Why did you join US Army? Funny answers by soldiers #miltok #usaarmy #joinarmy #military #fyp

[Beselfishprettyplease]

The jacked guy is pissed about that toaster rule, probably force eating dry food lol

[fairyfeller]

No one gonna talk about the dudes being bros sitting together all cutely-

[elbonnybar]

You can fire military grande weapon unsupervised but you cannot have a toaster😂😂😂
It just incredible

[trikitrikitriki]

Those two men are sitting like all the middle school boys at the school I work at. Constantly having to tell them to get off each other

[samauraipc]

I love watching these military videos. Why they join bring a smile. My wife when she joined because she was kicked at 18 and she was hoping not to come. She did 2 tours and a war and was unhappy when she almost lost her life and survived but was honored discharged. She really didn't want to come back, but a week after she did we met, and it turned her perspective around.

[AlphaMexiko]

You can throw explosive cans, but can't have a reeses bar on you

[spacedude]

The reason you can’t have a toaster is because common ways of suicide electricity and water must never mix for they’re mortal enemies

[dre]

The second guy is the real life Joe Swanson

[Sabrina-uob]

Im safe because of all of you . THANK YOU MEN FOR YOUR SERVICE

[Squeedlyspooch]

They were sitting in the "dont ask, dont tell" chair😂😂😂

[thewolf]

Lets be honest if soldiers had access to toasters, 1 guy would finish his V6 early, another would make a gun out of it, and a third would set the barracks on fire

[roybradley]

I started my life as a man. I came from a very difunctional family and needed to get on with my life. I turned 17 in September 1975 and jointed the Army in December 1975. I spend 11 years in the Army. I did very well, I got married and had a daughter and I am now retired as a Maintenance manager of a school district, and I am doing fine. The Army made me the Man I am today.

[ToddDavis-pu]

I've known a few who were given a choice to join or serve jail time. I knew one guy who was very very intelligent and they talked him into joining, promised him they would match everything he saved for his college fund but they screwed him out of it after he served two years. Those are the storys I heard.

[arleneaugustahair]

I still had my appliances in my room. 😂😂😂 I had to be extremely creative with hiding them. 😭😭😭

[steve-]

Decades ago in the Navy, i received regular pay working with certain weapons. If Other people came into certain areas where i worked, They received Hazard pay for just being there for a moment, a nice chunk of change back then

[mirde]

You can tell they are in a friends for life situation👏🏾👍🏾👏🏾😂

[NATAS-kcuc]

Army was my first choice after graduating out of high school with a 3.7 GPA. But as genius as I am , it always was a challenge to pass their difficult crappy test . # Being a us citizen and smart, it was so stupid of them to waste my time when I was eight teen. The dream of serving my country is long gone.

[ciarangallagher]

I mean, he’s got a point. Why can I not have a toaster but I can have an artillery piece unsupervised and just shoot rounds wherever I want but to have a toaster in my room for my bread is just too much.

[Annacfk]

Can fire a military grade weapon practically unsupervised, but can’t have a toaster in your room.

Sounds about right 😂

[dannihenson]

See my grandpa said "rules were made for a reason, mostly because someone was such a DA that it defied logic" I really want to know the DA that made toasters banned and how.