What It Takes To Survive Coast Guard Boot Camp

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  @herculean616 · 6 years ago

  Why are you joining the coast guard?<br><br><b>- &quot;I don&apos;t know man I just need the money.&quot;</b>

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  @donquixote5927 · 7 years ago

  Coast Guard: If you can’t swim then we will provide floaties for you. <br><br>Marines: Can’t swim? <b>then perish</b>

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  @jordonnh · 6 years ago (edited)

  Recruit: <b>has 0.01 cm of facial hair</b><br><br>Drill Sergeant: So you have chosen... death.

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  @John-MikelAbsher · 1 year ago

  Dude wore a naruto jacket to boot camp, you know he got cooked

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  @lrmxc927 · 7 years ago

  Female Trainer: <b>BRUBRAGRABAH</b><br>Male Being Trained: <b>YUHBRATATABA</b>

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  @Gregornmy · 6 years ago

  Interviewer: why are you here?<br>Me: my dad signed me up for swim lessons

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  @tanukies · 6 years ago

  “I WANDNDHHELWDOSJAQODVAJAAAHHHHHHHHH”<br>“You’re going to Hawaii.”

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  @Hone_mustard · 2 years ago (edited)

  The us branches are basically just <br><br>Army: screaming calmly <br>Navy: w a t e r <br>Marines: equivalent to hell <br>Coast guard: screams loudly <br>Space force: screaming on mars <br>Air Force: fast plen go kaboom<br>💀

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  @Goonz · 7 years ago

  LMFAOOO &quot;YOU&apos;RE GOING TO ALABAMA WOOOOO&quot;

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  @vista6426 · 7 years ago

  Mom: How was boot camp son?<br>Son: <b>IT WAS GREAT MA&apos;AM</b>

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  @chloeoeorine · 6 years ago

  Male commander: screaming and more screaming<br><br>Female commander: screaming and sass

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  @DonaldRichmond · 2 years ago

  I&apos;m now 73 years old and graduated from Coast Guard boot camp in June 1969. It was the experience of a lifetime and brought back mostly great and a couple of painful memories. It was well worth it. And believe it or not, boot camp back then was much worse than a lot of what was shown in this video. After boot camp, I was stationed aboard the USCGC Ingram in Norfolk, VA. After a unique set of assignments, I was promoted to Yeoman First Class during my first 4-year enlistment and finished undergraduate and graduate school while on active duty in 1976. I also spent several years in the Coast Guard Reserves. I owe my life and a diverse and successful number of careers in the public and private sectors to the USCG. I am proud of the men and women who serve this vital military organization, the nation&apos;s oldest and continuous sea-going service. SEMPER PARATUS!

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