Videos tagged with ROTC

This video details Samuel Reinberg's experience during an active shooter incident at Old Dominion University. It covers his heroic actions in neutralizing the threat, the immediate aftermath including medical aid and law enforcement interaction, and the subsequent investigation and recognition. The discussion also touches upon the shooter's radicalization and the systemic failures that may have contributed to the event, alongside personal reflections on military service and the emotional toll of such incidents.

This video features an impassioned rant from 'Scruff Limba' of Langley Outdoors Academy, who identifies himself as an expert in gun rights. He criticizes the narrative surrounding gun control, using a recent shooting in Norfolk, Virginia, as a case study. The speaker argues that focusing on gun rights distracts from the real issues of violent ideologies and failures in the justice system, particularly concerning individuals with criminal histories and ties to extremist groups.

This video provides an overview of U.S. Army officer cadet training at Fort Knox, Kentucky, contrasting it with traditional infantry basic training. It covers physical challenges, weapons familiarization with various platforms like the M4 Carbine and M110 SASS, simulator training, CBRN defense, tactical drills, and culminates in a Field Training Exercise (FTX) before commissioning. The commentary offers a critical perspective on modern training standards.

This video features a "Ranger C Shooting Challenge" where a ROTC graduate competes against Officer Candidate School (OCS) students in rifle marksmanship. The goal is to assess the skill level of all participants. The video description poses the question of who the viewer believes will win the competition.

The 2023 Sig Sauer Relentless Warrior Championship brought together ROTC cadets and military academy students for a challenging shooting competition. The event emphasized camaraderie and skill development, featuring various stages that tested proficiency with rifles, pistols, and the new XM7 rifle. The United States Military Academy at West Point secured the national championship for the third consecutive year.

This YouTube video features a shooting challenge between graduates of the Philippine Army Officer Candidate School (OCS) and a graduate of the UST ROTC. The description frames it as a competition to see which group of future officers performs better in a shooting scenario. The title clearly indicates a direct comparison and challenge format, with the intention of engaging viewers to pick a side.

This video presents a shooting challenge comparing a Call of Duty player's marksmanship skills against an ROTC graduate. It explores whether principles learned from the video game translate to real-world shooting accuracy and aims to be an entertaining comparison. The description playfully warns viewers not to laugh at the outcome, hinting at a potentially surprising or humorous result.

This video offers constructive criticism on the pre-entry marksmanship training program for ROTC cadets. The creator emphasizes the critical importance of proper execution in this training. While specific firearms or calibers are not detailed, the focus is on the methodology and effectiveness of marksmanship instruction for aspiring cadets, implying a need for accurate firearms handling and shooting techniques.

This YouTube video provides simple tips on how to zero the M16A1 rifle. The description specifically mentions its use in ROTC training and by CAFGU personnel serving in rural areas. The content focuses on the practical application and zeroing process of this specific rifle model, making it relevant for individuals involved in military or paramilitary training.

This YouTube video, titled "JROTC!! SHOULD YOU JOIN!! (REACTION)", features a creator sharing their honest thoughts and opinions on whether viewers should join the Junior Reserve Officers' Training Corps (JROTC) program. The description highlights common questions and perceptions surrounding JROTC, particularly regarding its connection to military branches. The creator aims to provide guidance for those considering this path. The video also includes numerous links to the creator's social media, merchandise, and affiliate links for various brands.

This video explores exhibition rifle drill, a sport gaining popularity since the 1970s/80s, focusing on JROTC and ROTC competitions. It features top performers from the civilian drill team New Guard America, highlighting their extensive experience and dedication. The team uses demilled 1903A3 Springfield rifles modified with durable stocks to withstand the demands of drill, including aerial maneuvers and accidental drops. A unique aspect is the use of bayonets on their rifles during live performances, with dummy versions used in practice. The video also mentions sponsors Ventura Munitions and BLACKHAWK!, and encourages support via Patreon.

This video features Grant Stinchfield discussing a tragic event, focusing on perceived failures in law enforcement response and highlighting acts of heroism by ROTC students and a football coach who shielded children. Stinchfield criticizes the sheriff's public statement, deeming it "tremendous" given the circumstances, and contrasts it with the bravery displayed by civilians under fire. The core message emphasizes that genuine heroism was demonstrated by students and a coach, not by deputies who were allegedly taking cover.