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- United States Army Basic Combat Training (BCT) is the rigorous initial training program for recruits joining the U.S. Army, Army Reserve, or Army National Guard. Some attend One Station Unit Training (OSUT), combining BCT and advanced individual training (AIT) in a 22-week program, mainly at Fort Moore, Georgia, for infantry. Other career paths undergo BCT at various locations like Fort Jackson, Fort Sill, or Fort Leonard Wood, with AIT tailored to their Military Occupational Specialty (MOS). AIT can last from 4 weeks to 7 months, including specialized training like language courses. Throughout, recruits face demanding physical and mental challenges, adhering to strict schedules and rules.
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I promise you that this video is strictly just trying to appeal to the public. They still yell and smoke trainees.
Yeah they act nicer on camera to lure the weak ones in, and to put on a facade for the parents
Depends on where you go for basic training. Fort Jackson they barley gave a shit & barley yelled at anybody when I was there.
when i got to osut they did the 100 yards thing but as soon as we got into the bay they went straight to the shark attack and smoked us all day.
Yeah that, and also that you would literally be getting to reception in the middle of the night and being forced to stay up 24 hours streight the first day you get there. I reccomend for anyone that is going to get as much sleep as you can on the plane ride there.
Man that whole first 24 hours was brutal for me. Looking back I'm glad I went through it though.
@@hestoncjr.3560 itâs definitely one of the toughest things to do
As someone who went to BCT last year, they still yell and smoke the fuck out of you unhingedly, is it bad? of course not, best thing that happened to me, helped me come out of my shell and become confident as I went from a sheltered home to a stressed induced environment. Stay strong brothers, and those who wish to join, your drills are there to break you, but to make you, don't take it personal, because once those 10 weeks are done, you'll be someone you never thought you would become.
This is why im thinking of joining and what I hope it will do for me.
@@christianbond5269same
It will basic training is all about effort. What you put in is what gets out of it. It will be stressful at times but remember this, itâs only temporary. You got this!
ROTF, if you think what you experienced, try it forty years ago when I went through basic. '84 at Ft. Knox.
Thank you to the soldiers who gave their service to our country and sacrificed a piece of themselves for us.
Ur welcome
Ur welcome
Thank You for your support
Aw man, no more shark attacks? They got 90 sec to get off that bus??? I was told to get the f$ck off that f&cking bus!!!
They still do that
@esther; I completely agree with your comment. When I went to basic in 2003, it was straight hell. These new soldiers got it easy.
It really only looks like this because of the cameras, also depends on the basic training location site.
@@koboldking74; I went to Fort Jackson for basic and I can tell you that it was not so "relaxing" as people make it out to be. To prove that it wasn't relaxing, we had higher PT scores than the ones who went to Fort Beninng.
To add to my previous comment, I went to basic straight out of high school weighing 205lbs. When I graduated basic, I weighed 165lbs. So much for "Relaxing Jackson," more like "Brutal Jackson"
To all the young people going to the military. Thank yâall very much
Keep your heads up and enjoy this
Yea i hope to join the army when i finish high school i am in 10th grade
@@your_wildlife-biologist. a lot of my family served in the Army from pilots to a tank gunner to infantry. I unfortunately couldnât get medical waiver to serve. My 10 year old son knows his family history and he wants to go into the Army
@@your_wildlife-biologist. A long time ago, I took the ASVAB test in the 10th grade, spoke to a recruiter and enlisted in the 11th, entered Basic 6 days after HS Graduation. Thank you for even thinking about serving
You are doing what only few can and will do...from this veteran-THANK YOU and "Welcome to the family" because this family is rather amazing, If I say so myself.
Well, welcome to everyone who is joining. You will gain a lifetime brotherhood here
Basic training sure has changed in the last 45yrs.
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Don't worry, just got out of basic. This is VERY much an ad, not what happens.
@@J_J2552cuantos meses son???
@@user-kusynrp when I was in, Basic Training was 8 weeks. But now I think it is more like 12, but I could be wrong. It was a long time ago for me.
@@J_J2552 I am not worried at all. Been their, done that to. Almost 44 years to the day of writing this reply to you. Very fond memories of a good time in my life. 3 years active and then 3 years in the IRR, then discharged-Honorable. I did my duty and served my country.
Things have changed since the time I went though in 1983. No yelling,no smoking, no cussing and calling you names.
I went thru in 87. I was a boxer and was fit for duty in the Army. In fact Drill Sergeant Landrum and Drill Sergeant Felder always bet on me. I asked them if I could repeat BCT cause it was fun and they felt disrespected. Now I'm paying for my 30 years of service in pain. These are the facts of life.
This is why I watch British boot camp videos. They conduct training the same way even with the cameras. There is swearing and proper training.
The US Military is soft and weak as hell. Basic was a joke. Kids came in as kids, and left the same way.
for anybody wondering, yes, the drill sergeants tone it way down for the cameras, its so that people watching who are thinking about joining think that its easy-peasy now. Also, before arriving to their BCT location they spend their first week at reception, where the drills are instructed to not teach them anything before they head to their next location, and to go easier on them and not smoke them often.
The first time going to Fort Jackson was like going through high school over again on your first day
I loved basic training, I worked out before, push ups, sit ups, running... I got a back pack with some books and run. I had a job before I joined so had some discipline. I always went camping, Forest exploring. Basic was tough, yes, but you will look back at it your whole life... will be the best time you ever had. At 80 you will dream to go to basic training again.
I was here for 22 weeks for arms program and BCT. I was here while they filmed this stuff, idk why the drills actin so calm but they definitely are way rougher. A lot of yelling and smoking happen
In my country, someone always dies mysteriously in army.
they always tone it down alot for the cameras
Man those civilians were hella nice, we know damn well one of the meanest civilians in reception, meaner than DS
I went to Ft Jackson SC back in 1985 and thinking back on it, it was a great experience. I was kind of a âPrivate Benjaminâ during BCT, lol, so I was frequently on the drill sergeantsâ radar. But I managed to pass, qualified expert on rifle marksmanship, and eventually used the GI Bill to help with my BSN. I was terrified of my head drill sergeant but I learned a lot from him and my other drill sergeants. I would do it again if I had the chance.
Ohh the memories. It felt like i was at Fort Jackson just yesterday. I am grateful for the experiences đ
Camp Snoopy?
Its not boot camp in the army its BASIC Training !
Old days theyâd have to get back on the bus and go faster, then back on the bus again and go even fasterđ
Many of us dont understand the life of being a soldier. First of all. From civilian to military life and they are far from their family just like past wars WW2 Korean War Vietnam War and Gulf War and many of them didnt return alive or wounded or traumatized in combat and these soldiers are ready to sacrifies their lives for the country and for the people from domestic to foreign enemy and dont forget what they sacrifice for us. Thank you for your service!
Bro you talking like they know what they are signing up for. These kids are not ready to sacrifice anything. Trust me, I'm in the military and around them. They don't even want to talk about war. They don't even want to train. They see the military as college. 95% of these kids will freeze up and fold when it is time to go to battle. They are weak and soft as shit. They don't have a soldier bone in their bodies. Once again I am an active service member and work with them everyday. These are not soldiers, but imposters.
No way itâs that quiet. Just no way đ€Šđ»ââïž
Itâs worst then getting yelled at in my opinion, I got yelled at and it was fine but when itâs quiet , itâs scary because you feel that are watching
This is just a public face. When I went through basic in 21, we made the walls sweat the second the cameras were off. CC and 1st Sgt came out to introduce the drills then it was game on from there. Red phase was just as fun as I thought it would be
they started doing this recently in the past 5-7 years, if they're being recorded for anything they tone it down alot, when those cameras are off its a whole other thing. They try to make it seem like basic is more relaxed then it really is
they tryna make it look sweet so they can get more people in
@@j3xonThey donât yell. DS raise their voices so you can hear them. If you canât handle it then get out.
NIKKO ORTIZ needs to do a breakdown of this video
My thoughts exactly
Yes
Agreed!!
I believe he has đ
@@Michael.ONeill definitely not when this video dropped only a month ago
Shipping out to Fort Sill June 11th. Can't wait for the experience and a fresh start on life.
kIT
it's gonna be pretty hot and humid, and by the end of the 10 weeks, you're gonna start to feel some of the cold and windy climate. It's pretty green though, you'll get to see tons of woodland. Stay strong brother, hope you pass BCT, learn from your drills and battle buddies, and have fun. Welcome to the Army!
Getting shipped out next Monday âŒïž
good luck im going on august
Me too bro Fort Leonard Wood!đȘđż
@parisjames7247 good luck brother đ
I ship on 17th to Sill
@@monkeymanofficial2718thatâs where I did my basic at when I was in
New army ,everyone so friendly.Drill Sgt, barber and even the civilian supply lady. When I went everybody was yelling at us.
I never saw an overweight Soldier. Much less a fat Drill Sgt.
Even the civilian supply personnel was yelling at us in 1984.đ
I just watched the USMC bootcamp video. It's amazing how different they are in the receiving phase.
33 here and a mom of two. Been losing weight so I can meet weight. Iâm super excited and nervous at the same time. This is something Iâve been wanting to do as a kid.
ur fat
Wow, You are joining? It looks like a kinder military. The days of in your face almost assault are over. I was Navy 87-90. I thought my DS , called company Commander in Navy was going to punch sometimes. Im not sure if this is a good thing to be sooooooo easy now on boots
@@todd9016 yes sir, I know itâll be challenging for sure. But Iâm up for it. Been talking to a lot female soldiers who are mothers and they have given me their ups and downs. I honestly feel like ours no different here in the civilian world.
i graduated from fort sill last year this must be relaxin jackson đ
How is fort sill? I ship there the 17th
â@@monkeymanofficial2718 Very hot, very humid, miserable in the winter. And it all depends on what training company you get assigned to.
@@monkeymanofficial2718 itâs very hot i went there in late july and it was super hot and dry and when i graduated it was cold and there was some snow, depends on your battalion most do it the same tho the first 3 days are âhellâ where the drills smoke you all day long but then it gets easier donât worry im a skinny girl and i did it đ
Fuck no trainee, that bitch humid and they still yelling lol
I go to fort sill in July Im nervous
Shipping out on Monday to Fort Jackson đ€đŒ Can't wait to finally start the Army way of life, from south Texas to South Carolina
Keep your eyes and ears open and your mouth shut. Donât eyeball the DS.
@@user-mf6sj9lq4f Thanks for the advice, I'll be sure to keep it in mind đđŒ
@@user-vx2ih3pr4k Good luck to you. Basic isnât that hard. Itâs all in the head..
@@user-mf6sj9lq4f I come from a good old Texan bluecollar lifestyle and was raised to respect others so I feel like I'll stick it through just fine. Thanks for your good wishes đđŒ
graduated BCT back in april at ft jackson,sc. we got SMOKED everyday. i heard some other battalions didnât care or were weak, ours were NOT. reception sucks bad,BCT is way better. Army hasnât gone soft and iâm glad i joined. good luck to anyone that enlists and remember why youâre there. 3-39 RONINS LEAD THE WAY!
Group - Go !!!
Damn Ive been out almost 40 years and seeing this makes me want to do it all again.
Not me, I could not wait to get out. Kudos to the ones who do serve and thank you for your service, but the military just was not a good fit for me. I enlisted in 1982, served 4 years in the Navy, then got out. TBH, there were parts I really liked and other parts I really hated.
@@boomerang6130 Thank you as well for your service. I enlisted in 82 also, almost re-enlisted but my Dad (a Police Officer) had a heart attack about the time I was ready to re-up and I made the mistake of getting out. 2 years active Military Police
@@peepers46 Thanks also for your service. Is your dad ok? I really admire those special forces guys in our military, esp. the Navy SEALs. These guys are some badasses and true American patriots. I am glad we have them on our side. I often fantasize about what it must feel like to make it through seal training.
@@boomerang6130 Thank you @boomerang6130, my Dad was forced to retire in 1984, after the heart attack and actually survived until 2010. I certainly agree about our Special Forces teams, Iâm glad they are on our side. I thought about going to Airborne school, but never did it. I was offered Military Dog Handler and a $5000 bonus if I re-enlisted, if I had known my Dad was going to be alright, I would have done it. Have a great day
Shipping out to fort jackson june 24th excited for a change of pace in lifeđȘ
August 13th
Good luck boot camp sucks but you'll get through it
I bet it will for sure, going in at 26 years old also so I hope it all goes well!
August 27th for me
@@bluedream9717 Iâm 34 bro we got this!! đ
My drill SGTâs made all platoons come to one bay, they turned the hot showers on, made us dump our camel baks and smoked us while listening to Christmas music for hours
I'm sorry but "Trainee GoPro" 19:10 got me!
Man I remember the first week of bootcamp I had a headache because somebody was always screaming and yelling đ
Joining the Army, still early in the process. Studying up for the ASVAB on 06/26. Going in at 32
me too bro good luck to you brother
I'm 30, been looking at enlisting for 17C MOS.
I was in basic training in 1966 before I went to Vietnam! Times have changed
It has changed at every base besides benning.
I believe my grandfather is a Vietnam vet and heâs pushing 70, heâs build makes you think he can knock anyone out easily,, back then you guys were a different breed
Iâm joining next month hopefully headed to BCT sooner than later been my dream sense I was a little girl to be GI Jane đȘđœ at 28 Iâm not going to let my dream pass me by any longer ! GO ARMY !
wElL bAcK iN mY dAy
back in my day nothing, quit yapping an s.t.f.uđąđ€Ąđ«”
Just graduated BCT 2 weeks ago at Ft. Leonard Wood!
It was easy and tough at the same time. Everyone can pass, but it's a mental game as well as physical. Once it's over you miss it, but you'll probably get through it by counting down the days. This video is very much an ad, but your experience also completely depends on your company and location. We had a small shark attack and got smoked all the time, but our drills were very cool! We had it better than most companies. Bravo next door was significantly rougher on their trainees. They had far more people on suicide watch, allowed Fight Night, and were harsher when it came to smoke sessions. They low and high crawled at least a few times every week. So it all depends. No matter what, anyone can pass. Just arrive prepared, and be smart with how you present yourself.
what company were you? i also graduated from there not too long ago
I'm heading there aug 5th, 12c 652nd engineering company is my end game. Any tips?
@@kierankrentz9891Donât smuggle peanut butter or Rice Krispies into the barracks from the defac lol
@@Alex-sj2gq lmfaaooo
@@Alex-sj2gq duly noted man
I remember in Fort Benning, my Drill Sergeant said âYou Got 9 Seconds To Get Off My Bus and 7 Seconds already Gone!!!! Move! Even My FHP instructors at the academy in Tallahassee were harder then these Drill Sergeants. This must be Fort Sham-a-lot, the garrison unit.
Thank you for your service! My husband served 27 years! United States NAvy! He is a disableld veteran! GoD Bless! Lets go..,,,,.40! đąâ€ Lets go 30!!â€đđșđž
Beautuful! Thank you for your service!â€
Go Navy #27
Please respect and serve our United States Military! Thank you!
God bless you †14:43 14:45 Thank you!!
this definitely relaxin jackson
Its been 14 months and that area across from the reception building is still under construction.
By definition, "boot camp" is initial training into the seagoing forces--the Navy, the Marine Corps, and the Coast Guard. You will never hear the term "boot camp" used by Army cadre.
You will hear BCT (Basic Combat Training) or OSUT (One Station Unit Training).
Believe it or not all that yelling and screaming at 4 am means something when Sarge yells âŠOn your feet!âŠ.You best be on your feet because it was near midnight for my squad out on patrol ,through the jungles and paddies.and my turn for guard duty and I was so exhausted I must have started falling asleep,when suddenly I had a tremendous urge to take a leak,On your feet..And two enemies were walking towards us all panicked no shots fired that time.,On your feet knucklehead !âŠ..Doc..đșđžđșđžđșđž
oh boy cant wait to join the marines
Almighty God Bless Each One.
Itâs so quiet đ€ŁđIt was loud when I was in.
I was more focused on the numbers. That's a very small group, and they're getting dropped off during the day.
My times have changed⊠they tore into us even in reception
For thise rhat are wondering, alot of the beginning is reception. Reception is before yoy get to training. You won't deal with alotta of the nonsense and excessive yelling whilst at reception unless you do something really dumb
basic training is all mental
I ship out October! Wish me luck đ€
How old r you?
Same đ„
Whatâs your mos
@@vylenkortez2621 24, will be 25 once I leave
@@1xaanarchy 92F Petroleum Supply Specialist
Why are the so chill at the beginning?đđđ
Army gone soft
BCT in Fort Ord California 1975 . Charlie 5-3 OD green black boots and no dipper changing service.
Brings back memories. Delta 3/28 Black Lions Fort Jackson.đź
I ship out for basic on the June 25, 2024!
Good luck, youâre lucky cuz youâll have it easy. Not mines lol
@@JustaUser82nd Appreciate that, yeah I heard it wonât be as bad as it was back then. Wish I could have experienced that.
@@TheCDLDriveru dont wanna experience that. Are u going to fort Jackson?
@@Angelo-dm7dl Fort benning, well FT Moor now
@@TheCDLDriver you an 11B?
Iâm not in yet but I sign soon⊠everyone.. this is what you will be doing but let me tell you that it wonât be quiet until itâs time to sleep. They are there to break your mind and rebuild it!
I'm enlisting in July! đ
Don't do it mate. its a trap they lied to you.
So am I ! See you there đ€đœ
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July 28th, imma eat your mres
Some people just dont have any other options. Better than being in jail or homeless. â@SQUIRTLE_DEMON
So for the people looking into joining the army it is pretty easy. When you get to reception it will last a week and if your not going to 09m program or fat camp ( which is to help you lose weight before joining 09M is asvab help which is a school but you still learn military discipline there which is just your generic basics. But if you're not going into one or those you will get shipped out to boot camp which is 10 weeks if you are not in a combat role such as infrantry or combat engineer and i believe there are 2 others that go to osut which is the 10 weeks plus another 6 week extention added on so basically that will be your AIT. I got no idea about osut training i went into artillery and it wasn't to bad I advise everyone to have a reason on why you want to join and just think about that it goes pretty fast and isn't to difficult. ( if you're planning on going my advice is to give everything your 100% or you will look like a shitbag that doesn't want to be there. Don't talk in formations or you will then get corrective action which again is just a couple push ups but also will make you seem like a shitbag and they will keep a close eye on you. When you go to basic your first week will be improssesing which is just paper work, sharp classes, EO classes and how everything will work there for your next 9 weeks. After that you will do your confidence course which is just climbing over walls, climbing across a rope 50 feet up to the other side which is not hard at all, climbing a tower 60 feet up ( If you're scared of heights just dont look down and breath there will be a drill sergeant up there watching you plus i seen a female who wasnt even 5 feet tall do it so everyone should be able to. Next you will do the gas chamber and learn on how to properly protect yourself against chemical warfare ( tip for this is to just pay attention and deal with a little burning feeling at the end and don't try to run out or they will just throw you on the ground and make you do it but while there holding you down. After that you will do Victory tower which is learning on how to repel down walls its only 60 feet up and you won't fall so don't be scared at all ( Like legit theres no way for you to fall off ) after that you will get to white phase which is the beginning of marksman ship now for this try to control your breathing and shoot at the end of your last breath or in the beginning it varies for different people also take your time and pull the trigger slowly and squeeze it dont just let go after your shot you should hear a click sound after you let go of the trigger. For the marksmen ship you will zero in first which is making it so the gun is allied with your aim of sight then you will qualify the next week. For qualifying you just need to hit a 23 out of 40. And the targets go up in down usually in a order so if you dont get it your first try just remember the order and you should be squared away but there will be a pre qual so you should he fine also a 300 meter shooting range even before the pre qual so you will get practice in a bit. In the end if you still don't get it if you have any infrantry drill sergeants ask them for advice and they will teach you the steps they used to help. In basic you will also have 3 ruk marches which is just 60 pounds on your back and holding your rifle its not hard tbh the first march will he 2 miles, 2nd will be 5 milies and the last which is the forge will be 12 miles. They usually just say 8 but it is 12 on the way back which the march back is the one that counts for your graduation requirements. For your feild exercises you will just learn more in depth on how to set up a patrol Base, how to shoot with a team, How to setup a firing squad, How to ambush, To defend against a ambush and some other stuff. The last feild event you will sleep outside for 3 days and most likely be in the fox hole you made which is you digging into the ground with your ETool. And you will also do Nick At Night there also . In the end it sounds scary but it truly is not. For most of the people I knew they just had homesickness or a attitude problem. If anyone has any questions, please feel free to ask below.
It is very important to have good English, they send me in August, but I don't have the best English. And my physical shape is not the best, in fact I train every day to be in my best physical shape.
@alexflores7300 so for the english part, no, you'll still be fine, and they will get you in shape, so you should be fine
All I can say is WOW
When I Served it Was Ft. Benning A co 2/47 panther 1st platoon sandhill
This video makes it seem all nice like and for recruiting purposes only they left a whole lot out
Great job đ on the video Repcet to the men and women fight for are country
I leave July 13th to Fort Knox Iâm excited but nervous on for the flight
I graduated BCT from Ft Sill Oklahoma..many moons back im retired now ...Go Army
Ft Jackson SC for me
I went through Fort Sill January-March 1998.
I was so healthy and skinny during BCT that they gave me a double meal portion cause I was underweight. 4% FAT. So many of these future Soldiers will be hurt before they serve. 102 push-ups, 86 sit-ups, 12 min two-mile run on my first pt test........ 30yrs of service and proud father of two veterans. BTW both are instructors either a former DS or tank instructor.
WOW!! Nothing like basic at Ft. Knox in '84, I can't believe the Drill Sgt fixed their sheets without so much as a mention?? We woulda been kissing the floor and hearing alot of intense yelling as a platoon and our bunks woulda all been flipped to teach us to work as a team. Hell even at graduation they do not know how to march. So soft and nice. I saw no sense of urgency, and the Drill Sgts weren't even telling them to hurry. Hell as a Combat Wounded (Desert Storm) SSgt at 57 I could probably make it through basic like this. Lord help us all. This made sad at the current state of affairs.
Not mentioning everything else, but did they not have a Ranger seat and then I see using a figure 8? I rappelled with a commercial harness and figure 8 for fun but not having to go through the basics doesnât help them.
Shipping out to Fort Jackson on the 4âth of July đșđž
The CIV Personnel was bringing smoke back in the 80's- 90's so if you got smart with them you had a bad day
Yeah now it's not like that they are limited on what they can do now it's usually just 10 push-ups encadense wise though
This is the new generation Army, letâs take it easy on them and not hurt any feelings
I leave August 20th. I need something to push me in life. I feel hopeless already so might as well get paid to be hopeless right?
At least thatâs just what I feel like now. Iâm terrified but also excited to be pushed to my limits. I just want to be a better person when it comes to myself personally and mentally
Wheres the intensityđđi go to OSUT in august of this year at fort benning (FT moore) and idk call my crazy but the one thing im looking forward too is the intensity of the training and drill sergeants, if its gonna be as easy going as this video is making it out to seem im gonna be very disappointedđđ
They really need to give the Drill Instructor s their pistol belt back.
Wow! Seeker friendly boot camp. Not for the faint of heart!đ
Shipping out on August 12 to Fort Benning đ«Ą
Man good luck đ
Good luck brother. Boot sucks but you'll get through it
Iâm shipping on July 1st to Benning! See you there!
Im going into the navy this year. First thing i notice is how small the group is in terms of numbers. Is it gonna be like that in the navy too. Its kinda sad most people arent wanting to join when there young.
Because everyone in America is obese with no worth ethic also the leadership has been lacking in the armed forces and our president is brain dead, wouldnât wanna join at all in the state of this country
Yeah when I was in the Navy boot camp we all had small divisions. We had 4 RDCs one extra because they didnât have enough divisions to train.
God Bless all you serving in our nation's military.
Reminder to our nation:
Please take care of our troops. Don't send them to a war not worth fighting for. Most of all, take care of them if they incur any physical and mental health issue(s) especially when they leave the military. đđđ
you know our current admin doesnt give 2 đ©âs ab these troops. they will send them as cannon fodder to whatever overseas war they see fit to push their global agenda of population destruction and control of the remaining 30%. im still joining anyways, keep your friends close & your enemies closer. we will need soldiers to fight the tyrants that have taken power and corrupted this nation.
Thank God I made through basic training and never have to go through it again. lol đ
The branches should start telling potential enlistees what is expected of them before they arrive for basic training. If they cannot deal with what is coming, then maybe they should not be there.
This is a fuckin joke! When I went we got our asses yelled at!!!!!
this is pog basic training youâll never catch this much slack or lack of effort in Fort Benning đ
Fr. I went to reception for 3 weeks at Jackson and then they shipped me to benning. They still had shark attacks and used all the fun words they can't. The most fun I've had in a while.
They got rid of shark attack so idk when you joined but it is no longer a thing
@@corybrezinskey2717 about a year ago
Will there be a casual Sunday brunch? I donât like waking up early on that dayâŠand I would also like to believe that there is a bloody marry with my name in that revolving wheel desert thing⊠itâs a make or break deal on whether or not I enlist in the largest dysfunctional branches of service.
I go July 28th I will let you know
I doubt the reality is like this. People said all kinds of things were easy when I went through.. the reality was different.
I ship out for basic training on September 3rd, 2024đ«Ą
Same here to ft Leonard
@@danielvillatoro3912 thatâs where Iâm going too..12TđȘđœ
Good luck đ€
@@tonymurrietta thanks I appreciate it đȘđœ
another producer going into the military đ«Ą iâm rey go to the air force
This is my white noise
them boys was bald asf đđ
wait they give you another physical when you get there? i thought that's what the meps physical was for
This is more like Kiddie Camp , Basic Training when I did it was a lot tougher we ran everywhere and had to do chin-ups and squat thrusts before breakfast and then more running to the next course and this was 1959 Ft Dix ever try shoveling streets with an entrenching tool you have to try it sometime..lol
Ok, now i figured it out, Boe Jiden and Pladimir Vutin are in cahoots..
Getting shipped out to Fort Jackson on June 17th.
goodluck
@@brandonc.136 he wont need it shits easy asf
Youâll be fine itâs easy just donât give up
Goodluck i was at fort jackson for basic back in july of last year and im telling you reception is the worst aspect and don't believe the 4 day sign expect to be at reception for like a week or so once you actually arrive at your company for basic things got a lot easier in my opinion in terms of you aint standing around in formation for like 8 hours straight lmao
I was marines gotta ask where the hell is the friggin volume!!!
EXACTLY!! I was a Marine as well, 9 years ago and Iâm reenlisting to the army soon. The way the army does things is so different, honestly itâs softer đ€·đŸââïž
I think because of the recent deaths in basic training
@@robertsamueljr2878 that definitely makes sense, thereâs no excuse for any death and any self harm in boot camp. These drill sergeants/drill instructors get too power hungry, and the evil in their hearts magnifies. They enjoy making others miserable because theyâre miserable.
â@@deFINExGaming1Why are you reenlisting into the Army rather than the Marine Corps? I'm thinking of enlisting into the Marine Corps Reserve
@@McMegahertz for certain reasons I canât do the Marine corps again, honestly speaking I had very poor leadership and they fucked me over with my reenlistment code. But the army said they would accept me because the reenlistment code was actually wrong. So yeah Iâm basically going where I was accepted. But good luck with Marine Corps reserve, boot camp will really change your life. To this day I still have so many memories and lessons I carry with me. Always remember your why
I leave July 13th to Fort Knox Iâm excited but nervous on for the flight itâs for ROTC tho will it be different? SOMEONE TELL ME
Can someone explain the different phases of osut after the initial 10 weeks, I leave July 3 for basic
When did the Army get soft? Are they training future soldiers or catering to their feelings and making sure they donât offend anyone Iâm really curious
I am swearing in on Wednesday. And shipping out the beginning of September. I am exited and nervous all at once. Iâm 33 and a husband and father of 4 children.
I had a question about the U.S. Division department of Army Corp's of Engineers
Gold Maple Leaf major Jane, Do they receive that grade for being a provided Assistatant, that's my question?
I finished basic 4 month ago, and this was not like mineđ they will smoke the hell out of you.
I was literally there as the video was being made. Except I was 09 Mike and I pick my job tomorrow
Crazy I seen one of the barbers that cut my hair when I was in basic đ still looks the same