Home of the brave, and home of the tough, Semper Fi "Always faithful" and that's no bluff! They're mighty and true,they protect our freedom for me and you. Honor Courage and commitment is what they're taught to do. It's all about protecting the red, white and the blue! Marines will never retreat, break or bend, they're ready to fight, attack and defend. I respect our military, and proud to say,God Bless this country and our brave men and women everyday, I'M PROUD TO BE AMERICAN, I LOVE THE USA !
@P7byrd That's quite an ignorant and insolent remark to call Marines and Recruits of the 60s candyasses. The 60s were a legendary and synonymous age were DIs physically and verbally abused recruits. This archive video is no different from today's ads because DIs will not incriminaate themselves or project a negative image on film or video. I gradauted from MCRD, SD in '76, and my training was reminiscence of "Full Metal Jacket."
Just watched the Vid and read the comments. Came across someone using my service number. I was in platoon 2032 at Paris Island which started Aug 24 1967 and ended in Oct 67. Fucking imposter!!! The real 2396168
A stress card is a phony card that some recruiters say that you can wave to the DI, and he will go easy on you. They didn't go easy on you in the 60's and 70's, they aren't going to go easy on you because you wave some little piss ant card in there faces and tell them to be nice. To quote a famous USMC DI, "NICE? I DON'T EVEN KNOW WHAT THE FUCK NICE MEANS! DROP AND GIVE ME 25, MAGGOT!" Got to love the Corps.
no but.. but be ready to be humiliated and yelled at as for straight up ass whooping no its not gonna happen unless the recruit punch's the drill instructor or something lol
For the most part people that join the marines aren't weak and wont complain when they are messing up and getting a punishment they deserved. They treat you like a fuckin man oorah.
went through boot last year i personally got shoved and pushed alittle everyone does they tell you to report that shit "like thats gonna happen" but anyway one kid got a stapler shoved to his forehead that DI got his campaign cover taken for like 2 weeks if i remember and the cussing its real bad
When I went through MCRD back in 89 the DIs didn't use profanity, but they'd sure come up with creative ways to get around it. Fricken-this, and gaddang-that. They'd smack you around only if you copped a major attitude, but they'd only do it in private, never, ever out in the open on the grinder like you see in "Full Metal Jacket". They'd just take you into the whiskey locker or the head and you'd come out with a new attitude.
Dont know where you get your info. We go to pt at least 3 times a week for 90 min at a time. I got yelled at in boot camp and I did what I was told. I guess since Im in the AF, Im a pansy though. Even though Ive been to Iraq 3 times in the 6 years Ive been in. Ive been shot at and all that shit. But what do I know. Im just a little AF Staff Sergeant.
@ebner20 Bullshit. USAF doesn't have stress cards. I have a friend who joined the USAF and says "It's the worst fucking mistake I've made, but I still love it." The stress card bullshit is a huge lie.
That will depend on your DI. They are not allowed to shout vulgarities or touch you, but some DI's may take things in to their own hands. I'm not a Marine, but that's what little info I can father, ever heard of the boot camp recruit abuse back in '07 at San Diego? That's a good example. Hope that helped somehwhat. Join the Marines anyway, they are an outstanding military orginazation. (::
u obviously know nothing about todays marine corp training still just as tough as it was back then except they train u smarter now and u get better martial arts training now.
The drill instructors in just but looking at this video seem a little nicer than the ones my brother told me about that they have today lol...or I could be wrong ?
@2396168 HEY! You were there w/me! We were Series 2027, 22Aug-02Nov67. We probably shared some Hats and fed the same sandfeas.
I'm sure you remember that piledriver sinking the foundation for the new brick bks over in 1stBn that summer? Trying to maintain a 120 count cadence with that thing banging in the background?
And I can still hear those 2ndBn steampipes along Panama street banging all night long. And I'll never complain about a bug bite or sunburn or sweat again as long as I live.
GOD DAMNIT PRIVATE.PYLE, WHAT THE FUCK ARE YOU DOING.
That's what my friends name at boot camp, I myself didn't go to boot camp I did a little documentary for a summer program. My friend was in boot at the time, I tryed not to laugh, they made me to PT
and to gohmodley thank you for your service. i kno what you mean. i just recently decided to not bother with politics and try to do my job as a Marine. and just have faith in the government. whatever they decided for us to do ill carry out the orders and not worry about whether the right or wrong thing was done. that just really be on the heads of the govt not the troops. Semper Fidelis all you devils on here.
Didn't have the "crome domes" but remember well the M-14, 2nd Bn PLT 2035 PI Aug 1967,we were getting ready for the Nam in those days, don't think it wasn't hardcore, it was!!!
it was lol they were allowed to beat the shit out of you all they wanted back then but now adays they arent supposed to touch you...doesnt mean they dont though. i was in third battallion which was furthest from headquarters, so no one could really see what the DIs did. i had three bruised ribs cause a DI kicked me. one guy hat two teeth knocked out. they still hit you now adays, just not as much.
Oh yeah. I forgot to shave one night, and during hygiene inspection, The DI saw it, got pissed and made me grab my razor. He then began to dry shave my stupid ass. After the 2nd or 3rd swipe, he cut me, and made me flinch a bit. Now THAT was a bad move. Let's just say I got the shit slapped out of me. I too was in 3rd Battalion, in San Diego. It was the furthest away from headquarters. Although that probably dont make a difference when you are indoors.
IT (Incentive Training) is more effective then getting an ass kicking. I heard a UFC fighter recently talking about cardiovascular pain. He was saying that anyone can handle the pain from punches and kicks, it's the cardio pain that people can't handle and it's cardiovascular fitness that wins fights. I agree with his statements 100%. There were dozens of times when I was getting IT'd that I would gladly have taken a beating to end the torment.
23 July 2008 platoon 2133 Fox Comp. MCRD SAN DIEGO...Squad leader and meritorious graduate too...and yes, when they get real pissed they Still tend to hit you even tho theyre not allowed too...not only that,,,they do some other crazy shit too..
My Uncle went through it around that time, I went through it a few years ago.
We PT'ed (officially, doesn't count all of the side PT and IT) 3 days during an average week, after breakfast. My Uncle woke up everyday and PT'ed first thing in the morning.
He was also a loud and tough one, so he got the shit beat out of him by a big DI everyday. Every week he would do the 10-mile hump around the Island for punishment, and since he had short legs he had to run the entire time.
I was in plt 376, graduated in Nov of 1964. The scenes of the M-14 bring back great memories. That was the best rifle ever made. And I sure remember the "crome domes." I knew what to expect at boot camp, and I got in great physical shape before I left for PI. So boot camp was actually enjoyable to me. Forty years after I graduated from PI, I looked up my senior DI and we talked for an hour. I thanked him for turning me into a Marine. He was thrilled to hear from one of his "maggots."
yeah an M14 is a better rifle, but Id rather hall the weak ass M16 on a 15k hike. quicker response time in combat with a light weapon than a heavy one. But MORE Power on that m14 is tempting. M1 is cool too same a 306.
Just because the M16 has a smaller caliber doesn't mean you still can't kill with it and/or do major damage. Ever heard the term "two to the chest and one to the head"?
Also... what's the matter? Don't feel like carrying your owqn weight on a 15k ruck march? How about those 20k marches where you carry 200 lb 50-cal M2 machine guns or the even heavier Mk-40 40-mm grenade machine guns?
The m14 isnt a better weapon numb nuts. The arch in the butt gives it an angle of recoil that is hell in a combat situation, while the m16 recoils back into the shoulder, keeping the sights more aligned. The m16 uses a 5.56 round rather than the heavier, less accurate, 7.62 round, learn some knowledge before you comment.
Numbnuts. Two can use that name! So. If the 7.62 is less accurate, then why is it still in the business as a machine gun round and a sniper rifle round? Don't know? Because it is still accurate going downrange at 1/2 a mile minimum. Have you fired anything that spits out 7.62 rounds?
dude im with hardcharging on this one 7.62 has way more stopping power at longer range than the 5.56 and it is everythingg but inaccurate it can accuratly shoot up to and passed 2000 yards try doing that with 5.56
I'd rather carry the M468 Barrett Assault Rifle. It's light, it's small, has more stopping power and accuracy than both the AK-47 and M-16, it has a silencer as a standard attachment thus reducing the noise in a combat environment, and it can work in sand water and any other condition possible.
I was in platoon 3016. That looked too much like when I was there--October-Dec 1970. I was the company scribe. 2 year enlistment. Was E-5 in 21 months. Got a school cut...out by September 15, 1972. Total time in 1 year, 11 mos, 11 days.
Plt 3001 graduated 27 MAR 1981 Loved it !
Blakontop 1 week ago
This is WHY I joined the USAF!!! lol
Greenhornet270 3 months ago
Home of the brave, and home of the tough, Semper Fi "Always faithful" and that's no bluff! They're mighty and true,they protect our freedom for me and you. Honor Courage and commitment is what they're taught to do. It's all about protecting the red, white and the blue! Marines will never retreat, break or bend, they're ready to fight, attack and defend. I respect our military, and proud to say,God Bless this country and our brave men and women everyday, I'M PROUD TO BE AMERICAN, I LOVE THE USA !
Dan4USCTroy 7 months ago
@P7byrd That's quite an ignorant and insolent remark to call Marines and Recruits of the 60s candyasses. The 60s were a legendary and synonymous age were DIs physically and verbally abused recruits. This archive video is no different from today's ads because DIs will not incriminaate themselves or project a negative image on film or video. I gradauted from MCRD, SD in '76, and my training was reminiscence of "Full Metal Jacket."
TheHoomaikai 10 months ago
@TheHoomaikai DIs still physically and verbally abuse recruits man, come on you know it always happens
wrathofvengance67 6 months ago
lol At the SSgt with only a good conduct and national defense ribbon.
dustylefou 10 months ago 2
@0:53 HOly shit it's The Fish lol.
Alexplus20 10 months ago
Wow. Marines from the 1960s were a bunch of candyasses.
p7byrd 11 months ago
Platoon 1065, 1st Battalion A Company 9/20/83 Parris Island, Semper Fi my brothers
sloandog44 1 year ago
"You are platoon 3046, as far as i'm concerned you are going to....... who KNOWS what followed after that. lol good lord.
busterdog321 1 year ago
Just watched the Vid and read the comments. Came across someone using my service number. I was in platoon 2032 at Paris Island which started Aug 24 1967 and ended in Oct 67. Fucking imposter!!! The real 2396168
2396168 1 year ago
A stress card is a phony card that some recruiters say that you can wave to the DI, and he will go easy on you. They didn't go easy on you in the 60's and 70's, they aren't going to go easy on you because you wave some little piss ant card in there faces and tell them to be nice. To quote a famous USMC DI, "NICE? I DON'T EVEN KNOW WHAT THE FUCK NICE MEANS! DROP AND GIVE ME 25, MAGGOT!" Got to love the Corps.
jonvincent12 1 year ago
The BC's are timeless. The faces change but not the Island! Oohrah!
EMB801211 1 year ago
Plt 3096 Kilo Co 2009-11-13
Gregory7222 1 year ago
"Platoon 2098 Echo Company Sr Drill Instructor Staff Sgt Ramos! Oooooraaahh!!!!" (slaps beam at the top of the rope before sliding down)
whiterodman 1 year ago
Plt. 3026 2010 April 9th 3rd battalion Lima Co. Parris Island
DominiRican20 1 year ago
@PO2716
Aug 1986, 3rd Bn, India Co. Parris Island. Yut!!
tws247 1 year ago
plt 184, August, 1969.
Hudd1950 1 year ago
0:54
holy shit that NCO has 2 ribbons haha
USMCM249gunner 1 year ago
The link in the description doesn't work.
LudaChris06 1 year ago
@LudaChris06
Hi, it might have been a problem with your browser. Try again. I had no trouble with it.
militaryvideocom 1 year ago
Plt 2036, 9/6/66
roadpost 1 year ago
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scruffyrunkin 1 year ago
no but.. but be ready to be humiliated and yelled at as for straight up ass whooping no its not gonna happen unless the recruit punch's the drill instructor or something lol
2SSXGamersX 2 years ago
For the most part people that join the marines aren't weak and wont complain when they are messing up and getting a punishment they deserved. They treat you like a fuckin man oorah.
kocheeseiest 2 years ago
went through boot last year i personally got shoved and pushed alittle everyone does they tell you to report that shit "like thats gonna happen" but anyway one kid got a stapler shoved to his forehead that DI got his campaign cover taken for like 2 weeks if i remember and the cussing its real bad
2SSXGamersX 2 years ago
When I went through MCRD back in 89 the DIs didn't use profanity, but they'd sure come up with creative ways to get around it. Fricken-this, and gaddang-that. They'd smack you around only if you copped a major attitude, but they'd only do it in private, never, ever out in the open on the grinder like you see in "Full Metal Jacket". They'd just take you into the whiskey locker or the head and you'd come out with a new attitude.
fatdaddync 2 years ago
No they do not. They are not even allowed to swear anymore.
(ch)Airforce even has stress cards. If you think you are being treated badly, you hold one up and the go easy on you.
ebner20 2 years ago
just like any other place man. No swearing is in the rule book but they still do it
kocheeseiest 2 years ago
Thats because they are the AIR FORCE! they also PT for 20 minutes. Marines take the DI's yelling like men and do what they're told.
kkb0830 1 year ago
Dont know where you get your info. We go to pt at least 3 times a week for 90 min at a time. I got yelled at in boot camp and I did what I was told. I guess since Im in the AF, Im a pansy though. Even though Ive been to Iraq 3 times in the 6 years Ive been in. Ive been shot at and all that shit. But what do I know. Im just a little AF Staff Sergeant.
82drumhead 1 year ago
@ebner20 Bullshit. USAF doesn't have stress cards. I have a friend who joined the USAF and says "It's the worst fucking mistake I've made, but I still love it." The stress card bullshit is a huge lie.
jonvincent12 1 year ago
@jonvincent12 What are stress cards?
wafflecushioned 1 year ago
That will depend on your DI. They are not allowed to shout vulgarities or touch you, but some DI's may take things in to their own hands. I'm not a Marine, but that's what little info I can father, ever heard of the boot camp recruit abuse back in '07 at San Diego? That's a good example. Hope that helped somehwhat. Join the Marines anyway, they are an outstanding military orginazation. (::
slipknotatheart 2 years ago
platoon 1078 in july, 1984
we arrived the day of the "mcdonalds massacre"
aknowneemus 2 years ago
summer of 1967 ,boy thats was fun Pt 360 42 years ago and yes it was tougher then today by far !!!!! when men were men!!!!
ron3603 2 years ago
They had better not try shouting at me . I dont accept rudeness . I can be quite sarcastic.
ilikezappa 2 years ago
u obviously know nothing about todays marine corp training still just as tough as it was back then except they train u smarter now and u get better martial arts training now.
xpektationz1 2 years ago 2
The drill instructors in just but looking at this video seem a little nicer than the ones my brother told me about that they have today lol...or I could be wrong ?
MzTizzleCakez 2 years ago
man marine corps boot camp in the 60s was insane the DIs would beat your ass for any little mistake
poxflaza 2 years ago
Plt 2032, graduated 20 Oct 1967, Been there and done that.
2396168 2 years ago 11
@2396168 PLT 2034
cgn49 1 year ago
@2396168 HEY! You were there w/me! We were Series 2027, 22Aug-02Nov67. We probably shared some Hats and fed the same sandfeas.
I'm sure you remember that piledriver sinking the foundation for the new brick bks over in 1stBn that summer? Trying to maintain a 120 count cadence with that thing banging in the background?
And I can still hear those 2ndBn steampipes along Panama street banging all night long. And I'll never complain about a bug bite or sunburn or sweat again as long as I live.
FLSHBK1 1 year ago
GOD DAMNIT PRIVATE.PYLE, WHAT THE FUCK ARE YOU DOING.
That's what my friends name at boot camp, I myself didn't go to boot camp I did a little documentary for a summer program. My friend was in boot at the time, I tryed not to laugh, they made me to PT
getintoawheelchair 2 years ago 2
Well at least your "friend" has some testicular fortitude, one day you may be a man as well.
Chapter4notes 2 years ago
the good ole days..
blackhawlk2262 2 years ago
this was a great era for the marine corps.
shiroisan87 2 years ago
This comment has received too many negative votes show
you bet it was. a great era for the marines to die in the rice fields in another unnecessary war. is that your idea of a great era?
GohModley 2 years ago
let me guess....ur a obama supporter
shiroisan87 2 years ago
that's none of your business. unlike you i have actually put on the uniform and fought for my rights and yours.
GohModley 2 years ago
Oh so you`re a liberal meter maid?
will1066us 2 years ago 2
He didn't meen that. It was a time where the training presented the real Marines. A time when Corps shined it's brightest.
slipknotatheart 2 years ago 7
yup. very few shit bags in the Corps.
and to gohmodley thank you for your service. i kno what you mean. i just recently decided to not bother with politics and try to do my job as a Marine. and just have faith in the government. whatever they decided for us to do ill carry out the orders and not worry about whether the right or wrong thing was done. that just really be on the heads of the govt not the troops. Semper Fidelis all you devils on here.
SOxCALoc714 2 years ago 3
@slipknotatheart Despite the widespread drug use and lowered recruiting standards during Vietnam huh?
dustylefou 10 months ago
you ever CLEEEEEEANN yo' rifle, Gable? hahaha, i love it, i love it.
slowpoke96Z28 2 years ago 3
i run into my old di on okinawa
ashjon10 2 years ago
Cool. Did he recognize you?
slipknotatheart 2 years ago
no we talked about bootcamp. he was a total different guy. he laughed about some of it. he said the drill field was very tiresome.
ashjon10 2 years ago
been there.......done that!!!! plt. 2032, graduated Oct 1967, Guess where we were going.
2396168 2 years ago
Im surprised they had Black DI's back then.
DarkConflict 3 years ago
THe military was pretty progressive towards integration compared to the civilian world lol.
Tougemaster06 2 years ago 2
Truman desegregated the military during Korea, public schools didnt till later 50's...
dubendorfy 2 years ago
Didn't have the "crome domes" but remember well the M-14, 2nd Bn PLT 2035 PI Aug 1967,we were getting ready for the Nam in those days, don't think it wasn't hardcore, it was!!!
loxleyfinger 3 years ago
Anger through the decades
RockyII5 3 years ago
full metal jacket hehe
fernando92rj 3 years ago
Is that you John Wayne? Is this me?
mattlocke06 2 years ago
Somehow doesn't look as hardcore as todays Marine boot camp.
bigpyoopypants 3 years ago
it was lol they were allowed to beat the shit out of you all they wanted back then but now adays they arent supposed to touch you...doesnt mean they dont though. i was in third battallion which was furthest from headquarters, so no one could really see what the DIs did. i had three bruised ribs cause a DI kicked me. one guy hat two teeth knocked out. they still hit you now adays, just not as much.
usmc870700 3 years ago
Oh yeah. I forgot to shave one night, and during hygiene inspection, The DI saw it, got pissed and made me grab my razor. He then began to dry shave my stupid ass. After the 2nd or 3rd swipe, he cut me, and made me flinch a bit. Now THAT was a bad move. Let's just say I got the shit slapped out of me. I too was in 3rd Battalion, in San Diego. It was the furthest away from headquarters. Although that probably dont make a difference when you are indoors.
yonder101 3 years ago
IT (Incentive Training) is more effective then getting an ass kicking. I heard a UFC fighter recently talking about cardiovascular pain. He was saying that anyone can handle the pain from punches and kicks, it's the cardio pain that people can't handle and it's cardiovascular fitness that wins fights. I agree with his statements 100%. There were dozens of times when I was getting IT'd that I would gladly have taken a beating to end the torment.
You're basically kicking your own ass.
CaptainZero007 2 years ago
Yeah, they do. I got choked and knocked over a footlocker by my heavy.
First Battalion here.
wtf62206 2 years ago
Yeah I heard they still hit you sometimes.
Reddog167 2 years ago
they do
lopezbc 2 years ago
When did you graduate?
Reddog167 2 years ago
23 July 2008 platoon 2133 Fox Comp. MCRD SAN DIEGO...Squad leader and meritorious graduate too...and yes, when they get real pissed they Still tend to hit you even tho theyre not allowed too...not only that,,,they do some other crazy shit too..
lopezbc 2 years ago
My Uncle went through it around that time, I went through it a few years ago.
We PT'ed (officially, doesn't count all of the side PT and IT) 3 days during an average week, after breakfast. My Uncle woke up everyday and PT'ed first thing in the morning.
He was also a loud and tough one, so he got the shit beat out of him by a big DI everyday. Every week he would do the 10-mile hump around the Island for punishment, and since he had short legs he had to run the entire time.
redteamdarkspear 2 years ago
I was in plt 376, graduated in Nov of 1964. The scenes of the M-14 bring back great memories. That was the best rifle ever made. And I sure remember the "crome domes." I knew what to expect at boot camp, and I got in great physical shape before I left for PI. So boot camp was actually enjoyable to me. Forty years after I graduated from PI, I looked up my senior DI and we talked for an hour. I thanked him for turning me into a Marine. He was thrilled to hear from one of his "maggots."
dwightinutah 3 years ago 5
Full metal jacket the real deal
chug26 3 years ago
FMJ is just like this. Congratulations Mr. Kubrick
ComradeSap 3 years ago 3
The M16s not the weapon that needs to be switched out, its the SAW. I loved mine but for that same weight Id rather carry an M60.
MOS0311 4 years ago
yeah an M14 is a better rifle, but Id rather hall the weak ass M16 on a 15k hike. quicker response time in combat with a light weapon than a heavy one. But MORE Power on that m14 is tempting. M1 is cool too same a 306.
Justinuriah 4 years ago
Just because the M16 has a smaller caliber doesn't mean you still can't kill with it and/or do major damage. Ever heard the term "two to the chest and one to the head"?
Also... what's the matter? Don't feel like carrying your owqn weight on a 15k ruck march? How about those 20k marches where you carry 200 lb 50-cal M2 machine guns or the even heavier Mk-40 40-mm grenade machine guns?
hardcharging 4 years ago
The m14 isnt a better weapon numb nuts. The arch in the butt gives it an angle of recoil that is hell in a combat situation, while the m16 recoils back into the shoulder, keeping the sights more aligned. The m16 uses a 5.56 round rather than the heavier, less accurate, 7.62 round, learn some knowledge before you comment.
DominusSatanus28 4 years ago
Numbnuts. Two can use that name! So. If the 7.62 is less accurate, then why is it still in the business as a machine gun round and a sniper rifle round? Don't know? Because it is still accurate going downrange at 1/2 a mile minimum. Have you fired anything that spits out 7.62 rounds?
hardcharging 4 years ago
dude im with hardcharging on this one 7.62 has way more stopping power at longer range than the 5.56 and it is everythingg but inaccurate it can accuratly shoot up to and passed 2000 yards try doing that with 5.56
thedirewolf45 4 years ago
I'd rather carry the M468 Barrett Assault Rifle. It's light, it's small, has more stopping power and accuracy than both the AK-47 and M-16, it has a silencer as a standard attachment thus reducing the noise in a combat environment, and it can work in sand water and any other condition possible.
GhostSarge 4 years ago
The M14 was my alma mater, while you're bullshittin'...
ianclytle 3 years ago
i see not much has changed....lmao
dnicestemcee 4 years ago
OORRAAHH!!! Semper Fi!
maz8964 4 years ago 2
HHHMMM M-14 AWESOME !!
Semper Fi
SGT. Scott USMC
wiscmarine 4 years ago 2
Lucky bastards were issued with the M14, not the weaker M16
IMATOTALFAG 4 years ago 2
Plt 2073, Hotel CO, Parris Island baby
ChyldOfMetal 4 years ago
im SOOOOO joining the army....
Cokitaindie 4 years ago
LOL
KokSquad 4 years ago
Army is for whimps. Marines are where the real men are at.
Semper Fi
SaltandVinegar12 4 years ago
im never joining the army never
dudevizz 4 years ago
Not much have changed.....
redneckmarine87 4 years ago
I thought the same thing.
patrissimo 4 years ago
Wow, things don't change much over the years. I graduated in 1993, and this is just how I remember it.
jrusso7660 4 years ago
if it aint broke don't fix it and it aint broke :)
nubbie1944 4 years ago
Platoon 3120 (3rd Battalion, that's right bitches), Graduated January 7th, 1994
jrusso7660 4 years ago
Damn Right it isn't broke! 99' 2085 MCRD SD OORRAAHH!
thatcaliguy311 4 years ago
plt 3013 070209 LIMA CO
sicksmith 4 years ago
Paris Island, June, 1962, Platoon 232.
NewMexicanBob 4 years ago
a thunerin 3rd platoon. niiiice. i was in platoon 3034, killer kilo Co.
powerlifter5806 4 years ago
I was in platoon 3016. That looked too much like when I was there--October-Dec 1970. I was the company scribe. 2 year enlistment. Was E-5 in 21 months. Got a school cut...out by September 15, 1972. Total time in 1 year, 11 mos, 11 days.
daedalo1 4 years ago
Aye Aye Sir, OORAH! Best fucking phrase that ever left my lips thats for dang sure.
MoparMarine 5 years ago
"you ever CLEAN your rifle, gable?" lol priceless
slowpoke96Z28 5 years ago
God Bless The United States Marine Corps.
Heath1 5 years ago
always faithful in latin
SidiousX 5 years ago
Incredible video, thanks for puting this on youtube
jose123001 5 years ago
Get some! Semper Fidelis!
duanekuiper 5 years ago
You know what "semper fidelis" mean?
nemsis301 5 years ago
It is Latin for "Always Faithful"
Nathan4841 4 years ago
good footage
Semper Fi
MOS0311 5 years ago