Civilians Take on the Brutal Challenge of Marine Corps Boot Camp

All of you look at me! Scream, I'm out! I'm out! All of you, scream, I'm out! I'm out! Now what you're going to do is you're going to get up! Get up! Follow it up! You're going to get on my yellow footprints. You will not skip a set of yellow footprints. Do we understand? I'm out! Do we understand? I'm out! Get up, get out now! Scream, I'm out! I'm out! Go! Get on the footprints! Get out! Run! Run to the footprints! Get out now! Hey boss! Yes? Scream, snap, sir! Snap, sir! Who are we? Louisville! So when I tell you to, you're going to cover down, four side-by-side, covering out all the yellow footprints. Do you understand? I do! Scream out of your face! Now, do you understand? I do! Fix it now! I do! 25, 30, 40, 30, 30, 30, 30, 30, 20, 11, 80, 12, 11, 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1! Done, sir! Scream, done, sir! Done, sir! Eyeball! Snap! Eyeball! Snap! Anytime I count down, I get to one, you're going to scream, done, sir. Do you understand? I do, sir! At that point in time, I don't care what you're doing, you're going to stop moving. Do you understand? I do, sir! Or you're going to start screaming, do you understand? I do, sir! Make sense? I do, sir! Eyeball you! I-mam one! Stop eyeball! Eyeball! Snap! I say something, you say something back. Do you understand? Eyeball! Now that I've told you what my drill sergeant and I will do, from you, we demand the following. You must give 100% of yourself, at all times, obey all orders, quickly, willingly, and without question. Treat every Marine and recruit with courtesy and respect. You will not physically abuse or verbally threaten another Marine or recruit. Be completely honest in everything that you do. A Marine never lies or cheats. Respect the rights and properties of all others. A Marine never steals. You must work hard to strengthen your body, your spirit, and your mind. Be proud of yourself and the uniform you now wear. Above all else, never quit or give up, for we offer you the challenge of recruit training and the opportunity to earn the title, United States Marine. Watch out, J-1, watch out, J-1. Watch out, sir. Push. Push, sir. OK, lock it up. Lock. All you things lock. Lock. OK, we don't want to scream. You'll scream back at me every freaking thing I say. Scream right now. Scream. You're going to learn it. We're going to do this all day. Scream right now. Scream. Push. All you things push right now. All the way down. High knees. All the troops up front, so we'll have a zipper. Zip it up, take a trip in. That first location device is going to be that push pad. Isomac. We'll probably roll the isomac in to put the weight from one Marine. You're going to utilize this. It's the general. All right. Stand by. Ready, two. Left foot. Right foot. You're going to shoot your armband through the three o'clock position and repel. Right there. Go. All right. Now you're going to keep your knees locked out. Keep your break hands tight. We're going to lean you back into that help stitch. You got it? All right. I'm going to try. Yep. Sitting right into it. Fight. All right. One, two, three. Yes, you have to catch this one. First Masters tie you in, come to me, I'll verify that it's completely correct, their shirt's under their trousers, you guys walk around, I want to repel them, y'all won't be uh, you know what I'm saying, I'll be here, right, all right, play, all right, all right,