Marine Corps/Hell's Boot Camp [The U.S. military's toughest recruit training] Crucible скачать в хорошем качестве

Marine Corps/Hell's Boot Camp [The U.S. military's toughest recruit training] Crucible

#Marines #Bootcamp #USArmy This time, I would like to introduce the Crucible, the final challenge of Marine Corps recruit training, which is said to be the toughest training in the US military. The Crucible is a total of 54 hours of extremely tough training, both mentally and physically. Marine Corps recruit training is 13 weeks in total and has four phases. The final test, the Crucible, which takes place in the last phase 4, is a training content that can be said to be a culmination of all the skills and knowledge that Marines should acquire. It is an outdoor exercise that reproduces a typical combat situation with limited food and sleep. Please watch the explanation along with the video collection. Military Channel 2 is a channel created to provide easy-to-understand explanations to people who do not have much knowledge of the US military and to deepen their understanding. There seems to be some opposition to the explanations, but we will continue to provide all Please understand that the video will include commentary. Also, the narrator, Anne, is one of our friends and we appointed her. This is my first experience, and I'm still not very good at narration, but I hope you'll enjoy watching me grow day by day. Please note that I will not be able to answer questions, so thank you for your understanding. Subscribe to USA Military Channel 2 here↓    / @usamilitarychannel2   Subscribe to the new channel "Anne's World Map" here↓    / @annes-world-map   Click here to Subscribe USA Military Channel 2 ↓    / @usamilitarychannel2   Film Credits:Cpl Cody Woods, Cpl Daniel Lobo, Cpl Elliott Flood-Johnson, CWO2 Bryan Nygaard, CWO2 John Lamb, GySgt Scott Smolinski, LCpl Carlin Warren, LCpl Devon Burton, LCpl Eric Valerio, Sgt Sarah Stegall, Sgt Zachary Beatty, SSgt Christian Cachola The appearance of U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) visual information does not imply or constitute DoD endorsement.