Marine Corps Recruit Depot | San Diego | Boot Camp

Stand up straight and look at me! Aye, aye, sir! You're now boarding 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? Yes, sir! You will scream, Aye, aye, sir! When told to do something, do you understand? Yes, sir! Now, when I tell you to, you're going to stand up, grab your belongings, and get off my bus, do you understand? Yes, sir! 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? Yes, sir! Now when you catch me, bus out! Get off the bus! Get off my bus! Tie fists like this. Put your thumbs on your knuckles like this. Put your thumbs on your triceps like this. Your heels are touching. Your feet are at 45. Your knees are slightly bent. Your chest is lifted. Your chin is tucked. Do you understand? Most important, your mouth is shut. Do you understand? This is the position of attention. When you will be able to talk to the Marines, You have now taken the first step in joining the world's finest fighting force, the United States Marine Corps. Do you understand? The Marine Corps' success is based on teamwork. Do you understand? Teamwork is such a part of your training. Well, on board my base, do you understand? From now on, you will eat, sleep, train, and live with the team. Do you understand? Tens of thousands of Marines have started their careers on the very footprint on which you are standing. Do you understand? You will carry on their progeny. Do you understand? Training, well, on board my base, do you understand? From now on, you will eat, sleep, live, and train as a team. Do you understand? Tens of thousands of Marines have started their outstanding careers on the very footprint on which you are standing. Do you understand? You will carry on their progeny. Do you understand? Yes, sir! Now, what I told you, when I told you, you will step on the footprint and immediately face right to your stand. Yes, sir! Are you set forward now? Yes, sir! In order to bring justice, Congress shall have the power to make rules for the government regulations of the land and air forces. U.S. Constitution, Article 1, Section 8. Article 15, Commanding Officer's Nonjudicial Punishment. What that means is that your commanding officer can and will punish you. It's that if you leave my base without proper authority, we will hunt you down and throw you in jail. Do you understand? Yes, sir! Article 92, The Order to Obey Orders and Regulations. What that means is that from now on, you will do what you're told to do. Fellow service members or civilians, do you understand? Yes, sir! Furthermore, you will not discriminate against race, religion, gender, or sexual orientation. Do you understand? Yes, sir! Article 134, General Article. What that means is that you will not bring disgrace upon yourself or to the Marine Corps, do you understand? Yes, sir! Marine Corps policy on drugs. Drugs will not be tolerated, do you understand? Yes, sir! Now that I've said it to you, all of you will stand up, do you understand? Yes, sir! All of you will stand up! Yes, sir! Look, sir, you can look at me. You all right, sir? Yes, sir! Wait a minute! 10 minutes later. Turn right! Left! Right! Walk right! Left! Keep it! Right! Keep it! Right! Ahhhh! Take charge of those boats that don't give her property views. Dirty pistol grip. Aye sir. Recruit McCarthy. Zero three hundred. Infantry regular. Property to say. You give the property. To the center. Or. Sergeant Major. Three stripes up. Four rockers down. Five points. Sergeant to the center. Or. Sergeant Major to the Marine Corps. Three stripes up. Four rockers down. Eagle globe and anchor to the center. Five points. Sergeant Major. Aye sir. Oh, I know. I'm a member of the World Federation. You give a quid. I know. Who's your regular? Take your order. Give me your order. What's your order? Repeat all clauses. What's your command? Captain Johnson, sir. Get a new job, sir! Company commander. Excuse me, excuse me, sir. First in order. Check out this motorcycle, sir. Proper training. Ready to rest. Pass it out. Hit it out. Pass it out. Report. Sir. He's fixing the Miracle. Sir. Give me the weapon. Fish out the weapon. Dip it sir. Smart. scaramoucher scram it off scram it out you bring it in like you are you know what im saying answer come here Scott Oh yeah! Yeah! Action! I said I was gonna do it! I'm not gonna do it again. Two stops. Swing it Laura! Fight! Yeah! Fight! Action! I didn't say stop. Go, swim, you're fine. Action! Above and beyond the call of duty while serving as a rifle squad leader, 4th Platoon, Company K, 3rd Battalion, 7th Marines, regimental combatant presenting the Medal of Honor to Corporal Jason L. Dunham. The United States Marine Corps puts a 6-year scout chief in a jeopardy at the risk of his life above and beyond the call of duty while serving as a rifle squad leader approximately 2 kilometers to the west. Corporal Dunham led his combatant combined anti-armor team towards the engagement to provide fire support to their battalion commander's convoy, which had been ambushed as it was traveling to Camp Boussava. As Corporal Dunham and his team with his helmet and body bearing the brunt of the explosion and shielding his Marines from the blast. In an ultimate and selfless act of bravery in which he was mootly wounded, he saved the lives of at least two fellow Marines. As they approached the vehicles, an insurgent leaped out and attacked Corporal Dunham. Corporal Dunham wrestled the insurgent to the ground and then the insurgent attacked Corporal Dunham. Honor, courage, commitment! To the Corps! Let me put your canteens up now. Aye, sir! I can tell you right now, it's just about the bonds that you make with people. Make sense? The training you go through in combat, the only thing that you have to fall back on is your training. Make sense? Yes, sir! Now all of you are going to go through this obstacle right here. Make sense? The freaking stick walker is going to walk you through the escape maneuver. Aye, sir! All you get over there now. Aye, sir! Placed it on the deck, laid on his Kevlar, and took the brunt of the explosion to the chest, right? Yes, sir! How many of you think, like right now, that you could do that? There's a crew of insurgents. I can tell you right now, it's just about the bonds that you make with people. Make sense? Yes, sir! The training you go through in combat, the only thing that you have to fall back on is your training. Make sense? Yes, sir! There's nothing else that goes through your mind. Yes, sir! Just like Corporal Jason Aldonzo. Aye, sir! Make sense? Yes, sir! Now all of you are going to go through this obstacle right here. Make sense? Yes, sir! Just like that. Three people. Locked. Let's go. Hustle for intensity. Let's go! Don't touch the red! Don't touch the red! Hey, you touched the red! That's all you got! Yes, sir! We just started!