Parris Island Marine Drill Instructor Tribute

This is just a short film to say thank you to the hats here on PI! I'm a proud DI wife. I see just how hard these men work.
I really never knew how much hard work was involved in being a Drill Instructor. That is, until my husband voluntarily chose to become a DI, here on Parris Island. These DI's go through a grueling, 12 week training also known as drill instructor school. Afterwards, they are away from their families on an average of 120 hours a week! for 12 weeks at a time. No weekends off. No government holidays,...nothing.
After their recruits graduate as Marines, the drill instructor may get on an average 1-2 weeks off, Before starting 12 weeks on the recruits, all over again. For the next three years!
-There are no words to quite describe it. I've never seen harder working people. I'm very proud of them ALL!

Especially 3rd BN Co I, and 2nd BN G Co

I love my husband very much. And appreciate his ability to drop his work at the door, when he comes home. And how after a ridiculously exhausting day, he still gets down on his hands and knees and plays with our 2 year old daughter, Hannah.
He's the best husband and father a family could ever ask for!
Thank you Lord Jesus!
And I thank my husband for standing firm in his faith in Jesus Christ our Lord. And guiding this family in the truth of the Lord. (more) (less)
MUSIC BY: Seether
SONG TITLE: Fine Again

Видео Parris Island Marine Drill Instructor Tribute канала Sarah Benischek