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Reiver 08-18-2019 08:55 AM

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Originally Posted by Hugh R (Post 10561393)
USMC Parris Island 1970, at 17, God I hated those *******s, BUT them teaching me how to crawl really fast on my knees AND elbows saved my life twice.

I had two 'games' I'd play with Joe.....'incoming' and 'flash flood'...

If I yelled 'incoming' they had to hit the dirt and low crawl to cover wherever we were...under the barracks...anything...while I threw rocks at them. Great stress relief.

'Flash flood' they had to get off the ground...up a tree, climb the building, get off mother earth...react.

Last guy up did push ups until the cows came home.....the cows never came home btw.

afterburn 549 08-18-2019 02:33 PM

You would offend someone's cow these days.....

Tim Hancock 08-19-2019 02:38 AM

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Originally Posted by craigster59 (Post 10560877)
were you a 12b?

51b

Reiver 08-20-2019 08:06 AM

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Originally Posted by afterburn 549 (Post 10562714)
You would offend someone's cow these days.....

No. I'd be court-martialed today for being too 'hard' or unfeeling...at least I suspect so.

We could also 'lay hands' on Joe if nec….. it was nec.

afterburn 549 08-20-2019 08:14 AM

I have no proof of this but I "hear" in today's Army you can get a profile or a pass slip if the training becomes too stressful...

Reiver 08-20-2019 11:23 AM

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Originally Posted by afterburn 549 (Post 10564599)
I have no proof of this but I "hear" in today's Army you can get a profile or a pass slip if the training becomes too stressful...

No, that is a rumor… some Battalion Commander (90's) invented this stress card for trainees that if they were stressed could get a time out...that didn't last and went no further than his Bn.

Basic Training and Infantry AIT have been extended to a combined 22 weeks....to address the issues prevalent with kids today...overweight/out of shape in general.

This was a real good investment up front.

Arizona_928 08-20-2019 05:42 PM

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Originally Posted by Reiver (Post 10564825)
No, that is a rumor… some Battalion Commander (90's) invented this stress card for trainees that if they were stressed could get a time out...that didn't last and went no further than his Bn.

Basic Training and Infantry AIT have been extended to a combined 22 weeks....to address the issues prevalent with kids today...overweight/out of shape in general.

This was a real good investment up front.

whoa 14 week osut to 22. That's amazing. Should ramp up that 10 week bct as well...

afterburn 549 08-20-2019 05:45 PM

Ever boyman should do basic, it would be good for America

Arizona_928 08-20-2019 05:52 PM

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Originally Posted by afterburn 549 (Post 10564599)
I have no proof of this but I "hear" in today's Army you can get a profile or a pass slip if the training becomes too stressful...

That's more of go to BH for a chapter is it's too stressful. But I suspect that has been around a long time judging from talking to old salty 68x's....

Profiles are a big deal. In my cycle there was a female that got a profile every ****ing week for soft shoes. Next thing all the females had soft shoe profiles... DS compared male to female foot blisters. We had more blisters then them.. We just didn't complain about it (and did not get profiles)...

Tradoc rules are a big thing as well. Limit the number of physical reps you can do ie. pushups, and can't use mass punishment. We were super scared of EO and sharp. We couldn't even change in the bays. Had to hit up the latrines. One kid got held back for helio his dick. Couldn't even beat him up at night... Whatever... summer camp with m16's. The insults were good. I am curious how they were before EO...

afterburn 549 08-20-2019 05:53 PM

I am happy i did not do basic with females.

dheinz 08-21-2019 09:05 AM

As one of the last draftees, I did my basic at Ft Jackson, SC. July thru August was hot and humid enough for me to drop from 170lbs to125 lbs.

Full Metal Jacket is a very similar representation to my basic training experience. I grew up real fast and I believe it made me a better person.

Everyone should experience basic training "fun" to appreciate the freedom they take for granted today...

afterburn 549 08-21-2019 09:06 AM

Todays man-boys only know virtual .
Hit the reset button and do it again.

BeyGon 08-21-2019 02:57 PM

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Originally Posted by dheinz (Post 10565794)
As one of the last draftees, I did my basic at Ft Jackson, SC. July thru August was hot and humid enough for me to drop from 170lbs to125 lbs.

Full Metal Jacket is a very similar representation to my basic training experience. I grew up real fast and I believe it made me a better person.

Everyone should experience basic training "fun" to appreciate the freedom they take for granted today...

I gained about 15lbs in Marine boot, exercise, three meals a day, no candy, no beer, my body liked it.


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