Army Drill Sergeant Rates 11 Boot Camps In Movies And TV | How Real Is It? | Insider

I was in the crotch this is bad

I was in the crotch

My drill instructor used to bite the recruits. Honestly thought there was something wrong with him. He also used to make us fight each other. He eventually got kicked out from being a drill instructor but later on I heard that they let him back in

Just a sergeant be at least a captain or major period

Well done video I deeply appreciate the service of the narrator

Liked the guy till I figured out he took away the shark attack probably part of the committee that made the high stress card or whatever it’s called

I have tremendous respect for you Sergeant Major. I am a non-combat Marine veteran who served during the 1st Gulf War. Semper Fi

"Yes Sir!"

Our current military frightens me, the enemy will not give safe spaces, or take into consideration, someones delicate sensiblities, and boot camp is far less than what I faced in the 80's

I agree with everything he's saying but he left that one particular part of the training when you got to go through the gas mask training they put you in this building and tell you to take off your gas mask I went through there in 1984 in fort lindenwood, Missouri

Forrest Gump does not dissapoint

1989, not only did we do the duck walk, but it was 12 of us young women in our bras and undies while an old geezer evaluated. Space was limited so we waddled in a circle. At basic, our DS asked if anyone was offended by profanity. One gal raised her hand. DS replied "That's too f***** bad."

14:19 Why is it Left, Left, Left right left? If you take three left steps you'll go in a friggin circle while standing in place.

With the changing of the shark attack becoming a thing of the past id love to see a current DI's opinions on the current state of BT

so funny. the us armies jerk off with words and tactics valid only in their little heads. They loose all wars and the y go to war in long wars just to make industries richer. what a pity.

"In those days not many people were married." For more information, read COming Out Under Fire lol

Cursing and swearing was very acceptable in the Vietnam era. My Dad was in the Marines in 67. It's very feminized now.

Nice job, took me back to the game we had to play to get through boot camp.

Advanced Individual Training... Used to be called, AIT for you older people.

cool

Seems like a good dude until he said he was part that changed Basic. That's the era when the military turned in to civilians in uniforms. Shame.

C Co 239 Infantry Division Ft Jackson SC 1998. Drill Sgt Maine's and Drill Sgt Jackson.

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1981, sang cadence that is now forbidden. The songs were AWESOME. DIs swore all day long. Banging campaign hats into our foreheads as they screamed. Every young man should experience it. But...... it has been so watered down and ruined it is no longer the same at all.

Drill Sargents just like to play with their privates all day

If you’re going to judge bootcamps at least get a Marine Drill Instructor.

18:50 This dude is really ate up, he didn't take it personally, he was just trying to motivate him.

18:14 Of course there was, because we all know that every single officer is trying to make their mark, that's their intention, when they come into a new environment, they change it, not because it makes it better, but because, "this is the way we're going to do it now because I said so" That's called leadership, changing every single thing because they said so.

17:42 Oh stop, that's not hazing. And now I know you're nothing but an ate up soup sandwich.

17:08 We call it Victory Forge.

15:42 Well, at least her combat patch is on correctly.

7:18 probably a dumb question, but what if I a recruit is already bald before Boot Camp?

He sound like he been through a lot of sensitivity training and safety briefings 😂

Wonder what happens to the guys tgats unable to humble themselves, if that even occurs

7:40 Regarding the lice; i dont understand why the women wouldn't have to shave as well. If it's a question of hygiene, why doesn't it apply to all??

and i also think airsoft is great for self defense practice before the firearm

Hey i have the utter most respect for the People who don’t get deployed because they are the ones that train and discipline adults minds to their limits, 🫡

I remember in bootcamp someone was hiding in the bathroom when we were getting PT he got caught and then we had to do PT for hours while he stood there watching us.. imagine it was freezing outside and we were inside and it was like a sauna..

i been waiting for a video like this

Saw him smile. Not a real drill sergeant.

They should do a NBC drill in movies.

That 100 yard is dumb shark attack is more effective your teaching people to go to war not be spft babies

They had 8 weeks to train to go to war (during the Vietnam war) they had to be brutal

So this is the guy that got rid of the shark attack? Army has gon woke, were screwed

7:38 I am pretty certain this black man right here cut my hair at Ft. (Benning) Hal & Julia Moore

Simunition is fun!!

11:45 For those of you who don't know, the line is one large rectangle, it goes all the way around the bay, it's about three feet away from the end of the bunks, and in the middle is called the kill zone, you NEVER crossed the line, but the time we toed the line was at night after personal hygiene, and you literally stood at the line wearing your pt's. What was really funny was seeing the guys that were late, they'd come sliding in, they'd still be wet wearing shower shoes and they would literally slide into place. I know, that happened to me twice, one time I came in sliding, and another time i tried to be slick and fell into a place i usually wasn't, once everybody toed the line, we all counted off. I actually miss it.

9:21 EXACTLY!....There's a difference. Learn it, live it, love it.

0:54 Relaxin' Jackson.....lol (And the other thing I noticed, he has a CIB but not a blue disk) (Can you tell I'm not talking to you civilians)

You were the cadenc call3r im the Gatorade commercial? Outstanding! Thank you for your service, sir