldn't be very good for our digestive systems.
Dont forget you had to drink two glasses of water before you ate anything.
All that is the real deal. He was my SDI at PI in 06. 1101. Old school Marine to the bone. Semper Fi
Sammy Torres He looks tough as hell!
Is That You John Wayne?
Is This Me?
Thing is, once (most of) these recruits make it on board, the shouting pretty much stops. You can actually eat in chow hall with your friends and talk, and laugh, and what not. You really only get this kind of verbal abuse at boot camp in your military training.
That is incorrect. You clearly never went through Navy OCS. We eat by the numbers daily, 3 times per day, until we became Class Officers, around week 10.
@@Primusux Do you eat by the numbers the entire meal? Or does the DI give you a chance to eat on your own after a while of doing this?
Abuse continues in the service
Makes me nervous and I am just watching this. Love the Navy. Pretty impressive response to every word of command. Well done. Love the design on the hoodies they are wearing.
This makes me think "do I really want to be a Mustang?" May God be with me!
The candidates have the "luxury" of plates and chairs. marine boots in my day had shipboard trays, benches, and 3 minutes to "At ease! Eat! Get Out!" The goal is the same, get with the program and focus on the assigned mission. Good luck to you, the officers corps relies on good mustangs.
Literally over here pondering the same 😂
Van peter yeah, when you go Officer from enlisted, you’re dubbed a ‘“mustang....”
Giavanni Dené you’re enlisted?
Tashawnbi Boswell Yes, active duty & recruiting. Nearly 7 years in.
They are fully trained, as this is graduation and they are still being creamed at like day 1 recruits. It serves no purpose at all.
Agreed and I'm glad I didn't go through this when I attended school.
You sound like a soy eating bitch. They are demonstrating discipline and cohesion. When they hit the fleet they will be keen to details that would rather be overlooked to the untrained slobs, their leadership will shine because of their training.
My God-Daughter's husband is about to hit the fleet and his response to this treatment is "Some of us will be launching insanely destructive missiles that have HUNDREDS of pages. Skip 1 step and you kill your shipmates or bomb the wrong people. This proves you have the discipline and focus to NOT skip steps, to NOT cut corners and to do things right the first time every time"
i am a navy ocs graduate, and i would have been embarrassed to do this in front of my family. glad my class didnt have to demonstrate this stupid shit to try and shock/gain respect from family members. spared me a bad memory
@@gtrdline preach!
hahah what the fuck is this, are they gonna synchronize their shitting?
its discipline at its finest, it shows a willingness to take an order and obey immediately without question an essential part to any military branch.
dont the coast guard have some kind of puddle they need to be guarding?
Awesome video. Brings back memories
2007 April yes many memories.
2:20 lol. "Shut up!"
They are playing more games than what they do at Parris Island. How are they suppose to lead after this?
From the thumbnail i thought it was a Harry Potter fan convention 😂
😂🤣😂💀
look up all your men and women I am very proud of you all the two trainers they will whip you into shape I know them personally and they are the best they are my best friends too I love you all
I went to the US Army OCS in 1979, it wan't this crazy !!!
thank god for Enlisted Personnel in the Navy like i was
Having been in the army in find this interesting. But why hold your arms out like that before sitting down. Can someone explain
I’m enlisted trying to go Officer . I’m watching this as my BMT seems like a distant memory. “Ah this again 😂...”
I went through in 77, Alpha 77006. We did something like this the first week untill we CUMMED out. That was in the old KING HALL. Wonderful time great people.
how are they supposed to finish a days training if they dont finish their food?!
Glad I was college grad enlisted in the Navy and didn't go OCS. We ate like regular humans in the boot camp chow hall.
Mike Massino why’d you enlist and not go to ocs?
Yeah but this is temporary, so your statement is nonsense. But I think you know that
me too!! HM3. USN. 01-06
You did not go to OCS? How did you avoid that?
Weak @ss Navy officers...Ladies Dept.
Now that's ludicrous! And yes, I'm a Veteran. I can understand all the other things done in the name of responsibility and discipline, but this routine should end upon the commencement of eating.
Naval Academy and I suspect others as well, adopt this routine of eating a, 'square meal'. Nevertheless, I believe it's rediculious and otherwise demeaning.
And it certainly doesn't carry out to the real Navy.
I believe a square meal refers to the fact that it contains items from all four main food groups.
I think they’re also putting on a show for the guests
Yea how do they get enough calories?? It looks like they only took two bites
What did you do in the Service , Toilet Attendent ?
Do they throw the food away now?
Do they always eat left-handed?
I am hoping this was some sort of prearranged display for families where those involved had been briefed about it. I was in the Navy for about 20 years, and I would have a real problem if I ever saw a training platoon braced up and yelled out and held at the position of attention in a mess hall full of civilians who were watching and taking pictures.
I don't remember being told to eat and drink. 1984 Navy Orlando and the women were on the whole other side of the chow hall.
You guys should have seen our defac procedures in army ocs! Clas 05-01
someone needs to swing their arms. im so glad we had secured chow hall procedures for our last phase of training. don't miss this one bit.
Some may care to differ, but I find this really impressive.
"A man confronts you he is the enemy.
An enemy deserves no mercy...
WHAT IS THE PROBLEM MR.LAWRENCE?
oh shit.
I jumped when he started counting. I know its already been a few months since i graduated bootcamp but holy shit i freaked the fuck out.
is that navy base in in Newport RI ?
My family does this at the table for Thanksgiving...Lol
So they took 2 bites and then threw it all away?
I'm *confused*
did anyone notice at 3:01 the camera person was meat gazing lmao
Sho nuff did 👀😎🤣
No exercise at the dinner time at the table also no shouting no stressing at the dinner time or lunch or breakfast time at the table,get one thing right in your head it's nutrition time not aerobics time you deep stick,do not overdo it,
He shut down the cackling parents down with a look at 5:39 the best
do u get to wear a cool drill sergeant hat too?
Is this at Annapolis?
Lol, I remember this galley well :) Was there a week ago
its a very nice chow hall! damn.
Choreographed as good as any musical play I've ever seen. Why do they hold their arms out before they sit? It would be cool if we had a commentator explaining all the moves. I thoroughly enjoyed this. The more I watch these clips the more I understand why we have a great military.
When they stick their arms out, they usually have their "gouches" aka their notepads for studying. If you're not doing anything, you're supposed to be studying. I'm assuming they didn't have it for this specific day because of a drill that disallowed them to bring it.
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2:20 Yes Sir
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at infantry officer candidate school the dining facility was the most stressful, dangerous place. you could survive it if you saw the obstacles and landmines in there, kept your head on a swivel to stay aware, and moved like a ninja.
What happens if you don’t know what the DS is saying ?
Look at everybody else and try to do what they do! and hope you got it right!
They throwing the food away at the end? What a waste!
ACTUALLY no not every branch does this...but thanks for playing!!
Those french toast sticks were my favorite.
I honestly just wouldn't eat very much if this is how it is.
Imagine if one of them tripped and spilled his tray all over Drill Instructor. Hahaha
Dominic Labriola It appears one of the recruits is missing in action...
During what time of year did this take place?
Looks chilly.
I like that R.D.C. Hahaha.
I'll tell ya this much....that food was amazing lol...never forget it
attention to detail an offers job
Also, why do they have to do that thing with their left hand/arm before they sit down to eat?
Millitrix Under normal circumstances, before you hit Candidate Officer phase beginning Week 10, Chow Hall is where you study your gouge for inspections. You have to hold your gouge pack (a small, pocket sized notebook), straight out in front of you while waiting for your classmates to get to their seats. If you get to your seat first, your arm gets pretty fatigued waiting for your classmates to get to theirs.
Dean Benson You study your gouge for inspections? What does that mean?
Millitrix You have 3 major inspections while at Navy OCS during weeks 3, 6, and 9, with your week 3 inspection being the most intense. Basically, there's about 15-20 pages worth of "inspection knowledge" (ie: general orders of a sentry, rank structure, code of conduct, etc) that you have to know verbatim for your week 3 inspection. During the inspection, the Marine DI's and Navy Chiefs come into your rooms, inspect for cleanliness, yell and scream at you while making you do PT non-stop, rummage through all your shit and throw it all over the place, and the whole while you're screaming all this memorized inspection knowledge (verbatim) at the top of your lungs. Anyways, the 3-4 minutes that you're waiting to sit down for chow is one of the few opportunities that you have to memorize your inspection knowledge that you are supposed to have copied into your gouge pack.
Lol. Prior Navy?*****
+You have 2 cents, Chuck Norris has 1 cent. Chuck Norris has more money than you ... so because you lied at MEPS and were banned you come on here and talk shit its not a waste of time for them thats what they wanted to do with there life
Wow, there are a lot of spectators in the chow hall. I wonder if they get anything to eat.
As the description says, this is a demonstration done in front of their visiting family members.
Oh boy! This is like Air Force basic compared to usmc boot camp Parris Island!
Gut, when I was in the Navy..I had to do what I had to do to make it through boot camp. One time....I was forced to eat my breakfast in one minute without washing my mouth. Another time...I was forced to count the amount of crevors in a brick....and they knew how many were there...and I got it wrong the first time...they made me count again....
Hi my name is Lee I’m from the UK or the United Kingdom question what is the idea of this as it’s quite alien to me the only thing I can think of is to create discipline and order.
I think you are absolutely correct.
I went thru King Hall (USN OCS) in 1990. We wore Navy-Blue sweats with sewn in reflectors. No parents in sight at any time. That bullshit was not allowed.
Hell the first time I saw my folks was on the day before commissioning.
I didn't hear anybody yelling "Nuts to Buts" like they once did!!
We never did all of that $#i+ when I get as in boot. Besides that it would have taken to long to get everyone fed.
"STAND FA-"
"Shut up"
OCS in '85. All of our yelling was outside. We were treated way better in the mess. I didn't like OCS that much then, I know I would hate it now.
Constant discipline, good thing. Weeds out the non hackers.
^^^
What is the point?
At that rate by the time they finish their breakfast it will be lunch time.
🤣😂
No wonder our sailors get captured by Iranian sailors. Too busy being taught how to eat.
Nothing like a good old Devil Dog DI to run the show with all the Navy Ladies...😅
I shall come to visit USA 🇺🇸 I will show how to train millitary,from Tatars with Love,
So what branch did you choose?
dis a weetarded class or what?
First of all the food looks a lot better!
ISNT THAT AN MCDONALDS FLASHMOB OR SOMETHING I DONT UNDERSTAND THE SITUATION HERE?
those standing around watching piss me off. especially those smiling and laughing at how are being treated. it's not for their amusement
Am I the only marine here that’s laughing at this?
I’m laughing with you brother, Oorah Devil-dawg. They wouldn’t like it at MCRD.
SAME HERE!!!
and this is why i want to join the marine corps
+militia recruit They dont tell you when to pick up your spoon, they dont tell you when to chew, they don't tell you when you can pick up a glass nor only take one sip. We are rushed, thats all towards combat. This is they are doing, is useless.
+Private Robinson Yup Parris Island Feb16th to May 13th never seen any of this they do rush though
All of you people hating on this video, this is really how it is. The Marine Corps is just as bad if not worse, you don't even get to eat a lot of the times because when you get your food, you have to pass your drill instructor and give the proper greeting, if you do it wrong, they send you back to do it again, when you get up from the table, proper greeting again, just like last time, if it's wrong, back again, it trains you do pay attention to detail and have discipline, something 90% of my generation and even ones before mine lacks in
JoeytheMarine
grim reaper what?
WHO THE PRIVAT SPONCHBOB????
Reminds me of enlisted bootcamp chow line, only...
... not so hardcore lol
look at the DI at 2:20.
you know he's down right hardcore 😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
“Navy owned, Marine Corps trained”.
I would love to see this video shown at the Chief's club on any base during happy hour. The chief's would be rolling on the floor laughing. HM2. USN. 71-76
no, they do not do this anymore
Normally one stand at Attention when giving orders, not stand there aloof with their arms folded or hands on their hips.
I woudve been that idot who'd start eating regardless! lol
Rei yen There’s always that one person who thinks they would do whatever he wants, regardless. This would also explain why you’re sitting behind a computer telling everyone what you WOULD do instead of what you’re going to do.
@@jayjay269 Jeez fucking chill out he was joking, No need to personally attack him.
This isn’t discipline. This is neuroticism.
Well, become the head of OCS and change it then
they look like well trained robots
they are.
Every branch does this...
thanks for the bulge close up at 2:55 lmfao
How's the chow?
jamesdewer It's not bad. Same thing every morning for three months gets old though.
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