What New Army Cadets Go Through During The First Six Weeks At West Point | Boot Camp

they have nice cbrn ncos. the gas chamber wasn't cloudy as shit.

8:23 this is frying me

Look at the chick with the long ass hair. Yeah these are officers alright.

Look at their cute wilopeda tents. How charming. They don't even bother fireman carrying either. Seriously officers are shitbags.

Seriously officer get 10x more pay and do jack diddly shit besides play marine.

Also according to the news the number one place for fentanyl parties.

Thanks, but 120,000 apply each year and only 10% get in? 12,000 get in every year? The Corps is only 4K total.

Why blk people putting darker paint on em there camouflage allrdy

twit

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NMMI. With our colors flying high. We’re all in step and full of pep as we go marching by, RAH RAH RAH. NMMI rules, West Point drools

i tried to apply but because of my age im 45!

Just a terrorist state and a bunch of stupid scum in the army.

Go army

I went through Basic Cadet Training at the Air Force Academy, ultimately deciding I didn't want to commit so I left for University of Chicago. The cadet training was a joke in my opinion. I did ultimately enlist in the Army Reserves to help pay for college but I distinctly remember my Air Force BCT and found it to be laughable. Especially when I compared it to my Army Basic Training. That's not to say that AF BCT didn't have any challenges, it did, but the overall mission for Air Force compared to Army are vastly different. The physical training and military culture are very unique to each service branch. The Army was precisely what I was expecting. Air Force was basically some light PT with some military ceremonies and discipline.

Did this in the vision quest program in the 80's. 50 ft. 😅

I know most may not know it, but at one point asbestos was good for the lungs

Having gone through rappel training that is a tough thing to do. You need to make yourself almost horizontal to the ground and trust your belayer. It is not a human reaction to do that. You are doing something that every instinct in your brain says not to do. But it's the way it has to be done. Otherwise you stumble on the rocks and cannot "kick out." And then it takes too long and you could be an easy target.

I attend USMAPs, and I remember watching this in 10th grade. Now, I just noticed that my colonel and cadet CSM is in this video. Crazy

forgot the best part.....HANDGRENADES!

buncha freakin animals

Gimme a break...

Forget West Point, go see what OCS Candidates go through in a field environment.

Only 75ft, I’m only 13 and I have repelled down a 130ft drop

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@3:21 “Lane 1 not a great range bc a lot of targets are sitting in the shadows”

Yikes - what happens when the enemy is sitting in the shadows - SMH

Even though my LT came from west point she couldnt demonstrate to disassemble a M4

promotions unwanted why Lebanon

An, your math is a bit off. 120,000 applications, 10% get in. Class size is about 1200, so that would be 1%. Typical Army. Go Navy!

Damn that’s a fancy lad school if I saw one

The rapelling at the beginning of the video can't possibly be the most difficult thing West Point cadets do. In Canada, we did this weekly as Air Cadets at 13 years old.

haha west point is bootcamp once you're ass gets there. if your cross eye dominate going into this shit without knowing that you are going to get smoked on rifles if you dont realize it and make adjustments.

The comments here are hilarious - potential officers? Noooooo… 2 years later and it’s still ridiculous.

Camp for adults pretty much

Sucks I wasn’t able to attend, dreamed of it as a kid

0:35 if 120,000 apply and 10% get in, then the class size would be 12,000. Considering the fact each class is a bit over 1000, I think Business Insider played their numbers a bit fast and loose.

I'm from just south of west point, my grandfather ( a WWII veteran) worked there as a maintenance guy. Don't know what he did exactly, my mom has told me stories of watching the cadets on graduation day and my grandfather pointing out which ones would pass out because of the heat. She always smiles when she tells me

2:12 "Make sure you put it on safe and take your finger off the trigger next time...alright.".....West Point should get Drill Sergeants lmao

The amount of resources the Us put into their military is unmatched and may God bless the souls of this Men and women who has chosen to serve and defend their country