GOING TO NAVY BOOT CAMP!! ARMY VETERAN SHOCKED BY BASIC TRAINING

Published on May 23, 2022
Duration: 10:04

This video offers a critical perspective on Navy boot camp from a US Army veteran, Nikko Ortiz. It highlights initial recruit experiences, including travel to RTC Great Lakes, and critiques aspects of military training and recruitment narratives. The content touches on shooting form and the transition into military discipline.

Quick Summary

The U.S. Navy's sole boot camp is Recruit Training Command (RTC) Great Lakes. An Army veteran critiques Navy basic training, noting issues like poor shooting form and recruits violating discipline rules, such as sleeping during transport.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Shooting Form Critique
  2. 00:14The Journey Begins
  3. 00:34The Cash Twins
  4. 02:32Recruit Profiles
  5. 07:02The Bus Ride
  6. 08:57Arrival at RTC

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Navy's primary boot camp location?

The U.S. Navy's only boot camp is located at Recruit Training Command (RTC) Great Lakes. This facility is responsible for transforming civilians into sailors through rigorous basic training.

What are common mistakes observed during initial firearms training in boot camp?

Observations include poor shooting posture, awkward rifle handling, and recruits potentially sleeping during transport, which violates basic military discipline expected from the start of training.

How does the initial arrival at Navy boot camp compare to expectations?

While some expect an immediate, intense 'shark attack' from drill instructors, the arrival at RTC Great Lakes might be less overtly aggressive initially, though discipline is strictly enforced throughout.

Who provides commentary on Navy boot camp in this video?

The commentary is provided by Nikko Ortiz, a U.S. Army veteran who offers a critical and experienced perspective on the differences and similarities between Army and Navy basic training.

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