Gonna have to correct you, the USCG is a branch, and has been in every single war fought by the US.

I’m surprised I haven’t seen a comment calling them puddle pirates yet

16:47 I watched the actual video, and I thought she said 2 seconds. Thanks for clarifying this.

16:28 if I were in that person's company, I would hate him after this. Who agrees?

Alexander that’s you!!! Uhhh hunny that’s Alexander Hamilton, his last name isn’t Alexander. Gosh this was painful

SEMPER FIDELIS IS ALWAYS FAITHFUL AUSTEN!!!!!!!!!

i want to see someone who didnt hear what she told him to say try and guess what hes screaming from like 15:01 on

Well I know what I’m doing also you know what’s crazy they were there at the Philadelphia International Airport when I was heading to California

When we go to war, the Coast Guard becomes department of defense, so yes, the Coast Guard is part of the military.

semper fidelis will always mean always faithful.

I think you can turn up the volume of Sara’s voice

The pointless zinc inferiorly sniff because newsstand coincidently impress unlike a ruthless cappelletti. mysterious, voracious fuel

Right after he got hit with a ad, I got one. 3 ads. Lol

Yoo, Misiuda is freakin gorgeous :o

Bruh ya'll do realize that the coastguard is the one that goes out into dangerous waters to rescue people. They still save lives and clean the environment.

How has covid changed training/boot camp, Just curious

the US Coast Guard get absorbed by the US Navy during a war

"We got hit with an ad" hits viewers with ad

Her voice is the equivalent of nails on a chalk board

I want to be in the U.S.C.G when i graduate high school...nice vid!

“Reminds me of Cadet Kelly!” 🤣🤣🤣

I have nothing but respect for everyone who has undergone such intense training to get where they are.

Drill Instructor Gunns instagram is gunnondeck

Sarah.....good job.......alexander thanks for the video's

See......im picturing my self in your position sarah with that, and im in the services....me......i personally would have told my c.o to kick rocks accually, that's why im hesitant about getting in

Sarah and Alexander, I really like your video's! Sarah, your doing awsone, you went with it, im listening to the video......I never heard a sound while you stared that drink! Sarah.......you took that incredible......hat's off to you! Alexander, thanks for telling us about the products

wow lots of arguing!!! is that planned out or just happens?? :O

I would of sayed Great Lakes Milwaukee

Dang she is a Karen jk jk (The female Drill instructors)

fire fire fire mean get out im about to do basic training this summer im scared

"Ah they got us with an ad" *ad plays right after*

One of the main things I remember from boot camp: ROTATE!

Can you do a video of reacting to navy seal hell week

Hi Austen, Amazing channel and enjoy all what you do. I was in Navy bootcamp back in '99 integrated div 399/400 and got out in 07. Back then we had a very intense training. We called it "Cycling" or "cycled" . We also had what was called "Ricky books (notepad with general orders) and "Ricky pens" and actual water canteens that we carried on our waist with green belts. you made a comment about the intensity level with water bottles perhaps for the camera. I have some questions on Navy bootcamp. Do you think you could do a comparison of IT among the different decades and how long were your ITs? When we got cycled they (RDCs) would say time to make it rain or make the ceilings sweat, we would push our racks all the way to the wall and literally get worked out for an hour straight or more until the ceiling literally built up condensation to drip on the floor. We also used the "Ricky pens" as a form of "training". We had to hold them out or up for approx. 20 min or whatever (don't ever remember using the water canteen) similar to the CG using the water bottles. Apologies for the long comment. Just wanted your thoughts, seems like the bootcamp IT perhaps has changed ALOT since I went through. Thanks for reading and for your channel. It is awesome. HOORAH!!

as a kid (yes a kid) whos father was a rescue swimmer (and now a former aircraft mechanic at NAS jax)i have always had a love for the water and even wanted to join the USCG because i love helicopters (mostly the seahawk) and my favorite part about where i live is, i live next to NAS jax and its right by the water so i see trainings happen with life boats so that made me want to join, so thanks for helping me find this always wanted to know what i would have to go through

I just came out of coast guard bootcamp and let me tell they break you done mentally and physically you literally have to be prepared to be a whole different person

“Alexander that’s you!!!”

She makes my brain hurt 😂

Sir Austen you should react to elite unit in the Philippine the Scout Ranger 👍🏼🇵🇭

You should do the Naval Academy

That is not true they are under to dod and they are part law enforcement and part millitary google it

The first female drill instructor you see in the video is my wife 💁‍♂️

They dialed it back in front of the camera for sure.

The haircut isnt free, its 8.50

at 6:21 who else moved there cursor to try and ex the add

Semper Fidelis is Always Faithful

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Coast guard tuff asf 🥺.

I would lose my voice after 1 day

5:03 Oh my god. I am just amazed at her intelligence. What's left of it

that looks more intense than the Navy

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Wonder when the coast guard will switch to the European style helmets, they are a much safer option to modern American and traditional helmets for many reasons, mainly the integrated visors, but most US departments have yet to make the change.

Lol, Be Nice Austen 🤣

Hey Austen, love the video. The pin at 13:16 is actually a Company Commander Pin. Only know that bc she was my lead CC.

First video and first time in this channel good video Sir keep doing more reactions and videos please thanks!

Yes the US Coast Guard is one of the US Armed Forces and has served in every war the US has been in.

They don't do the gas mask

Snapp 11:48

North American stainless is here in Kentucky my home town Austen

Thank you for your service

The reason I don't like watching these "reaction" videos is the absolutely stupid questions that usually come out of the girls mouths that ruin it for me. Most of the time if they would just shutup and watch it to the end those stupid questions would be answered.

no one: sarah: DADADADADAAAAADADADADADADADdadadadaddada

i swear Sarah's different in every video

Did that female di have her nails done?

She asks way too much questions. Smh

To answer the question if they are being more agressive for the cameras I can confirm that they are probably going a little easier. We once had to stand up and sit down at our classroom desks for a hour and a half until we all were in unison because we had some people fall asleep in class. It was an incredible experience.

Memories of the Cape May Crud

“You think, it’s like, just for show..” LOL Good lord if only 😂

My company is in this video! And we did pay for the thumbs up

The canteens weren’t for show.

This is isn’t even a fraction of how bad it actually gets. I remember da spending entire Sunday’s squaring your racks and bays away always just for them to make us stuff it all in a bag and pass seabags for hours. Sweat would build up in the squad bays so thick it would puddle on the floors and then taking our guns (pieces) and sitting, standing, crouching in sniper position for longer than I care to remember. Taking 500 ft ship mooring lines and holding it above our heads and never stop screaming and chanting in the sun. Lol countless more things I could list off that this camera will never show you.

Let's just ignore how the person smiled at the word 'punished'

The scariest part is when you don't know what they just said.

These drill instructors look like a joke...surely they turned it down for the documentary?

Gunn is a hottie.

Fire! Fire! Fire! 😩 Flash backs! Thanks for doing this video review.

We prefer the term Puddle Pirates

You threw me off with your first statement. "Well technically it's not a part of the military, it's department of homeland security." Yes the Coast Guard is DHS, but they are one of the five branches of the armed services, as stated in Title 14 of the United States Code: "The Coast Guard as established January 28, 1915, shall be a military service and a branch of the armed forces of the United States at all times. The Coast Guard shall be a service in the Department of Homeland Security, except when operating as a service in the Navy." Surprised many people who served don't even know this.

They've gotten softer over the years.

black eyed peas

So the times fir the 1.5 mile has changed for males it’s 12.51 and females are 15 something

6:24, who else thought it was an ad on your video?

5:26 BOTTOM RIGHT THERE I AM BABYYY 😂🤙

The coast guard is actually part of the DOD and DHS. So they get more opportunity and benefits. #BEATNAVY

Anyone is an idiot if they think the Coast Guard is not a military service even if under Transportation as we were when I was in. We still chased Russian Soy Boats & has Cuban Gun boats point .50's at us. Look at Coast Guard in Kuwait or Iraq . We were in every war and took Marines & the Big Red One ashore in LST's in WWII

I remember those days in CG Boot Camp. I remember holding thr canteen for almost an hour. Not exagerating. Lol

As I was watching this I was going to cape may

We were really upset with that kid waving at the camera 😂 our company got smoked and man I hated that guy for it.

That female DI is cute.

Bh

Before the Air Force you dummy? Planes were made in 1903 lOL

That petty officer that’s telling them to have more self discipline I’m probably is so wet that she has all that power. I would definitely laugh sometimes when they yelled at me and get all of us yelled at.

Most of my family on my moms side have served in the Coast Guard I’m 14 and I’m thinking about joining the marines or army

I would fit in that looks like counseling 😂👍

Lol Austin you are 😂💙

I definitely thought about coast guard 😂

TECHNICALLY, the Coast Guard is absolutely a branch of the military. They do not fall under the DoD, you are right. However, the USCG, as outlined in the law that established it, 14 USC 101 (formerly 14 USC 1) which states: "The Coast Guard, established January 28, 1915, shall be a military service and a branch of the armed forces of the United States at all times." They follow the same rank and pay structure. An officer of higher grade shall be saluted by members of the other services. They receive a commission from the POTUS, just as every other officer in the US military. Members of the USCG have fought in every conflict in US history, and plenty have died or been wounded in combat. The infamous picture depicting the landings at Normandy, "Into the Jaws of Death" was taken by a Coast Guard Coxswain from his higgins boat on 06 Jun 1944.

"I think they get a little more aggressive in front of the camera"... Nope! I can tell you from my experience that they have left a lot of the "experience" out of the video. And they are more aggressive off camera lolol

Just watched the whole series. You have way too much patience 😂