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On their first day of training, all aspiring officers in US Navy Officer Candidate School must endure a punishing gauntlet known as “First Tuesday,” an intense event that tests them mentally and physically in the span of just under two hours.

Business Insider’s chief video correspondent Graham Flanagan went inside “First Tuesday” at Navy OCS in Newport, Rhode Island as 126 candidates began their journey toward earning their commissions as Naval officers. Led by a US Marine Corps drill instructor, the event sets the tone for the 13-week training course, potentially weeding out anyone having second thoughts.

Watch our complete collection of Boot Camp videos: https://www.youtube.com/show/VLPLmur3Z0Afau6wCmwuKfYzjL2r4HgkRHqK?sbp=QAE%3D

00:00 – Intro
00:57 – Haircuts
01:32 – Meet Your Drill Instructor
02:19 – Nervous Candidates
03:23 – First Tuesday Begins
03:48 – Drill Instructor Speech
04:47 – Workout Starts
05:47 – Struggling Candidates
07:08 – Cooldown
08:15 – Outdoor Run
08:35 – The Sand Pit
10:10 – The Big Mistake
10:42 – Return to the Pit
11:01 – Quitting Policy
11:42 – The Why
12:30 – Leaving the Pit
13:00 – Epilogue
13:13 – Credits

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    • 13
      @jackturner214

      Yes, because a lot of officer training is integrated. There are Marine advisors for companies at USNA, and there is always at least a Marine Corps Captain and Gunnery Sergeant attached to each NROTC battalion (and Marine Officers can command or be XO of an NROTC battalion). They’re not Drill Instructors, but many of the enlisted Marine advisors have served a tour as a drill instructor at least.

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    @dannyhoward3437

    Army OCS 1991, we had to survive 36 hours of hell just to start Day One of the course. They let us go to bed on Sunday before the course began…at 2330 it started…and then it was a painful blur until Tuesday morning. Good times.

  2. 19
    @rd9102

    Well it’s not Orlando and it’s not 1990 but i remember the grinder in Orlando and doing this exact thing with the exercise. Just keep at it and push yourself, it’s not always easy but it will teach you discipline and how to achieve the things you want in life. It’s been almost 40 years and i still remember it like it was yesterday.

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