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Solo Overnight Camping with the Dream Team of Military Surplus Gear and Chili Mac with Cheese
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- Опубликовано: 15 янв 2022
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Always appreciate your time and sharing your knowledge with us. Thank you.
The Hasselhof pose was 😂 Perfect way to begin your presentation. Thanks for the wonderful outdoor education.
First off: Thank you for your service! Salute! Your vid’s are always awesome AF! Wondering if you and Steve Wallis have further discussed a colab camping trip. 2 good dudes hunkering down in the woods. Thanks for the great content. I’m inspired to try some things I’ve seen you do. I’m especially interested in making and learning the bow drill.
Many words of wisdom contained in your videos Shawn.
* Improvise
* Adapt
* Overcome
* Don't fix what's not broken
* Old but not obsolete
You respectfully honor all that went into who you are, and also who we are today, for those with eyes to see and ears to hear.
Hello to medium-sized dude too!
Ny most cherished is my dad's Marine dog tag from 1969 the year I was born and a can opener. My dad was an old school badass.
No apology required, you just proved "adapt and overcome" mentality. THAT is the most valuable lesson this video shows, well done!
Agree!
Actually that’s the one change I would like to see more of the “step two” survival video the hears what you know here is what you have here’s how to make it work the critical thinking is something that RUclips is lacking you always bring a bit but some more advanced videos would be appreciated by lots of us
Exactly what I was gunna say!!
Thanks for investing your time to make this content much appreciated!!
@@dirgelaw Spot On !!!
Actually like the fact that only one half of your tent was sent. The ability to improvise is one of the reasons i love your videos. At any time, some gear could be damaged or ruined, and you work around it for all to see. Thank you
Have a plan for everything. I know your time commitment to prepare and present your presentation is a gift. Thanks for the gift. My father was a career soldier. Served WWII on a destroyer to Okinawa. Got out and joined the Army (8th Army) and fought in Korea. Stayed in until 1971. My experiences began plundering is gear when he came in from the field. Henry I wouldn’t solo camp outside if he set me up. His pancho for a shelter, an army air mattress, infantry sleeping bag and army flashlight. It was a Friday night. I remember hearing taps on post off in the distance. I slept good. Saturday late morning he finally checked on me. I was hooked ever since on gear and the outdoors. Thanks for all you do and stirring old memories. I am headed for my 69th year.
Thank you for sharing that Jack. Corporal sure is good at that isn't he ... stirring old memories.
I am a Vietnam era LRRP patrol leader and have been enjoying your videos.. We carried only 1/2 of a poncho liner and of course ate freeze dried meals and boiled our water in a canteen cup over a ball of C-4 ignited with a Zippo lighter..
My dad was a helicopter door gunner did two Tod's in Vietnam thanks for your service
@@diggerblair7460 The day I was wounded, three out of six were wounded with one unconscious.. We used a McGuire rig for extraction and after clearing the canopy, flying over a mountain, were lowered into a rice paddy… while I wad unhooking my harness one of the door gunners jumped out and helped me drag my scout to the chopper..
Shawn. your channel right now, is the most genuine, heartfelt channel right now. You should be sooooooo proud of yourself, Sir!! Greetings from the UK, from me and my wolf and thanks, for helping ex veterans, with your worldview. You know your beans!!!!! xxx Thank you, Sir!!! xxxxx
Hear here!
Old but not obsolete reminds me of.....ME! Used WW2 gear when I was first camping as a boy.
Nothing better than that old mildewed canvas smell inside that pup tent!
I was a soldier. I didn’t camp for 20 years after I got out.
Your videos are really helpful.
I use some military gear, but I buy everything used at thrift store and garage sales
That stove was kick ass! Never been so late on a video in over 4 years!
I have spent the last 40 years dealing with people and training them. I have found that you can give out the same info every day and after a long period of time someone will ask a question about the same info you have been putting out. Don't get upset. Give them a quick answer and drive on. We all look up to you. You are a great trainer. Great stuff.
There is no reason for you to apologize we are here to be entertained and learn things from you what you put up is perfectly fine and the true fans here know that stay safe and keep it coming
I have been watching you for about three years. I find all your videos inspiring and interesting. I now have my 12 year old son watching with me. This summer we are going to try and recreate one of your shelters. Thank you sir!!
You have nothing to apologize for, infact we should thank you. In a survival situation we may not have everything we need or can only find some of what we need. In this video you showed us how to adapt, improvise and over come our short falls and to make the most of what we have, thank you.
AAAH, the truly OUTSTANDING memories of back yard, then Scout camping using Mil-Surp gear in the mid-late '50s, and the early''60s! We, my late brother & I, even had dad's Korea War issue K-Bar to drag along!. Also, we had shelter 1/2s, canteens and stainless steel mess kits and utinsels. When the base quartermaster condemned a bunch of down sleeping bags, dad "saved" several from the dump, mom hand sewed the rips & tears, and we slept as warm as if we'd been @home...
Good times, GOOD TIMES!!!
😁👍❗️
The "carrying case" for the white gas stove is actually a cup and pot for the stove and the "wrench" works as the handle for both. Dual purpose to save weight and space. Used and loved this stove in the 60s and 70s.
Yeah I was geeking out over the stove!
Old Vietnam Recon Rat here. Like the flex!
“Start where you are, use what you have, do what you can.”
Thank You.
You know, in Russia we have a similar stove, it's called "Bumblebee"! It uses gasoline, however, the stove has a different way of ignition. I think you should check it out, pretty cool thingy
Shawn, no need to apologize for the shelter or the video. The very essence of survival/bushcraft is making do with what you have. This is what you did. It checked all the boxes for the normal good content you put out.
A fresh show. Perfect for a snowy Sunday afternoon.
That Coleman stove is really sweet! I have one of their green two burner models from the 70s and it's built like a tank. It still works great after 40 years.
wish I could give you another thumbs up just for your attitude about not responding to comments when it is obvious that they didn't watch the video, good for you
I love sitting outside with a warm drink watching these videos! It's so relaxing feels like your connected with nature.
Hi 🙋♂️, love this.. Predator jokes will never get old... and yeah, oc it was the Knight Rider... ( in his dreams ) Nice to use still old school gear. Stay healty and have a good time 🇨🇭🙋♂️
For a old time supply Sgt lifer. Of 37 yrs. job well done. They don’t make the gear like the old gear anymore.
From the mountains of South Carolina. John.
Making do with what you have is the essence of survival. Adapt, Improvise and overcome, A lesson well taught.
Just want you to know that your fans here in Australia do watch you vids & learning at the same time. It's the next best thing to doing the Pathfinder Survival Courses. As you know the current pandemic is preventing most of us to travel so watching you, DC & other Pathfinders instructors vids is improving our skills in bushcraft & survival. We may not have the certification but we do attain the necessary skills to survive in time of need. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and "what no bacon!?". Warm greetings from the Land Down Under. Cheers mate.
I second your sentiments.
@@turnerkatrina8 No probs! Always willing to support a vet.
Nice 👌, THE PREDATOR BLood trail at the end was funny shiatz. 😂🤣✌👍
Love the military surplus gear, let's be honest the majority of us who do this probably started off with used gear they got from family or surplus stores on the cheap.
I'm pushing 40 and still have gear I had when I was 14, because it just lasts.
More surplus gear videos can never be a bad thing.
Your videos are helping me get trough a tough break up and depression. Thanks corporal, thanks for your time, advice and entertainment.
Sgt. with the Edegem FD.
Keep your head up
As a Vietnam Grunt serving 1970-71 we had no internal frame on our Rock Sacks. Only an external frame. A case of C-Rations came with a heavy cardboard sleeve that fit over the case with baling wire holding it into place. We used the cardboard wired to our frame to keep the contents of our ruck from poking us in the back on our long humps across Vietnam.
Welcome home sir! My Dad was there 1966-1967, Army. Still have his butt pack on my web gear.
You gotta watch these start to finish... the knowledge and skills are always in the details you show, sprinkled throughout the video! Keep them coming, Brother!!
I agree, new fan by the way. You've got some great content yourself 😮
Yup even though while out in the bush it is always a hallelujah when intentions and circumstances work without a hitch, but more than naught adaptation and knowledge is what keeps people alive :) and safe.
thank you for your honest and skill. i am ex British army and I think I have learnt more watching your channel then I did in 18 years of service. I thank you.
I don't comment very much on any videos. I just wanted to say I love your videos. Your videos are what made me want to get out and camp more. I have learned alot from your videos and just wanted to say thank you.
On one of your video's comments, someone suggested Patreon. I heartily agree. Let those of us who subscribe and faithfully watch every minute every week, support you in another way too.
For all the reasons to watch a video until the end, that one was an instant classic. Outstanding work as always, and thank you so much for showcasing this gear. I learn something every video! Chili mac is definitely my vote for holy grail gear, but chicken ala king with the freeze dried peaches and making a cobbler is a close cold war era 2nd. You never forget your first, as they say. It's true for love as it is for MREs, haha.
You could tell by the look on your face that you knew it was going to be cold. But you made it work. A green mummy sleeping bag would have worked but you made do. Semper Fi.
I served in the early 70’s Army field artillery my weapon was a M16 A1 made by the Mattel Toy Company ( no joke) . C Rations with cigarettes, and military shelter haves, I loved using mine to make a hammock with my poncho overhead. Worked great and didn’t need to find a buddy lol. I love watching your old school videos.
Roger that! Went to P.I. in the summer of ‘80. They told us the same thing. The M16A1 stocks and hand guards were made by the Mattel Corporation. Rattled like hell. But anything out to 500 meters was hurting or worse for them.
And........I've just bought your tee-shirt and donated another 1 GBP to charity, because you are a superstar!!! Thank you soooooo much, for your content and time on here, Sir!!!
No need to apologize. Appreciate all the hard work and effort you put into these. Thank you
I don’t skip through any videos because that the whole point of learning is to watch the whole thing because your videos isn’t boring like most others are
My dad was a green beret in the special forces and taught me a lot of these skills when I was young. We would go hiking/camping for 2 weeks at the time, and he would deliberately get us "lost" so he could teach me land navigation skills and to find our way back to the trail or truck. These videos bring back a lot of memories and makes me appreciate what little time we had together. He passed away August 25th last year and I want to go do some camping and utilize the skills he taught me. Your videos have helped me to remember some things and learn a lot that he didn't have the time or know how to teach me. Thank you for the content man, he would have liked this stuff too.
I appreciate when you improvise. Life doesn't always (ever?) hand you a perfect situation with exactly the right equipment. Knowing alternative ways to solve a problem or meet a need is helpful!
And my dad put Tabasco on his eggs and a few other things. Every time you use it I'm reminded of him. 🥰
Love watching your videos. I'm a 70 year old grandma that would love to try this. Thank you.
I first discovered your channel during the onset of the pandemic March 2020 and have subscribed since. Continued to watch your videos for 2 years while I was home until I joined back work on ships May 2022. Have been binge watching your videos again and rewatching some of my favorites. No need to apologize for the shelter situation because you've shown, time and again, how we need to adapt to every situation. Kudos and stay healthy and safe. Keep the videos coming!!
64 years old and although we're in different lines of work, your knowledge, ideas and techniques apply to my life.
From the Mora to Sunnuto mc2, and many other pieces of equipment, I've been fortunate to continue evolve a practical solution to mine and my family's needs both in recreation and for my job away from home.
OFS
Hello. Love your content. I used to live off grid for 6 years and I really miss it. And watching your videos gives me so many ideas for when I decide to go off grid again. Or just camping for a few days. Awesome ideas and great content. Keep it up.
1980 to 1984 never had or saw a chemical light used. Only saw a squad stove used once. They had them but never saw anyone with an ass pack. When they switched from C-rats to MRE's they didn't have flameless heaters and they stopped issuing heat tabs, so that was fun. I was an 03 grunt so spent many a day and night afield. Thanks for the memories and SEMPER FI. Oh yea we also had to supply our own tabasco.
Awesome videos. I was in the Royal Canadian Army cadets in the 1970s and the 48th Highlanders of Canada in the 1980s. Lots of cold war camping. Lol. Different gear all of it heavy. Our rations in the 70s were still all canned. They were much better but heavy and bulky. And we hadn't transitioned to the plastic varmit rifle yet. FN,C1 A1. 13.5 lbs fully loaded. Really enjoyed this man.
Hey Corporal, a little story for you. When I was growing up in New Hampshire, my extended family needed help clearing out an old house my brother in law inherited from his dad, who passed away 5 years before. I was about 15 at the time. My brother inlaws dad was a ww2 veteran, so he had all kinds of mess kits, tarps, canvas bags (gunny sacs I think they called them), to put it all in. I was told to keep anything I wanted so pretty much all of it. I can't tell you how many hours I spent attempting to use these things. so much fun, but I wish had your videos to actually learn how to use it all. its all gone 37 years later but I had a blast pretending i knew what I was doing. Thanks for being here, especially at such a chaotic time, when these skill are priceless.
Perfect timing...we have this big winter storm hitting here and NC and this is the perfect thing to watch
I was just thing the something.
Samething
This video reminded me the most of my scouting days as a kid. When most, if not all, camping gear was "hand me downs" from family who were military, or were military surplus. Especially since camping was not as commercialized as it is today, which is almost "glamping" from what I was used to. Side note, leave it to a Marine to say a 25 year old MRE tastes good. Great video, thank you.
Great job Shawn , as for people and their inability to hear you tell them where to get something, they need to learn to listen, use your ears in everything. You don`t you may be bear food. As for the shelter, you did what needed to be done to make it work, life is not always going to go as you plan. Great job and Thanks for all you do . Peace
1. Thanks for another video and I'm not just hitting skip although I admit that I don't always catch every detail the first time.
2. The Hasselhoff reference was AWESOME!
I can honestly say that yours is one of the few channels that I never skip any part of the video. I can’t wait for my girls to get a little older and take camping like my father took me camping. Also, my father served in the Army in Vietnam and was there during the Tet offensive. I appreciate the brief history behind the gear that you used. Keep up the great videos!
Really nice to know girls are being taken camping, we love it too! Fishing, hiking, building fires, shooting, hunting ... all things girls enjoy as much as boys.
I'm a fan of K-Bar type knives. Unfortunately, the military was governed by "How much is it going to cost" and "How Fast can you make them?" So what I have is a full tang Gerber, good steel, insanely sharp, costs a lot. I have beat the crap out of that knife, it has yet to let me down. This is not an advert for Gerber, but I willl recommend them.
I can tell just by watching you that we are vastly different people in life, probably politically, the media we consume etc. However I am glad we share the same country and I heavily enjoy learning from you.
Retired Military . Mid 80s was a broke E4 and camped all over North Carolina. Used just about the same gear. Alice pack and mid weight jungle bag with Army green blanket. This was the best times of my life. Can of Hormel chile and spam with a MRE. Thank you for your efforts and taking us along with you.
Reed Mitchell thank you for your service!!
@@jacobv4564 Thank You. Made me a Man. Some good times some not so. But would not change one second. I still believe and would die for my Country's freedoms. Take care friend.
No apologies or return comments necessary. Enjoyed watching this with my sixteen year old son and explaining things to him. Great video kola, keep’m come’n
OUTSTANDING!!! I like how you think about the old days in the service !! As a retired veteran, I still find myself doing the same.. Keep kickass on videos and no reason for apologies!! Just keep kicking ass and taking names!!!! 🇺🇸
Awesome son! I'm 73 years old and joined the Navy in th 60's. But after a few episodes of your experience, if I could go back I swear I'd join the USMC! Awesome lessons brother! Peace be with you!
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Thanks Cpl.that gear is in pristine condition. Your lucky. The Coleman stove is my favorite. Still got all my gear from that era,including my ifac with all original components. Been using my kit regularly in all seasons for over45years loving every minute of it. My wife watches many of your videos and commented on this one "that's all they gave you guys for a meal,no wonder you stayed so skinny." Thanks for the memory,God bless and Semper Fi to one of Uncle Sam's Misguided Children,(USMC) for those unfamiliar. Keep cranking them out, bacon on bacon with a side of bacon.
Outstanding episode this week Corp, no need to apologize. You made due with what you had. Haters going to hate no matter what, F' em.
Can you do a video on camp security such as predator awareness and deterring? Any tricks or words of wisdom?
I was thinking the same thing, lots of beginners do not know how to keep safe in the wilderness. There are other predators other than bears.
salute to you sir thankyou for serving our country and may god richly bless you!
We have all had rough nights when equipment doesn’t work out quite as we planned. Always enjoy your videos. Thanks for all the time and energy you put into them. Cheers from Canada 👍
That was one badass stove. I was never in the military, but I have a high appreciation for old school military gear and those who used it.
@@benterwellen I bet. Still badass nonetheless
Only numbnuts would Skip through your videos. Best content on RUclips. Keep up the awesome work Cpl. Outstanding AF
when you started reading from the guidebook I recited every word you said, man it is amazing that 28 years later, that all that boot camp knowledge is still lodged up in our brain housing group! 😆 I've just recently come across your channel, outstanding content! Semper Fi Brother!
Don't worry about what people say or do.
You do you! Your content is always alsome.
I'm 60 yrs old and have learned a lot from you.
You got me out side doing the things.
Oh and no response is needed.
Never apologize for a vendor failing to ship what you ordered. Not your fault--that's on the vendor. You had your premise for the camp and what you wanted to use. You stuck to it even though not all the equipment you paid for was delivered. I'd say your adapt and persevere worked 100%. Few people get to a campsite with everything they *meant* to bring. In those cases, they either adapt or they complain about circumstances they can't control. Adapting is a teaching experience. Complaining is just boring. Your videos are never boring!
just going back in time to watch some of your older videos, I always seem to learn something, even at my age (73)
Just so you know, I watch them all, beginning to end and I appreciate all the hard work you put in to these videos.
Thanks Boss.
Sundays are for the Corporal! Keep up the hard work and awesome content Shawn! By far the best channel on the tube!
Good morning Corporal! Another great video!
My grand daughter asked. What was that thingie you used to start your fire? She is 6 and always asks to watch your videos. Good job!
"We improvise, we adapt, we overcome." Gunny Highway
I love the surplus gear videos. I prefer that style shovel over the trifold E tool.
That location is my favorite. Another one well done.
Corpsman Up !
I've been watching for a little over a year now and you make Sundays something to look forward to. You're the only channel like yours that I watch too. I've tried others and it's not the same. Keep doing what you do Corporal. Ooo Rah!
Almost a MILLION subscribers. Woot woot!
"A cool sip of hot water" Not alot of people understand how truthful and funny that is!
Hey Corporal! I still love the overnighters and the skills videos. I do a lot of long distance hiking and my favorite part of your videos is the cooking part. I would love to see some more recipe ideas. Maybe an improvised oven to bake bread or pizzas, some thing like that. I have also made some small swedish candles for cooking and some warmth. I d love to see what you can do with one of those. Just an idea. Ill be watching any way. Keep up the good work.
I don't blame you for making that decision...I watch all the way through and could watch even more....keep up the good work 💪 👏🏼
I don't know why people want to skip through these videos I'm trying to get information and ideas for stuff I would like to do in the future.
I enjoy your videos even though I am around a week late watching them for a time I would watch them every Sunday but hoping to get back to it. Keep doing what you do I'll be watching eventually
Another great video! Growing up in the 80's makes me love this equipment. I love military surplus and remember happily when the surplus stores were the place to get camping gear.
Hi. Greetings from Europe. Loved the russian palatka (палатка).
99% of countries use metric system and Celsius. If you can also share temperatures in Celsius, it will be great for all your fans outside the U.S. You can simply show a thermometer that displays the temperature in both Fahrenheit and Celsius.
Hunkering down here in Virginia! Snowing outside, kicking by a fire in the place with our monster Bloodhound and watching Corporals Corner. Doesn't get any better than this!
Semper Fi MARINE!!
Hey brother.
If you like those Russian ponchos, check out the polish version.
Came in 3 sizes.
Better in cloak form, as they have 2 arm holes.
And a much roomier shelter .
Hey Corporal, I appreciate the work you do and the videos you make. It’s because of you I’ve looked more into camping with as little as I can. Or bush crafting. I have a lot to learn but I’m headed in that direction for sure. Thanks again.
Great content. Loved the thought you put into it and the history lesson. I would have thought that Russian gear would have been represented more but availability is King always. Great work and love the Coleman stove.
If you can hunt down the German Bundeswehr shelter half pup with original poles, you should pick up a pair and try that out (though you being 6' might be a bit tight). I say original poles because people always use either East German Zeltbahn or USGI poles and they suck for it. Both halves rolled up, poles and stakes (again, original poles and stakes) rolled in it like in the USGI single half roll, it's both more compact and lighter. It's also got camo on one side (the Flektarn is actually great for Fall woodland) and OD on the other. In winter months, if you WERE to use it (we used either mss or just a poncho leanto after OSUT) having two people in there would be tight but WARM. Wouldn't have the poles right in the middle to knock the tent down, either. I finally broke down and forked out for a Pomoly and sewed a stove jack in, it's very nice for a canvas pup.
I love your videos. Thank you. I love how you up scales what you have, to fit your height and make yourself more comfortable.
All your vids are outstanding! YUT! I'm too old to push the envelope but I simply love to watch genius at work! Still, I wonder how you would proceed here in Texas... "Join the navy and see the world!" "Join the Marines and secure the area until relieved!" lol Many of us would love to live in wooded lands like yours where there is open ground, plenty of natural resources... solitude and lots of peace and quiet! Here there are millions of acres, but almost all of them are fenced in! Maybe do a once a year 'tour of duty' to different parts of the country and show how it's done where we live?? Again, thanks for the commonsense instruction!
I dont wait anymore i dont want ur vids to go away
It’s a beautiful day. Good morning and a happy Sunday, Corporal. Let’s go Brandon 🤝
Please dont lose faith, me and my son love watching you. Can't wait till your next adventure catch you next time.
Having served 10 years in the British armed forces I can say even in that short time the older pattern gear we were issued was far more durable than the new stuff my first issues bergan which was old and worn as all hell when I got it is still going strong no tears or anything the new stuff I was issued 2 something years ago is already getting worn out so old school all day
I’m sincerely grateful for your concise skill training. My only concern is the impact of “Corporal Style” cuisine on your colon/heart health😂. Even though I’m a thru-hiker, using an ul kit for the AT, the skills I’ve learned here have reduced my dependency on equipment. Skills>gear. Thank you
Love your content bro. I do understand all the hard work and editing that goes Into your videos. Appreciate it a lot.
I love my multi fuel Rodgers cook stove. I have had one since the 1990's. That wrench will nest under the burner and lock into it so it's not floating in the container. The container was not intended to be a pot because it can get fuel in it but if you wash it up good it works great as a pot as well. I still have my Camilis folder from in service too and the same old e-tool. But I loaned that etool out last year and it got lost. 😞 have held onto all that gear since the 1990's I am Seabee and this stuff has been of great service to me. Found an old nesting pot set almost just like that one last year I got it for $15 at a fleamarket Score! I dig my military gear have that old canvas early Alice made my kid his bug out bag out of it. Have the suspenders too with canteens but not the fanny pack part that's a cool attachment.
Not sure why people would want to skip through your videos 🤔 You're very informative and thorough with what you teach. Love watching and learning. Keep on doing what you're doing bro👍