US Army Fort Benning Infantry OSUT Land Navigation Training Basic Training 2020 

Solo is still done, as well as solo at night

@@Mvrfs about a month late I graduated basic lol

@@indyfist9466How did you like it ?

@@GkbSplashh really easy im in osut for tanker school rn tho so its pretty much 22 weeks of hell

i was bravo 3-54, the day they were doing their 100 yards was the day we graduated on september 11th, we watched them get smoked as they watched us pack our bags and leave

@@keeganwatts1199 my sons group what's the first group to do the hundred yards instead of shark attack he said

@@johnweaver8242 our company was an AIT company only because we were all prior service so when we got to bravo 3-54 in June, we did the 100 yards and we’re known as the first 100 companies to be apart of the 100 yards

@@keeganwatts1199 thank you for your service

No they usually go out in the morning, do the day portion and then have a break throughout the hottest part of the day and start again about 7pm till 11pm. They get back real late but do not stay out all night usually.

So they started doing it a few years back for 9 months, and honestly it wasn’t a bad gig and didn’t mess my timeline up. Pretty much prevented me from working in the S Shop more lol. I actually just finished my Platoon Leader time in FORSCOM and waiting to go to Captains Career course. So while not ideal I made the best of it and it all worked out.

@@FitOneTech We're probably in the same YG then. Glad you were able to make it a positive experience!

This is during the summer in heat cat 5 uniform. It’s to allow airflow.

@@FitOneTech Thank you, I was very curious. I subscribed to your channel the other day. It's nice to see the Army side of things in basic training. Stay safe Soldier.

@@PrimePrius I appreciate the support! I try and answer everyone’s questions that are brought up! Heat injuries are one of the biggest concerns due to so many trainees that are not used to the hot and humid temperatures here at Benning.

@@FitOneTech Looking forward to seeing more of these videos. Very refreshing to see raw videos like this without commentary or fluff. Thanks again.

Sheeeeit idk how I found all 7 points in 30 mins sergeant

To allow more airflow and disperse heat, its a heat mitigation during the hottest time when it is heat category 5 (the summer months here on Benning)

You at benning right now

I was, i am now at a regular unit. I was responsible for the Drill Sergeants, planning and executing training, and also overseeing training met the intent. The trainees would still mainly interact with the DS unless I was teaching a class etc

I guarantee these guys aren't doing this for Jesus

@@RealDovamo shit not gonna lie I wish Jesus took the fucking wheel. I remember doing this I ran into fucking hogs at night.

A 1-50

Thx for the quick response! Great videos btw! Thanks for sharing

@@venessacantrell3266 no problem! Thanks for checking them out! 👍🏻

@@FitOneTech i don't even know how I found this!! My son is A 2-47 at Benning. I find these videos good for my sanity. Keep up the good work!

@@venessacantrell3266 thanks! I assume you follow their Facebook but if not: facebook.com/AssassinCompany247/

If they've all been cleared, then whats the point?

@@SKserpent I didn't realize that's how it worked

@@RealDovamo when people use their heads and think for themselves, it usually works like that.

@@Bstonz85 Funny enough since I made that post I went through Army BCT myself and can confirm we didn't wear masks for like 90% of the time we were supposed to esp when we did land nav

I guarantee you didn’t ruck or use a weapon when you went through basic training land nav, And many units, my own included do not wear headgear at ranges etc .... this is BASIC training not Ranger School. Most of these Soldiers this is their first time doing anything like that. Always love veterans who act like they walked 10 miles in the snow backwards...

@@FitOneTech Gotta love the Gravy SEALS