Fort Jackson, as the U.S. Army’s main production center for Basic Combat Training, trains 50 percent of the Army’s Basic Combat Training load and 60 percent of the women entering the Army each year. Providing the Army with trained, disciplined, motivated and physically fit warriors who espouse the Army’s core values and are focused on teamwork is the post’s primary mission. Accomplishing that mission means training in excess of 36,000 basic training and 8,000 advanced individual training Soldiers every year.
That's my Drill Sargent right there! 4th Platoon Savages! Cycle Grad date Aug 29, 2023.He's a primary reason I'm the soldier I am today. He showed me (and my battle buddies) the standard. Then showed us how to exceed the standard. Great mentor. I plan to be an NCO that cares and is as good at my job as he at his. Savage, Never Average!
That was my drill sergeant. He truly is a master of his work and you can tell he cares deeply about the success of every trainee. I believe that he made me a stronger person and is one of the best mentors I could have asked for. Thank you DS, for everything.
Drill Sergeant Hendry sets the standard for how a Drill Sergeant should be. No one cares about better his trainees into soldiers than Drill Sergeant Hendry
Hell nah, basic training is a whole lot of waiting in long ass lines to do the one event of the day then getting cooked because no one can keep their mouth shut lmao
shouldnt she be attacked for being black and no white girl getting the same or is that just for white girls like caitlin clark where black racist are whininhg and crying
Was at 3-13 Alpha company with DS Hendry, smoked his company alot but had the highest expectations for his future soldiers, well deserved, aslo would take time to talk to the other trainees who would request to speak to him also had a good laugh from time to time but was very strict, hope to achieve more than you DS, former 3-13th Alpha company 2nd platoon trainee🎉🎉
Went there in '67.. got the crap beat out of us...right next to drag-ass hill....got out in '70 when I though I wouldn't...since then nothing in a uniform has come near me...Good thing...
He sounds like my football coach in HS. Some guys were motivated by yelling at them, while some others caved and didn’t do very well. It’s good that he can recognize who needs what to progress.
You know what makes a good drill sergeant? Not the ability to scream at recruits or the ability to do feats of strength or show physical prowess or marksmanship. It's the ability to turn a total rock into a good soldier.
.. LAS GUERRAS FUERON , Y SIEMPRE VAN HACER NECESARIAS . NECESARIAS MIENTRAS ESTEN ALLÍ , LOS QUE LO TIENEN CASI TODO , LO QUIEREN MANTENER Ó QUIERAN MÁS . MIENTRAS LOS QUE LA TENGAN MILES DE MILLAS LA JUSTICIA , Y QUIERAN TENERLA . MIENTRAS NO SE ACABEN ESTAS PREMISAS LAS GUERRAS VAN HACER NECESARIAS . 💀