Nice to see that Camilus knife in the kit. Had that same knife given to me as a kid for my first pocket knife. Still use the thing today, and it's certainly my favorite little army knife.
My ex-husband was in the South African Army and he came home one day with two Victorinox Pioneer SAKs - they cost him, then, R3.65 at the Army shop. I still have mine, I still use it, and it's the only can opener I ever use...
Great review on the marine survival kit, like those metal cans great for boiling water, or making char cloth. It amazed me at how good the kit was from the 90's, built to last. I enjoyed the video,and review and with my own personal changes I do think this would be great to have.
Man it is a good thing that some one who was in a real emergency situation did not get this one with out a compass but a great kit Sootch thanks for sharing ATB and God bless you..
@@theartofpreppingHey brother good to see you here too. A survival kit with out a Compass ? No no. But you could use a stick in the dirt and a stone and the sun ..God bless you
I got the knive the Dutch army with my new personal combat gear. It was called a KL95 knife here, the year we got our new gear, KL means Royal Army (Koninklijke Landmacht). I was in the medical corps attached to air mobile so i have a blue, a red and a brown baret. Blue was UN in Yugoslavia.
Know what? There's this song... Goes like this:- 'Love is where you find it, don't be blind, it's all around you - everywhere.' The same goes for survival. 'Survival's where you find it, don't be blind, it's all around you - everywhere.' It's not just in the forest or the mountains or the desert or the sea or the arctic circle. Or even in the streets of the urban jungle. It's all around us - everywhere.
Thanks another fun video! 👍 Always like to see survival kits videos 😎 It's important to check your self made kit sporadically. Just checked one of my kits and my BlastMatch was totally useless as it had corroded and the return spring no longer functioned. (I also have other fire starters in my kit) Also the water purification tablets were expired as well as Tylenol and Advil tablets. Gee no Rambo Knife with compass and sutures.🤨 But Air Force Survival Knife (pilots Knife) will do.
If I remember right the red lettering on the package refers to the material the wrap is made of and the black letter is the contents. Great review of the kit, though!
Got curious and did a search on Amazon for 4 🌟 items and came up with a cost of $ 97.00 Scuba dry bag or case: $ 10.00 (for 2) Side A Zip lock bag : 10¢ Candle:. $ 1.00 Brass snare wire $ 8.00 Mylar blanket. $ 3.00 Fishing kit $20.00 Wire saw Monofilament line Hooks Safety pins Knot instructions Metal container Side B Camalus Knife $ 11.00 Water bag. $ 10-15.00 Hurricane matches $ 10.00 Whistle. $ 4.00 Signal mirror x2. $ 5.00 Missing compass. $10.00
If I did anything to augment or tweak this kit. And it is a very nice kit. In the fishing box, I would add two or three more razor blades, because I think they don’t take up that much space and I don’t think they would keep the lid from closing. I would also add some Ranger bands around that tin because they don’t take up any extra space to speak of but they serve a really good purpose as tender they can always burn even when wet… As well as having other purposes. I think within that Ziploc bag there is plenty of space for some cordage of your choice. I believe you probably could get an entire roll of bank line in there or at least a small role… And of course you want to get the Compass that’s missing. I would also throw in an old credit card with some duct tape wrapped around it, maybe 20 or 30 feet. And a bic lighter with The button taped where it couldn’t be pressed without removing the tape. Also a little glass bottle of water purification tabs would be key to go with that water bottle. None of these things that I’ve talked about would cause those bags not to fit in your pockets. I even believe you could probably throw in a couple of other things like a tube of lip balm which is great not only for lips but as a fuel for fire starting. And after I waited assuming it hadn’t gotten out of hand I would probably include a falkniven DC-4 sharpening stone to keep my knife sharp. Again so small and light just hard to pass up on. I would say if you’re going to have a Compass in there you should also throw in a set of Ranger beads to go with it because they’re light and don’t take up a lot of space either. Probably a lot of these other small items could go in a second tin just to organize them.
@@ethanh2392 well that’s stupid you can get the water bag fill it up wit nasty water from a pond or whatever put the tablet in and it purifiys the whole thing or catch a fish and put it in the bag of water
@@MoRzX3 You missed the point. Purification tablets usually have a life of 2-4 years. Which is why they are not included in the kits, because then they would have to throw them away
@Duffelbag Drag No I’m not. Which expires faster? Purification tablets or fishing line? It’s a way to make the kit last longer before it is sent to DRMO. Military canteen pouches have pockets on them for purification tablets. I have one of these kits and the fishing line and water bag are in great condition and still would work just fine. Not to mention, I have actually been in the Marine Corps and understand how things work.
Water Purification Tablets is included in the Individual First Aid Kits which is standard issue and normally worn on the Load Bearing Equipment Belt. This Survival Kit was issued as a supplement to the individuals standard equipment should they become lost, abandoned or separated from their Unit.
Good kit, you feel like that could look after you in a serious situation and you could get through it and survive to reach somewhere safe/helpful. No compass, that's a real boo boo and thankfully nobody ever had to open that pack to find they did not have one! With regard to a solid compass to get you through anything there's only one I wouls trust. Nato Survival / Escape Button Compass by Francis Barker, they have a Niva tipped brass pivot for low friction and accurate headings over the wide operating temperature range of -40°C to +55°C. Also often sewn into clothes by SAS/special forces to prevent its loss and to ensure a compass was always available. Most British armed forces who have completed survival training will know about these, they are not cheap and hence I can see why people go with the other options on the market. However, when you need to rely upon this for your survival and your life hangs in the balance.....
The military survival kits have up graded from when I was in the Marines I was discharged in 1980 and they sucked back then the newer ones are even better with a way to hunt small game some what with a sling shot of sorts.
Hey sootch,they look like they are wrapped in Tyvex,it's a building material,that goes on the outside of the house under the siding... just to let you know bud..you can buy it at Loews or Home Depot...
Was a fun video to watch. So after removing all the contents, do you feel it was worth $99 or did you pay extra for a bit of the "coolness factor" and/or "nostalgia"?
You did see those little pouches of monofilament?🙂 Don't think they're hunting alligator far or sharks! Bluegill or other panfish are a better bet if you want to eat.
@@farstrider79 Yes, yes I did. Its probably the cheapest crap 2 lb. Test fishing line, the gov't could buy a 10,000 foot spool of. And would disintegrate like a used lantern mantel, when touched. That would have to be replaced!
These Kits first came out in late 91 and reissued again in 93. It came about after the LCpl Rother incident at 29 Palms in 1988. The higher ups thought that we needed a Kit that could be carried in our cargo pockets for self survival should we get lost or abandoned.
The finger saw is pretty much useless. It will cut very small twigs and will wear out really quick. The water bag is the same one used on fighter planes for urinating while in flight. The label is different though. It is called a "piddle pack". When I got captured the first thing they took from us was our boots and any survival stuff we had. I guess they thought we wouldn't try to get away.
If you do your homework you will find that crappy finger ring saw isn't. That is the same saw that NASA utilized for cutting the ceramic tiles for the space shuttle. It is by any measure the best saw on the market. That same company that makes this saw also makes the finest medical saws and saws for other applications and is the same saw Chuck Yeager used to cut the ring of his pressure suit off while being rather seriously burned. You obviously posted your comments not based on actual usage of these exact components.
Inside the fishing survival kit I noticed a bit of rust on the cards and the instruction paper coming from the metal needles and hooks. That's not good. Meaning for long term that kit would become a hazard and unuseable. No fish is going to touch a rusted hook and the threading needles that could be used to stitch up a cut/bullet wound would give you an infection and kill you.
here's the link to the actual survival kit. Sootch gave the link to the army/navy store and it's hard to find once at the online store. here's the link to the kit www.armynavysales.com/u-s-military-survival-kit-type-i-class-iii-me236-277.html
I hate those instructions on the magnesium bar to use the front of your knife. That's a load of it. I gifted an EKA Swede 60 knife to a friend and saw him using the front of his blade to spark a ferro rod. Took the edge right off the knife. He's now the proud owner of a $100 spoon.
Whaaaat! Add all those little items up and to top it off you must not think your life is valued at over 100 dollars, i personally would like to copy this with my own kit. those added up i am sure because of the grade is well worth over 100 bucks. That first packaging i guarantee is already worth alot more than you think!
his voice is like an ex drill instructor or something, i feels like im inside of a video game wtf xd NICE JOB or voice. i speak spanish, dont have USA preferences of accents by the locations.
Come for the tips - stay for the send off...”God bless America - Long live the Republic!” I’m not even American, and I love hearing it. Patriotism is a wonderful thing!
Good thing that Marines in the field will most likely have a standard issue Ka Bar among their gear. For the rest of us, opening the kit without a good knife is a bitch. Luckily I don’t have to buy one of these. I’ve already got everything to build my own. 👍
Military being the gold standard, not sure about that..lol. I served in the Marine Corp. some equipment was decent and much of it was crap, depends on the gear. Whenever I hear military grade it makes me smile…. So many times I used equipment that broke down or worked for crap and couldn’t get it replaced.
i generally tailor all my gear around what the soldier would carry and how they carry it because the military already thought it all out - why try to do better when they have already perfected everything - and all military gear is always so solid - you really cant find better
$100 is actually a great price, considering you're getting a whole bunch of military grade quality tools that you would pay at least $20-50 for each item, if you would get them separately and new!
@@aceisking That my friend is total bogus! Compare a U.S. military grade rain poncho to the crap you can buy on Amazon or hunting supply. You can scrap that stuff right away, military gear will last you a life time. Same goes for e.g. binoculars. I own some $2000 Nikon hunting binoculars which are "top notch" - I just bought some old Carl Zeiss Jena binoculars from the socialist East German army from around 1975 and these thing are RIDICULOUSLY good! You can tell they have gone though a lot, but the quality is second to none! I have literally never used binoculars of that high standard quality as these and I am thinking of getting rid of the Nikons. I made the same experience with a lot things. Old original Ka-Bars, my original military boots which just wont wear and you can wear them for months and they won't stink! MRE's have a shelf life of what... 50 years? Basically every original military gear you can get will be top notch quality and absolutely superior to what you can get in stores. You're talking BS man.
In the current military operation of Russia against Ukraine, the Russian commanders ask the soldiers to buy Tampax at the soldier's account to take these to the war. They say Tampax will protect the soldiers from wounds. They advise to insert a Tampax into the wound to stop bleeding.
A hundred bucks??? Come on the surplus outfits don't pay anywhere near that much for them. This is called just plain scalping. 50 bucks would be a stretch. Next time you see this happening just laugh in their face. Maybe people will start to get the message.
Сам по собі комплект нічого не може. Ви маєте вміти ним користуватися, інакше він може вам не допомогти. Тому дуже раджу попрактикуватися, і якщо купуєте щось готове, спробувати і зробити висновки. І якщо він вам підходить, то вже для аварійних ситуацій мати другий.
Marines are so tough they can eat crayons for breakfast and destroy their targets before 12:01. Eat rattlesnakes for lunch then exfiltrate before the enemy knows what hit them.😎
Nice to see that Camilus knife in the kit. Had that same knife given to me as a kid for my first pocket knife. Still use the thing today, and it's certainly my favorite little army knife.
That is a very underrated knife. I was issued one in 2000, and it's one of my favorite keepsakes from my time in.
That was my first knife in Boy Scouts, after passing Totin Chip of course (how's that for a throwback)
My ex-husband was in the South African Army and he came home one day with two Victorinox Pioneer SAKs - they cost him, then, R3.65 at the Army shop. I still have mine, I still use it, and it's the only can opener I ever use...
Absolutely awesome survival kit. Thanks for showing it, Sootch00 !!!!!!! As always long live the republic my friend
Great review on the marine survival kit, like those metal cans great for boiling water, or making char cloth. It amazed me at how good the kit was from the 90's, built to last. I enjoyed the video,and review and with my own personal changes I do think this would be great to have.
I still prefer the AF survival kit as described in 'Dr. Strangelove.'
Love the military survival kit videos
Hard to argue with the testing! lol! Thanks Jim!
Man it is a good thing that some one who was in a real emergency situation did not get this one with out a compass but a great kit Sootch thanks for sharing ATB and God bless you..
Yes, the details matter...Thanks Brother and God bless you and yours
Hello brother, good to see you here, a compass is a must!
@@theartofpreppingHey brother good to see you here too. A survival kit with out a Compass ? No no. But you could use a stick in the dirt and a stone and the sun ..God bless you
You should have your compass in your pocket tied by a dummy cord
Thanks brother! Great kit!
The minty fresh Camillus demo knife was a nice surprise in that kit!
I have one of the fishing kits from 1971 and it has the same items as the one you show here, only difference is no saw, and my line is braided dacron.
have a few of these kits.picked mine up at a local gun show for 50 bucks
When I lived in Camillus, a few miles from the cutlery, we pronounced it cuh-MILL-iss 🤓
Correct Bradley .
I got the knive the Dutch army with my new personal combat gear. It was called a KL95 knife here, the year we got our new gear, KL means Royal Army (Koninklijke Landmacht). I was in the medical corps attached to air mobile so i have a blue, a red and a brown baret. Blue was UN in Yugoslavia.
Know what? There's this song... Goes like this:- 'Love is where you find it, don't be blind, it's all around you - everywhere.' The same goes for survival. 'Survival's where you find it, don't be blind, it's all around you - everywhere.' It's not just in the forest or the mountains or the desert or the sea or the arctic circle. Or even in the streets of the urban jungle. It's all around us - everywhere.
Thanks another fun video!
👍 Always like to see survival kits videos 😎
It's important to check your self made kit sporadically.
Just checked one of my kits and my BlastMatch was totally useless as it had corroded and the return spring no longer functioned. (I also have other fire starters in my kit)
Also the water purification tablets were expired as well as
Tylenol and Advil tablets.
Gee no Rambo Knife with compass and sutures.🤨
But Air Force Survival Knife (pilots Knife) will do.
Thanks Steve! Yes, keeping our Survival gear at the ready is vital.
Thank you 💪👍🙏
Thanks Brother
Yes the classic MIL-K-818, commonly known as the demo knife.
Great knife, my preference is the #27 Scout knife but the K-818 is definitely slimmer
Good video 👍👍👍👍
If I remember right the red lettering on the package refers to the material the wrap is made of and the black letter is the contents. Great review of the kit, though!
cool kit!!
Got curious and did a search on Amazon for 4 🌟 items and came up with a cost of $ 97.00
Scuba dry bag or case: $ 10.00 (for 2)
Side A
Zip lock bag : 10¢
Candle:. $ 1.00
Brass snare wire $ 8.00
Mylar blanket. $ 3.00
Fishing kit $20.00
Wire saw
Monofilament line
Hooks
Safety pins
Knot instructions
Metal container
Side B
Camalus Knife $ 11.00
Water bag. $ 10-15.00
Hurricane matches $ 10.00
Whistle. $ 4.00
Signal mirror x2. $ 5.00
Missing compass. $10.00
If I did anything to augment or tweak this kit. And it is a very nice kit. In the fishing box, I would add two or three more razor blades, because I think they don’t take up that much space and I don’t think they would keep the lid from closing. I would also add some Ranger bands around that tin because they don’t take up any extra space to speak of but they serve a really good purpose as tender they can always burn even when wet… As well as having other purposes. I think within that Ziploc bag there is plenty of space for some cordage of your choice. I believe you probably could get an entire roll of bank line in there or at least a small role… And of course you want to get the Compass that’s missing. I would also throw in an old credit card with some duct tape wrapped around it, maybe 20 or 30 feet. And a bic lighter with The button taped where it couldn’t be pressed without removing the tape. Also a little glass bottle of water purification tabs would be key to go with that water bottle.
None of these things that I’ve talked about would cause those bags not to fit in your pockets. I even believe you could probably throw in a couple of other things like a tube of lip balm which is great not only for lips but as a fuel for fire starting. And after I waited assuming it hadn’t gotten out of hand I would probably include a falkniven DC-4 sharpening stone to keep my knife sharp.
Again so small and light just hard to pass up on.
I would say if you’re going to have a Compass in there you should also throw in a set of Ranger beads to go with it because they’re light and don’t take up a lot of space either. Probably a lot of these other small items could go in a second tin just to organize them.
This gives me many ideas for my own kit. And if you have a vaccum sealer you can do the same
One thing that was not in there is some form of water purification
Purification tablets are an expirable item. This is designed to be sealed up until needed.
@@ethanh2392 well that’s stupid you can get the water bag fill it up wit nasty water from a pond or whatever put the tablet in and it purifiys the whole thing or catch a fish and put it in the bag of water
@@MoRzX3 You missed the point. Purification tablets usually have a life of 2-4 years. Which is why they are not included in the kits, because then they would have to throw them away
@Duffelbag Drag No I’m not. Which expires faster? Purification tablets or fishing line? It’s a way to make the kit last longer before it is sent to DRMO. Military canteen pouches have pockets on them for purification tablets. I have one of these kits and the fishing line and water bag are in great condition and still would work just fine. Not to mention, I have actually been in the Marine Corps and understand how things work.
Water Purification Tablets is included in the Individual First Aid Kits which is standard issue and normally worn on the Load Bearing Equipment Belt. This Survival Kit was issued as a supplement to the individuals standard equipment should they become lost, abandoned or separated from their Unit.
Taking notes 📝
Dziekuje Sootch,apokalipsa z toba to przechadzka,thanks Sootch good bless you& new video may idol survive
Good kit, you feel like that could look after you in a serious situation and you could get through it and survive to reach somewhere safe/helpful. No compass, that's a real boo boo and thankfully nobody ever had to open that pack to find they did not have one! With regard to a solid compass to get you through anything there's only one I wouls trust. Nato Survival / Escape Button Compass by Francis Barker, they have a Niva tipped brass pivot for low friction and accurate headings over the wide operating temperature range of -40°C to +55°C. Also often sewn into clothes by SAS/special forces to prevent its loss and to ensure a compass was always available. Most British armed forces who have completed survival training will know about these, they are not cheap and hence I can see why people go with the other options on the market. However, when you need to rely upon this for your survival and your life hangs in the balance.....
The military survival kits have up graded from when I was in the Marines I was discharged in 1980 and they sucked back then the newer ones are even better with a way to hunt small game some what with a sling shot of sorts.
Hey sootch,they look like they are wrapped in Tyvex,it's a building material,that goes on the outside of the house under the siding... just to let you know bud..you can buy it at Loews or Home Depot...
Was a fun video to watch. So after removing all the contents, do you feel it was worth $99 or did you pay extra for a bit of the "coolness factor" and/or "nostalgia"?
Or a kick back??
Познавательный обзор.Зачетный!!!!
Cool kit. I guess that cable saw can double as your fishing stringer too?
You did see those little pouches of monofilament?🙂 Don't think they're hunting alligator far or sharks! Bluegill or other panfish are a better bet if you want to eat.
@@farstrider79 Yes, yes I did. Its probably the cheapest crap 2 lb. Test fishing line, the gov't could buy a 10,000 foot spool of. And would disintegrate like a used lantern mantel, when touched. That would have to be replaced!
I was in the Marine Corps 1988 - 92....and have never heard of these
These Kits first came out in late 91 and reissued again in 93. It came about after the LCpl Rother incident at 29 Palms in 1988. The higher ups thought that we needed a Kit that could be carried in our cargo pockets for self survival should we get lost or abandoned.
The finger saw is pretty much useless. It will cut very small twigs and will wear out really quick. The water bag is the same one used on fighter planes for urinating while in flight. The label is different though. It is called a "piddle pack". When I got captured the first thing they took from us was our boots and any survival stuff we had. I guess they thought we wouldn't try to get away.
If you do your homework you will find that crappy finger ring saw isn't. That is the same saw that NASA utilized for cutting the ceramic tiles for the space shuttle. It is by any measure the best saw on the market. That same company that makes this saw also makes the finest medical saws and saws for other applications and is the same saw Chuck Yeager used to cut the ring of his pressure suit off while being rather seriously burned. You obviously posted your comments not based on actual usage of these exact components.
Inside the fishing survival kit I noticed a bit of rust on the cards and the instruction paper coming from the metal needles and hooks. That's not good. Meaning for long term that kit would become a hazard and unuseable. No fish is going to touch a rusted hook and the threading needles that could be used to stitch up a cut/bullet wound would give you an infection and kill you.
Nice hiss
here's the link to the actual survival kit. Sootch gave the link to the army/navy store and it's hard to find once at the online store. here's the link to the kit www.armynavysales.com/u-s-military-survival-kit-type-i-class-iii-me236-277.html
I hate those instructions on the magnesium bar to use the front of your knife. That's a load of it. I gifted an EKA Swede 60 knife to a friend and saw him using the front of his blade to spark a ferro rod. Took the edge right off the knife. He's now the proud owner of a $100 spoon.
$100 seems a bit aggressive for the contents
Mate... where can you find a MILITARY ziploc bag???!!!! MILITARY!!
:D
Ridiculously expensive.
And a fucking us military knife
Whaaaat! Add all those little items up and to top it off you must not think your life is valued at over 100 dollars, i personally would like to copy this with my own kit. those added up i am sure because of the grade is well worth over 100 bucks. That first packaging i guarantee is already worth alot more than you think!
Not bad I like that camilus
I also have a camilus knife that I still use!! Been trying to look for those!! Anyone found them??
The only problem is, I can’t stand carrying anything in a cargo pocket. It rubs my leg raw.
US ARMY VET 11B 96-14 Got any cheese?
Where do u buy at ?
Link 4 the kit pls?
Went overboard with fishing kit.
his voice is like an ex drill instructor or something, i feels like im inside of a video game wtf xd NICE JOB or voice. i speak spanish, dont have USA preferences of accents by the locations.
Come for the tips - stay for the send off...”God bless America - Long live the Republic!” I’m not even American, and I love hearing it. Patriotism is a wonderful thing!
Thanks for stopping my Brother! Yes, Patriotism holds to our roots and God knows me need to know our foundations.
Heat water? That tin is incredibly small!
Good thing that Marines in the field will most likely have a standard issue Ka Bar among their gear. For the rest of us, opening the kit without a good knife is a bitch.
Luckily I don’t have to buy one of these. I’ve already got everything to build my own. 👍
Military being the gold standard, not sure about that..lol. I served in the Marine Corp. some equipment was decent and much of it was crap, depends on the gear. Whenever I hear military grade it makes me smile…. So many times I used equipment that broke down or worked for crap and couldn’t get it replaced.
Esse cara está mais interessado em se exibir do que mostrar o equipamento
i generally tailor all my gear around what the soldier would carry and how they carry it because the military already thought it all out - why try to do better when they have already perfected everything - and all military gear is always so solid - you really cant find better
Although it's worth remembering it was provided by the lowest bidder...:)
@@bob_the_bomb4508 thats true but it still tough stuff because it has to meet certain standards
I miss hour old logo.
Why does it feel like Christmas?
$100 is actually a great price, considering you're getting a whole bunch of military grade quality tools that you would pay at least $20-50 for each item, if you would get them separately and new!
Military grade means it is crap and with stuff for the cheapest price
@@aceisking That my friend is total bogus! Compare a U.S. military grade rain poncho to the crap you can buy on Amazon or hunting supply. You can scrap that stuff right away, military gear will last you a life time. Same goes for e.g. binoculars. I own some $2000 Nikon hunting binoculars which are "top notch" - I just bought some old Carl Zeiss Jena binoculars from the socialist East German army from around 1975 and these thing are RIDICULOUSLY good! You can tell they have gone though a lot, but the quality is second to none! I have literally never used binoculars of that high standard quality as these and I am thinking of getting rid of the Nikons. I made the same experience with a lot things. Old original Ka-Bars, my original military boots which just wont wear and you can wear them for months and they won't stink! MRE's have a shelf life of what... 50 years? Basically every original military gear you can get will be top notch quality and absolutely superior to what you can get in stores.
You're talking BS man.
Had to use my survival knife to cut open package to retreive my survial knife....
In the current military operation of Russia against Ukraine, the Russian commanders ask the soldiers to buy Tampax at the soldier's account to take these to the war. They say Tampax will protect the soldiers from wounds. They advise to insert a Tampax into the wound to stop bleeding.
Geesh for $100.00 except for the knife this was a bunch of crap come on Mr. Porter.
$99 is way too much for this kind of stuff.
It's Ca-Mill-Us.
Definitely not worth 100.00 dollars. Id say maybe 50.00 but no more, in my opinion..
Thank God no one needed to use it. No compass!
A survival kit for military use, missing a compass. 😵
A hundred bucks??? Come on the surplus outfits don't pay anywhere near that much for them. This is called just plain scalping. 50 bucks would be a stretch. Next time you see this happening just laugh in their face. Maybe people will start to get the message.
Сам по собі комплект нічого не може. Ви маєте вміти ним користуватися, інакше він може вам не допомогти. Тому дуже раджу попрактикуватися, і якщо купуєте щось готове, спробувати і зробити висновки. І якщо він вам підходить, то вже для аварійних ситуацій мати другий.
What corporation, again? Ohhhh, you meant Corps.
Thanks Brother..... I fix my mistake.
@@SensiblePrepper Lol. You're the man, Sootch.
I woke up to this video thinking that it was a Steve1989mre video and I thought: Nice! Mkay. Then I realised it was sensible prepper. Sad face.
Okay
$100??? Lol
CAMILLIS: pronounced Ka-mill-us.
$$$$$$$$$$$$
Marines grab your crayons and enjoy this video 😆
Punk
Another snowflake that couldn't make it through boot camp
@@flyfishing1776 nope
Marines are so tough they can eat crayons for breakfast and destroy their targets before 12:01. Eat rattlesnakes for lunch then exfiltrate before the enemy knows what hit them.😎
Crap.
You are dangerous to other people's safety. You shouldn't be talking about things you do not fully understand.
He understands more than you ever could