United States Female Marine Corps Basic Combat Training

My ladies, my gentlemen, the count is after team five. Oh, it's a miracle you're all here. Tyler, you call the corpsman, come back and find us a crew. What's going on? Tell me, tell me what you see. Fly left, fly right, fly left, fly right. Don't get over here, Tyler. I'm in. I'm trying to figure out why you're not going gurgle, gurgle, gurgle, because I know we got shot in the chest. Ah, ah, you're shot, you're in excruciating pain. Look, lift and sweep, everything's clear. Okay, put another six-round belt. Okay, looks like the same spot, so be bold. Go right four. Pardon? Yeah, please. Hold your shoulder. Yes, sir. For his foot, he was shooting, he was flying, he was shooting from the back. Danger area, and once you've got your security, go. Yes, sir. Clear step. Ah. Hey, so after we cross the danger area, hey, that'd probably be a good head. Who has questions? Aye. Aye, sir. When you're out there patrolling, it's you and your team, my sir. Aye, sir. Wherever your eyes are in a combat setting, that's where your muzzle goes. Aye, sir. Make sense? Yes, sir. If you have a question, anything I've covered, just tell me. You're moving quick across the danger area because you don't want to give yourself a target, right? Yes, sir. Wherever your eyes go, your muzzle should go because that's how you engage the enemy. Aye, sir. That make sense? Yes, sir. This side of the road, post, post. Aye, aye, sir. All you have to do is take your buddy pair, run across and set up. Aye, sir. Keep your muzzle over someone else's own people. Aye, sir. That's the bolt now.