The Differences Between US Military Branches

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The us military has 6 branches of service. You might want to know what is the difference between the Army and the Air Force or any other branch of the US military. In this video I compare the difference in US military training between them, the fitness test each branch as and more.

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Let me know if you would like to see videos on why one branch might be the best to join over the other and why.

christopherchaos

Coast Guard doesn’t get enough love! Much respect for everything you do any have done sir

Notimprtant

A big question a lot of potential recruits should think about is what are the living conditions like for a new single service member likely to be at the first duty station after training.

ATH_Berkshire

The reason why the marine corps is a lot different than most branches like the army is because the marines tend to go to go to battle first and last to leave. And the army mostly for tanks and a lot of vehicles, and works of a lot of divices.

thomasdeturk

Leaving for USMC boot camp in 23 days. Super exited. Keep up the great vids.

e_l_cvidoes

The services should have just stuck with the simple PT test: push-ups, sit-ups, and run. It was quick, required no equipment, and could be done virtually anywhere.

scarohar

This bid should be called the differences between JOINING the different branches. I thought I was going to learn as to what they do in terms combat and deployment.

nandezification

For the german branches there is no weight limit. You simply have to pass the fitness test.

nicolasmarazuela

My irr ended 3 days ago so I'm happy about that, I was in the Marine Corps and the PFT is usually taken during the summer in the CFT is usually taken during the winter months I honestly hated the CFT because I had to fireman carry a marine during that and I don't exactly have the strongest back anymore, I went in at what most people would consider an old age. The PFT you can just blow right through, if you stay in shape. Now when I was getting out they were just introducing the push-ups in lieu of Pull-Ups for the PFT but you cannot get a perfect 300 doing push-ups, so I highly recommend you keep that in mind if you want to do push-ups instead of Pull-Ups, your PFT and CFT scores are really big on deciding whether you get promoted. My advice to those trying to go into the corps, don't get married, don't start smoking, and don't buy a car. This is from an NCO to his juniors and anyone who intends to join up, Trust me on that. Oh and also on that note don't try to fight your drill instructors you will lose, do as you're told, help your fellow recruits, don't be a cheerleader.

viperja

I only have 95 days left in the U.S. Army IRR. I’m super excited to finally get out. NO MORE MUSTERS!

austinshannon

Planning on going to the army when I graduate, this video is helpful for basic information!

emilythecat

Would love to hear you talk about military aviation

brolan

I was not in the US military. I had 9 weeks and 1 day BMT. Funny . Nowadays it’s 12 weeks.
But I had 3 different trainings afterwards for my MOS.
I was an Combat support soldier. Truck driver(6 weeks), support soldier(1 week), ammo transport license (1 week).

jorgschimmer

I was in the Air Force for 10 years, met some incredible friends and worked in some incredible places. If I had a nickle for every time I heard "I should have joined the Air Force" from my friends, retirees, and random ass people I met from other I would be a rich, rich man. Do what you want, but I will say the Air Force absolutely set me up for the life I lead outside of the service, more than I can put in to words compared to friends in other branches.

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