Military Survival EDC Kit Items! Kit I've Carried!
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- Опубликовано: 5 янв 2025
- My Military Survival Everyday Carry Kit Items I've carried over nearly 20 years.
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Check out MY GEAR!
Condor Parang:
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Multi-Cam Rucksack:
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Snugpak Sleeping Bag:
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Potassium Permanganate:
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Aqua Quest Defender Tarp 10'x10':
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Military Bungee Cords:
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Military Sewing Kit:
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Mora Companion HD:
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Bahco Laplander Saw:
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Sniper Veil:
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Military Signaling Mirror:
www.amazon.com...
VS-17 Panel:
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IR Strobe:
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Lensatic Compass:
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JetBoil:
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Swagman Roll/Poncho Liner:
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Wet Weather Bag:
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Camouflage Compact:
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100mph Tape:
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L-Shape Flashlight:
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My respects to Ranger Survival and Field Craft.
I really don’t think there is a more skilled and knowledgeable teacher out there. Andrew your content is so top notch and effortless, no filler just skills all day long. You are a beast sir!
Amen to that !
And no attitude like that other as?hole.
Acorns: "Everything a growing survivalist needs!"
I love you and your videos, Andrew. Please keep 'em coming!
The “tannin water” from the boiled acorns can be saved and re-used to tan animal hides if you find yourself in a longer-term survival situation. It can also be used as a mouth rinse if it’s not too strong.
@@mikelgeren149 I was just going to suggest that the tannin water could be used as an antiseptic for small cuts or wounds. Tannins are also highly astringent, so it would also be good for stemming blood loss and encouraging wound closure.
Correct, it's called vegetable tanning. You need alot more than that though. With vegetable tanning you will get hairslip and it's good for hairless hide. You must scrape the hide and get rid of all hair.
Andrew, thanks for the trap instruction. Much more in depth than I would use.
@@mikelgeren149 proven hippie footfungus remedy
@@SCCIT-jq6jh That's a Great Tip Also Thank you! When you say it causes Hairslip Does that mean using the Tannins will make the Hair/ Fur come out easier?
Always great videos sir
One of the things I really appreciate about your videos is that you're just straight to the point, no nonsense - just straight up value. You're not cocky or anything either. Your videos are so useful. Thank you.
When a Ranger talks, you take notes.
The acorn tannin water can be used to treat blisters. The astringent tannins will toughen the skin quite rapidly around open blisters and other small abrasions. Soak some cloth and apply as a compress repeating as necessary (fyi this also works with tea bags around the house).
Great content 👍. I like how it’s straight to the point and edited tightly without a wasted second.
He always appreciates our feedback, he wants to thank us guys for everything we do for him, for this channel, for our likes, our views, our subscriptions, our comments, our feedback, and our shares.
Excellent video Andrew. Your videos have helped me organize different kits for home/auto etc. I really appreciate the knowledge you share. Thank you. Keep up the great work. Bravo.
You’re the man Andrew! Always fun & educational to watch your channel! You put your knowledge and gear to good use. Keep it up!
This was probably one of the best and most knowledge packed videos I've ever watched on RUclips!!! Well done sir...... there's more useful and life saving information in this video than most ppl put in long 1 hour videos!!!!!!! This blew me away!!!! Thank you for sharing your vast knowledge with us!!!!!God bless you...I appreciate everything you do!!!!!!!
Again a very good showing of the gear and knowledge you have . I have seen all your vids because I think they are the real thing . Thanks Andrew !!!!
Andrew, this one was one of your best ever! The Paiute Figure 4 trap was amazing. You inspire us all with your knowledge and skill set.
Excellent focused knowledge shared in this video. Thanks for that info. I'm going to continue my training with the goal of being able to take a class someday with you. Have a great week!
Another terrific video, thank you. A few items of relatively inexpensive kit, the rest is skill and knowledge, which illustrates just what the priories are, and which you demonstrate so very well. 👍 UK.
You are the best survival instructor on RUclips. And that is saying a lot.
Your videos on Sunday are the best part of the week please keep them coming
Another great video. I like that you show supplies can be simple and small.
Another great video. Nothing but quality, unbiased content on this channel. Keep it up Andrew :)
Something else to look at and study. Great job Sir!.
Excellent video. Thankyou for your time to make this video, muchly appreciated.
Getting rid of as much of the brown skin as possible off the acorns reduces the leaching time. I’m waiting on our burr oaks to start dropping, gotta beat the deer! Great video, like always.
Add to the list of poisoning-by-plant the common oleander bush., otherwise know as dogbane. The leaf may look edible, but you, horses, or dogs must not eat it. Don't even burn it.
Ranger Survival and Field Craft, a tradition since 2012. Real information and education we can put into practice today. Keep them coming man and thank you for all you do.
Straight and to the point. Very, good stuff!
Great job, thank you Andrew.
Great video Andrew, thank you for sharing it. All the best to you. Stay safe out there. 😊
Thankyou for the time to make this video
Great job brother. You have excellent teaching skills. Keep em coming!!! Semper Fi
Respect for Leatherman Rebar! It's best. Not too small not too big! Great multi-tool! Thanks for great tips!
Definitely agree with you. My personal favorite Leatherman. Just the right size and weight.
Thank you for another fantastic video! Great review on items and usage of.
Andrew, Very informative and educational. Thank you very much
Appreciate you, sir. Added to my learning playlist right now.
Great diverse summary explanation of what’s important to keep on hand. Have my work cut out to put together these essentials
Luv the Mora knives, I have 3, in case I lose one. Easy to sharpen and the edge holds its sharpness a long time.
They’re small enough and lite. Good hard stainless steel.
Outstanding video Andrew, your skills are great appreciated.
I'm loving it! You just keep bringing the good down and dirty skills and information. Thank you Major 🤠
Thank you, Sir...great stuff!
Old Recon Rat from ‘Nam here. Good to review a lot of familiar skills, and learned a couple of new ones. Good vid! LTW!
excellent videos; 411 Missing Dave Paulides, tells people to carry a locator beacon, but some of these smaller items are absolute like the signaling mirrors, lamps, thermal blanket and ignition varieties..awesome, Thanks so much !
I like the micro fire kit idea. Stopped the video to make one. Sewed it into my ball cap ( :
I always carry a small fuel cell w/ 1/2 Coleman fuel & 1/2 Diesel fuel, inside I have a 12" wick so I cut whatever lenght I need, and in a storm I have fuel that will light even wet wood.
I can also use the wick for a candle..
Awesome demonstration. Thank you!
11:15 .. remember when this was an EDC video?
As always, a good video. Thank you for taking the time from your busy schedule to share your knowledge and skills. Bravo Zulu.
Cool channel. Thanks for the helpful and helpful tips.
Thank you Andrew
You can modify the metal handcuff key to make it work with different cuffs and also to to use it easyer when cuffed.
Tipps from me:
Cash and a small button compass can help (they fit in a belt, coin pocket of pants and other places). Peacock pocket warmers are very good at keeping you warm and better than all others i have tried (chemical + charcoal).
As for the filter: Is it really safe? Because i heard different statements from different people.
Also what is with chemicals in the water including gas/oil which can reasonably be expect in military settings?
YOu can use the heads of the acorns to whisstle by putting it between your fingers. Louder than any comercial whistle i have used or heard.
Btw i think the therm EDC gets missused and abused. All depends or atleast it should.
Stay safe
The tannin can be used as a soap too but try just a little on bare skin to make sure you are not allergic to it
Excellent video, thank you for sharing your knowledge 👍
Thanks Andrew
Excellent instruction Andrew - your method of teaching and skill sharing is relatable and simple to understand and follow. Thank you for all you do brother 🙏🏼🍻 keep killin it!
Great great great! Imagine if you needed to go back and check something, its cut and dry, no thumbing through smalltalk!
Thank you for sharing this information
Hi, You are doing a great job, I have the experience of a soldier scout and now a hunter, I know a lot but now I know that I still have a lot to learn
You should add a tube of super glue and laser pointer. Super glue was issued during Nam. war as a means of controlling bleeding. Of course you could use it as adhesive. Laser pointer for signalling. Make it easy especially for air rescue. Physical fire means you can't go anywhere cause you have to feed the fire. Laser let you move to another location cause you can immediately signal with no maintenance.
Thanks again for the well explained info.
Thank, Andrew!
I have the rebar too! Great multitool, put together my bed frame with it recently
Damn good video.
Outstanding video Andrew. This is another one where you have knock the ball right out of the park.
Loved this video, so many great illustrations, Ty for sharing…
I like the way you put a new twist on the dead fall. Straws are good stash pods. well done.
Are you the guy on Coast-to=Coast with the Tesla Coils?
Enjoyed the knowledge... appreciate the sharing
Tannins have been attributed to many human physiological activities, such as phagocytic cell stimulation and tumor action, and anti-infective activities
Man, your videos are amazing.
great survival skill sharing...👍👍👍
Always learn from your content. Hope to see your videos for many years.
Killer video. I shared it with a buddy and told him how cool your videos are. He will start watching thank you
This one eluded me. Good ideas
Short, sweet, complete!
"Goosh it together" is in fact a technical term 🤣😂 another excellent video Major 💪
use the three pour setup then no need to soak acorns for 24hrs
boil them pour that off add new water rinse and repeat 3 times lol good to go
Thank you sir. Great video.
Loved the instructions ❤️💯
One thing should you for you you all forget to miss you of all so very good videos but you remember you're training are in the military you remember the P38 very good versatile tool is also a can opener a bottle opener a screwdriver and can we use the shank case of in case your second situation I've used it myself in that situation myself it can hide it anywhere key ring in your hat in your backpack I put Ikea thank you very much keep up videos I like your videos very much thank you
Another awesome video! Thanks for w.
Pretty cool stuff. The way you conduct your training is straight forward and easy to follow. Keep up the good work and be safe out there-
Ever use the Wazzo belt and components....
Danke für die Tollen Videos..... Grüsse aus der Schweiz
Thanks for this video…
A person can’t be too prepared, can they???
But, boy howdy how we wish we were when something happens and we aren’t…
So much info given on this video, most verbal and other info non verbal.. like the bent branch to hold the nut as you crack if with a stick… I would’ve just hit my fingers until they bled, figuring it out the hard way…
For some reason, I thought you’d lose your callouses when you became a major… I guess I was wrong…
You have callouses and blood blisters…
Thanks for your dedicated service.. God bless you ~real good
Chestnuts and prickly pear are a couple of natural foods that will need cooking before consumption. One is not exactly likely to find these products together, though. So glad to see you here. Callouses and blood blisters remins me of when we Boy Scouts mad hemp rope from baling twine with the DIY tools that we had improvised.
Really fantastic video, Andrew. As always. Thanks for sharing.
One guy showed if you i think steam the acorns the oil you get can be rubbed on skin it makes skin soft and he said you can inhale the steam if you have a cold as it will lubricate your throat.
Great video. Some watch crystal faces reflect sunlight really well too.
Thanks a lot for the good content. Excellent cinematography and excellent directing. I myself have recently started making videos about bushcraft, of course it does not compare with your work yet, but I am moving towards it very quickly. Greetings from Belarus!
Good luck in your endeavors.
The medic is me is pleased by your knowledge of hypothermia
Once again great job. Thank You.
I like this set up but I would also add a fishing kit of some type ( ie: hobo fishing kit ) along with a sling shot for small game such as rabbits,squirms,ECT. It helps and a folding sling shot and fishing kit will fit in a pocket along with a back pack.
How does he only have 91k subscribers??? These videos are great!! Keep it up.
One thing I carry out here in Arizona where we are basically off the grid is a military issue VS17 panel. Serves multiple uses and is highly visible.
Благодарю, дружище, за познавательное видео! Многое знал, что-то делал, и почерпнул некоторую смекалку! Будет познавательно для начинающих бушкрафтеров!!! От меня большой и жирный Нрав!
Always informative
That was good info, especially on the acorns.
Valuable info. Great job.
Rangers clear the way.
Charles
Thanks for your content.
Great video and tips....knowledge is key here...excellent job...freedom for all people...
Awesome video as usual Andrew. This is one of those channels that I press the like button even before the video has started 👌
Thanks again for sharing life saving tips 👌
I never miss an upload 👍
As always, great video Andrew 👍. Keep'em coming bud. Looking forward to the next one. Stay safe and be well brother. Strength and Honor... 👊 🤙 🍻