US Army Basic Training - First Day

Fort Benning Television - The series begins with the very first day. From getting haircuts to basic issue, we follow the action of what it is like to go through Fort Benning Basic Training.

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[Igotcha06]

Both Marines And Army shed blood for this fucking country,soo all you keyboard warriors need to shut it,and have som frickin respect for all Branches

[UBCSWraith]

@MeLlamoBradly He's acting for the cameras. On top of that, the drill sergeants at reception are laid back compared to the regular DSs.

[az0961403]

bbrain2 the marines are more oriented on combat and there basic is a lot less babied than this is lol but I'm not tryn to debate just dnt want u to believe the BS that person told u

[bladeican]

im going to that bootcamp :\

[obscencexxx666]

@Igotcha06 dude i love you right now! (keyboard warriors)

[mjbrise]

Next month Fort Sill

[bbrain2]

Well from what I've been told: The Marines are all about drill or marching; it's there life.] The Army doesn't focus on drill as much - and gets straight into Combat Weapons Training. I don't think Marines are better than the Army, or the Army is better than Marines.

[sidious900]

@jalepeno123321 Also dude we Marines talk shit to each other: whether we went to mcrd or the island, if you in the wing or groundside, and mos. yea son if we talk shit to each other you best believe we gonna talk shit to other branches. And your right army is older, June 1775 but they had no units formed or moved over to the Continental service until January of 1776. The Marine Corps had it's first commissioned officer in November 1775 and the first unit was established about two weeks later.

[sidious900]

wow army basic sounds easy as hell, should of done that instead o

[sidious900]

@darthamster drill instructor son, not drill sergeant.

[punishingbuttcheeks]

leaving next tuesday for benning 19D cav scout, shits gonna get REAL haha

[eliteswordsman1]

basic training would be great to meat make new friends