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Thanks major ... Everyone knows you're the go to source for hard core survival/ escape / evasion techniques... Thanks for all your hard work, honour and integrity sir.
Used to work a job where I traveled.....A LOT . All luggage brands , colors , and styles look alike at busy airports . I designed a personal glyph , and painted it about 8-10 inches tall , on the front , back , and bottom with gold paint , on a navy suitcase . I did zip tie the zippers as well . Yeah , it looked cheesy , but it allways stood out , and nobody ever walked off with it , by mistake .
The concern to me is not having my suitcase taken, its having it broken into. That has happened to me before and there is nothing you or anyone can do about it. I worked for a major airline years ago. I knew of a few guys who would go into someones suitcase and take a pair of women's panties out and then put them in the ball pocket of a golf bag. They thought it was funny. I wonder how many marriages were destroyed because of that. Knowing I worked were people like that were not punished or fired made me sick to go to work. I transferred out of fleet service only to find the unions didn't like that I was against them and gave me grief though out my whole time I worked for that airline. Because of the unions and then 9/11 I refuse to fly on ANY airline. But If I ever travel by train I will use these ideas for securing my suitcase then.
@@robertedwards7749 Because of restrictions , I had to check it , and not carry it on . I was also packing things for a job that was going to last several months . If its legit , then a zip tie will work well enough . A small lock works well . I have done both . If it is legit , they always leave a card inside , telling you it has been searched . Not much you can do about a scumbag theif . The Saudi's have it right , in that respect .....they cut off the guys hand . Anything of real value I carried with me , on my person . Other things , I simply put in one of the crates , on the truck being shipped to the job site . In that respect , if they want my used underwear , or flask of booze , go ahead .
@robertedwards7749 That's Why I never check baggage. From the time I was in the military to present.. all my gear is in a duffle and can easily be stuffed in the overhead or 'checked' as I am boarding (Horizon Air)... then immediately picked up immediately after de-boarding.
Thank you Andrew. Beautiful Bride repeatedly asked for a replay. She kept saying, "that is genius," "that is awesome." It is also a comfort to me that she is taking her personal security more seriously these days.
You tube won't let me👍 like 👍this video. 🤬 Great content though. I was interested in the bandana used for nav. I wonder if you could do us an episode on them and how to use them in different geographical areas around the world 🌎🌍 Also where can I get one? I haven't seen them for sale in place's I would expect to stock survival kit like that.
MacGyver was a Leftist anti gun, anti Freedom propaganda character for the Leftist Communists. MacGyver wasn't against Violence, he was against Free people using Firearms to Defend themselves. Pick your Heroes Wisely. Best Wishes!
I can honestly say that I had never thought of any of those things. If that video is just off the top of your head with the ideas, I bet you think about these things quite a bit. Very clever!
I love all Ranger Survival and Field Craft videos! Where does all this info come from? Is it just passed on/down from people that know? Is it from being in the military? So much info to learn. So little time. Andrew, do you have a list of 10 (or whatever number it takes) of skills/knowledge info to know? My problem is so much info. I want to learn the ones I absolutely need to know to survive before I learn all the other things. Basically, where do I start? I want to have a good foundation of learning/understanding/knowledge that I can then build on top of to continue building my knowledge base? Is there a "Start here" knowledge base for beginners? After reading comments I noticed someone called you, "a real life MacGyver." That is where I want to get to. How do I do it? Thanks for your service, and thank you for creating videos sharing your knowledge and information!
Pretty smart idea. JMHO- I'd use a toothpick or stick or something to drip the color onto the bandage. All the adhesive bandages I've used on me have round red circles of blood oozing through
Most of the time, survival videos are copied from someone else, so the information is regurgitated and mundane. Andrew, I commend you for bringing us fresh, and original content that’s still relevant. It’s precise, without repeating, and easy to understand.
I have pictures of me with the BDU IBA but didn’t keep it. However my ACU IBA I kept because it has two bullet holes in it and the burn marks from when my smoke grenade went off after it got hit.
Thank you for the Incredibly informative video sir I am on the younger side but always appreciate your wisdom and knowledge and experience. Some of these are so creative and I'm genuinely amazed.
Yeah! I just haven’t found a way I like to hank it up so it isn’t a rats nest when I use it. Or I guess that line could be in the 550 boot laces or maybe in another pocket or spot.
-With the dressing cache, apply the food coloring to the pad of the bandaid and let it seep through. It will look even more realistic. And if you don't have food color, got a red ballpoint? Clip off the ends and the juice will flow. And that empty pen body just looks like a pen, even if you hand a cuff key, a ferro rod, compass magnets and six inches of kevlar in it. --The mag bar you can water proof a bit more reliably just with some nailpolish or clear coat, you have to scrape it off but doesn't create as weird a shape with hot spots or leak like tape will- and if you put a little dab of clear coat on then stuff it up into the top of the tongue of a hiking boot or sneaker and let it dry, it will stay there but not be as hard to recover as it would with super glue. Or use rubber cement. And then get a gel insole and put a bit of hacksaw blade who's broken ends you rounded off under it. Tada, hotfoot boot. Boots are too useful for concealment. Which is why SOP should be take their boots. Even if they have sandals, leave them barefoot.
I hide a plastic cuff key and single edge razor blade under the back pocket Brand tag on all my jeans. ,just cut the top stitches on the levi tag insert the items ,then There's a fabric glue for badges and patches that's sticks but not permanently,and can be stuck removed and re stuck over and over ,just seal the edge of the tag . Ps.I like the ceramic razor blade better ,good 👍
The newspaper doesn't actually need a rock. Roll a newspaper, you may have to discard some pages, fold it. You have what is know in the UK as a millwall brick from the soccer hooligans who first used it. I've seen a dreadful injury as the result of someone being hit with one.
Now we are starting to get into the nitty gritty of escape and evade. This is really good stuff. Not that your other videos were not informative, they are but there is a difference between knowing a skill and how to make it available so when you need it you still have it. Oh by the way Willey Coyote said to say Hi and that he is learning so much from your videos.
You glossed right over one of the best tactics...diversion. If you put a barrette, bobby pin, etc. in your pocket, in addition to hiding those elsewhere, when the captors search you and find them in your pocket, they wouldn't think to keep looking for more that might be better hidden.
Thanks for your nice videos. Be aware that putting a cellphone inside a Faraday cage (like aluminum foil, a metal can with a metal lid, or a microwave oven), though it does stop signals from reaching the phone, makes the phone try to ping the cell tower over and over looking for a signal, which runs the battery down faster. So, it's not good to do all the time.
@paulamcclure3402 Yes, that should help with battery life. I did once read about the government requiring every phone manufacturer to install a tracking chip/transmitter in every phone that can't be turned off, but I don't know how true that is. How such a chip might get enough power to transmit is also debatable, and might not involve the main battery. Either a Faraday cage, leaving the phone in one location while you go elsewhere (thankfully, phones aren't wired into our bodies quite yet), or destroying the phone might be the only ways to defend against that.
The coat hanger holster you made can be more easily made with a loop of paracord. The loop can be fed through a belt loop or a belt itself. You can experiment with how long the loop needs to be for your chosen pew pew. I would not like to have wire rubbing against my skin.
Fast paced yes, but EXCELLENT! I didn't know about ceramic razor blades. Here in UK ceramic knives yes. Will have to look out where to get one. Ordered the bandana from pathfinderschool. Thanks again Andrew, allways look forward to these 👍🤟
You just opened the floodgates to new information like you had an energy drink and the Limitless pill for breakfast. The clothes hanger holster looks nice and slim.
Know the direction and make of your local satellite dishs, for example, the UK SKY dish, normally points south to southeast. A travel tip with a bag Seel a clear plastic bag over your luggage and tape and mark it. This will let you see if anyone has been in the bag, but it also keeps out the bed bugs that are now common on some aeroplane cargo holds.
I like what you present, it gets one to "thinking" which is good. A video on what you can conceal and pass through a detector in an airport would be great.
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Thanks major ...
Everyone knows you're the go to source for hard core survival/ escape / evasion techniques...
Thanks for all your hard work, honour and integrity sir.
The band-aid trick is pure genius
Use real blood for extra points
@@Pyjamarama11 yours or his own? LOL
Gross but brilliant!
@@robbabcock_ yup
@@Pyjamarama11 You pass with flying color, sir ! 🤣
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Spanish airborne veteran here! 💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻
I appreciate that!
Amen. Thank you as well for your service!!! I'm share your channel with others. God Bless and Stay Safe!!
Loving this style of videos, keep them coming
The bandaid trick is diabolical. The tounge of the shoe is also a great idea.
Used to work a job where I traveled.....A LOT . All luggage brands , colors , and styles look alike at busy airports . I designed a personal glyph , and painted it about 8-10 inches tall , on the front , back , and bottom with gold paint , on a navy suitcase . I did zip tie the zippers as well . Yeah , it looked cheesy , but it allways stood out , and nobody ever walked off with it , by mistake .
Zoso would work!
@@JoeandAngiethat sigil is already taken.
The concern to me is not having my suitcase taken, its having it broken into. That has happened to me before and there is nothing you or anyone can do about it. I worked for a major airline years ago. I knew of a few guys who would go into someones suitcase and take a pair of women's panties out and then put them in the ball pocket of a golf bag. They thought it was funny. I wonder how many marriages were destroyed because of that. Knowing I worked were people like that were not punished or fired made me sick to go to work. I transferred out of fleet service only to find the unions didn't like that I was against them and gave me grief though out my whole time I worked for that airline. Because of the unions and then 9/11 I refuse to fly on ANY airline. But If I ever travel by train I will use these ideas for securing my suitcase then.
@@robertedwards7749 Because of restrictions , I had to check it , and not carry it on . I was also packing things for a job that was going to last several months . If its legit , then a zip tie will work well enough . A small lock works well . I have done both . If it is legit , they always leave a card inside , telling you it has been searched . Not much you can do about a scumbag theif . The Saudi's have it right , in that respect .....they cut off the guys hand . Anything of real value I carried with me , on my person . Other things , I simply put in one of the crates , on the truck being shipped to the job site . In that respect , if they want my used underwear , or flask of booze , go ahead .
@robertedwards7749 That's Why I never check baggage. From the time I was in the military to present.. all my gear is in a duffle and can easily be stuffed in the overhead or 'checked' as I am boarding (Horizon Air)... then immediately picked up immediately after de-boarding.
You are consistently doing the Best Survivsl videos out there.
Best Wishes!
Thank you Andrew. Beautiful Bride repeatedly asked for a replay. She kept saying, "that is genius," "that is awesome." It is also a comfort to me that she is taking her personal security more seriously these days.
Wow, thank you!🙏
You tube won't let me👍 like 👍this video. 🤬 Great content though. I was interested in the bandana used for nav. I wonder if you could do us an episode on them and how to use them in different geographical areas around the world 🌎🌍 Also where can I get one? I haven't seen them for sale in place's I would expect to stock survival kit like that.
Good grief, a real life MacGyver 🤓👍
MacGyver was a Leftist anti gun, anti Freedom propaganda character for the Leftist Communists.
MacGyver wasn't against Violence, he was against Free people using Firearms to Defend themselves.
Pick your Heroes Wisely.
Best Wishes!
I can honestly say that I had never thought of any of those things. If that video is just off the top of your head with the ideas, I bet you think about these things quite a bit. Very clever!
Hope you can do more urban survival skills. Many people don't go outdoors but have to live in urban areas.
Every time i think this channel cant get any more rad, it does.
The suitcase and umbrella skills were news too me. This is my go to first channel every Sunday. Great video.
I love all Ranger Survival and Field Craft videos!
Where does all this info come from? Is it just passed on/down from people that know? Is it from being in the military?
So much info to learn. So little time.
Andrew, do you have a list of 10 (or whatever number it takes) of skills/knowledge info to know? My problem is so much info. I want to learn the ones I absolutely need to know to survive before I learn all the other things. Basically, where do I start? I want to have a good foundation of learning/understanding/knowledge that I can then build on top of to continue building my knowledge base? Is there a "Start here" knowledge base for beginners?
After reading comments I noticed someone called you, "a real life MacGyver." That is where I want to get to. How do I do it?
Thanks for your service, and thank you for creating videos sharing your knowledge and information!
Please do more like this. I could watch these all day
Thanks! I really like the band-aid concealment.
Pretty smart idea.
JMHO- I'd use a toothpick or
stick or something to drip
the color onto the bandage.
All the adhesive bandages I've
used on me have round red
circles of blood oozing through
Thanks for an informative and
thought provoking video.
Looking forward to many more ❤
The little Fällkniven folder has some serious steel .. love mine
Subscription earned in the first minute ! This is the real thing.
Thank you!
Most of the time, survival videos are copied from someone else, so the information is regurgitated and mundane. Andrew, I commend you for bringing us fresh, and original content that’s still relevant. It’s precise, without repeating, and easy to understand.
Outstanding!
I have pictures of me with the BDU IBA but didn’t keep it. However my ACU IBA I kept because it has two bullet holes in it and the burn marks from when my smoke grenade went off after it got hit.
Chief, this is the page all men (and women) need to follow. Appreciate the ideas man geez 🤙🏼
Another banger. Thanks Andrew!
Absolutely great video! Thank you for covering these... I personally would love to see more of this type of videos!
Always great information! Thank you Andrew!!!
Another excellent video, Andrew.
Learned some great new stuff. It's always a pleasure, thanks Andrew
Major Andrew these urban techniques are excellent sir👍🇺🇸
Excelentes dicas meu amigo, obrigado por sua sobriedade e por sempre direto ao ponto.
Love it! I would love to see more urban survival videos
This is worth watching several times...
As usual, outstanding information and useful tips, Rangers Lead The Way, hooo-raah!
Thank you for the Incredibly informative video sir I am on the younger side but always appreciate your wisdom and knowledge and experience.
Some of these are so creative and I'm genuinely amazed.
Another brilliant video andrew thanks 😊
I love your channel. I think you’re the real-life MacGyver. Love the bandaid tip.
he's an american bond
That was Slick & Trick! Many Thank's Andrew,I'm gonna implement some thing's Right Now,Cheers!!
The fish hook, and could include a few feet of line, behind a Velcro patch is great.
Yeah! I just haven’t found a way I like to hank it up so it isn’t a rats nest when I use it. Or I guess that line could be in the 550 boot laces or maybe in another pocket or spot.
If you can, put 2-3 hooks under the patch. It is too easy to lose a hook and if that happens and you only had the one....no more fishing.
@@donaldcadwell3911 you know it. As the saying goes .. one is none ..
Love these videos... keep the great content coming! Awesome job Andrew
Bravo , more more please !! 🎉🎉
-With the dressing cache, apply the food coloring to the pad of the bandaid and let it seep through. It will look even more realistic. And if you don't have food color, got a red ballpoint? Clip off the ends and the juice will flow. And that empty pen body just looks like a pen, even if you hand a cuff key, a ferro rod, compass magnets and six inches of kevlar in it.
--The mag bar you can water proof a bit more reliably just with some nailpolish or clear coat, you have to scrape it off but doesn't create as weird a shape with hot spots or leak like tape will- and if you put a little dab of clear coat on then stuff it up into the top of the tongue of a hiking boot or sneaker and let it dry, it will stay there but not be as hard to recover as it would with super glue. Or use rubber cement. And then get a gel insole and put a bit of hacksaw blade who's broken ends you rounded off under it. Tada, hotfoot boot.
Boots are too useful for concealment. Which is why SOP should be take their boots. Even if they have sandals, leave them barefoot.
I hide a plastic cuff key and single edge razor blade under the back pocket Brand tag on all my jeans. ,just cut the top stitches on the levi tag insert the items ,then There's a fabric glue for badges and patches that's sticks but not permanently,and can be stuck removed and re stuck over and over ,just seal the edge of the tag .
Ps.I like the ceramic razor blade better ,good 👍
The Umbrella Idea, is also Good for Carry Wrenches or other things.
It’s a Double Good Idea!
Another good one, thanks!
The newspaper doesn't actually need a rock. Roll a newspaper, you may have to discard some pages, fold it. You have what is know in the UK as a millwall brick from the soccer hooligans who first used it. I've seen a dreadful injury as the result of someone being hit with one.
Try adding a 13mm - 1/2 inch thick branch inside the newspaper.
Good old Millwall...Nobody likes us, we don't care!
As usual another outstanding video. Thanks Major.
Gotta have a Great Life, in order to stay motivated enough, to remember all these!
I’m grateful everyday! Hope you’re having a good one!
Great tips
Great video
Now we are starting to get into the nitty gritty of escape and evade. This is really good stuff. Not that your other videos were not informative, they are but there is a difference between knowing a skill and how to make it available so when you need it you still have it. Oh by the way Willey Coyote said to say Hi and that he is learning so much from your videos.
Your channel is a breath of fresh air. Simple and effective. Thanks
Very useful information
Always something new and very thought provoking…
Thanks for another great informative video…
😊
My pleasure!
This guy is too awesome. He's OP
Andrew I'm glad you one of the good guys!!!😊😊😊 Seriously i always enjoy your videos.Thank you sir
As usual, Andrew, some new and wonderful ideas. I thought I was a shity sob , but your the best. Bravo!
Love the band aid trick, awesome
You glossed right over one of the best tactics...diversion. If you put a barrette, bobby pin, etc. in your pocket, in addition to hiding those elsewhere, when the captors search you and find them in your pocket, they wouldn't think to keep looking for more that might be better hidden.
Awesome!! Thanks Andrew!!
You’re a genius good video thank you
I'll have this in mind. Thanks, man.
Thanks for your nice videos. Be aware that putting a cellphone inside a Faraday cage (like aluminum foil, a metal can with a metal lid, or a microwave oven), though it does stop signals from reaching the phone, makes the phone try to ping the cell tower over and over looking for a signal, which runs the battery down faster. So, it's not good to do all the time.
How about setting the cellphone on Airplane Mode (or shutting it off) prior to placement in the Faraday bag?
@paulamcclure3402 Yes, that should help with battery life. I did once read about the government requiring every phone manufacturer to install a tracking chip/transmitter in every phone that can't be turned off, but I don't know how true that is. How such a chip might get enough power to transmit is also debatable, and might not involve the main battery. Either a Faraday cage, leaving the phone in one location while you go elsewhere (thankfully, phones aren't wired into our bodies quite yet), or destroying the phone might be the only ways to defend against that.
@jonathanm8197
Thanks for your reply... with interesting points to consider.
Best regards.
🇺🇸 🏕 🌲
Nice job on the 20 skills.
Nicely done..
🇺🇸🇺🇸🪓🔪👍👍
I thought of locks in a sock, but never wrench’s in an umbrella.
wrenches*
The coat hanger holster you made can be more easily made with a loop of paracord. The loop can be fed through a belt loop or a belt itself. You can experiment with how long the loop needs to be for your chosen pew pew. I would not like to have wire rubbing against my skin.
wow that hanger clip is very cool
Do you have any tips for getting out of those heavyduty double zip-tie "handcuffs" used in stead of traditional handcuffs?
I was expecting you to demo the prison wallet method from 100 deadly skills
Nice! Thanks for the ideas! Awesome Video! Great food for thought!
Fast paced yes, but EXCELLENT!
I didn't know about ceramic razor blades. Here in UK ceramic knives yes. Will have to look out where to get one.
Ordered the bandana from pathfinderschool.
Thanks again Andrew, allways look forward to these 👍🤟
Thank you, Andrew. Have a wonderful day.
Women across North America need this channel in their lives.
Down and dirty is right! I love these videos, thanks Andrew for sharing this knoledge.
Amazing! Love it . Thank you
Great video Andrew.
You just opened the floodgates to new information like you had an energy drink and the Limitless pill for breakfast. The clothes hanger holster looks nice and slim.
Awesome video love the practicality uses
Thank you for another very informative video. Can’t wait for the next one.😊
If you shop yard sales a person can find multiple items they can use cheap Wrenches , pliers, use your mind . Improvise adapt over come
Compound words lose their meaning when you separate them.
Incredible knowledge dude
Thx as always for the refresher Col.
When did he make colonel?
“Something to bash face with”…….love it! 👍👍👍
I watch all of your videos and I always learn at least one thing. Thank you for sharing your information and all you do.
Stay safe out there.
Thank you!! 🇺🇸🇨🇦
why do i have the more and more urgent feeling that skills like these are going to become very important very soon
they aren’t
Slaves used to sew cannabis seeds into their clothing, one reason it ended up being brought from india to the carribean...
Know the direction and make of your local satellite dishs, for example, the UK SKY dish, normally points south to southeast.
A travel tip with a bag Seel a clear plastic bag over your luggage and tape and mark it. This will let you see if anyone has been in the bag, but it also keeps out the bed bugs that are now common on some aeroplane cargo holds.
Excellent
Things I'm more likely to need since I spend more time in the city than the country side. Thanks Andrew
FREAKIN AWESOME!!!
I like what you present, it gets one to "thinking" which is good. A video on what you can conceal and pass through a detector in an airport would be great.
Great short video! Thanks.
This is awesome great survival hacks! Thanks Andrew!
OMG!!!❤An Umbrella thumpstick made with end wrenches and a zip tie. This dude isn't even in the little black book. Subscriber.
This is your best video yet, Ed Calderon would be proud.
Another awesome video thanks 👍👍👍
Only just found this channel. Absolutely brilliant. Subbed. Thank you.
I appreciate it! I’ll work hard to keep that sub!
Thanks again, Andrew!
Great video, always good info, ty
Awesome