Military TikToks Gone Wrong... Part 6

Published on December 10, 2023
Duration: 12:53

This video compilation highlights common military TikTok fails, offering insights into training mishaps, equipment failures, and cultural norms. The speaker, Nikko Ortiz, leverages his personal military experience to provide commentary on everything from mortar system malfunctions and barracks discipline to crucial communication protocols like the 9-Line Medevac request and the correct use of radio pro-words. It also touches on uniform regulations and the prevalence of energy drinks in military life.

Quick Summary

Military radio protocol dictates using 'say again' to request a repeat transmission, not 'repeat', unless specifically for artillery. Uniform violations like incorrect service stripe placement (AR 670-1) and improper beret wear are also highlighted, alongside critical procedures like the 9-Line Medevac request.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction: Military TikTok Fails
  2. 00:08Field Training & Heavy Weapons Mishaps
  3. 00:29Airborne & Rappelling Accidents
  4. 01:09Mortar System Failure in Snow
  5. 01:24Barracks Culture & NCO Discipline
  6. 02:549-Line Medevac Request Procedures
  7. 03:30Radio Communication: 'Say Again' vs 'Repeat'
  8. 04:28Uniform Inspection Fail with Angry Cops
  9. 05:07Military Energy Drink Culture (Monster, Rip It)
  10. 07:02Pakistan Army Special Forces Marching Style
  11. 12:05Maroon Beret Etiquette Critique

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the correct military radio pro-word for requesting a repeat transmission?

The correct military radio pro-word for requesting a repeat transmission is 'say again'. The word 'repeat' is generally forbidden unless specifically requesting a second artillery strike, to avoid confusion.

What are common uniform regulation violations mentioned in the video?

Common uniform violations discussed include sewing service stripes horizontally instead of diagonally, and improper wear of the maroon airborne beret, often described as being worn 'like a pirate' covering one eye.

What is a 9-Line Medevac Request used for in the military?

A 9-Line Medevac Request is a standardized communication protocol used to relay essential information for medical evacuation missions. It ensures all critical details like location, frequency, and patient priority are clearly communicated to facilitate timely rescue.

What equipment failure was shown involving a mortar system?

The video depicted a mortar system failure where the baseplate or tube shifted violently during firing. This incident occurred in a snowy environment, highlighting potential risks associated with heavy equipment operation in adverse conditions.

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