Recruits to Warriors: How Terrifying Instructors Make US Marines – Boot Camp

Stand up straight and look at me. We're now aboard Marine Corps Recruit Depot in San Diego, building 622, receiving company. From now on, the only words out of your mouth are yes sir, no sir, when asked a question, do you understand? You will scream aye aye sir, when told to do something, do you understand? Now, when I tell you to, you're going to stand up, grab your belongings, and get off my bus, do you understand? When you get off the bus, you'll get on the yellow footprints going again from front to back, left to right, do you understand? Grab your trash, get off the bus, let's go. Give me, give me, give me, give me, give me. Sir, where's your ID? Yes sir. Whistle. That's you, fat one. Get in a line, a line, a line Get in the middle, set the brake Are you fix B? I didn't ask for you to do that, I didn't say anything bad! Aye, sir! Aye, sir! Are you free to speak? Aye, sir! Stop the way! I need you to hang on to the car. Let's go, let's go. I need another two people up there. Get a good grip. It doesn't want to work at all. Let's go. Just like that. Three people. Bob, let's go. Oh, yeah! Yeah! Yeah! Close ranks! March! Shoulder! March! The Company First Sergeant will now give the command to the Senior Drill Instructors to dismiss their platoons. Needless to say, this will be the most welcome command they have received throughout recruit training. Senior Drill Instructor, dismiss your platoons! Aye, aye, First Sergeant! Ladies and gentlemen, this concludes today's ceremony.