Ah the memories... I forgot just how awful it was.
http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=c73_1176380986

The drill instructors tell you to stay hydrated, if you fail to do that, you're in big trouble. I think this guy was bullshitting though. He told the corpsman he felt fine as soon as everyone was done. How convenient.
:rofl: :rofl:

Why are you talkin all slow to me like I'm gonna buy all this FREAKIN DRAMATIC CRAAAAAAAP!!!!!!:bowrofl:

I'M GONNA GET THE GODDAM TRAINING OUT OF YOUR ASS!!!!! YOU OWE ME THAT COURSE TIMES 10!!!! YOU UNDERSTAND THAT!!!!

Get away before you get murdered.
Aye aye Sir.:bowrofl:

All these years later that shit still cracks me up.

And people actually volunteer for that? :confused:

Yup. I did.
I think it's a good experience for any young man. Toughens you up and instills discipline.

Yup. I did.
I think it's a good experience for any young man. Toughens you up and instills discipline.
If you say so.

Its definately not my sort of thing.

True. It's not for everyone. You almost have to be masochistic to sign up for that kind of abuse.

Imagine what it would have felt like in 68.

I think the instructor has watched Full metal Jacket too many times.

I think the instructor has watched Full metal Jacket too many times.
What a great film that was
How tall are you ... i didnt know they stacked shit that high :D :D

I think the instructor has watched Full metal Jacket too many times.
It's just as harsh as FMJ, but I don't see much similarity in method. The video is pretty typical of what most everyone receives at some point during basic training. What he received is nothing unusual. I got the same thing a couple times myself albeit for different reasons.

It's just as harsh as FMJ, but I don't see much similarity in method. The video is pretty typical of what most everyone receives at some point during basic training. What he received is nothing unusual. I got the same thing a couple times myself albeit for different reasons.

Yes I know, so did I but but with a slightly different accent, sorry I was being facetious. Which is one of the few things i am good at.

Me 20 years ago trying to look all steely eyed killer.

http://www.geocities.com/football12b/army2.png

i had the pleasure of having the same drill sergeants for my entire training, as combat arms in the army do 'one station unit training instead of going somewhere else for AIT. they were the finest soldiers i knew during my enlistment, and they were unbelievably funny. they could have been comedians.

i had the pleasure of having the same drill sergeants for my entire training, as combat arms in the army do 'one station unit training instead of going somewhere else for AIT. they were the finest soldiers i knew during my enlistment, and they were unbelievably funny. they could have been comedians.
yeah, that was the hardest part, trying not to laugh, especially the second time through...