@TheNIGERKILLER Wow you are such a fake you are no real Marine because a real Marine would never brag about killing people what a poser plus like the other guys said its oorah!!!!
I rememberon family day when we got to see our family, there was a strip mall there and a movie theater. My parent where like how could you not notice it? and i laughed
im trying to decide between enlisting next year or doing nrotc Marine Option. Can anyone help me how they choose to enlist, over being an officer. Anyway tomorrow is the MARINE CORPS BIRTHDAY!!! Oo-rah!
Being a Marine is being a Marine. If you have the opportunity to be an officer - take it. If you leave the service (not the corps - you will never leave that) your education will be a plus in what ever you do.
CPL Evans Alpha Company 4th Tank Battalion 4th Marine Division , Fox Company 2nd Battalion, 23rd Regiment 4th Marine Division.
i remeber marching in formation and it was family day and that was the first day we got our uniforms so we felt good lol, o yeah it was air force though lol
i don't see why, Parris Island and San Diego are both fantastic places to become Marines. The training is the same at both places is it not? It's also not really going to matter in the fleet.
maybe. idk. ive always wanted to experience boot at parris island after being in for a while. hmm maybe i should get a new identity and do that. lol. :P anyways S/F
I have an assignment for you, read the following book: Five Years in the French Foreign Legion.............then tell me what you think. You'll be glad you did!
Sorry pal, I went through bootcamp at San Diego and was a Drill Instructor at Parris Island and the Training schedule and SOP are all the same. Only difference is the geography. All Marines get exactly the same training. The rest is folklore
#1. As a Parris Island DI, I ahve 100% respect for you! Sir, PIDI's are more than awesome! I really respect you!
#2. I did "basic" in Parris Island and later visited MCRD San Diego and San Diego looks less strict. I hope you get the book, Five Years in the French Foreign Legion
Well friend as a man who experienced both all I can say is there really isn't any difference. The only difference is the geography but the air is still the same. Uniforms, traditions,classes,and all standard operational procedure is exactly the same. There are not two different books for each place.
I visited MCRD San Diego on family day, so perhaps the DI's were taking it easy on the recruits? Agree or disagree? I prefer to see the maximum amount of hardcore training, even if that means no family day where families SEE some of the training. Never let up until the moment they graduate, but I do believe writing letters & receiving them is very important, since no one is a robot.
Well, Sundays at both MCRD's are pretty laid back as far as no real training on those days. It is at the discretion of the DI's and since there are no classes or organized PT usaully after chow there is lots of COD and also studying your knowledge ,squaring away utilities,writing letters home or the DI will hold his own small classes(Pit). When did you go to bootcamp at PI? I was a DI there from 1983 to 1986 with 2nd Bn.
I was a PI in Feb. '83, but can't remember the Bn.-----------------it makes me mad that I can't travel back in time and do it all over again and that my memories are fading of those times, but I am happy that I was there...........now that was a true wake-up!, ha ha! One of my Sgts. was Diaz, he was about 5'4", do you remember him and Senir DI Staterwait (or sounds like that)???
In Feb 83' I was still in a Rifle Co India Co. 3/6 and got my orders to PI mid year. The DI's you mentioned might have been in 3rd Battalion. They sound familiar. I was in 2nd Bn.
It is funny to read so many Marines/people who will argue to death that PI is harder then SD. I try to explain that both places do the EXACT SAME TRAINING. The USMC puts out a training schedule for recruits and both places must follow it. The same goes for each company or battalion. There is no harder battalion or company. EVERYONE must follow the exact same training plan. But it is fun to watch how people think one is harder then the other.
Agreed. Thats what I've been trying to say. Both recruit Depots are under the same SOP (Standard Operational Procedure) layed out at HQ Marine Corps. Locations are the only difference and I am afraid that with the current socialistas in power they could actually close one of the bases down or even disband the Marine Corps. God forbid!
disbanding the Marine Corps would be the stupidest thing anyone could do. it would be disrespectful to all of those who fought and are currently fighting and also to those who lost their lives as a Marine. i dont think it would happen though, we need the Marines! they are the most hardcore fighting force in the world!!!
I agree with you. Still, after WWII president Truman had planned to disband the Marine Corps but the war in Korea apparently put an end to that stupid idea.
Physical only one thing gets me is SD has the reaper witch sucked balls and the humps where harder and PI from witch i heard has no hills. other then that battalions and company's do have the same training yes but different ways of going about doing it. each company does there own shit and some are more brutal to me then others.. Mike company was laid back to me.. there where some companys like alpha in SD that where brutal it looked like lol.
@VirkDS ..It's all the same training no matter what battalion or company. A PT run of 2 miles is the same no matter if A co or H co does it. Sitting in the class room is the same no matter what does it. Drilling all day long is the same no matter who does it. A company or platoon can not train in their own style since they have to follow the exact same schedule all other compnaies follow.
@23PorkNBeans "other then that battalions and company's do have the same training yes but different ways of going about doing it" im pretty sure i wrote this... and no its not always the exact same.. they have different ways differnt sayings and its not always on "schedule" your rite 2 miles is 2 miles no matter ,drilling is drill,. but its just like a teacher and a class you might have the same class with the same schedule as someone else but differnt teachers its going to be a differnt exp.
WOW...i believe that these dirty niggers called marines,are just idiots,who fight for the banksters,who don't care for them,or for their family,when they killed...just im sory for you stupid guys...you are totally fucked from your government....and now you are to fucked from an nigger slave...im sorry for you...idiots
Your DI Sgt Phillips was stationed with me in Fuji Japan back in 79 before he went to the drill field. He was a great friend and an awesome Marine. You wouldn't happen to have his picture on your Grad book? Id appreciate it if youd scan it and email it to me. I also served in the drill field at PI from 1984 to 1986. 2nd RTR
@Dev1ld0g DI Sgt Phillips served with me in Okinawa and Camp Fuji back in 1979. One of the best Marines I ever served with. I was also a DI at Parris Island from 1983 to 1986
This video clip really touches my heart. I was marching on that same spot with my platoon 31 yrs ago. The RTR building in the background exactly the same and just like when my big brother was there in 1966.Imagine, all these young men weren't even born yet and the tradition carries on 31 yrs later.
To the lady who pointed and thought you missed him. The Corps is that good at making sure there are enough similarities so not to tell us apart, they were one unit. You didn't miss him you saw about 100 of your sons march proudly pass you. Semper Fi
You're so right. My husband is a DI now, but before becoming a DI he was deployed to Iraq a few times, and when he stepped off the bus I swear every guy running in my drection looked like my husband :)
nope. that is more than likely SSGT Castillo from Golf Company. the date matches when that company graduated according to MCRD's website. I had to listen to that voice for three months last summer, including when he marched us onto the grinder for the last time...
ok the drill instructor calling the cadences sounds like no other than the frog voiced juan j. diaz of houston texas. am i right? please respond back to hotel company plt 2049
USMC TILL I DIE OORRAAH!
TheChunkyKong 8 months ago
My shit looks better than their sleeves!
jhat25 9 months ago
I probably replayed the end 50 times trying to see their son
reddot44 9 months ago
Reminds me an awful lot of what a Roman Legion looks like. lol. Good job guys!
Alexplus20 10 months ago
2 people are peace loving, drug abusing, communist hippies.
DiscoDude82 10 months ago
what crap marching. They look half asleep.
jarviss64 11 months ago
I KILLED 10 MOTHERFUCKERS IN IRAQ USMC! SCOUT SNIPER!!!!!! HOORAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
TheNIGERKILLER 1 year ago
@TheNIGERKILLER I thought it was Oorah???
TheEagerMcBeaver 1 year ago
@TheEagerMcBeaver - It is oorah. That other guy is a shit head poser.
mtrtrm 1 year ago
@TheNIGERKILLER now kill yourself you fuckin cocksucker...how dare you pose as a marine you piece of shit
RunnersAHHHHHH 1 year ago
@TheNIGERKILLER Wow you are such a fake you are no real Marine because a real Marine would never brag about killing people what a poser plus like the other guys said its oorah!!!!
slimbeatty1 1 year ago 2
Ha...these guys graduated 2 weeks before I did
metaldude18 1 year ago
Thank you for your service Sir.
thereddog223 1 year ago
Good times. 8/21/08 Plt. 2033 SDI GySgt. Amial, DI GySgt Glocke, DI GySgt Starky, DI SSgt Casteneda. OORAH Marine Corps!
iedbpd24 1 year ago
Ahhh the memories. SDI SSgt Hollister, DI SSgt Davis, DI Sgt Saldana - MCRDSD 1989. Semper Fi
cptcurk 1 year ago
3059? WOW! I was platoon 1007 Delta Company July 19-Oct 15 04 SDI SSgt Nichols, Sgt Waters, Sgt Sotorodriguez. Kill em Gut em Bleed em out!
S1lv3rdo7 1 year ago
trained warriors marching as one....OORAH seper fukkin fi
Nicolethompson92 1 year ago
plt 3143 grad april 9th 2001 oh the memories only us that have gone through this would know, it stays with us forever
gmarine22 1 year ago
those marine barracks suck ass theres no hot water.
badmudda 2 years ago
PORT HOLES
Tiddus09 2 years ago
gotta love the discipline and precision of the Marine Corps.
chrisgsxr600 2 years ago 2
I rememberon family day when we got to see our family, there was a strip mall there and a movie theater. My parent where like how could you not notice it? and i laughed
kawasakiis2fast4u 2 years ago
what is the guy calling cadence saying
its left right something
and thanks to your son for his service to our country
genericperson1 2 years ago
@genericperson1 i think he's saying LEFT RIGHT LO.....RIGHT
m8ko 2 years ago
Left right low right left Left right lo hawty lo right lo they make a tone out of it you will understand if you go to bootcamp
VirkDS 2 years ago
@genericperson1 it's left right LO right ..
DisbJ 2 years ago
im trying to decide between enlisting next year or doing nrotc Marine Option. Can anyone help me how they choose to enlist, over being an officer. Anyway tomorrow is the MARINE CORPS BIRTHDAY!!! Oo-rah!
Fuzionrider 2 years ago
Fuzionrider,
Being a Marine is being a Marine. If you have the opportunity to be an officer - take it. If you leave the service (not the corps - you will never leave that) your education will be a plus in what ever you do.
CPL Evans Alpha Company 4th Tank Battalion 4th Marine Division , Fox Company 2nd Battalion, 23rd Regiment 4th Marine Division.
drewand1200 2 years ago
That was one of the proudest, and happiest days of my life. The motto run was plain badass, too.
DucatiMo22 2 years ago
i remeber marching in formation and it was family day and that was the first day we got our uniforms so we felt good lol, o yeah it was air force though lol
garygaskins 2 years ago
i love how boots always argue about which one is better San Diego or Parris Island.
slimbeatty1 2 years ago
i don't see why, Parris Island and San Diego are both fantastic places to become Marines. The training is the same at both places is it not? It's also not really going to matter in the fleet.
RHSTenor1 2 years ago
PI is better
Bejzbol1993 2 years ago
I disagree. Ive met many-a-turd from Farris Island.
SSminow69 2 years ago 2
All Marine training should be done on Parris Island, the Real Deal!
LuckyGuu 2 years ago
maybe. idk. ive always wanted to experience boot at parris island after being in for a while. hmm maybe i should get a new identity and do that. lol. :P anyways S/F
SOxCALoc714 2 years ago
I have an assignment for you, read the following book: Five Years in the French Foreign Legion.............then tell me what you think. You'll be glad you did!
LuckyGuu 2 years ago
Sorry pal, I went through bootcamp at San Diego and was a Drill Instructor at Parris Island and the Training schedule and SOP are all the same. Only difference is the geography. All Marines get exactly the same training. The rest is folklore
LosAngeleno1959 2 years ago
#1. As a Parris Island DI, I ahve 100% respect for you! Sir, PIDI's are more than awesome! I really respect you!
#2. I did "basic" in Parris Island and later visited MCRD San Diego and San Diego looks less strict. I hope you get the book, Five Years in the French Foreign Legion
LuckyGuu 2 years ago
Well friend as a man who experienced both all I can say is there really isn't any difference. The only difference is the geography but the air is still the same. Uniforms, traditions,classes,and all standard operational procedure is exactly the same. There are not two different books for each place.
Semper Fi
LosAngeleno1959 2 years ago
I visited MCRD San Diego on family day, so perhaps the DI's were taking it easy on the recruits? Agree or disagree? I prefer to see the maximum amount of hardcore training, even if that means no family day where families SEE some of the training. Never let up until the moment they graduate, but I do believe writing letters & receiving them is very important, since no one is a robot.
LuckyGuu 2 years ago
Well, Sundays at both MCRD's are pretty laid back as far as no real training on those days. It is at the discretion of the DI's and since there are no classes or organized PT usaully after chow there is lots of COD and also studying your knowledge ,squaring away utilities,writing letters home or the DI will hold his own small classes(Pit). When did you go to bootcamp at PI? I was a DI there from 1983 to 1986 with 2nd Bn.
LosAngeleno1959 2 years ago
I was a PI in Feb. '83, but can't remember the Bn.-----------------it makes me mad that I can't travel back in time and do it all over again and that my memories are fading of those times, but I am happy that I was there...........now that was a true wake-up!, ha ha! One of my Sgts. was Diaz, he was about 5'4", do you remember him and Senir DI Staterwait (or sounds like that)???
LuckyGuu 2 years ago
In Feb 83' I was still in a Rifle Co India Co. 3/6 and got my orders to PI mid year. The DI's you mentioned might have been in 3rd Battalion. They sound familiar. I was in 2nd Bn.
LosAngeleno1959 2 years ago
Thanks for your comments. You have a very good memory! Are you still in the Marines(active)?
LuckyGuu 2 years ago
It is funny to read so many Marines/people who will argue to death that PI is harder then SD. I try to explain that both places do the EXACT SAME TRAINING. The USMC puts out a training schedule for recruits and both places must follow it. The same goes for each company or battalion. There is no harder battalion or company. EVERYONE must follow the exact same training plan. But it is fun to watch how people think one is harder then the other.
lavadog 2 years ago
Agreed. Thats what I've been trying to say. Both recruit Depots are under the same SOP (Standard Operational Procedure) layed out at HQ Marine Corps. Locations are the only difference and I am afraid that with the current socialistas in power they could actually close one of the bases down or even disband the Marine Corps. God forbid!
LosAngeleno1959 2 years ago
disbanding the Marine Corps would be the stupidest thing anyone could do. it would be disrespectful to all of those who fought and are currently fighting and also to those who lost their lives as a Marine. i dont think it would happen though, we need the Marines! they are the most hardcore fighting force in the world!!!
ATX51232 2 years ago
I agree with you. Still, after WWII president Truman had planned to disband the Marine Corps but the war in Korea apparently put an end to that stupid idea.
LosAngeleno1959 2 years ago
Physical only one thing gets me is SD has the reaper witch sucked balls and the humps where harder and PI from witch i heard has no hills. other then that battalions and company's do have the same training yes but different ways of going about doing it. each company does there own shit and some are more brutal to me then others.. Mike company was laid back to me.. there where some companys like alpha in SD that where brutal it looked like lol.
VirkDS 2 years ago
@VirkDS ..It's all the same training no matter what battalion or company. A PT run of 2 miles is the same no matter if A co or H co does it. Sitting in the class room is the same no matter what does it. Drilling all day long is the same no matter who does it. A company or platoon can not train in their own style since they have to follow the exact same schedule all other compnaies follow.
23PorkNBeans 1 year ago
@23PorkNBeans "other then that battalions and company's do have the same training yes but different ways of going about doing it" im pretty sure i wrote this... and no its not always the exact same.. they have different ways differnt sayings and its not always on "schedule" your rite 2 miles is 2 miles no matter ,drilling is drill,. but its just like a teacher and a class you might have the same class with the same schedule as someone else but differnt teachers its going to be a differnt exp.
VirkDS 1 year ago
2nd Bn, Golf Co, Plt 2058, 6/90 - 6/94
SDI - SSgt. Hakala
DI - SSgt. Woods, Sgt. Lopez, Sgt. Lafaver
teufelhunden70 2 years ago
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WOW...i believe that these dirty niggers called marines,are just idiots,who fight for the banksters,who don't care for them,or for their family,when they killed...just im sory for you stupid guys...you are totally fucked from your government....and now you are to fucked from an nigger slave...im sorry for you...idiots
XjewsprideX 2 years ago
this looks like a herd of cattle
crookedong 2 years ago
A herd of cattle that will kill the shit out of anything!! Plt. 2105 8/2002-11/2002
huntr4lfe 2 years ago 7
I remember it vividly, Plt 3059 ,India Company, 07/14/1981 -10/09/1981 SDI Ssgt Hardin, SSgt McGraw, Ssgt Harris, Sgt Trevino...Loyalty Sir!,Discipline Sir!
Orlimar302 2 years ago
Semper Fi! I was Plt 3019 Hotel Company Parris Island Mar 9 - May 28 1982 - SDI SSgt Malanga, DI Sgt Phillips, DI Sgt, Glass, DI Sgt Wylie.
Dev1ld0g 2 years ago
Your DI Sgt Phillips was stationed with me in Fuji Japan back in 79 before he went to the drill field. He was a great friend and an awesome Marine. You wouldn't happen to have his picture on your Grad book? Id appreciate it if youd scan it and email it to me. I also served in the drill field at PI from 1984 to 1986. 2nd RTR
LosAngeleno1959 2 years ago
@Dev1ld0g DI Sgt Phillips served with me in Okinawa and Camp Fuji back in 1979. One of the best Marines I ever served with. I was also a DI at Parris Island from 1983 to 1986
ChowHallCommando 8 months ago
MCRD SD Plt 2089 (1985). SDI Ssgt Moore, Sgt Ray Branch, Sgt Don Warfield, Sgt Martin Schafer.
ds2112 8 months ago
This video clip really touches my heart. I was marching on that same spot with my platoon 31 yrs ago. The RTR building in the background exactly the same and just like when my big brother was there in 1966.Imagine, all these young men weren't even born yet and the tradition carries on 31 yrs later.
Semper Fi ! 0311 always
LosAngeleno1959 3 years ago 2
I'm So Proud of Each and Every Marines! Oorah Rah!
- SEMPER FI !
SassyGirl8175 3 years ago
That's outstanding! Marine Corps precision at its finest.
chestnevsky1 3 years ago
They all look so professional AND handsome!
I can't wait to see my babe.
MarineLove20 3 years ago 2
HYUT!
jackal0351 4 years ago
LOL! I hear that Drill Instructor that was at MRP in July 2007.
russianteam 4 years ago
It's been 5 1/2 years since I was on the depot and I can still remember all my DI's names. Oh the memories.
infantryman0311 4 years ago
Hey infantryman0311, I was there 31 years ago "Plt.2032 and I still remember it like it was yesterday. The buildings are exactly the same.
Semper Fi
I was an 0311 for 8 yrs and would go back 0311 if I were a young man again.
LosAngeleno1959 3 years ago
memories semper fi
xdprotectsus 4 years ago
OHH RAH MF'z The strongest fighting force in the world !!!!!
jigga2jones 4 years ago
that was awesome..thank you
psychocindy 4 years ago
To the lady who pointed and thought you missed him. The Corps is that good at making sure there are enough similarities so not to tell us apart, they were one unit. You didn't miss him you saw about 100 of your sons march proudly pass you. Semper Fi
g7h9o9s7t 4 years ago 26
You're so right. My husband is a DI now, but before becoming a DI he was deployed to Iraq a few times, and when he stepped off the bus I swear every guy running in my drection looked like my husband :)
CaliBabe60 3 years ago
uh oh lol
what were you doing lol
KBDB91 2 years ago
@g7h9o9s7t
Well spoken
SepmerfiJune 7 months ago
nope. that is more than likely SSGT Castillo from Golf Company. the date matches when that company graduated according to MCRD's website. I had to listen to that voice for three months last summer, including when he marched us onto the grinder for the last time...
bsmeads 4 years ago
HELLO - I GRADUATED JULY 2 1999
FORMER0203USMC 4 years ago
opps...i meant i graduated in 1999
gebaker01 4 years ago 2
ok the drill instructor calling the cadences sounds like no other than the frog voiced juan j. diaz of houston texas. am i right? please respond back to hotel company plt 2049
FORMER0203USMC 4 years ago
plt 2054 here (graduated july 1998) that does sound like him - but i could have sworn i seen him in hawaii in 2003 - when was this video made??
gebaker01 4 years ago
Boot Camp - video of parade practice on 5 Apr 2007 (Thursday "Family Day"). My son was in Platoon 2147.
I myself graduated from Parris Island on 28 May 1982...
Dev1ld0g 4 years ago