U.S. Drill Sergeants screaming (Estonian Soldier reacts)
Video Summary
The speaker, an Estonian, shares his experiences in the military and compares them to those in the US. He highlights the different approaches to discipline, with the US military having a more rigid hierarchy and harsher treatment, while the Estonian military is more laid-back. He discusses the role of drill sergeants in the US, who often yell at recruits to motivate and intimidate them, and contrasts this with his own experiences with more subtle discipline in the Estonian military. He also talks about the physical and mental toll of army life, including the importance of staying hydrated and the harsh treatment of those who fail to meet expectations. Overall, the speaker’s summary is a personal and emotional account of his experiences in the military, highlighting the differences between the Estonian and US military systems.
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