Pvt owen's used the word (you) that is no no in marine corps boot camp, a you is a female sheep as far as drill instructors are concerned , saying that to a drill instructor is like saying the won't to have sex with you .
pvt owens reminds me of me when i was in didnot want to go to sickbay but i didnot make it through basic training i accidently saluted a captain of the usmc with my left hand and wondered why i was in so much trouble
What a team Jack Webb as Sgt Moore and Clint Eastwood as Sgt Tom Highway from Heartbreak Ridge would have made.With these two we could rule the world.
@NottheFacePlease That's a swagger stick, officers and those in positions of authority carried them to prevent the troops from putting their hands in their pockets, giving a "relaxed" appearance or for overall correction. They're not authorized anymore.
because of private owens faking a headache if they were in combat pvt owens could cost the platoon their lives cuz pvt owens dont care owens knows better then that ooo did you all see that smerk owens gave that d i
because of private owens faking a headache if they were in combat pvt owens could cost the platoon their lives cuz pvt owens dont care owens knows better then that
private owens should of been punished the platoon if they had been in combat because of private owens faking a headache is another reason he could give the platoons position away and theres no excuse for owens attitude
private owens should of been punished the platoon if they had been in combat because of private owens faking a headache is another reason he could give the platoons position away
Pretty much the biggest problem with this film is that they call the SDI a tech. sergeant and i sure as hell know that Gunnery Sergeant is the proper rank for having 3 stripes up and 2 stripes down. Hell even Basilone was a gunny and he had died on Iwo Jima nearly 13yrs earlier.
This movie was made just before the infamous Parris Island Death March in April of 1956. Recruit training was greatly changed after the Death March. PFC's and CPL's were taken off the drill field (they were so good at keeping us up all night) and replaced by older and usually married SSG's and E7's who were not so interested in maltreatment and harrassment.
Sgt O'Neil in this movie was the only Marine from Parris Island used in the film. O'Neil was in fact Cpl Brown a DI in lst Recruit Training Battalion. He was an outstanding DI with a great DI voice.
I have a neighbor who was a DI in the Marine Corps, retired as a Staff Sergeant. Got a Bronze Star with V Device and Purple Heart, and got at least ten kills as a sniper in Vietnam. Badass, even at 60-something years old.
Facing movements may only be done when the rifle is at order arms or port arms. Private Owens was at the position of "present arms" (equivalents of the salute while carrying a rifle). Gunny was indeed testing to see if he could rattle Owens. Owens passed.
I wonder why Pvt Owens even joined the Marine Corps if he wanted out so bad. After all, it's a volunteer part of our armed forces. Guess I better watch this from the beginning so I can find out what's going on. I recall seeing most of this as a teenager back in the late 60's or early 70's on local late night TV. Wish I'd paid closer attention this. In any case, THANKS for sharing this fascitinating footage with us! :)
Is it just me or does anyone else think that Gomer Pyle should have been shipped to Southeast Asia after the first four episodes? He should have been in Technical Sgt. Moore's platoon.
The only time you do movements like right face, left face and about face when the rifle is at order arms. I believe he was at port arms and can't move. He was testing him.
Navy boot camp at Great Lakes operated in the same warm, caring manner.
We ended up in first place, and I made petty officer by fall.
Boot camp is easy if you're young and in shape. I hated every minute of it, but, geez, all you have to do is shut up and do exactly what they tell you.
They both are correct. The Marines go to sick bay for sick call. This was in 1957, went I went to boot camp in 79 it was called sick bay or sick call depending on which Drill Instructor had duty.
I know the feeling, I just recently went to my son's graduation from Marine Corp Boot Camp at Parris Island. The same place I went to boot thirty years ago.
He never moved his head during the drill, outstanding
russellmantz 3 weeks ago
At the first, the other DI called Jack Webb's character "Gunny," when he was actually a Technical Sergeant.
DocHolliday1881 3 months ago
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owens is at "present arms" which is a salute, and he cannot move until "order arms", or "port arms"
gfaverill 6 months ago
owens is at "present arms" which is a salute, and he cannot move until "order arms"
gfaverill 6 months ago
Gomer Pyle & SGT. Carter!
webbrmkvc 6 months ago
Pvt owen's used the word (you) that is no no in marine corps boot camp, a you is a female sheep as far as drill instructors are concerned , saying that to a drill instructor is like saying the won't to have sex with you .
kwolf43 6 months ago
pvt owens reminds me of me when i was in didnot want to go to sickbay but i didnot make it through basic training i accidently saluted a captain of the usmc with my left hand and wondered why i was in so much trouble
ingodshandsable 8 months ago
What a team Jack Webb as Sgt Moore and Clint Eastwood as Sgt Tom Highway from Heartbreak Ridge would have made.With these two we could rule the world.
501columbus 9 months ago
Hey, Jarhead, er ,"Gunny", What's with the magic wand?
NottheFacePlease 11 months ago
@NottheFacePlease they had them back then they carried them around when i was in in 1991 they didnot have them anymore gavethem the look of authority
MrJesuschristisking 10 months ago
@MrJesuschristisking Nice. I would think the sheer decibels would be enough authority.
NottheFacePlease 10 months ago
@NottheFacePlease That's a swagger stick, officers and those in positions of authority carried them to prevent the troops from putting their hands in their pockets, giving a "relaxed" appearance or for overall correction. They're not authorized anymore.
dustylefou 9 months ago
Isn't that the late Don Dubbins?
jasonpp1973 11 months ago
Wow, this is intense! I've been a Jack Webb fan since I saw Dragnet back in the early 70s; and I never knew about this. Cool.
ACLTony 1 year ago
for that he should of made owens life miserable
01thelordjesuschrist 1 year ago
because of private owens faking a headache if they were in combat pvt owens could cost the platoon their lives cuz pvt owens dont care owens knows better then that ooo did you all see that smerk owens gave that d i
01thelordjesuschrist 1 year ago
because of private owens faking a headache if they were in combat pvt owens could cost the platoon their lives cuz pvt owens dont care owens knows better then that
01thelordjesuschrist 1 year ago
because of private owens faking a headache if they were in combat pvt owens could cost the platoon their lives cuz pvt owens dont care
01thelordjesuschrist 1 year ago
private owens should of been punished the platoon if they had been in combat because of private owens faking a headache is another reason he could give the platoons position away and theres no excuse for owens attitude
01thelordjesuschrist 1 year ago
private owens should of been punished the platoon if they had been in combat because of private owens faking a headache is another reason he could give the platoons position away
01thelordjesuschrist 1 year ago
that d i should of given him a head ache he would of never forgot
01thelordjesuschrist 1 year ago
HAD A COUPLE OF THEM IN MY PLATOON TO
worshipjesustheking1 1 year ago
What bothers me about this segment is, If you decide the marines are not for you, You make Sgt. Moore want to vomit.
antonhendrixuta 1 year ago
Pretty much the biggest problem with this film is that they call the SDI a tech. sergeant and i sure as hell know that Gunnery Sergeant is the proper rank for having 3 stripes up and 2 stripes down. Hell even Basilone was a gunny and he had died on Iwo Jima nearly 13yrs earlier.
Sirmovesalot17 1 year ago
This movie was made just before the infamous Parris Island Death March in April of 1956. Recruit training was greatly changed after the Death March. PFC's and CPL's were taken off the drill field (they were so good at keeping us up all night) and replaced by older and usually married SSG's and E7's who were not so interested in maltreatment and harrassment.
hankmaze4 1 year ago
Sgt O'Neil in this movie was the only Marine from Parris Island used in the film. O'Neil was in fact Cpl Brown a DI in lst Recruit Training Battalion. He was an outstanding DI with a great DI voice.
hankmaze4 1 year ago
I have a neighbor who was a DI in the Marine Corps, retired as a Staff Sergeant. Got a Bronze Star with V Device and Purple Heart, and got at least ten kills as a sniper in Vietnam. Badass, even at 60-something years old.
Jurassic0Al 1 year ago
You is ewe. Stand by for what else happens.
ernstbecker1 1 year ago
I've never heard general orders so fast in my life
chargamer 1 year ago
It was my honor and privelege. Salute!
Sempre Fi,
Ernst Becker
ernstbecker1 1 year ago
Seriously, God bless all the D.I.s People may have different personalities, but it all boils down to respect and discipline.
donboy65 1 year ago
Jack Webb is a treasure
the clowns we have for actors now have no talent or class. Jack had both
graverobber35 1 year ago
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dennisvanwey602 1 year ago
Facing movements may only be done when the rifle is at order arms or port arms. Private Owens was at the position of "present arms" (equivalents of the salute while carrying a rifle). Gunny was indeed testing to see if he could rattle Owens. Owens passed.
dennisvanwey602 1 year ago
I wonder why Pvt Owens even joined the Marine Corps if he wanted out so bad. After all, it's a volunteer part of our armed forces. Guess I better watch this from the beginning so I can find out what's going on. I recall seeing most of this as a teenager back in the late 60's or early 70's on local late night TV. Wish I'd paid closer attention this. In any case, THANKS for sharing this fascitinating footage with us! :)
JubalCalif 1 year ago
those wooden barracks will always be in my head
carolina4733 1 year ago
No, the rifle has to be at port arms to make those movements...order arms is when the buttstock of the rifle is on the deck.
dustylefou 1 year ago
The wonderful Don Dubbins as Private Owens also appeared in a few Dragnet episodes. He was one of Mr. Webb's proteges. (Protegee if it's distaff).
Juliaflo 1 year ago
Is it just me or does anyone else think that Gomer Pyle should have been shipped to Southeast Asia after the first four episodes? He should have been in Technical Sgt. Moore's platoon.
thesixtiesguy 2 years ago
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!
dbmrhi 2 years ago
the fleet west pac cruise
silverbird58 1 year ago
Hey, Leathernecks: I always wondered why, when the DI tells Owens "Rii-ight face!", Owens
just stands there until the next and last order. Is that position, even while facing the DI, still a right face? Or am I mishearing this?
krelllabs 2 years ago
The only time you do movements like right face, left face and about face when the rifle is at order arms. I believe he was at port arms and can't move. He was testing him.
ostoja59 2 years ago 8
Yea. remember the Three Stooges on the drillfield. Every time "right face" was barked, Curly would smack Moe with a rifle barrel.
thesixtiesguy 2 years ago
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dbmrhi 2 years ago
@krelllabs Probably because it was in the script? Either way it captures the monemt. Private OWENS is a 23K screrw up.
SF,
EB
ernstbecker1 1 year ago
@krelllabs You cannot conduct a "right face" while at "present arms".
L4V0Y 8 months ago
@krelllabs Owens was given the order "Present Arms". He can not execute any further command until given "Port Arms".
DNelson4817 2 months ago
he's malingering. My neighbor is a retired Navy Medical Officer, So I got the name.
frankd1965 2 years ago
Navy boot camp at Great Lakes operated in the same warm, caring manner.
We ended up in first place, and I made petty officer by fall.
Boot camp is easy if you're young and in shape. I hated every minute of it, but, geez, all you have to do is shut up and do exactly what they tell you.
plymouthbelvedere 2 years ago
lots a snow , and so cold tires froze to the ground
silverbird58 1 year ago
It was a request to go to "sick bay", circa 1966.
ErnstBecker 2 years ago
I know the "Army" has sick call, and the Marines has sick bay. I don't know, which is correct. I was in the Army, and it's "sick call".
nola305 2 years ago
They both are correct. The Marines go to sick bay for sick call. This was in 1957, went I went to boot camp in 79 it was called sick bay or sick call depending on which Drill Instructor had duty.
ostoja59 2 years ago
did owens graduate boot camp?
stevieray09 2 years ago
@stevieray09 yes
KingsleyEnnis1 1 year ago
greatest USMC movie ever. inspired me when i was 12 to join and now im 21 and i go to OCS at quantico next summer
magoosa18 2 years ago 8
Magossa:
Upon completion of OCS, rememeber your NCOS and SNCOS. Their experience will be forever invaluable.
ErnstBecker 2 years ago
where can u get this movie?
latinelover24 2 years ago
You'll have to order it from Amazon as i did, because it's not sold retail.
nola305 2 years ago
Damn, I miss Jack Webb !
alonzoharris1 2 years ago
Love the general orders brings back memories of my time at MCRD San Diego
puros71 2 years ago
Everytime I watch this clip it also brings back memmories of Parris Island and my D.I saying it with more colorful language.
ostoja59 2 years ago
That is my favorite part of the movie. It always makes me laugh. Of course I wasn't laughing back then.
ostoja59 2 years ago
brings to mind the good old days. glad the air force had only 6 weeks of basic. Tec school gave me a breather 11 weeks but less yelling.
kellyjustus 2 years ago
I know the feeling, I just recently went to my son's graduation from Marine Corp Boot Camp at Parris Island. The same place I went to boot thirty years ago.
ostoja59 2 years ago
the A.C.L.U would launch a lawsuit against jack webb.
scorzeny45 2 years ago
Perhaps every D.I. that every wore the Eagle, Globe & Anchor? The more you sweat in peace time the less yoy bleed in war.
Semper Fi,
MGYSGT Ernst Becker USMC/USMCR
RVN 66/67
ErnstBecker 2 years ago 7
OohhRahh Master Gunnery Sgt!
ostoja59 2 years ago
@ErnstBecker Thank you for serving our country and thanks to all who are or have served our country.
donboy65 1 year ago
There's a man hidden somewhere under that baby powder! LOL!
megamanj2004X 2 years ago
only your di has headaches....72 of them! LOL!
megamanj2004X 2 years ago
man i sooo wanna see this movie
amtownsyou 2 years ago
lol
BigRickSharpe 2 years ago