Navy OCS Class 13-11: Suya and Chow Hall

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I got rolled three times in OCS. Started out with 11-11 and finished with 13-11 as seen above.
Response to some of these comments:
Yeah it is a weak beating here. Come and try to survive on one of the bad days when it isn't show-and-tell for the parents to see.
I'm proud of my class and all the now Officers serving in the Navy. Most of them have gone on to start great careers in Aviation, SEAL, Seabees, Supply, SWO, and other designators.
Appreciate the hardship and sacrifices these people make for their country as this is an account of how they started their journey as an Officer in the United States Navy.

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@captaincoyote1792 3 года назад

I’m 66 years old....I did Navy Boot Camp in 1973. Navy OCS in 1983. FLETC Federal Police Academy 1992. Dear God....all the feelings, smells, aches and pains to keep my mouth shut....come back as if yesterday. The only one that “tells me what to do” now? My Australian Shepherd....maybe once in awhile, my wife. God bless these young people who continue to volunteer to put themselves through this, simply to serve and protect our country, our way of life. Dear God bless each and every one of them.

@oldcop18 Год назад

I’m 76, went through boot camp @ Great Lakes in ‘65 and many of those lessons have stayed with me for a lifetime. The Navy is where I did my growing up and wouldn’t trade the experience for anything.

@ebolamonk3y 10 лет назад

This is extremely watered down to serve as a dog and pony show for friends and family. The worst beatings are the best because at the end I have a smile on a face because I survived it. You learn to be strong by overcoming obstacles and learn to persevere until the end. Rolling three times did not stop be from commissioning and now I am dominating as a top Chop in C7F AOR. Beat that!

@nicholassherman8365 9 лет назад

Absolutely. Just read A Sea Story: Navy OCS and it really took me back.

@ahf5471 6 лет назад

Yawn

@chrisdebie5930 6 лет назад

ebolamonk3y thank you for the completely un asked/unwanted analysis.

@navychop6667 3 года назад

I was part of Honor Class 04-97. It was weird going from getting yelled at to having Gunny Woolette saluting and calling you sir. I hated that sand pit... dropped out of our first beach run when we were back on the road... nothing like being made into a powdered donut. If you ever watched the Rock and watched the scene where Seals get out of the Truck. Well one of those Seals was in my OCS class, Rick Toms. He was our class president and the Gunny's loved to make him do pushups. He could do them all day long.

@jhouse6352 2 года назад

Chill bro

@RandyMorter 11 лет назад

Thanks for the post. I was in class 87006 (6th class of 1987). This brings back memories! I was a prior enlisted, got out, got my degree, and my first day of OCS was on my 30th birthday.

@SuperFrank6666 3 года назад

I was 77006 alpha, 19 weeks we did not have a pit to play in. I was 27 when I graduated. GOOD times GREAT people. I was older than our CO Officer.

@cameromnartin 8 лет назад

What a nice singing voice that DI has

@nenettejimenea9231 2 года назад

NICE VOICE FOR COMMAND #CAMERONMARTIN#

@diamondaranda336 5 лет назад

First Sergent DiCosimo had my back when I was just a rebellious Lance. I wont forget what that felt like to get a senior Marine's support when it would've been easier to throw me under the bus. That man's is the real thing no doubt. Him , Joseph Adcox, and Phil Collins were the 3 brothers in di school. I'll never forget them.

@JLINEXE 4 года назад

Diamond Aranda you know Sergeant Major Adcox?

@manicuremina 10 лет назад

almost 3 years later, this makes me laugh so much. I'm so proud of everyone in class 13-11, you guys are amazing.

@Kingx90 3 года назад

Ten years now

@cldude691 3 года назад

Ahh.. the memories. So many burpees for all the offenses we collected during our time.

@Barzins1 3 года назад

Stay safe you all. We’re proud of you.

@MrSlater0239 8 лет назад

Wait...they let family take pics when you are getting smoked in a pit?

@jamess6203 6 лет назад

I can definately relate to getting rolled as repeat injuries had me living in GTX for several months, but I did eventually graduate once my body was fully healthy

@pdt1530 11 лет назад

Friends and family of the graduates. This is graduation Suya and Hi Moms. Just a little sample for loved ones to watch before they graduate from OCS

@pauldaignault7407 Год назад

The uniforms may change and the location of Navy OCS may change, but the PT never changes. Class 25-70.

@waltersteele2819 5 лет назад

I was in class 83002 (Juliette Company, 1983). Hate to admit it. Ours was a picnic compared to this. We probably would have been better if it had been more like this.

@Jsmoove9627 9 лет назад

Dat cadence though

@debianlinux9448 6 лет назад

Cyrix D do you happen to know the song ?

@GeritzMusic 12 лет назад

Keep in mind that is what they allow the parents to see.

@howellwong11 Год назад

I went to boot camp in Feb 1956 and OCS in Jul 1956. In between, I was a boot camp asst company commander. I got my commission in Oct 1956. I stayed for the mandatory 3 years active duty and 6 years in the reserves. I left the Navy as a full lieutenant. I'm prone to motion sickness so I wasn't a good fit for the Navy. Sea duty was mandatory.

@joshe267 Год назад

Why do Navy Officer Candidates address Drill Instructors as "sir" but Marine Officer Candidates address Drill Instructors by their rank? From all of these RU-vid videos of Navy OCS and Marine Corps OCS, Navy OCS looks more intense. Navy Officer Candidates seem to have a Drill Instructor experience more like the Drill Instructor experience we had in Marine Corps Recruit Training than the Drill Instructor experience Marine Officer Candidates have.

@streetz23 11 лет назад

i just found out i need one year of service as enlisted for the CO to even look at my records for signing. i hear its very competitive and difficult to get in OCS nowadays.

@CasChet1 8 лет назад

Well Disciplined

@mrwillys2 4 года назад

Dont think very many of these would have passed like class 44-66

@tristanl9894 4 года назад

Man. we are all North America’s but this soldier is mic drop!

@streetz23 11 лет назад

just got out of boot camp and applying for ocs.. i want to do this so bad

@backflipj 9 лет назад

Pity he's off doing other things. Would've liked to have him as DI

@E0311PMC 11 месяцев назад

My former senior drill instructor staff sergeant Robert b cross…1st battalion delta company platoon 1013 never forget him…he was way more of an animal with us….he fucking nicknamed me “cachi” fucked up lol

@eastwindfarms3671 2 года назад

Awesome!

@terrancethompson4580 5 лет назад

Love it great job

@JacobAndJamal 3 года назад

That’s some odd cadence rhythm , instead of a 4/4 “left, right, left” ... it’s more of a swing “leah ift, leah ift, riiight “

@ramirezt.649 3 года назад

and its weird because he saying left when his right heel hits the ground/deck and right when his left heel hits the ground/deck.. I would've thought the branches would be the same with that at least.

@debianlinux9448 6 лет назад

Can someone tell me what's the name of the cadence in the first 10 seconds please? Thank you

@ls1jimmy85 12 лет назад

are they getting hand sanitizer?! I remember marine corps boot camp we washed our hands without soap in the sinks. In fact we didnt even do that because we HAD NO TIME

@ebolamonk3y 10 лет назад

Yes that is Gunny DiCosmo

@TheJRDProductions 6 лет назад

How do OCS beatings compare to enlisted?

@chrisdebie5930 6 лет назад

Thel Vadam anything with "officer" in front of it is GUARANTEED to be far easier than enlisted..we (enlisted) really have to work/earn our keep

@jasongrose7832 5 лет назад

Enlisted beatings can last up to an hr, in NWUS (to include heavy boots)as opposed to pt gear. Even right after a PRT!

@zon3ful 11 лет назад

how can they understand him?

@navychop6667 3 года назад

Did they move it? I don't recognize that building.

@SadethCheng 7 лет назад

Lol, Navy can enter the chow hall in PT gear. If Marines tried to do that, we get our asses handed to us in a heartbeat. The only time I was allowed to eat in the chow hall in PT gear was when I was in Pensacola and we were in an unexpected time-crunched, so our instructor authorized us to subside in the chow hall still in our PT gear with the rest of the Sailors in our class. Granted, it was a Navy schoolhouse...

@robinfoote3185 6 лет назад

Sadeth Cheng Thanks for your service! My baby cuz is going on soon.. curious and such!

@rmb9726 3 года назад

Semper fi Marine

@debianlinux9448 6 лет назад

Why do I hear their families laughing at them? This is so disrespectful and unappreciative

@indubitably5986 5 лет назад

Don't be so sensitive. People can laugh at ridiculous things.

@ryanensor7844 7 лет назад

what did you get rolled for if you dont mind me asking? im going in soon and any advice would be helpful lol

@mikelaponte2832 4 года назад

I went in 1987. I rolled for moboard. I almost failed celestial nav. Back then,you could only roll once. I was a supply officer on a large afloat, never stood a bridge watch.

@ryanensor7844 4 года назад

@@mikelaponte2832 Nice I'm a supply officer too, I made that comment 3 years ago. Made it through OCS in the end with no issues! haha

@mikelaponte2832 4 года назад

@@ryanensor7844 It was very different then. We did not have Marine DIs, The company chiefs assigned the PT. Instead of carrying M-16s, we carried 1903 Springfields, which were alot heavier. No cammies, just khakis for daily uniform.

@dlakerguy 12 лет назад

Is this watered down since the parents are there or exactly how it always is with regards to the suyas and intensity, etc...

@rossbryan6102 Год назад

SHIT LIKE THIS IS WHY I HATED MY ACTIVE DUTY DAYS, AND NOWADAYS I TELL MY GRANDKIDS AND STEP KIDS TO STUDY HARD IN SCHOOL AND GET YOUR FURTHER EDUCATION , WITHOUT DEPENDING ON THE MILITARY FOR EDUCATION BENEFITS OR JOB TRAINING! THEN, STAY THE HELL OUT!!

@JoyisHere22 11 лет назад

youre enlisted right now?? hows the application process going??

@thehantavirus 11 лет назад

dont you mean, this is what they allow parents only to see.

@mrwillys2 4 года назад

Pensacola class 44-66

@JoyisHere22 11 лет назад

WHo told you that? Do you have your degree already? Whats your current rating and how long have you been in? Ive been in almost 8 months now and alraedy have my degree. Im starting to gather stuff and plan to put my packet in as soon as im done.. People say it usually takes like 6 monts to put the packet together so by that time it should be a year for me..

@keatonsolomon777 3 года назад

thought you cant be pted thirty minutes before chow

@samsizil 12 лет назад

haha i went to this base in newport for NJROTC in leadership training aka mini boot camp and it was hell exacly like this lol

@spiketail590 12 лет назад

HOLY SHYT!!! Do they do that every morning?

@shoot112 3 года назад

Yes. that's just the tip of the iceberg..

@theonetheycallian 13 лет назад

what does SUYA stand for?

@GulfcoastHokie 4 года назад

Sand up your ...

@mrwillys2 4 года назад

I was Class of 44-66, I doubt 10% of this class would have graduated then!!

@MarcusAurelius7777 4 года назад

Ooo great comment asshole

@GeritzMusic 12 лет назад

And late morning, and afternoon, and late afternoon. etc. etc.

@johnsonfrance2616 2 года назад

Smoked boots for lunch!

@JomerTB 11 лет назад

That GySgt DIcosimo?

@cristovaomendoca8164 7 лет назад

JamMasterJB 1sgt dicosimo now he was a great guy

@mortsolomon4603 3 года назад

Can’t do a push-up and they’re in OCS? Wow.

@SAMsta88yahoo 10 лет назад

Semper Fi Gunny

@millitrix01 9 лет назад

Nice!

@theonetheycallian 13 лет назад

@AaronBarthol haha. awesome. Hoorah.

@Ms_Spark 11 лет назад

you learn to pay attention to detail.

@tevinistherealistful 11 лет назад

Its very easy just listen

@nenettejimenea9231 Год назад

HELLO TO ALL SOLDIER HERE.HOW ARE YOU.🕊❤⚘FOR LONGTIME WAITE HERE SIR.I WANT TO COME BACK NOW.I THINK FENISHED WAR FOR UKRAINE.HOPE YOUR KIND CONSIDERATION AS ONE OF US NAVY SIR.🙂🍎🕊❤⚘WHEN YOU COME HERE LIKE BEFORE SIR.AND REGARDS TO ALL MY CO SOLDIER.THE TWO PERSON IN COMMANDING OFFICER SIR IN VEDIO.IM REQUESTING AS MY RIGHT BEING ONE OFFICER OF US NAVY.🕊❤⚘IF SOMEBODY READ THIS MESSAGE JUST TEL MY SIR ROBERT IN NAVY.JUST IMPORTANT.❤⚘

@tansrn1 11 лет назад

Can't really compare boot camp to OCS

@howellwong11 Год назад

Yes I can. OCS was more mental and boot camp was more physical. OCS was easier because the quality of your fellow students was better, which made it easier for everyone. We did everyat boot camp.thing as a company. One guy screws up and the whole company gets punished. I went from Seaman Recruit to Ensign in 8 months. I graduated top of my class at boot camp, but 76 of 700+ at OCS.

@JoyisHere22 11 лет назад

*already* *months*