What is Boot Camp Like for Navy Recruits?

The hardest part of navy bootcamp was the folding

The hardest part of navy bootcamp was not messing up the deck log.

Watching this on MEPS hotel😭

Retired a Chief after 20 yrs.....loved it!!! Good luck to all the new sailors!

The hardest part was standing there getting yelled at and not being able to talk back

I'm thankful for the video's, my son is in boot camp now and this actually helps me see what he's doing and going through 🙌🏽💪🏽💙

Shout-out to that recruit in the background at 21:00 who stopped when the FQA was reaming out the other recruit, waited until she was occupied, then slipped away down the street, LOL.

Damn waking up at 5:00-5:30?? You recruits are spoiled. I remember reveille was 0400 everyday no matter what back when I was in 2000. Shit I always had the balls to 0200 watch because I knew how to do the deck log and was promoted to E3 because of it but gosh damn that was rough getting only literally 4 hours a sleep just about every night. The hardest thing about bootcamp was the first couple of weeks there and that P-day week. I have nothing but the upmost respect for those who take off from their home town to go do this.

Watching this from the MEPS hotel 😮‍💨

It's crazy how much their buildings remind me of a school.

This feels like without cameras would be more intense

if I could go back 32 years & join the Navy like i was gonna do I know my life would be different , someone asked me what if you would have gotten killed & I said no regrets I would have died serving my country

RTC Great Lakes Company 154 div 22 1992. The place was obviously rebuilt. Nothing looks like it did when I was there. My class was one of the last all male.

Navy Chief Navy pride !!

At 24:01 I heard C130. Wow. That was my company way back in 1986 at RTC Orlando.

Wow the pool portion was my division may 2019 division 248 now a second class what a blast from the past hope they’re all doing well!!!!!!

The heat and humidity of RTC Navy Boot Camp Orlando Florida was rough. But going through recruit training was a great experience. Company C118 June 10th, 1987. "The Silent Marching Machine". 🎉

Doesnt look like anything like we did in RTC San Diego back in the day , Seems like a whole different Navy now !

Company 359, 23rd Division, October-November 1986. Recruit Division Commanders, as they are called today, were referred to as Company Commanders then. The most recent pictures of RTC today, suggest that the whole base was torn down and rebuilt. Also, in my time there, whenever a CC asked you anything, you would respond, "Yes Sir" or "No Sir".

3:22 Im talking to you starboard watch🤣🤣🤣The look on the PO's f