U.S. Navy Boot Camp | Full Length Documentary

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Published 2024-04-12
Join in the story of four recruits as they make their way into the United States Navy through the training pipeline, never before so intimately profiled, of the Navy's Recruit Training Command (RTC) in Great Lakes, Ill. Beginning with their hometowns across the United States, watch the young men and women featured in Making a Sailor walk in the footsteps of millions of Americans before them, stepping off the bus at RTC, beginning their training, learning necessary skills, toughness, and discipline, and moving on towards graduation. Throughout the 6 10-minute episodes, witness firsthand what recruits must both endure and accomplish in order to earn the coveted title, "United States Navy Sailor."

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All Comments (21)
  • @rumpl3_212
    Leaving for bootcamp May 9th swore In two days ago 😤💪🏼
  • @rellic7225
    Shipping May 23rd, good luck to all the future sailors going 💯
  • @commonsenseisntcommon1776
    Graduated Navy boot Camp in Great Lakes, IL. in March of 1986, Company 027.............coldest Winter of my Life!!! 20 years later, retired a Chief........enjoyed my Career! Good Luck everyone!!
  • @atomicred604
    leaving august wish me luck good job sailors there are many but we are one
  • @justincooke6073
    Never go into anything thinking that you are the best Go in with a heart and mind to learn with a heart of gratitude and willing to learn what you don’t understand
  • @williamcoe9200
    I went in 1977..it was like boy scout camp..the best time of my life..worked the flight deck on the USS Saratoga
  • @ricardo._7420
    i ship out june 20th 24’ , rlly nervous coming in but after seeing this specific documentary it completely shifted my emotions. Truly want to make my family proud and push myself towards success🙌🏽! Will all be worth every bit.
  • @domrap1995
    I live in the Dominican Republic, non US citizen and can not wait to join the navy and to face the challenges one day!
  • @daanfromdaland2382
    Man I have family that live 1 minute away and hearing the navy at night brings me joy
  • @timdersch8754
    That brings back so many memories. It was a tough experience. It sharpened and polished me much more than before i entered the navy. Stay strong!!
  • @DashEpyon
    Division 209 out of Ship 13 at Great Lakes. May 6th to July 7th, 2006. I'll never forget 80 guys going "TWO-ZERO-NINE! HOOYAH! WE CRUUUNK!" We actually said that. LOL :D
  • @jupiterinaries6150
    That black instructor is the unsettling kind. He seems laid back and seems to smile but he’s all business and no nonsense.
  • @ambitaksss4374
    I'm shipping out on Tuesday April 23rd! I don't know how to swim, hopefully they teach me! WISH ME LUCK! 🙏
  • @jupiterinaries6150
    I went through Marine Boot Camp years ago. This seems less intense but still demanding for sure. Kudos to my sailor brothers and sisters!
  • @kylelabelle9307
    Watching over and over for inspiration till I ship out🙌🙌
  • @x_icecat_xbruh6857
    keep your head up, just think about the next meal and when it’s time to sleep. easiest way to get thru it
  • @its1just_j
    OMG ITS THE GUY FROM “RESPOND! SAY SOMETHING! YES CHIEF! NO CHIEF!”
  • @carltaylor5251
    That shock and awe factor is what I'll always remember. The what did I get myself into. Let me tell you that transition from civilian to recruit. Is a process in that of itself. You maybe there for 8 weeks. But it will feel like you've been there for 8 months. Like you've lived your whole entire over there.