This video open with a Marine returning from boot camp to his poolside pal. They talk about things you can't hear because the sound is so poor. Then the hugely-hung Marine has his way with his pal on a pool chair, accompanied by a jazzy rap soundtrack. We then cut to another Marine talking to his pot-smoking pal while sitting at a wooden picnic table near some washing machines. What are they saying? Who knows. The sex makes one wonder if the washer and dryer could have generated more heat.

Suddenly we find two soldiers in the kitchen. The camera work is constrictive: after 10 minutes on one angle, the cameraman decides to see what is happening on the other side of this 69.

The video concludes with two grunts making maneuvers on a pal in bed. Why? Who knows... still can't hear anything, nor can anything be seen since the bedcovers and the walls are all dark navy blue. The lighting is so poor it's hard to discern the talent from the background.

Seven people are credited on the cover, but Craig Stevens and Winston Love's names do not appear in the credits, while Ricky Parker and Ethan Alexander's names do. If cast pictures were shown in the credits, this mistake could have easily been caught. The video also lists the title as The Marine's Chronicle, implying the following of one man on his journey. The cover art features gym equipment, threeways and fiveways that are nowhere to be found on the tape. Bacchus also says this is 90 minutes long. They were only about 20 minutes short. The box promises more than this tape delivers in quality and action.