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I think it's more about endurance

There's 5 branches of the military mate

I dropped out of hs at 16, got my ged, I was 5’ 11”, and weighed 125 pounds. Working at McDonald’s and believe me, no one picked me for their teams. An army recruiter came thru, combat engineer, he started chatting me up, said, you wanna join the army? Do you know what a combat engineer is? No? Oh, you’ll do just fine. Got out to fort lost in the woods, never been away from home for an extended period of time before and it only seemed like the day before I was in high school and I was. Went thru 8 weeks of basic infantry training taught by combat engineers. HFS, after that we started combat engineer training. Three men showed up, one from the 82nd airborne, a green beret, and a ranger. They screwed up by showing up in their berets, argued to the training cadre why they should wear them, bad mistake. After four days of training, they went extra hard on those guys and were almost immediately washed out, “administrative failure”. I made it thru basic infantry training and combat engineer training, five months with the same cadre. I went in not knowing anything, could not do five proper pushups. Left weighing 185 and do over 70 push-ups in under two minutes. The senior sergeant sfc, told me, never saw a 16 yo kid take on what some grown men could not do. He continued, I threw everything at you and you exceeded my expectations. Why? I did what I was told and kept my mouth shut. That’s all you need. Oh, and determination, I left home knowing I could not go back to the mountains of Appalachia. I was done, the military then was my life. Got my sapper tab at 16. Carry on “sappers”.

Busted

Are captains officers

USAF Reason:Even though the training is Hard, but you will fly aircrafts and jet figthers which is cool

Wrong... Always look cool is rule number 1

Do you have any rest in between each event?

This is what opening a can a woop ass looks like.

Airborne school wasn't that bad yet when I went through in 85 ...4 miles then 5 on Friday..then 5 or 6 miles runs and on the last day of tower week 7mile run must be completed in order to graduate to Jump week..then jump week..Honestly my first jump was like no thought..I did what I was trained to do..2nd to my last jump 37..This isn't normal yet damn is it fun..C 130, C 141, C 5 A Galxcy, shit hook and anything else I was assigned to jump..love it at Ft. Bragg NC..

Only thing i hate is when people say 'Winning a medal', it's earned

Terrific video.

I was on jump status and we jumped at night. I was in the 82nd ABD. Yes it was a different type of jumping. It was fun

Your own video from five years ago defines you as a jerk that is why your fellow dude-major became your commander.

Proud daughter of a screaming eagle !!!!

Please never stop! I keep coming back to these videos at different periods of life an honestly it feels almost like having a conversation, albeit one with large gaps for action to take place. More folks should see this stuff, it has helped me develop more to the individual I aspire to be

In a world where monsters and fantasy creatures exist, which SOF would be ideal for a Werewolf with a desire to join the military? (Asking for a graphic novel I’m writing)

I remember watching this video on SEAL training and an instructor said something brilliant about not giving up: no one wants to work with someone who whines.

Just remember, the First Sergeant is where the rubber meets the road. There’s a reason the German Army calls them the Father of the Company. (Army, 82-04, 1SG, Retired) PS. I may be a bit biased about this opinion 😂

Now, on the side of honesty, I believe a leader should tell the truth even it sucks. But now the bigger question is, do you take blame for your subordinates in case of a problem occurrence? Is that a diversion from good leadership. For most, that will seem like a badass thing to do but for some, it's a another cross to carry.

Navy: Water and the Ocean Me: Easiest choice of my life

Airborne school is probably one of the easiest asi or sqi schools by the end of the 2 weeks when you are given the commands by the jms you kick into autopilot and if you go to an airborne unit you get to do some really cool jumps like black hawk and ch 47, maybe even ramp blasting a c130 if you are lucky

I think the majority of the people in the Army have no idea what an Operational Order is, even those who teach and give the Opord.

What’s the requirements for som joining army to get pr

I am a German, 68 years old, handicapped since years, do a lot in my way, now your excercises as well. I subscribed so I can do one now, other one later. Thanks ❤ merci 😂 danke 🎉! From Ruhrarea! I use kettlebells!

I got sent about 4 months after arriving at fort Campbell. We started with over 300 people but only around 135 on graduation day. They failed out so many people on zero day. You can kicked for something as small as not having your canteens topped off with water. There was a guy in my unit that got sent three times and failed out all three times.

What about a corporal captain??😂

Monthly salary is after taxes or before taxes?

_"Why AIRBORNE School is so Hard?"_ *It's not. If you can handle 3 weeks of running, you're good, you'll pass lol.*

82nd airborne division in europe rules!!! That was the greatest generation!!!❤🇺🇲🇬🇧💪😎✌️

AF ranks confuse me

Ready dude

How is this a video. Air Force. I'm an Army vet. Army: Airforce Refused Me Yesterday. Currently the Air Force is so desperate for recuites, they're taking anyone who scores 50+ on the ASVAB and below the age of 30.

November 1991. So much fun.

Did my jump school in Jan 63 and served with the 326th Engineers, 101st. To this day, what ever the task at hand ' all the way ' is my guide.

Black hats? I knew them as sgt airborne; I did airborne at ft benning ga class of 03 and I remember the blood wings and I still carry the scars. Not the easiest school I ever did and I went there after OSET for 19D cav scout. They smoked us out and we had seals there that made it hell

there is also 6 star called general of the armies

YES to discipline. As long as discipline is built on a foundation of habits. Because when discipline falters, habit will carry you through, drive men forward even when they begin to falter.

GShock GW5000 with an ebay, oil filled button compass on the strap.

Are the 100 woman who became army rangers legit?, or do they lower the standards for woman like they did in the Australian army, so the woman could make it through infantry training. Genuinely interested.

1:40 body weight eighty percent bench, is this done on an incline bench ? if so what degree?

This is one of the stupidest things about military training. It is completely counterproductive to producing smart, healthy, well-trained soldiers. Sadistic hazing at its worst.

lol, must’ve meant runway 35🤔

Can you be special forces as a non-american citizen? You didn't mention it in the requirement

A civilian can join?

All of the military's on the planet, including the U.S. military are basically owned by the world elites. The corporations make and own the weapons. Without weapons and funding from the money men, militaries aunt shit

Probably the Spec Ops unit with highest average IQ.

As a CCT, I think that was a fair assessment.

The merely mediocre Civilian asks this rather stupid query. A Veteran and/ or currently serving Military Forces ServiceMan , worth His Salt, knows that in essence, The Special Operator ( Army Special Forces, Ranger, Navy SEAL, Air Force Special Tactics, Marine Raider and Reconnaissance Marine, Coast Guard MSRT Operator ) is Special and Elite, Chosen and Unique, World Class Warrior, Battlefield Badass and Special Operations Shooter, bar none. Full Stop. Point Blank and. 🇺🇸🇺🇲🦅🌎⚓😈🐶🪖🎖️💣💥🔥🇺🇲🇺🇸

Marine Im dumb