Posted on Mar 29, 2016
US Marine Corps Drill Instructor vs US Army Drill Sergeant
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I initially went to the Marine Recruitment Offices prior to the Army. However, they were never in their offices no matter how many times I returned. Eventually, I enlisted with the Army and here I am today.
My Husband is a Marine, now out of his contract. He talks about his experiences and shows me some clips from Marine Boot Camp. I must say, I am glad I didn't enlist Marines since I have a foul temper and they would have made my life a living Hell but 6:15 made me laugh way too hard considering the 'Froggy' voices they do.
My Husband is a Marine, now out of his contract. He talks about his experiences and shows me some clips from Marine Boot Camp. I must say, I am glad I didn't enlist Marines since I have a foul temper and they would have made my life a living Hell but 6:15 made me laugh way too hard considering the 'Froggy' voices they do.
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SPC Bassett, pretty funny video I've been out since 1995, but there's no exaggeration in that video, that's the way it was, pure chaos and fear with intermittent times of humor of course not displayed! Good times I'll never forget and no regrats! Just jokes regrets:)
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Alexandra, the DIs have that 'frog' voice, because, nothing they seem to do is just for the personal hearing of just one recruit, but for the many. Even if they are communicating with one recruit. Also, their voices pick up that sort of raw edge, because that IS the command voice which they use.
As to your your 'foul temper', if they still do have it, they would have sent you off to the motivation platoon. Well, that was for male recruits, only, back in the day, at least.
If you had cursed or talked back, more than once, you may have gone on the brig. The recruits in there, make small rocks out of boulders, then make the smaller rocks into sand. Again, that's the boys only club, though.
After you would have spent an extended period of time, or 2, or 15, in the Rose Garden (the requisite sand pit t the end of the barracks) you would've learned that attitude is everything. The USMC Way Attitude, that is.
As to your your 'foul temper', if they still do have it, they would have sent you off to the motivation platoon. Well, that was for male recruits, only, back in the day, at least.
If you had cursed or talked back, more than once, you may have gone on the brig. The recruits in there, make small rocks out of boulders, then make the smaller rocks into sand. Again, that's the boys only club, though.
After you would have spent an extended period of time, or 2, or 15, in the Rose Garden (the requisite sand pit t the end of the barracks) you would've learned that attitude is everything. The USMC Way Attitude, that is.
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