RANGE DAY with U.S. Marines at Camp Lejeune (FULL AUTO)
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- čas přidán 16. 03. 2023
- Elements of the 26th MEU, Battalion Landing Team 1/6, conduct a range part of Military Operations in Urban Terrain (MOUT) training on Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune, North Carolina. MOUT training increases the lethality of the MEU’s infantrymen through live-fire drills, room clearing procedures and small team tactics in order to prepare for their upcoming deployment.
#marines #infantry #range
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Hope the water is better then when my Dad n Gramps was there.
@@macmclain13502:19
Corps has changed a lot since I've been out. Glad to see Marines are getting better gear and staying sharp! 🦅 🌎 ⚓
I'm in the Army. It's well known now that the MC has far better gear than we do. It's completely reversed from how it used to be. Your branch actually cares about something other than Emma and her two moms..
It changed a few years back, because the Corps gave up all their armor in favor of equipping infantry. The immense budget that was allocated to the upkeep of tanks, is being well used to equip infantry units, as you can see.
@@PotatoeJoe69 A lot of this gear is purchased. Obviously the weapons and Kevlar's are issued but most of the gear is purchased. Looks like these guys have heavily modified there plate carriers. I'd say its a cultural thing where chain of command is okay with dudes modifying there gear if it makes them a better fighter. My unit is the same way within reason of course
@@PotatoeJoe69 Not disagreeing with you I think the corps has done an excellent job with the restructure of the infantry
Yeah hardly recognize it anymore, painted rifles and stuff all over their kevlars! My rifle I deployed with was missing the hardware for the rails and was elec taped for months. I can say though whenever I reloaded or checked my chamber my rifle stayed pointed down range, not up at the sky.
Interesting seeing regular marines with gear that special forces used not too long ago. Things sure have improved.
I’d hope so with our military budget
This is the 26th MEU. So it is kinda spec ops. Similar to the ranger bats in the army
Wait till you see what SF gets now!
@@dancarter6185 a MEU is not spec ops. It’s a MEU.
@@joshuawebster0861 god son, can you read? Nobody in this damn comment section claimed MEU was spec ops
as a soldier, i’ll admit it. the marine corps has a lot over us in terms of proper combat shooting and gear.
Depends on the unit.
@@LRRPFco52 in terms of standard infantry they are almost always leagues above
I had a friend that has unfortunately fallen off the face of the earth, but he was a marine in Fallujah and joined the army because he couldn’t re-enlist in the corps at the time. The corps is more hardcore, they kind of have to be to justify their existence because they are more or less a 2nd army for America.
Army does also literally depends on the units funds lol
@@LRRPFco52 yeah those helmets, those weapons and optics. Haven’t seen any of that besides SFAB or SF. Really jealous
The primary role of the Marine Corps has changed since I served in the early 80's. We were trained to shoot from foxholes and stationary positions. Glad to see the shift as the threats have evolved over time. Marines have always been adaptable. SEMPER FI! MARINES.
Never foxholes...fighting holes.
I guess it wasn't until the 90s it was called a fighting hole?
fighting hole!!!!!!! no fox holes in the marine corps, hard charger
Fox holes?? fighting holes, and walking fire.
The comments here lol. Yeah LOL. Marines are good at three things. Excellent hole work (with consent first mthfker)
Recently served in the 82nd-11b.....these men look real sharp. Gotta love Marine Infantry. God have mercy on anyone who fights them because them boys won't show any.
God have mercy on anyone who fights any of the United States infantry! Hooah 😤 🇺🇸
I must say that I am really impressed by these soldiers. They are handling their drills with confidence and focus.
I know how hard such a drill can be when you just stand long enough on a shooting range.
Much respect boys
Love from Germany 🇩🇪
Not soldiers, they're called Marines
Just an fyi; we are not soldiers, we are Marines.
Love, The Marines 🇺🇸
Not Soldiers, MARINES!!!
Ummm...not "soldiers." Try "Marines" Big difference.
they’re not soldiers… they’re marines lol
Rare sight of Marines actually using the burst function of M4/M16. I can count with one hand how many times we went to a range and did a drill/ or told to use burst that called for bursts over the course of 6 years in the grunts.
Haha yeah dude I was with 2/7.... Never once did we use burst in my enlistment. I was a 31 though so it didn't hurt my feelings
Usually only when it was getting late and they needed to get rid of ammo
Only time I did anything on burst was in Kuwait at an Army base where the contractors running the range and teaching the class had this target that simulated a vehicle driving into your checkpoint that wouldn’t stop, so you got through UOF Continuum of flares and warning shots. They made us shoot the driver on burst “to defeat the windshield,” which was kinda dumb, but those 6 rounds where the only bursts I ever fired.
Was it just nobody really cared about burst fire or are they up your ass the whole time like babysitters not letting you mess around with all the functions the rifle is capable of?
@@IrishPennant0311 fyi the thinking behind that is 556 is pretty infamous for bouncing off windshields, so unless you are really good at shot placement bursts are the way to go, as the first might bounce but the second and third won't. I don't know how the new rounds work but I 110% would not recommend trying to cap a driver on single with green tips. You should have just asked them why lol.
That Camp has a serious issue with suicides, murder, gangs, and illegal activity. My cousin (was enlisted so far for 3 years) was just killed by two other Marines in his barracks room. JAG’s been investigating since November 2022.
WHATTT
that is insane man. my condolences to your cousin
Never mind the massive class action for thousands of people who got cancer from contaminated water between 1950s-1980s
Seriously?
and the water
Nice . It's nice seeing them start to do bill drills ,1R1s . Hopefully they'll eventually start using shot timers and push sense of urgency and mechanical drills as well
what's a bill drill
Trex arms definitely pushes that in training
1R1's are pointless
Exactly, 1R1's are a great drill to train and massage the mechanical skill, I've seen a few marine units use shot timers and it's a great training tool. Our ranges in the Canadian Army are ran almost identical to this, however the Marine Core is much more modern and has much better equipment and exposure to live fire ranges than we do as infantrymen in Canada. BZ to all the Marines
@@FourthExile it's a shooting drill . One usually shoots 6 rounds in an A zone @ the target in about 2 seconds. It really shows the shooter what there recoil control is like
Respects to the Marines from New Zealand 💪🏻🇳🇿🇺🇸
Love these men, keep up the good work!!!!
Loved doing this and being there. Great way to end last year
Definitely looks like the M27 IAR(aka the USMC HK416 with a 16" barrel) gets very heavy when fully kitted out with a Knights NT4 suppressor, PEQ device(or whatever laser aiming module is being used currently), Trijicon VCOG, and a flashlight in some cases and in some cases a bipod. I hope it works good in combat.
I was about to ask what length barrels those were. Didn’t look like 14.5” to me.
Its on the heavier side for sure. Im currently running all of the above and my rifle comes in at just over 12 lbs. On top of that as an APL I'm highly encouraged to run my ICUGR on my rails yet I refuse.
@Ian Nelson That just means yall getting stronger so 31s can subload to you 🤣
It better cause they replaced saws with them
“Heavy is good, heavy is reliable, if it doesn’t work you can always hit them with it” 😢Boris the bullet dodger, aka Boris the blade, aka Boris the sneaky f’in Russian - Snatch - Guy Ritchie 2000
Good job gentlemen, I love going to the range.
Fun day at the range.............Lots of smiles at full auto...........
I remember training to go to Afghanistan right after 9/11, back in January of 2002 with 1st Battalion 5th Marines, we still had Desert Storm era gear. Mission got canceled 2 days before we were supposed to deploy though.
One good thing that came out of the GWOT; better designed gear. And seeing gear being retired and replaced faster by better designs.
@@stevewilson7819 true.
I was in 99-04, used Iron Sights, got out, went Air Force for a few, came back to the Corps in 2009, we were using ACOGs by then. Things have definitely changed a lot in the Corps. Some things good, some things not so good.
Those bullseye targets look like they were shooting shotguns not carbines.
I'm jealous. I was issued a heavily used M16A1, steel pot helmet and Alice gear when I was in "The Suck."
"The sounds of freedom" are what shake my house outside the back 172 gate every day. They're also why my dog barks... a lot. So funny seeing these guys in this video when I could run into any of them at Walmart or the beach, tomorrow. LOVE seeing their improved gear!
I was here in 1998, trainig in Riverines Special Operations, I never forget that, amazing...
Iv been in the Navy for 19 years, but if I ever went to another branch, it would be the Marines. Those dudes are solid.
Great job, Semper Fi! Outstanding Range discipline.
The targets look like they are using shotguns.
That man had next level concentration! ❤
God bless them keep them safe
Holy shit , Sgt Jones is still there ! Dudes one of the hardest marines I’ve ever met.
Marines don't mess around. Train to fight. Fight as you were trained.
We do the most with the hand me downs than anyone.....!!!!! Have ever done! Semper Fidelis!
I’m coming up on 2 years. My only experience with range days and such was at TBS. Good times.
Don't know how but happy I was routed to this page; proud to have seen some uh of mah boys!!
Stay frosty!!
I can almost picture it like last week. Driving to that range and being at the armory door at 4 a.m. to take out your weapon. With second Recon in their ghillie suit running in close formation heading out for a day's training only to see them coming back, that afternoon. Devil doc 2nd ceb 1991 1994
Good to see they’re finally using lpvo’s
Had to do a double take on the gear, not used to seeing marines so well equipped lol. They look like they could be SOF
It's looking the Marines, or maybe just this unit, is utilizing their funds right. I remember back in 08 my unit, 1st Bn 3rd special forces group, we're training in Nevada and the group commander comes out to show face and talk to the troops. One of our Team guys (Green Berets) asks the group commander why we, Special Forces, were still using PVS7 night vision while regular Army was using the latest and greatest. It took a couple years but we finally got better stuff across the board.
I was a CMT in the Marines and worked on running ranges like this, best job I ever had.
Always loved the marpat digis best uniform in the game!
Marpat and woodland are the best
I was Army from for a couple years, unfortunately Medically Discharged, but when I was at Fort Lewis as a Cook the Marines would show up to our DFAC (Dining Facility) and I would literally be stunned on how scary those guys looked. But they loved our food since we actually put in the work unlike other DFAC’s on the base. I miss it a lot.
@@guccygoose383 Can't fight long on an empty stomach. Always appreciate the cooks, medics and pay clerks!!!!!
@@leaningforward5294 The 68W’s (Combat Medic Specialist), infantry dudes from 2-1, pretty much anyone I could get the chance to meet are the best people I’ve had the pleasure of serving with. I still talk to my old NCO’s to catch up with them. There are a lot of people that left such an amazing impression on me during and after my time of service.
We have some guys that are out of the Marines
They teach so much good its unbeliveable.
Training in the rain is good!!! Train like you fight!!!
Wow ! Marines using ACOGs and LPVO'S , suppressors. Long way from my A2 w/iron site. I'm glad. Semper Fi
Today’s Marines are better trained and better equipped than any other Marines previously fielded.
Hell does that even mean? The 03 in me IDs all these guys as admin or motor-T on an on-base field trip. Please tell me this isn't what current grunts are looking like at the range, else you might want to reconsider your statement.
You can have all the fancy equipment and 'training days' you can shake a stick at - if discipline and stress are removed from the equation, they don't mean much.
@@wordclock707 If admin and mechanics are this well equipped, that's a good sign bro. I'm a medic all I get is a stock pistol.
@@jakewilliams5744 They aren't this well equipped
@@wordclock707 he means that today’s modern marines are better than marines from World War II or the Spanish American war. It’s a simple concept and he’s factually correct everything about a modern Marine is better than a marine from any previous generation that’s the point of fielding new tech and new equipment. It’s supposed to make you a better fighting for us. I would hope that the Marines we currently have aren’t as good as the ones from World War II.
Yeah man they looking sharp but the rifles look heavy. You can see that one soldier swinging the front end around not taming that out front weight. Still mad props for our armed forces. 🇺🇲
Oorah!! Semper Fi Marines!! Brings back great memories. I did it though with the musket(aka the M16 A4) and carbine, the turtle suit(MTV Flak) and old trusty kevlar. In other words, I'm jealous with the gear. Very nice battle rattle good job Marine Corps.
lol glad you got the musket, we were stuck with a flintlock with the a1. class of 77. semper fi
Hooah 😤 🇺🇸
Wow, these rifles and suppressors are a step up from when I saw marine infantry in Afghanistan in 2010. Dudes still were using M16A4 with an ACOG. Even when I was in the Army, as an infantryman, getting a suppressor was only for specialized units. Guys in my LRSD had them but getting them in the regular infantry was basically a pipe dream.
Many reserve and national guard units are stocked with A2s and only issue M4s to team leader/squad leaders. I'm a retired Army nurse and carried the M9 for nearly three decades.
Interesting to see the HK416s (M27)mixed in with the M4s ...
Also surprising to see the suppressors and the full auto drills ... Never experienced that in my Army Unit ...
The Marine Corps is taking the normal infantry very seriously at the moment. They are trying to push the new generation of grunts to be almost Special Forces-esque. They are spending a lot of money on getting the best gear and the best training that they can get.
This is the new marine corps doctrine. Infantry is getting m27s with suppressors, bipods, and lpvo scopes. They're also getting high cut kevlars and new flaks that are like 25% lighter.
I was a pog back in 08-14 and we would do full auto/3rd burst firing at least once when we went to the range
The mix is due to an sop made by our gunner who came to the realization that the weight of the m27 slows down the speed for HE drills like the m320 and MAAWS so guys who have those weapon systems along with mgs and mortars carry m4s while standard rifleman have m27s
@@fireandiron4181 and yet they still cant keep up with the army lol
True beauty!
That's some good training!
I just got out training at IMC and I can say theM27 and SCO combo feels amazing I love it
It feels amazing until you have to keep your rifle up in block 1 during in an urban environment for what feels like forever. Add the suppressor and bipods and your definitely going to crave that slick m4 lol
Seeing 1R1’s with a m27 with such a long barrel and attachments is very impressive. Can’t imagine how heavy that m4 must be on that reload.
The m27 with knights suppressor, peq 15/16, and trijicon sco is heavy as fuck. Really hard to do without doing the chicken wing with the stock
They've inherited SOF weapons without changing manual of arms. The instructors aren't doing their job, either... so many of the shooters cocking their heads to the side, dipping down to get some form of cheek/chin weld. Civilians can get better training than a lot of what I see going on in this video.
Get stronger
@@silvermediastudio was kinda wondering, shouldn't switching shoulders be emphasized more? or just generally not exposing yourself too much? kind of hard to say what we do in Finland nowadays since I've been out of full-time service for 8 years now but try to go on as many voluntary exercises as i can, and it seems manual of arms changes every couple months lmao. happy that the new stocks make cheek welds possible, only like 20 years late to that. still, FREEZING WINDS 23 (or changing winds, more like) was the first time our instructors ever emphasized short-stocking when taking a corner and I definitely like the change in direction - while the old "LAPD SWAT" style of always being stacked and having 1 kneel while 2 is on top with roughly the same sector of fire, looked really cool when well executed and made sense at the time, but I do appreciate the counter-argument of "the enemy will shoot centre of mass in a CQB situation - don't put your face where your centre of mass would normally be. switch shoulders, learn to shoot from both, expose as little as you can for maximal gains, kind of like being a 10/10 on onlyfans."
hope we don't start going back now that we're really starting to emphasize staying covered and showing as little skin as possible for as much gain as possible, if we go back to SWAT-style I'll have a quiet aneurysm. do you guys still stack up and go go go or is it all slicing the pie? or maybe some weird hybrid? our recon guys always sliced the pie, was MP NCO personally so focus was on overwhelming force and tempo, get in and grab/shoot the fuckers, if a couple drop at the doorway then that's just war, toss a 'nade next time. pie-slicing has been more for searching missions/pre-contact in our use, but has been making the rounds a bit. (although sadly we end up with different squad makeups every time, sometimes I end up with guys I served with and we find the right pace instantly, usually it's some randos who did MOUT once maybe perhaps in a dream and I have to try my best to slap-dash some kind of training session together just so everyone's on the same page - some people wanna use the cross-in entry method but if even the ultra moto battle rattle guys asking for it can't pull it off well enough to not leave a sizable gap between 1 and 2, then I don't think it would work all that well in general use either (note: only because we switch squad makeups constantly so you never know who you're with, which blows huge cock especially in MOUT - you rarely get any further than basics if your team isn't already stacked with more experienced/confident folks). with SWAT-style you can at least start slow, find the tempo for the fireteam, and then gradually increase speed when people get comfortable with their sectors. slow is smooth, smooth is fast.
how much weight does all that rifle bling add? not much experience with optics, but do they have LPVO's? saw some ACOGs at least, then you add the suppressor, foregrip, IR pointer, do they have standard illuminators as well? looks really front-heavy so I guess that's better for recoil, considering they're walking with their backs straight in high ready... dunno. from a pure performance standpoint I saw some really confident movement, but also a bit of the opposite - then again I don't know the USMC manual of arms/standard doctrine/techniques so I might just be fucking stupid. S/O to the guy at 03:20 for actually using the doorway as cover and clearing the malfunction post-haste, nice movement. seems like a motivated guy, some of the others seem a bit down, guess it's been raining?
would really like these videos to have clearer perspectives so you could tell how much people use cover etc. but that's a nit-pick, couple guys seemed to be smack dab in the middle of the door - is that a no-no for the USMC as well?
Fantastic exelent practical exercise
the raindrops hitting the hot suppressors is my kind of visuals
Not bad. Good to see the military starting to adopt modern shooting technique
These are the same drills more or less that we’ve been doing.
Dang. I thought M16A4’s were muskets.
The VA compensation claims from hearing loss may be lower, but the rates of cancer are going to skyrocket for 03’s.
I was thinking the same thing! All that carbon and lead back into the shooters face.
They are using older knights suppressors, the newer ones the FBI and others are using are flow through style and result in less gas to the face. I'm sure the military will eventually switch to more 3d printed and flow through style cans with 3d printed tech getting better.
The marines switched to the M27 IAR which are basically HK416s.
Are you talking about from the gas blow back?
Because they are going to war in the Pacific very soon
This looks like so much fun
I sleep better at night knowing there’s Marines at the ready.
That full auto @ 4:07 made me want to reenlist
crazy im in the 82nd infantry and the marines have alot and i mean alot better gears than we do.
I was in the 101 and from what I see now, you 82nd boys have the best gear in the army, obviously besides ranger batt etc....I seen a video with y'all having those small wheeled vehicles, sorry i dont know the name of them but y'all habe a nice budget.
I was in 2006-2010 USMC 2/5 0621
They got it good compared to when I was in
never seen a normal infantry unit besides bat and sf as equipt as these marines .... their range even looks more fun lmao
My dream was to be a United States marine but unfortunately that dream was cut short due to a seizure disorder god bless each and everyone of you who serve
Range day= Always a good day
Semper Fi boys get some for me. 1988-1994.
Lead levels went up 5pts after that training
Fantastic, god bless America 😊
It aint training if it aint raining... Solid drills. I miss range days..
Marines out here kitted up like , big Army better catch up 👀
Thats because some of these guys are from one of the Recon Battallion most likely as you will notice not everyones kits and gear are the same. That being said the HK- 416/M27 with Supressor is now the standard Marine Corps wide.
lol right?
They better be getting gear now that they took their tanks and 777's away.
So is the Army Infantry dumbass. Stop being stupid
Except those heavy ass 2004 quadrails.
This a wet dream for other NATO countries I can speak for the Australian army i trained with them they are not allowed to do full auto on range day hell they get a fraction of live fire training in a year compared to US troops!
America is really the gold standard of defense spending.
I believe it. US Infantry standards say we have to do about two weeks of live fire exercises about every 4-6 months. When I was in Germany at 1st Batallion 4th Infantry Regiment( OPFOR) (the Unit that replicates bad guys for US and NATO Troops to train against) we did it every four months but we lived on a training center 100 yds from our own range. In addition we have an EST 2000 Simulator that was pretty cool to. If you go to say the 75th Ranger Regiment those guys do live fire shoot houses like 5 days a week all year round. In the US its all about prioritizing ammo budgets. The 82nd Airborne Division at Ft Bragg probably shot more than 1-4 but if you look at their smaller and more agile counterpart tge 173rd Airborne Brigade in Vicenza Italy they hardly get to shoot at all by comparison. This is because Garrison Vicenza Caserma Ederly and Damolin are NATO/ Italian posts not American like those in Germany. They are not even alowed to take their rifles out of the Armory unless they are going to the training center in Germany or going to combat down range. There fore they spend alot of time in Germany because they cant effectively train at home station.( I served in both units among others.)
I think the Marines introduced the m27 LAR in order to phase out dedicated SAW gunners and spread the firepower out among the squad. My guess is that's why they're training full-auto with the rifles.
Wow that was awesome
Those VCOGS are badass!!
My first pistol qual was with a rattly old 1911 just before the Beretta came online. Al Grey was coming on board as Commandant. Calm me crazy but I think the old WWII Thompson submachine gun, the BAR and the .30 cal “Stinger” would work equally well in the hands of today’s Marine, provided that the fundamentals are applied including well-aimed shots and fire discipline
I came in back in 1980. And pistol qual with the 1911 was a cluster. It took for ever because of all the alibi relays. Experienced Marines used their own magazines. Commercial magazines that is!
The old weapons systems are limited in capability by their old design. They lack the ability to accept accessories that make them more lethal at distance, and at night. The newer systems also have better ergonomics, and are lighter. Which means you can carry more ammo.
Well aimed shots in a field environment are a myth with iron sights. Unless the enemy is wearing something that makes them really easy to see. We saw that back in 1990 when we put Marines through the combat transition course. As soon as they were looking through the rear sight the green E silhouette would blend in with the foliage down range.
I can assure you fudd, as capable as those weapons are, there’s a long list of reasons we no longer use them. Although the Army is giving rifle rounds a comeback with it’s new XM7.
The pistol qual in the Army was more fun than the rifle qual. Move and shoot
You sir, went in the late 80s. PI or SD?
@@odsttrooper3724 Interesting no M7s were to be seen here, despite the rumor that the Marines supposedly bought into the project.
It's going to be a colossal flop and waste of money.
Definition of "I was in the military, I know how to shoot." LOL!!!!!!
That camo looks sick.
This video was so cool
this makes me want to enlist
If you're saying "this is what makes you WANT to enlist", just don't, it should be "this is WHY I'm enlisting", we need room for the ones wanting to do it, not the ones watching one video saying "Yeah, its makes me want to" because its always a "but Idk"
@@quentinsimmons3397you’re so right. you have changed my entire perspective. Im now talking to a recruiter, Thank you.
I always dreaded range day. Nothing like the good ol corps to suck the fun out of something that should be awesome....
I really want one of those NT-4 suppressors for my Colt! Good job, guys.
Awesome semper fi ,
They got way better gears than Army
I take one look and think, "Boy that looks heavy."
Yeah the suppressor and LPVO are heavy at on the m27 😂
That VCOG is a big contributor..
@@Ripper13F1V VCOG weight is actually pretty comparable to any LPVO in the 21-24 oz range once you add in the 5-7oz mount that is required.
Semper fi oohrah once a marine always a marine ❤
Last time I qualified was with an A2 when I was a SSgt on DI Duty in 97....on Parris Island, with iron sights.😊
Would love one of those knights suppressors:(
And one of the select-fire HK M27s along with it😢
There a bitch to clean and heavy asf
HUXWRX are better than the age int KAC’s
I hate those things! See all that gas coming right into your face while you are in the middle of a fight for your life and you can’t see while simultaneously being choked out by fumes! No thanks I’ll just take a really high performance flash hider or a flow through suppressor.
There discontinued unfortunately 😩
Dont be fast to snatch the gun down after a drill. Youre training yourself to disengage from a threat before theyre potentially done fighting. Fbi agents did the same thing in the 70's. A the range, theyd draw, fire 2rds fast, and throw it back in the hoster. In real life, theyd do the same thing, only to realize after holstering that they missed or the threat was still trying to kill them.
there’s no correlation. they are doing pre determined drills with pre determined round counts. they are shooting paper. it’s about speed, movement, and putting rounds on target. you don’t keep the weapon pointed down range like that after you’ve completed your drill, that’s just stupid. the target doesn’t go down because it’s a freaking paper target. there’s no reason to keep the weapon up. nothing you said has anything to do with what they are doing. you’re talking fbi while these are marines. the 70s vs now. fbi and marines train for completely different things. calm down range warrior.
and where did you get that idiotic information from? when has anybody ever holstered a weapon after shooting somebody only to realize they missed or they didn’t go down? do you understand how ridiculous you sound?
Woah keyboard ninja, you're getting a little ahead of yourself. Depending on the range and what the "INTENT" of the training, you are working on different skills and within what is allowed at the range. If you spend as much time training as grunts, you are trained and expected to adapt, so no you won't disengage because it is drilled into your head until the point of insanity . They spend at least 4 months out the year in the field and another 3-4 month doing squad level training at least in the rear. That's when they aren't cleaning weapons. They literally eat sleep live with their weapons. We aren't in the 70s anymore. Their is a lot more critical thinking training that goes into the infantry or FBI for that matter today. But I understand your point.
Mhm
@James Drakcip Exactly, train how you fight because you'll fight how your trained. Lower those sights just enough to break your tunnel vision, keep scanning.
That being said, really solid drills.
Keep on ' em studs!
The Beauty with the Beasts
full auto should be legal for all civilians
If you're not joking, I have one thing to say:
It's a recipe for disaster
it is... ya just gotta pay to play.
Marines just do it better.
God bless you US MARINES
Epic af!
4:07 shoots full auto blows off his battery cap on optic and battery flies out...
What the fuck? These dudes are conventional marines and have better equipment than fucking non-conventional army. Fucking amazing.
It’s great how much money the USMC has for the individual soldier now that they iced all the Tank budgets.
@@MellowFellowOfYellow I can promise other then the high cuts and the rifles. They bought all that gear with their own money
@@MellowFellowOfYellow I guess it was a good choice afterall
No they don’t.
I love the command to shoot is "do it".
Good to see the Marines arent as soft as the army.
And before anyone says anything i retired out of the army
strange to think how these guys dont look much different from waffen ss soldiers in 44-45...similar camo, assault rifles, helmets, webbing...the krauts were very much ahead of their time back then...
Hold on so what I’m seeing is I should do marine infantry rather army infantry
Much love and Respect from Kosova and Albania.🇽🇰🇦🇱🇺🇸❤
I'm loving this💪🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🫡
reminds me of my time in
lmao
Sorry sir the lead poisoning isn't service connected!!!
well they aren't shooting lead soooo...
@@EgoFiveFiveSix um then what are they shooting???
Damn they look ready to rock n roll
Their looking good
have fun policing all that brass in the wet & cold. lol good times
"police that brass" I love it... are you in the military?
Same camp that has lawsuits over the contaminated water?
Love to see so many painted rifles. Also great to see them running quality Drills! ERRRRRRR...