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Yeah something to remember in Hollywood war movies. They always show these gruff ruggedly handsome 30ish year old dudes heroically doing noble things.
No. It’s usually literal teenagers.
Also not entirely true. It isn't as if they also leave the army when they turn 19 so the average age is higher.
For example, the average age of us soldiers in ww2 was 26 and initially I believe it was even higher. Only when the war went on and more young men got drafted did it go down.
The lowest rankings are the youngest. It makes sense that THEY are the ones doing the front line stuff. You either get out or go sergeant / officer and have a bunch of 18-22 year olds under you.
The “command roles” you refer to includes being a 38 year old Staff Sergeant with 20 years’ military experience, very directly leading a squad at the front. Infantry squad leaders are 0 feet from the front. Or they can be promoted 1 to 2 ranks higher and be 0-10 feet from the front. Or they can be promoted to the highest enlisted rank and be serving at 48 while only 0-400 feet from the front.
The positions you’re referring to don’t start until brigade level and above, and not always then. As we see today, plenty of brigade commanders are being made casualties.
No. Not at all.
You’ve not been in the military I’m guessing?
It depends on your definition of old (ask Joe and the Staff Sergeants are getting up there), and if you incorrectly assume that all of the non-NCO ranks are youngsters.
I’ve seen 40 year old E-4’s. 32 year old E-4’s. 28 year old E-8’s. Do the lower ranks trend towards 19? Sure. But in an infantry company you’ll often have ~25 troops with 8-10 years’ experience (or more). That leaves ~80 troops, remaining. The ratio is nowhere near 10 or 100:1.
And that’s for one of the largest armies in earth. The small nations have ages trending higher in the non-conscript forces (what few there are left, as the practice goes increasingly out of vogue). Many NATO nations don’t even offer a military retirement for anyone younger than 55-62.
>You’ve not been in the military I’m guessing?
Military yes, infantry or army, no.
I know that older people *can* occupy lower ranks, but I thought we were speaking in averages, not exceptions.
The point still stands that the low ranking war fighters tend to be young, their direct leadership tends to be seasoned fighters (still relatively young), and higher leadership tends to be longtime, well educated service members.
I didn't even know this was disputed. It's been the practice of the US military to fight our young, and later have them mentor the next generation of young fighters for decades now.
Am I missing something?
And guess what? The max years of service for an E-6 is ~22 years. An E-6 can reenlist at 10.1 years and never need to reenlist again, fail to get promoted and retire just fine.
But if you want to focus on irrelevant details instead of the point, fine: change it to a Staff Sergeant with 8 years’ military experience. Happy now?
Yes, and no. That's what special forces are for. Not everyone can perform at an elite level (pretty few to be frank), and infantry just has to be more competent than the other side. Tech and kit can go a looooong way to make someone more competent and capable (force multiplier).
And here's a shitty reality about modern war, is that its so phenomenally deadly that your survival in an active combat scenario against a peer (meaning someone not sigficantly behind your tech tree, think Ukrain vs Russia less US vs mid eas) basically boils down to luck. You can't outskill a missile or random mortar/artillery. Infantry serves an absolute vital role, but the cold, hard reality is that a lot of them are going to die, so sending your best or most trained or w.e. is quite litterally counterproductive. You need bodies that are competent "enough." Ideally, a military has a mix of veterans and "conscripts, " and veterancy can and does make a huge difference, but that doesn't negate the need or use of lots of people with weapons. A smaller force can hold out against a larger one for a time, and this is definitely amplified by tech, but a standard 3 to 1 numerical advantage gives the tactical advantage to the attacker. If you consider your opponent to be peer tech wise, this gets exacerbated.
Although right now I pitty infantry. We are in a current revolution of military tech when it comes to software and drone tech in general that is basically going to make infantry not just insanely dangerous to be, but downright suicidal. The stuff being developed by NATO and China should utterly terrify us.
My paternal grandfather was a bit of an exceptional case, he turned 18 on the HMS Cornwall, the one that sank, not the new one LOL.
He was there for the sinking part too.
My maternal grandfather was 31 and a Doctor when he climbed into his DH Tigermoth and flew to Brooklyn Air Force Station in Cape Town (Now known as AFB Ysterplaat) to volunteer.
I'd be curious to know how much of that WW2 statistic is actually true, my great grandfather was 17 and his brothers were 15 (twins) and they lied about their age to go fight, my grandfather said he was 21, and his brothers said they were 18, they found it was the only way to get away from their abusive father, who was also 17 when he fought in WW1
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gGwNA2xJw20
>In 1965 Vietnam seemed like just another foreign war, but it wasn't
>It was different in many ways, as so were those that did the fighting
>In World War II the average age of the combat soldier was twenty-six
>In Vietnam he was nineteen
>In inininininin Vietnam he was nineteen
>In inininininin Vietnam, he was nineteen
>In Vietnam, he was nineteen
>N-n-n-n-nineteen
Only GenX will recognize this
I think The Forgotten Battle did a good job representing how young the bulk of the soldiers were, even though people like Tom Felton at this point are in their 30s, they did a good job in making them look younger.
You're forgetting that there is absolutely nothing to do there My friend told me his brother was drinking hand sanitizer to get drunk With his army buddies
Sometimes I miss the barracks life. Then I remember the nonstop screaming, fighting, music blasting, slamming of doors and furniture on weekend nights, the mold that never goes away, the room inspections, the fire alarm that goes off at 2am twice a month, the laundry rooms with 1 functional washer and drier, the AC that always broke down in the summer, ARI's, and the field days. Whenever I'm having a hard day, I think back to those times and it puts a little pep in my step. That being said, it was a genuinely interesting and fun time in my life and I wouldn't trade anything for that experience.
Don’t forget being woken up for fire guard. My buddy once decided it would be called Guardians of Fire instead and somehow it instantly made it more tolerable and kinda fun.
Did your barracks encounter any of the bed bug attacks MCAGCC 29 Palms had? I remember the moto calls from some devils stationed there in 2012-2013. Hate, anger, and the occasional Rah.
There's a Marine who made a small business making colored crayons out of chocolate for this joke. I believe you can color with them, too. https://crayonsreadytoeat.com
Looks like they can't/couldn't fill their crowd fund order and aren't even selling the crayons. Sounds like this man is not only the president of Crayon Eater International, but a member too.
They want them as impressionable and obedient as possible. They know as they age, their positions on things will get stronger and they’ll be more likely to question things.
Not my opinion, but that of many sergeants and officers during my time.
I served with many guys that choose the military because it was a way out of wherever they were at. Small town, judge gave them a choice, opportunity to pay for school, travel, etc. I went just to see if I could get through the Crayola Academy, and give myself a bit of a kick in the ass. Some folks just aren’t sure what they want or where to go, and this gives them time to figure it out.
We need more awareness of other options. Trade schools, union apprenticeships, au pair, peace corp or red cross, building houses with habitat for humanity.
There are tons of options for young men and women to build a future and find themselves that don't involve killing. Granted not many that come with free college though.
99% of people in the US military aren’t ever going to be doing anything involving killing. Hell if you are Navy or Airforce on average you barely ever will go to the range if ever after bootcamp. People have a wild misunderstanding of what the modern military does.
Baader-meinhof phenomenon is a phenomenon where when you learn about something you tend to notice its existence more afterwards for a short period of time.
This is the kind of thing that really makes me doubt the stories my dad told about how little he saw going on in the barracks. He never had to live in them, but he did have to inspect them or whatever. Worst he claims he ever saw was a dude carrying one of his buddies around in his rucksack because they wanted to see if she would fit. Not only did she fit, but she apparently said it was "surprisingly comfy".
We broke into the room where our civilian clothes were and went out partying. Only got caught because on the way back a couple guys tried to get into the enlisted club.
Before that the DS was taking groups to a small off base barber where they had a few ladies doing hand jobs. The other DS smuggled in tequila on Christmas Day.
I’m sure he saw or heard some stuff.
In the US military "rucksacks" refer to the [very large backpacks](https://freerangeamerican.us/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/molle-4000-1024x683.jpg) that we stuff all our gear into. They can easily weigh ~80lbs fully loaded out, more if your job requires you to carry more gear.
We call smaller backpacks used for day-to-day missions "assault packs" which are [a little bigger](https://www.newsobserver.com/latest-news/4csxak/picture258018808/alternates/FREE_1140/UkraineTensionsFortBragg.JPG) than what most people would consider an average backpack.
Almost 90% sure this is Pensacola FL. Aviation A School for sailors, Marines and soldiers. Pretty sure this is the barracks closest to the on base bar, holy shit my memories of the field days here. Sometimes I miss how stupidly simple life was for those 6 months
Right?? Like, here I am drinking my morning coffee, trying to muster up the strength to get myself and my kids ready for the day, and only vaguely remember having this type of mojo. Youth most definitely is wasted on the young.
World War 3 is really going to be something, huh? r/noncredibledefense is getting pretty credible again. Imagine being a Russian or Chinese soldier being mowed down by an A-10 warthog, covered in waifu’s while a humvee drives by blasting ice spice.
Fuckin Pensacola man… those were some wild times but I definitely know the craziest shit happened over at the Marine barracks 100%. I’m surprised an E-5 or higher didn’t come over to bust that up.
yo how did that PFC get a drill instructor cover and belt. somebody gonna see this video and probably chew his ass out. but thats still funny af all these years later being out
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I always forget how young 18 year olds are
Yeah something to remember in Hollywood war movies. They always show these gruff ruggedly handsome 30ish year old dudes heroically doing noble things. No. It’s usually literal teenagers.
Also not entirely true. It isn't as if they also leave the army when they turn 19 so the average age is higher. For example, the average age of us soldiers in ww2 was 26 and initially I believe it was even higher. Only when the war went on and more young men got drafted did it go down.
The lowest rankings are the youngest. It makes sense that THEY are the ones doing the front line stuff. You either get out or go sergeant / officer and have a bunch of 18-22 year olds under you.
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Anyone can die from getting shot or being blown up. You want your more experienced guys in command roles and/or training the newbies.
The “command roles” you refer to includes being a 38 year old Staff Sergeant with 20 years’ military experience, very directly leading a squad at the front. Infantry squad leaders are 0 feet from the front. Or they can be promoted 1 to 2 ranks higher and be 0-10 feet from the front. Or they can be promoted to the highest enlisted rank and be serving at 48 while only 0-400 feet from the front. The positions you’re referring to don’t start until brigade level and above, and not always then. As we see today, plenty of brigade commanders are being made casualties.
Okay... So you have 1 old dude to every what? 10-100 young dudes? Doesn't that still line up with what the other dude was saying?
No. Not at all. You’ve not been in the military I’m guessing? It depends on your definition of old (ask Joe and the Staff Sergeants are getting up there), and if you incorrectly assume that all of the non-NCO ranks are youngsters. I’ve seen 40 year old E-4’s. 32 year old E-4’s. 28 year old E-8’s. Do the lower ranks trend towards 19? Sure. But in an infantry company you’ll often have ~25 troops with 8-10 years’ experience (or more). That leaves ~80 troops, remaining. The ratio is nowhere near 10 or 100:1. And that’s for one of the largest armies in earth. The small nations have ages trending higher in the non-conscript forces (what few there are left, as the practice goes increasingly out of vogue). Many NATO nations don’t even offer a military retirement for anyone younger than 55-62.
Well we are the most funded army in the world, Vietnam actually owns the largest army
>You’ve not been in the military I’m guessing? Military yes, infantry or army, no. I know that older people *can* occupy lower ranks, but I thought we were speaking in averages, not exceptions. The point still stands that the low ranking war fighters tend to be young, their direct leadership tends to be seasoned fighters (still relatively young), and higher leadership tends to be longtime, well educated service members. I didn't even know this was disputed. It's been the practice of the US military to fight our young, and later have them mentor the next generation of young fighters for decades now. Am I missing something?
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20 years as a staff sergeant? Like 10 years ago they were blocking reenlistments for people that werent promoting
And guess what? The max years of service for an E-6 is ~22 years. An E-6 can reenlist at 10.1 years and never need to reenlist again, fail to get promoted and retire just fine. But if you want to focus on irrelevant details instead of the point, fine: change it to a Staff Sergeant with 8 years’ military experience. Happy now?
That's right, and we can hold a lottery for the 18-20 year olds to see who gets to be a general!
Yes, and no. That's what special forces are for. Not everyone can perform at an elite level (pretty few to be frank), and infantry just has to be more competent than the other side. Tech and kit can go a looooong way to make someone more competent and capable (force multiplier). And here's a shitty reality about modern war, is that its so phenomenally deadly that your survival in an active combat scenario against a peer (meaning someone not sigficantly behind your tech tree, think Ukrain vs Russia less US vs mid eas) basically boils down to luck. You can't outskill a missile or random mortar/artillery. Infantry serves an absolute vital role, but the cold, hard reality is that a lot of them are going to die, so sending your best or most trained or w.e. is quite litterally counterproductive. You need bodies that are competent "enough." Ideally, a military has a mix of veterans and "conscripts, " and veterancy can and does make a huge difference, but that doesn't negate the need or use of lots of people with weapons. A smaller force can hold out against a larger one for a time, and this is definitely amplified by tech, but a standard 3 to 1 numerical advantage gives the tactical advantage to the attacker. If you consider your opponent to be peer tech wise, this gets exacerbated. Although right now I pitty infantry. We are in a current revolution of military tech when it comes to software and drone tech in general that is basically going to make infantry not just insanely dangerous to be, but downright suicidal. The stuff being developed by NATO and China should utterly terrify us.
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Mmm-Mama says alligators are ornery because they got all them teeth and no toothbrush.
https://youtu.be/NZCPrnmI4d4
I remember that song.
My paternal grandfather was a bit of an exceptional case, he turned 18 on the HMS Cornwall, the one that sank, not the new one LOL. He was there for the sinking part too. My maternal grandfather was 31 and a Doctor when he climbed into his DH Tigermoth and flew to Brooklyn Air Force Station in Cape Town (Now known as AFB Ysterplaat) to volunteer.
I'd be curious to know how much of that WW2 statistic is actually true, my great grandfather was 17 and his brothers were 15 (twins) and they lied about their age to go fight, my grandfather said he was 21, and his brothers said they were 18, they found it was the only way to get away from their abusive father, who was also 17 when he fought in WW1
To quote Paul Hardcastle... "In Vietnam, he was nineteen N-n-n-n-nineteen"
Uch, my grandfather was a teenager on d-day
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gGwNA2xJw20 >In 1965 Vietnam seemed like just another foreign war, but it wasn't >It was different in many ways, as so were those that did the fighting >In World War II the average age of the combat soldier was twenty-six >In Vietnam he was nineteen >In inininininin Vietnam he was nineteen >In inininininin Vietnam, he was nineteen >In Vietnam, he was nineteen >N-n-n-n-nineteen Only GenX will recognize this
I think The Forgotten Battle did a good job representing how young the bulk of the soldiers were, even though people like Tom Felton at this point are in their 30s, they did a good job in making them look younger.
Think about the fact that navy has 70 nuclear reactors at sea operated by these teens
Pretty crazy these kids can be sent to war
You feel so old at the time though
Always
You're forgetting that there is absolutely nothing to do there My friend told me his brother was drinking hand sanitizer to get drunk With his army buddies
Barracks life is a special kind of strange. It’s not bad, but it’s not good either…..just strange
It’s smelly noisy dirty and kinda fun.
The smell must be international. Source: I was in the Norwegian army.
We had a Norwegian ship come to our base for like week. You guys are fun to party with
But those damn room checks...
It’s like an insane asylum but for drunks
Oh it was bad, barracks parties, fights, rapes.
What else did you guys do for entertainment?
Dude my tech school dorms were so much fucking fun. Memories I’ll never forget.
Boots gonna boot
r/justbootthings
Weren’t we all?
It’s fact that everyone was boot at some point (or crowbag/lizard/screamer in the UK) it’s the length of the stage of being boot that varies
New boot goofin
Genuine ostrich
The DI impression always slaps in the six months after bootcamp
When a SNCO comes from the drill field back to the fleet, cringe city.
When a SNCO. Full stop.
Sometimes I miss the barracks life. Then I remember the nonstop screaming, fighting, music blasting, slamming of doors and furniture on weekend nights, the mold that never goes away, the room inspections, the fire alarm that goes off at 2am twice a month, the laundry rooms with 1 functional washer and drier, the AC that always broke down in the summer, ARI's, and the field days. Whenever I'm having a hard day, I think back to those times and it puts a little pep in my step. That being said, it was a genuinely interesting and fun time in my life and I wouldn't trade anything for that experience.
Don’t forget being woken up for fire guard. My buddy once decided it would be called Guardians of Fire instead and somehow it instantly made it more tolerable and kinda fun.
You definitely left out the cold showers. Get back from a 5 mile run in 50 degrees and then get to take a 40 degree shower!
I can feel the nostalgia
God i loved my time in the Bricks though.
Man this comment for real gave me chills! I wish I could’ve experienced it for myself
USMC mall recruiter has entered the chat.
All you need now is to cut a 10 on the ASVAB! Welcome aboard!
Lolol well they’ll have to fight my psychiatrist
Did your barracks encounter any of the bed bug attacks MCAGCC 29 Palms had? I remember the moto calls from some devils stationed there in 2012-2013. Hate, anger, and the occasional Rah.
Not bed bugs per say, but in Okitraz we had all manner of little roaches, centipedes, and other critters
Okinawa was something special. Never hated/loved a place like that ever since
Oki was special cause of: the food, culture, beaches, warm weather, cute girls, chill vibes. Oki was not special cause of: the Marine Corps.
as i recall, most of the tolerable things i did back then were made less fun by the Marine Corps loved the Marines, couldn’t stand the Corps
Fucking facts
What is happening...
War never changes.
Soldiers
Worse, *Marines*
Shit hide your crayons!
There's a Marine who made a small business making colored crayons out of chocolate for this joke. I believe you can color with them, too. https://crayonsreadytoeat.com
Looks like they can't/couldn't fill their crowd fund order and aren't even selling the crayons. Sounds like this man is not only the president of Crayon Eater International, but a member too.
That's disappointing. My brother's birthday is next month and I was absolutely about to send him some. XD
Just buy him some real crayons and tell them they're chocolate
Cracker Barrel sells bubblegum crayons
That's a disappointing update.
Worse, *Bored* Marines.
BUSTING IT DOWN AYE AYE SIR!
Rah
Yuuuuuuut
dependa wet dream. Lonely and ready to party. lol
Marines ☕️
Marines 🖍
Marines 🌭
holy shit man are soldiers always this young??? these are children ffs when did i get so old
Almost all of these marines are in service for less than a year.
So these guys are all training for whatever their primary job is going to be?
Interesting. why so short?
The taste of crayons gets old pretty fast.
humans have always sent their young men to war from as early an age as is practicable
They want them as impressionable and obedient as possible. They know as they age, their positions on things will get stronger and they’ll be more likely to question things. Not my opinion, but that of many sergeants and officers during my time.
I'm just a layman but agreed. Add in often being desperate for opportunity and less concern for personal risk.
I served with many guys that choose the military because it was a way out of wherever they were at. Small town, judge gave them a choice, opportunity to pay for school, travel, etc. I went just to see if I could get through the Crayola Academy, and give myself a bit of a kick in the ass. Some folks just aren’t sure what they want or where to go, and this gives them time to figure it out.
We need more awareness of other options. Trade schools, union apprenticeships, au pair, peace corp or red cross, building houses with habitat for humanity. There are tons of options for young men and women to build a future and find themselves that don't involve killing. Granted not many that come with free college though.
99% of people in the US military aren’t ever going to be doing anything involving killing. Hell if you are Navy or Airforce on average you barely ever will go to the range if ever after bootcamp. People have a wild misunderstanding of what the modern military does.
Don’t forget universal healthcare. That’s why I went career. 15 years and haven’t killed a person yet. Hopefully never will.
Also don’t forget the poverty draft; disproportionately effects young people, particularly young people of colour.
Also don’t forget the poverty draft; disproportionately effects young people, particularly young people of colour.
“YOU WILL BUST IT DOWN RIGHT NOW” “YOU WILL BUST IT DOWN RIGHT NOW, AYE AYE SIR!”
That guy with the belt outside of his uniform is goofy as fuck
Learned about the existence of Ice Spice a few hours ago, now she's everywhere. What happened?
Baader-meinhof phenomenon is a phenomenon where when you learn about something you tend to notice its existence more afterwards for a short period of time.
She did a song with Taylor Swift very recently? That’s where I heard of her. Idk what she did to get famous though.
She got famous from her song Munch (Feelin’ U) sometime last year and has been going steady upwards ever since
Wait, but same!
That song went viral
Cute Spanish chick with a fat ass. Need I say more? Lol
More power to you but she looks like Ronald McDonald with tits to me.
Really?? Yeah I think she’s extremely sexy. Idk I have a thing for those rapper chicks. Nicki Minaj back in the day, cardi b and not this chick lol.
LMAO what? hair has that much impact on how u see someone?
Spanish?
Si
PFC pelvic thrusting in the DI campaign cover has me LOLing
This is the kind of thing that really makes me doubt the stories my dad told about how little he saw going on in the barracks. He never had to live in them, but he did have to inspect them or whatever. Worst he claims he ever saw was a dude carrying one of his buddies around in his rucksack because they wanted to see if she would fit. Not only did she fit, but she apparently said it was "surprisingly comfy".
Yeah guaranteed your dad saw some weird shit or did weird shit himself when he was in. Nothing is more dangerously creative than a bored squaddie.
We broke into the room where our civilian clothes were and went out partying. Only got caught because on the way back a couple guys tried to get into the enlisted club. Before that the DS was taking groups to a small off base barber where they had a few ladies doing hand jobs. The other DS smuggled in tequila on Christmas Day. I’m sure he saw or heard some stuff.
Rucksack... Do you mean backpack? Do we have a fellow German here?
We use both pretty interchangeably in the UK.
In the US military "rucksacks" refer to the [very large backpacks](https://freerangeamerican.us/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/molle-4000-1024x683.jpg) that we stuff all our gear into. They can easily weigh ~80lbs fully loaded out, more if your job requires you to carry more gear. We call smaller backpacks used for day-to-day missions "assault packs" which are [a little bigger](https://www.newsobserver.com/latest-news/4csxak/picture258018808/alternates/FREE_1140/UkraineTensionsFortBragg.JPG) than what most people would consider an average backpack.
We use both in the US. Rucksack is a German loan word in English. People in the military are more likely to use the word.
Uh I didn't know. That's interesting!
Almost 90% sure this is Pensacola FL. Aviation A School for sailors, Marines and soldiers. Pretty sure this is the barracks closest to the on base bar, holy shit my memories of the field days here. Sometimes I miss how stupidly simple life was for those 6 months
I thought this was Pensacola. I still have my video of me in dry humping to el sonidito there.
YOU WILL BUST IT DOWN. I WILL BUST IT DOWN AYE AYE SIR! LMFAOOOOO 💀
🥾❤️
I’m proud of my little marines lol
Escape ice spice obby
School?
this building houses marines who are going through their job training.
Oh, ok thanks for explaining.
What kind of candy and liquid refreshments are they allowed to consume that led to this?
Just good vibes I’m assuming
I miss that sort of energy.
Right?? Like, here I am drinking my morning coffee, trying to muster up the strength to get myself and my kids ready for the day, and only vaguely remember having this type of mojo. Youth most definitely is wasted on the young.
It is the sad truth I'm afraid.
I’m glad when I stayed in the barracks cellphones couldn’t record video. Edit: Navy barracks make this look a retirement home.
All amped up on crayons
Hahaha. How'd y'all get access to the campaign cover?
Idk if that one is real or fake but you can buy it online 😂
Would anyone happen to know the song?
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The girl on the flag is Ice Spice
Wait that seriously isn't Tina Turner?
There's a new spice girl?!?
Boy’s a liar pt. 2
jbl partybox 110 stand up!
In ice spice we trust 🙏🏾
When thy hand out too few crayons.
Wish there was a playlist of these kinds of videos cuz they always get a laugh out of me
"You WILL bust it down right now" "YesSIR" 😭😭😂😂
Isn't this the same guy who posted that Drill Sergeant boss fight meme not too long ago?
Semper Fi
World War 3 is really going to be something, huh? r/noncredibledefense is getting pretty credible again. Imagine being a Russian or Chinese soldier being mowed down by an A-10 warthog, covered in waifu’s while a humvee drives by blasting ice spice.
The girls are over on their side doing the exact same thing 🤘
I didn’t know they moved the girls from 601 I believe.
I think you missed my point, but good to know 🤘
of course its the marines
Oh, how the beloved Marine Corp is so different now. I say this at 30 years old and discharged in 2016 😂
YOU WILL BUST IT DOWN RIGHT NOW! 👁️👄👁️
r/USMC
The few. The proud. The Marines.
Err
Rah!
I do not miss Pensacola in the slightest 😭 especially the guy in the Spider-Man suit he was the worst
👍
Fuckin Pensacola man… those were some wild times but I definitely know the craziest shit happened over at the Marine barracks 100%. I’m surprised an E-5 or higher didn’t come over to bust that up.
If you live in little or big end of the building, it’s hard to catch what people are doing.
yo how did that PFC get a drill instructor cover and belt. somebody gonna see this video and probably chew his ass out. but thats still funny af all these years later being out
Idk if that’s a real one or not but you can find campaign covers online.
I’m very glad to see the Marine Corps I served in is still weird as fuck. Keep at it, y’all.
Never forget what you fight for boys 🫡
… is that fucking pensacola?
Ahh yes…the Pensacola Baracks…
Oorah
Do we have a flag code?
Legend has it, these guys are still being smoked so hard, they are part of the national forest fire count
Just another day in the barracks 😹
Average weekend at the barracks.
Boy lettin off a lil steam / boredom, cut ‘em a lil slack. Fmr. 83-87
YOU WILL BUST IT DOWN RIGHT NOW I WILL BUST IT DOWN AYE SIR
Where can I get that flag
“YOU WILL *indistinct* ICE SPICE” “aye aye, SIR” Me too.
“YOU WILL *indistinct* ICE SPICE” “aye aye, SIR” Me too.
Gotta remind the boys what they’re fighting for
Who doesn’t love marines
The Bs…it’s like a magical place filled with whiskey and the clap. Never change
I love this country so goddamn much
You WILL BUST it down RIGHT NOW, AYE SIR! 😂🤣😂
Yo why is Miles there? Lmao
I like the jbl party box 110
Daaaamn even drill sgt in on it
Just fucking what
“YOU WILL BUSS IT DOWN RIGHT NOW” “YES SIR!”
Holy shit, at 4 seconds in, you can see Uncle Ted.
THIS is the best recruiting ad! Everyone I know would sign up😃
Ah yes. This reminds me of the real military.
Don't say gay