The Crucible - Part 1 - RECON - Military Videos

The Crucible - RECON - Part 1

This month's RECON focuses on the culminating field exercise conducted at the end of Marine Corps boot camp known as "The Crucible."

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[sirderek10]

@stradhex no they did not make me squeal like a pig. and how am i a hillbilly boy. im not a boy either im a fucking marine

[pandamoniumasylumn]

@cravenatos82 BUDS is not recruit training, Marines have the hardest recruit training out of all branches of our military.

[pandamoniumasylumn]

@easterndragon9x you still have to join the Navy before going to seals so yes you have to go through navy boot Before seals.

[easterndragon9x]

@pandamoniumasylumn well, everyone start as a normal civilian, include the SEALs. The difference is that they have to go through very hard training regime. It's not such "hardest" training regime, each one has it own difficult level. Sorry for my bad E, that's not my mother language

[pandamoniumasylumn]

@easterndragon9x how about them for what? if your stating that the Seals are a harder course then you didnt look at what i posted i stated US marines is the hardest Recruit Training  meaning go from civilian to a military position, other than OCS, Navy seals is for active duty military not civilians so it does not count as being a recruit training.

[easterndragon9x]

@pandamoniumasylumn how about the NAVY's SEAL ?

[bloodhealer]

you know whats sad here at 1:23 i have that same t-shirt

[1HUNDREDB]

why do people hate Marines? Is it just people who like the Army hate on them?

[1HUNDREDB]

@sirderek10 are you saying Marines are hillbillys or your just really not a Marine, were you in the Army?

[jimmayykinney]

@pandamoniumasylumn dude me too...my ship date is feb 27

[pandamoniumasylumn]

@SuperGangstashyt im schedulude to go in at the end of Feb 2012 assuming meps doesnt fuck up my waivers again

[SuperGangstashyt]

@pandamoniumasylumn how did you fair? did you go back?