toughtest drill sergeants?
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drill sgt are not allowed to touch a trainee unless to adjust their uniform. I had my uniform adjusted quite a bit! I was choked once for telling my drill i was not afraid of him. They can yell at you all they want. but racist comments are out due to harrassment and hostile work environment crap.
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The Marines are a relatively small force.  They are stationed in the toughest locations.  I believe the ratio is probably 3 to 1.
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depends what you want to do.  the marines are the toughest guys in the military.  they are killing machines.  they are trained for combat and they aren't given as much equipment.\n\nthe navy is a more technical endeavor.  you will be trained in electronics maybe, or working decks or some such, depending on your post.  but the training and the job won't be as physically demanding.
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How strict he/she is. If he/she is a drill Sergent, i wouldn't hire him/her. If he/she is too lenient, don't hire him/her. You want someone who will teach your kid, and someone who will make learning fun.
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Marine Corps by far. Disciplined, and squared away
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try your unit administrator, platoon sergeant, or unit clerk.
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That's Tough. Probably SWAT.
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At heart twinks know better than to volunteer for the Marines, the "unglamorous brutal training" instills natural killer instincts without conscious and hesitation given the chance to kill or be killed; Oh yeah, can’t forget the enemy has a vote who's going to die too! The latter is usually overlooked though.\nThe Army, Navy, and Air force have their tough guys too; in comparison, it is just more concentrated in the Corps, especially the infantry and Force Recon.\nIf you like, pain and suffering, I recommend joining.
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I'm an E-4(specialist)  in the Ky National Guard-Military Police.  Basic definitely isn't a walk in the park, but it's not as rough as it's depicted in the movies.  You just have to keep in mind that all of it is mental.  If you tell yourself you can do something then you can, but it goes both ways.  You just have to keep a positive attitude(which is hard) and remember that the Drill Sgt's are human too.  They're going to scream and yell at you but it's all part of a very simple program.  They knock you down to build you back up.\nAs for it being the same for all ages; No, it's not.  There are different age classes as far as PT goes.  The standards change every couple of years old you are.  You'll have to ask someone else to go into specifics for your age category...cuz I honesty don't know them.
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School of Hard Knocks
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the airforce is the easiest followed by the navy. after them two is the army national guard and then the regular army (national guard tends to be less strict). then the marines would have to be the hardest and most discipline branch of the armed forces.
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TRY http://www.anysoldier.com
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Army guys, if movies have taught me anything, tend to be tough, testosterone-laden assholes, so you can expect a lot of verbal abuse, as well as a lot of grab-assing.  Deal with it by showing them you're just as tough as they think they are right away.  The sooner you gain their respect, the sooner you'll be treated as one of the guys, and not some cu te girl.
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all of them do. all of them are as equally important as the rest and as under-appreciated. however, the marines are known to be the hardest out there so if absolutely had to pick one i'd say them. first ones in, last ones out.
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I would actually say the opposite... I thought drill team was harder. In my opinion, I think it boils down to which one you have more skill or experience with. Obviously, you would be more successful with drill team if you are flexible (i.e. splits and high kicks), can learn routines quickly, and prefer a more fast paced activity. If your more dance oriented, enjoy slower paced movement, and have upper body strength, then you might be better suited for the flag corps.
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as a fomer navy seal sniper specialist, when it comes to BUD you better train your butt off. The hardest part depends on your current condition meaning that are you physically fit to work you upper body constantly or you are fit to work your lower body constantly also there is a mental challenge. I suggest you train up hard especially under water training. Its a tough challenge but good luck.
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Don't bother.  There is so much more to drill than can be explained in a few short sentences - you will do best learning from your Drill Instructors anyway with the other recruits you march with - and yes, there is a whole lot more to drill than what you have listed including rifle manual, marching, maneuvers as a platoon, forming the platoon, rests and on and on.  Good luck, recruit.  And don't bother trying to be squared away before you get there, they'll take care of you...