What is foreigner want to join marine ? How can I apply?
@unapersonamas4262Күн бұрын
I am Mexican and I was watching the recruitment ads from different countries and this ad makes me so proud of my army and navy.
@taviancampbell5383Күн бұрын
I thought you can pick to choose where you want to be stationed but they would just send you where needed? I want to get stationed over seas but not sure bc I don’t want to be stuck in the USA
@blendershorts75242 күн бұрын
I have eczema it’s a very light case no itchiness or anything. But would the marines give a waiver for something like that? Or would that completely disqualify me?
@AONIXO2 күн бұрын
Yes they will! One of my kids with eczema just shipped to bootcamp yesterday
@donmcc65733 күн бұрын
I got married right after boot camp. Living out in town saved me from having to live in the barracks. They used to do surprise middle of the night inspections, complete with drug sniffing dogs. An interesting Commie style life for an organization that takes an oath to the Constitution.
@chuck334783 күн бұрын
1971 MCRD PI Plt 150. The squad bay scenes were accurate including personal physical abuse. It did not matter to us, we expected such admonishment and all Recruits who had college education were volunteered to "One Day Motivation Platoon". We did not have any "blanket parties" or I slept through it. During Third Phase the now rare verbal harassments was entertainment and we did our best to keep from laughing. Yeah, we became squared away and very salty. PT became entertainment for us and the Drill Instructors knew it. We were a good platoon. One item that I question in the movie is the Senior Drill Instructor was the chief antagonist, whereas, SSgt Connat USMC, Plt 150 Sr. Drill Instructor, played more of a "big brother" role. The Drill Instructors played the part of the disciplinarians. After graduation it was all handshakes, laughter, advice and well wishes. Welcome to the fraternity. Semper Fi
@chuck334783 күн бұрын
The movie has scenes depicting Hue during Tet that occurred in February 1968 which gives you the timeline.
@fredrickmillstead28043 күн бұрын
1968 I did not get to "pick", i was assigned 0311. Best thing that ever happened to me, off to Nam in 69, grew up REAL fast. Learned to think on the fly, evaluate and react to any situation. Saved my life more than once and always served me well.
@Perry-cc2xg3 күн бұрын
I still got the tags on my all weather coat as well I never once had a use for it and since I’m out of the marines now I definitely don’t have a use for it so it’s just a closet space taker upper along with the wool jacket I wore it once maybe twice.
@donmcc65733 күн бұрын
Because they get treated like crap.
@matthewlayne51513 күн бұрын
Why did the first part of it is woman and minorities and no white dude, I feel likes it’s more racist and that way, not because of the white people not being, it’s like what? is it implying that woman and people of color can’t do it? Like bro really no one is saying they can’t do it, hell homie you look like you can’t throw hands like no one’s business 😂
@travelingtravelor4 күн бұрын
respect
@escloneusmc4 күн бұрын
i’m a lance in japan, iwakuni and i look up to this young woman, future officer id salute. i was in air force junior rotc and i loved it. the marine corps is dope im going on the MEU in oki, not the long float but she will be a pilot and fly F35s im a bulk fuel specialist. she’s gonna be making lots of money and im glad she has that opportunity. i may not be the best as in smart and fit but i have heart and want to be successful like this young woman. i’m 20 years old. ooohhh rah 🦅 🌎 ⚓️
@hirumbiffidum91454 күн бұрын
NOS energy drink, I guess I'm not original. That beverage helped me outrun, outwork, and outperform a lot of US Marines ... What she's describing is a lot like the television personality Montel Williams. If you check out his story he had served 4 years as an enlisted Marine, showed a lot of potential (a whole lot). Then got accepted to Annapolis and became a Navy officer
@ConnieHardge4 күн бұрын
😊Long time no see. Glad to see U again. Saw u n ur Mom last time i saw U. I saw a young Marine get a scholarship while following a Marine Recruiter in Myrtle Beach SC. Congratulations to U once again, miss ur skits.😂
@ConnieHardge4 күн бұрын
Congratulations to the young lady for winning the scholarship
@marcuse72614 күн бұрын
Rah
@leeking19394 күн бұрын
You black service men need to realize (American Patriots) can't look pass your skin color. It's been proven time and time again though out America history. 😂
@nickturner89274 күн бұрын
God dam our demonic leadership
@spoonysmalls5 күн бұрын
he will both get into college and get go for free
@smokedogbaby62635 күн бұрын
Hey Demetrius im joining because I plan on doing bodyguarding would it be a good reason
@AONIXO5 күн бұрын
I mean we have an entire field just for that pretty much so yea I think so
@michaelwilliams80775 күн бұрын
2 years in thanks to the influence from you and some of the other goats,just keeping it real and direct,thanks ssgt.
@moniquemckie43836 күн бұрын
lol thank you your knowledge 🍻
@KibuFox7 күн бұрын
My father (LT, USN) noted that he'd seen one "Blanket Party" in his time during training, where a marine pilot trainee, fresh out of boot camp, caused some problems for the rest of the training unit he was in. I asked him why they used soap wrapped up in a towel or socks, and he claimed that it was because the soap would hurt... but it wouldn't bruise, and while the soldier would be out at medical for a day or so, maybe less, it would leave a lasting impression on the soldier in question. While they weren't supported by the RDC's and training officers, by the same token, the various training officers tended to "look the other way" if the unit took it upon themselves to police the behavior of one of their members. With pilot and air crew training (which he was in), the marines trained with the navy for that. Not sure if they still do it, but, he did note that the marine that had 'attended' the blanket party (Ie got his ass beat), requested transfer from flight training into something else.
@RdRcr1507 күн бұрын
I spent almost 2 years at Kadena AFB. If you have ever worked on a flightline I can assure that it does get cold!
@user-dv3ih5ny7b7 күн бұрын
I like a uniform desert or chemist, give me a pair sgt
@officialthomasjames8 күн бұрын
He is absolutely right. Grew up having 0 intentions of joining the military. I went through school thinking I'd live a simple life and just work in business. Now I'm 25 and have been working a typical 9-5 for 3 years since graduating college and know that I CANNOT do this for my whole life. The last year or so there's been a part of me that is saying join the military. I looked at every branch, but the Marine Corps just stands out to me. I'm strongly considering trying my hand at Marine OCS in 2025. I never would have thought I'd be considering this route but life changes you.
@RedBarnArt8 күн бұрын
Do both. The perspective you gain from having served active as enlisted helps with empathy (yeah what’s that) or at the very least allows you to understand the mindset of your enlisted Marines. I’m glad I did both.
@theroadrunnerjarhead41099 күн бұрын
The best duty assignment during my time was at base special services motor transport, headquarters company, regimental headquarters, 1st Marine Division. It was at 13 area. Our barracks and motor transportation vehicles were next to the Base Special Services headquarters. We were not issued any weapons and there were no formations. There were 5 or 6 of us there. One sergeant was the dispatcher and another sergeant was one of the drivers. We transported military personnel to various destinations on base. We would also take Marines and Marine dependents to places like Disneyland and knotts berry farm and even to dodger stadium to watch baseball games. My tour was almost over and I was encouraged to reenlist but like a dummy I decided to get out.
@theroadrunnerjarhead41099 күн бұрын
I am a combat wounded Marine veteran. I may be dumb but my check from the VA every month along with my social security pay is better than my brothers retirement. He retired at Lockheed as an accountant. I have no regrets going into the Marine Corps.
@theroadrunnerjarhead41099 күн бұрын
I spent a week at Kadena Air base on Okinawa in 1963. I had transferred out of my unit, M3/9 to a naval ammunition depot in Hawaii. But I had to stay at Kadena for a week. During that time I was on my own and not attached to nobody. In all my years in the Marine Corps the best chow in any mess hall I ever ate in was at Kadena air base. It was almost as good as the C rations I had in Vietnam.
@juliolandaverde6849 күн бұрын
Hey Demetrius whats it like being an MP in the Marine Corps or do you know anyone with experience in there
@lanebell978610 күн бұрын
Are you from NC?
@AyyyQ10 күн бұрын
I need some waivers but my doctors keep doing me bad with the letters
@laineymartin390410 күн бұрын
Do Marines get stationed in Tokyo at all? Is it easy to get to Tokyo from Okinawa?
@Piecemakerfirearms11 күн бұрын
3:55 They’re finally issuing water filters?!? Damn I got out In 16 and that wasn’t on the menu.
@anthonyhernandez326011 күн бұрын
Was considering Army but the Marines are just built different I might have to be a Marine instead of a Soldier. Very helpful video bro keep it up 💪🏽
@theroadrunnerjarhead410912 күн бұрын
Go to the recruiters office and sign up but if you’re under 18 make sure to get your parents to come and sign for you.
@theroadrunnerjarhead410912 күн бұрын
I was stationed at Camp Hansen with M3/9 in 63. It was a good place. Everything was inexpensive. The people were nice. I liked to eat in town once in a while But it was hot and humid but not as bad as the Philippines or Vietnam.
@hansm.picazo255012 күн бұрын
Wouldn't it make you tougher though?
@anthonyb680812 күн бұрын
😂😂😂😂
@matthewmacarthur955613 күн бұрын
So… you don’t know how to be a Marine before joining the Marine Corps. That’s why there is training. But the real training is in the culture. School is pretty kill, though. Shit gets real when you go to a Marine Corps schools. I love you, all!
@mattbalboa134913 күн бұрын
Dude... I went through boot in 1973. "Full Metal Jacket" was no lie.
@davidwadsworth898213 күн бұрын
Safety Brief time so Privates,both Army and Marines, parade REST!@ Listen up men. Most important , you will never reform that hooker or stripper.If you get V.D.,you are damaging Government property. Article 15 time men. And do not go and buy that new used car from Questionable Tony's lot on Infantry Drive South.
@SuperPresidentBeefbroth14 күн бұрын
Def accurate. Especially the fuck .50, Semper Fi.
@user-oq3cf3sf6h15 күн бұрын
A movie.nobody talked that nice
@shiwakuseven585915 күн бұрын
I was in United States Marine Corps Recruit Training in MCRD, San Diego, California 50 years ago. I'm now 67 years and 8-months old, and I'll be 67 years and 9 months old next week. Yet, I am actually stronger today than when I was an active-duty United States Marine Corps 0331 M-60 Machine Gunner. Biologically aging hasn't made me weaker, but stronger.
@darbyheavey40616 күн бұрын
My buddy just retired from the USAF after 30 years and walked into a civilian job in telecommunications.
@joshatchison330117 күн бұрын
Not sure if this is from administration to administration, but the current one cough unclejoe, I think they are on a mission to deplete the military while we’re on the brink of WW3. China and Russia would run all over us, im really REALLY sorry to say!!
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Those streets look really clean bro.
Nco mean no payz?
What is foreigner want to join marine ? How can I apply?
I am Mexican and I was watching the recruitment ads from different countries and this ad makes me so proud of my army and navy.
I thought you can pick to choose where you want to be stationed but they would just send you where needed? I want to get stationed over seas but not sure bc I don’t want to be stuck in the USA
I have eczema it’s a very light case no itchiness or anything. But would the marines give a waiver for something like that? Or would that completely disqualify me?
Yes they will! One of my kids with eczema just shipped to bootcamp yesterday
I got married right after boot camp. Living out in town saved me from having to live in the barracks. They used to do surprise middle of the night inspections, complete with drug sniffing dogs. An interesting Commie style life for an organization that takes an oath to the Constitution.
1971 MCRD PI Plt 150. The squad bay scenes were accurate including personal physical abuse. It did not matter to us, we expected such admonishment and all Recruits who had college education were volunteered to "One Day Motivation Platoon". We did not have any "blanket parties" or I slept through it. During Third Phase the now rare verbal harassments was entertainment and we did our best to keep from laughing. Yeah, we became squared away and very salty. PT became entertainment for us and the Drill Instructors knew it. We were a good platoon. One item that I question in the movie is the Senior Drill Instructor was the chief antagonist, whereas, SSgt Connat USMC, Plt 150 Sr. Drill Instructor, played more of a "big brother" role. The Drill Instructors played the part of the disciplinarians. After graduation it was all handshakes, laughter, advice and well wishes. Welcome to the fraternity. Semper Fi
The movie has scenes depicting Hue during Tet that occurred in February 1968 which gives you the timeline.
1968 I did not get to "pick", i was assigned 0311. Best thing that ever happened to me, off to Nam in 69, grew up REAL fast. Learned to think on the fly, evaluate and react to any situation. Saved my life more than once and always served me well.
I still got the tags on my all weather coat as well I never once had a use for it and since I’m out of the marines now I definitely don’t have a use for it so it’s just a closet space taker upper along with the wool jacket I wore it once maybe twice.
Because they get treated like crap.
Why did the first part of it is woman and minorities and no white dude, I feel likes it’s more racist and that way, not because of the white people not being, it’s like what? is it implying that woman and people of color can’t do it? Like bro really no one is saying they can’t do it, hell homie you look like you can’t throw hands like no one’s business 😂
respect
i’m a lance in japan, iwakuni and i look up to this young woman, future officer id salute. i was in air force junior rotc and i loved it. the marine corps is dope im going on the MEU in oki, not the long float but she will be a pilot and fly F35s im a bulk fuel specialist. she’s gonna be making lots of money and im glad she has that opportunity. i may not be the best as in smart and fit but i have heart and want to be successful like this young woman. i’m 20 years old. ooohhh rah 🦅 🌎 ⚓️
NOS energy drink, I guess I'm not original. That beverage helped me outrun, outwork, and outperform a lot of US Marines ... What she's describing is a lot like the television personality Montel Williams. If you check out his story he had served 4 years as an enlisted Marine, showed a lot of potential (a whole lot). Then got accepted to Annapolis and became a Navy officer
😊Long time no see. Glad to see U again. Saw u n ur Mom last time i saw U. I saw a young Marine get a scholarship while following a Marine Recruiter in Myrtle Beach SC. Congratulations to U once again, miss ur skits.😂
Congratulations to the young lady for winning the scholarship
Rah
You black service men need to realize (American Patriots) can't look pass your skin color. It's been proven time and time again though out America history. 😂
God dam our demonic leadership
he will both get into college and get go for free
Hey Demetrius im joining because I plan on doing bodyguarding would it be a good reason
I mean we have an entire field just for that pretty much so yea I think so
2 years in thanks to the influence from you and some of the other goats,just keeping it real and direct,thanks ssgt.
lol thank you your knowledge 🍻
My father (LT, USN) noted that he'd seen one "Blanket Party" in his time during training, where a marine pilot trainee, fresh out of boot camp, caused some problems for the rest of the training unit he was in. I asked him why they used soap wrapped up in a towel or socks, and he claimed that it was because the soap would hurt... but it wouldn't bruise, and while the soldier would be out at medical for a day or so, maybe less, it would leave a lasting impression on the soldier in question. While they weren't supported by the RDC's and training officers, by the same token, the various training officers tended to "look the other way" if the unit took it upon themselves to police the behavior of one of their members. With pilot and air crew training (which he was in), the marines trained with the navy for that. Not sure if they still do it, but, he did note that the marine that had 'attended' the blanket party (Ie got his ass beat), requested transfer from flight training into something else.
I spent almost 2 years at Kadena AFB. If you have ever worked on a flightline I can assure that it does get cold!
I like a uniform desert or chemist, give me a pair sgt
He is absolutely right. Grew up having 0 intentions of joining the military. I went through school thinking I'd live a simple life and just work in business. Now I'm 25 and have been working a typical 9-5 for 3 years since graduating college and know that I CANNOT do this for my whole life. The last year or so there's been a part of me that is saying join the military. I looked at every branch, but the Marine Corps just stands out to me. I'm strongly considering trying my hand at Marine OCS in 2025. I never would have thought I'd be considering this route but life changes you.
Do both. The perspective you gain from having served active as enlisted helps with empathy (yeah what’s that) or at the very least allows you to understand the mindset of your enlisted Marines. I’m glad I did both.
The best duty assignment during my time was at base special services motor transport, headquarters company, regimental headquarters, 1st Marine Division. It was at 13 area. Our barracks and motor transportation vehicles were next to the Base Special Services headquarters. We were not issued any weapons and there were no formations. There were 5 or 6 of us there. One sergeant was the dispatcher and another sergeant was one of the drivers. We transported military personnel to various destinations on base. We would also take Marines and Marine dependents to places like Disneyland and knotts berry farm and even to dodger stadium to watch baseball games. My tour was almost over and I was encouraged to reenlist but like a dummy I decided to get out.
I am a combat wounded Marine veteran. I may be dumb but my check from the VA every month along with my social security pay is better than my brothers retirement. He retired at Lockheed as an accountant. I have no regrets going into the Marine Corps.
I spent a week at Kadena Air base on Okinawa in 1963. I had transferred out of my unit, M3/9 to a naval ammunition depot in Hawaii. But I had to stay at Kadena for a week. During that time I was on my own and not attached to nobody. In all my years in the Marine Corps the best chow in any mess hall I ever ate in was at Kadena air base. It was almost as good as the C rations I had in Vietnam.
Hey Demetrius whats it like being an MP in the Marine Corps or do you know anyone with experience in there
Are you from NC?
I need some waivers but my doctors keep doing me bad with the letters
Do Marines get stationed in Tokyo at all? Is it easy to get to Tokyo from Okinawa?
3:55 They’re finally issuing water filters?!? Damn I got out In 16 and that wasn’t on the menu.
Was considering Army but the Marines are just built different I might have to be a Marine instead of a Soldier. Very helpful video bro keep it up 💪🏽
Go to the recruiters office and sign up but if you’re under 18 make sure to get your parents to come and sign for you.
I was stationed at Camp Hansen with M3/9 in 63. It was a good place. Everything was inexpensive. The people were nice. I liked to eat in town once in a while But it was hot and humid but not as bad as the Philippines or Vietnam.
Wouldn't it make you tougher though?
😂😂😂😂
So… you don’t know how to be a Marine before joining the Marine Corps. That’s why there is training. But the real training is in the culture. School is pretty kill, though. Shit gets real when you go to a Marine Corps schools. I love you, all!
Dude... I went through boot in 1973. "Full Metal Jacket" was no lie.
Safety Brief time so Privates,both Army and Marines, parade REST!@ Listen up men. Most important , you will never reform that hooker or stripper.If you get V.D.,you are damaging Government property. Article 15 time men. And do not go and buy that new used car from Questionable Tony's lot on Infantry Drive South.
Def accurate. Especially the fuck .50, Semper Fi.
A movie.nobody talked that nice
I was in United States Marine Corps Recruit Training in MCRD, San Diego, California 50 years ago. I'm now 67 years and 8-months old, and I'll be 67 years and 9 months old next week. Yet, I am actually stronger today than when I was an active-duty United States Marine Corps 0331 M-60 Machine Gunner. Biologically aging hasn't made me weaker, but stronger.
My buddy just retired from the USAF after 30 years and walked into a civilian job in telecommunications.
Not sure if this is from administration to administration, but the current one cough unclejoe, I think they are on a mission to deplete the military while we’re on the brink of WW3. China and Russia would run all over us, im really REALLY sorry to say!!