Soviet Military Canteens | Soviet Airborne and Cuban combined canteens & kettles.

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  • Опубликовано: 28 дек 2024

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  • @patdowds4178
    @patdowds4178 9 месяцев назад +3

    To answer your question, that type of button on the cover is called a button stud in English.

  • @reddevilparatrooper
    @reddevilparatrooper 4 месяца назад +1

    I have the Soviet Paratrooper style canteen I found to be very useful when I road trip during the fall around October to cook Ramen noodles or heat up caned Campbell's Soup or heat up water using a propane or butane stove when traveling. Before using the Soviet Paratrooper canteen I have used the German or east German Mess Kit which works fine in every road trip adventure. Fellow road trip tourists seen what I did and started asking me questions about my German Mess Kit and my Soviet Paratrooper Canteen? I was just a US infantryman and a Paratrooper and we only used our stainless steel canteen cup for everything, even that caused many onlookers to adopt this method because no one has ever taught them how to use these things even though they have been around for over a hundred years and communicate with me on Facebook as they start to learn more. Yes the Soviet Paratrooper canteen really works good for me.

  • @captaindonbas
    @captaindonbas Год назад +3

    The Chinese M78 canteen is also based on the 50s version of Soviet airborne canteen. The difference is there's a lip that can cover the top of mess kit tightly. Also the cap of canteen is attached by a nylon rope, instead of a metal chain

    • @RedIvanMilitaryEng
      @RedIvanMilitaryEng  Год назад +2

      Chinese canteen’s design is very different and it’s pot is closer to American, than to Soviet. I don’t think it was inspired by Soviet, more likely both Soviet and Chinese canteens are based on the American canteen and this is where all similar come from.

  • @MrJayGoliath
    @MrJayGoliath 10 месяцев назад +2

    The most complete review on VDV-like canteen on YT! Spasibo!

  • @seepp4567
    @seepp4567 Год назад +3

    very informative that understanding the simplest of equipment hope you continue on your English Channel

  • @generalfoxer2571
    @generalfoxer2571 Год назад +7

    I never knew I would know more about Soviet canteens than my local ones (Yugoslav)

    • @RedIvanMilitaryEng
      @RedIvanMilitaryEng  Год назад +2

      Maybe one day there will be a video about Yugoslavian too, I have 2 of them so far.

    • @peakovacevic1533
      @peakovacevic1533 3 месяца назад

      Znas vise o Sovjetskim kompletima zato sto su dizajnirani za ratne uslove, sto je logicno i svima lako razumljivo. YU komplet M-69 je nastao kao kombinacija prakticnog pakovanja i mogucnosti hranjenja vojske na terenu sa redovnim jelovnikom vojnickog restorana u simuliranim ratnim uslovima. Bilo koji komplet je bolji od nikakvog, jedino prilikom direktnog poredjenja vide se prednosti nekog tipa nad drugim.
      Najbolji deo M-69 je kombinacija pribora za jelo i nisam do sada video bolje resenje, ali ostatak kompleta, cuturica + porcije i nema raznovrsne mogucnosti kao ostale tipovi kompleta.

  • @Rex84199
    @Rex84199 11 месяцев назад +1

    Can you do a video about soviet general equipment like higiene, food racions, sleping gear, and general stuff that you would have in your backpack, it would be really cool to see bc theres not much informacion on the internet

  • @foxbatentertainment2137
    @foxbatentertainment2137 Год назад +1

    good video man!

  • @Crackrock69
    @Crackrock69 Год назад +3

    Damn, now I know a bit more about soviet canteens😂 thanks for the video !
    One question, Where's the T-shirt from ? Couldn't find anything from "urban tactical"

  • @taquilla46militaria4
    @taquilla46militaria4 10 месяцев назад +1

    Excelente video, información, material y contenido. Acabo de descubrir su canal. Lo felicito, muy interesante! Un saludo desde España! Me acabo de suscribir.

  • @froginthewaves8450
    @froginthewaves8450 Год назад +1

    Awesome Video!

  • @MrGoogy11
    @MrGoogy11 Год назад +1

    Por fin nuevo video sube más me encanta tu contenido camarada❤️

  • @benceivany7304
    @benceivany7304 Год назад +1

    It was a very informative video,congratulation👍

  • @GryphonIndustrial
    @GryphonIndustrial 5 месяцев назад

    What document does that image come from at 6:29?

  • @hardspecialist
    @hardspecialist 11 месяцев назад

    Obrigado pelo video camarada!

  • @manuelserrano1428
    @manuelserrano1428 Год назад

    Estan chidas sus cantinfloras buen video saludos desde mexico 😃🤠👍🇲🇽🇲🇽

    • @RedIvanMilitaryEng
      @RedIvanMilitaryEng  Год назад +1

      Gracias mi amigo, saludos desde Miami, feliz navidad por tu familia.

  • @Callsign_Ewok
    @Callsign_Ewok Год назад +1

    Funny thing I just thought about, isn't aluminum toxic to drink and eat out of? Did they miss that detail at the time or am I wrong somewhat? I heard older canteens like that are definitely collectibles only for that reason if made out of certain materials?

    • @RedIvanMilitaryEng
      @RedIvanMilitaryEng  Год назад +6

      Lately I also heard a lot of things about toxic aluminum, but 1st this canteens and mess hits were made of food grade aluminum, and secondly, in my childhood in Ukraine we used to eat with aluminum spoons, drinks and food in school and children garden was cooked in the aluminum pots, in the military school and military academy I used to drink from military canteen and even now I am doing it on the Airsoft.
      My parents and grandparents went through the same thing in the Soviet Uniton and all of us are still healthy, so I guess it really based on the aluminum grade, or perhaps it is common, American overreaction.
      I, personally, trust in Soviet science and medical institutes, so if they say it is healthy enough for kids and adults, then it is.

    • @Callsign_Ewok
      @Callsign_Ewok Год назад

      Fair enough thank you for the info, personal experience and clarification! I wanted to eventually collect canteens myself and knew what precautions to take incase I dare to take a swig from one.@@RedIvanMilitaryEng

    • @RedIvanMilitaryEng
      @RedIvanMilitaryEng  Год назад +1

      @@Callsign_Ewok sure, happy to help, I like suck discussions. In Vinos virutas. Actually if you won’t plan to collect stuff earlier than WWII, prices are pretty ok, especially for the eastern stuff, so go for it.

    • @_b_x_b_1063
      @_b_x_b_1063 5 месяцев назад +1

      @@RedIvanMilitaryEng фляги окисляются со временем и алюминий крошится. Можно в неё спирт залить и подержать там подольше, тогда вроде будет нормально. Но лучше такими флягами не пользоваться.

  • @waltersweight4794
    @waltersweight4794 Год назад

    I’m sorry if this isn’t relevant to the video but was the 6b5 in berezka camo used by any Russian forces since there isn’t that much info about it.

    • @RedIvanMilitaryEng
      @RedIvanMilitaryEng  Год назад

      Maybe during the Chechen war someone did, but I only saw it used by Ukrainian peacekeepers and Russian border guards so far.

    • @waltersweight4794
      @waltersweight4794 Год назад

      @@RedIvanMilitaryEng thank you

  • @BenjaminLozano-bs7qj
    @BenjaminLozano-bs7qj Год назад +1

    You should do an airsoft impression based on American soldiers during the 2003 Iraq invasion.

    • @RedIvanMilitaryEng
      @RedIvanMilitaryEng  Год назад

      I am planing to do it, but still don’t have a lot of stuff.

    • @BenjaminLozano-bs7qj
      @BenjaminLozano-bs7qj Год назад

      @@RedIvanMilitaryEng Honestly buddy your channel deserves much much more views.

    • @RedIvanMilitaryEng
      @RedIvanMilitaryEng  Год назад

      @@BenjaminLozano-bs7qj thank you, RUclips doesn’t like to recommend such channels

  • @BTRsAreAwesome
    @BTRsAreAwesome Год назад

    Hello 👋