SAS Escape, Evasion, Survival (4/4)
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- Опубликовано: 11 окт 2024
- SAS survival demonstrations. Barry Davies (Ex-SAS) shares tips on E&E. Topics covered include: psychological effects of capture; lock-picking; tracking; using fire; survival kit; map-reading; locating and purifying water; food from the wild; first aid; astral navigation; shelter; hunting and trapping; self-defence; and search and rescue. (Released in 1999)
If this is an E&E situation you DO NOT start a fire, especially during daytime hours where smoke would be visible. The site for the fire wouldn’t be horribly bad at night if you put up a reflector, but water is 1000 x more important than food or a built shelter. Leaving the overcoat over the fence would alert them to you being outside their perimeter sooner, causing them to expand their search with even more personnel sooner. Im with search and rescue. I’m a decent tracker. The slides, moss scraped off river rocks, any left remains of a fire or shelter, smell of smoke, cooking food, etc in an area less frequented all of which he did, would have him caught pretty quick.
plus you can eat raw fish if its fresh.
@@stephenhudson4931 Careful of parasites in the meat though. Always better to cook meat/fish.
They didn't mention hydration until after eating and a bath yet water is far more important than food; if you're in a survival situation and you eat without water, you're done quickly.
Did your mom have any children who weren't born with severe brain damage. The number one way of getting water when you can't find pools, lakes, streams, etc., is by eating. Many foods, and all animals, have enough water content to keep you alive for weeks.
wrong
@@jamesaritchie1 u r an idiot try this crap u wrote and u will see why
4:47 he's picking nettle leaves - grand, then he appears to pick a load of Hemlock Water dropwort.. One of the most deadly plants in the UK!!!
Steven Aley of course do you think they want to teach us how to escape really??
You have no clue at all what you're even talking about. What did you do, watch a RUclips video, or read a book and look at some pictures?
I think you know almost as much as a fish.
He must be a magician..Where did the rabbit go ? It must have done an escape and evade. Me, I would head straight for TESCO, AND HIDE IN A FREEZER. Good arctic training. Or disguise myself as a cornflakes box. I was a poacher in Scotland. He failed to mention, rabbit runs. You can spot a run that a rabbit uses a lot, much like a footpath. That is where you set a snare. I would not have set a fire but ate the fish raw. No signal fires.
James Ritchie are you talking to me? I don't need to prove anything it's right there in the video.. But, as a SERE instructor, I kinda do have a clue. Cheers anyway 👍
At 5:10 that shallow creek would be a great source of yabbies (fresh water crayfish). As a young boy we used to catch these by the dozen in Aussie creeks. They taste like prawns. I reckon they would be available pretty much the world over if you know how to find them.
I believe he was captured for a short time in Serbia.Also wrote the book Victor Two.Some years older now,you can see him on SAS in their own words.
Interesting dramatic film, made by people who knew what they were talking about, but not taking the captured weapon (twice), leaving the coat on the fence signposting your route, starting fires & cooking food in the possible vicinity of a pursuit force, sliding around unnecessarily thru leaves/earth, running around haphazardly over difficult terrain purely try to throw off tracking dogs - at the same time slowing your own pace down substantially & allowing them to close distance with you whilst tiring yourself out rapidly in the process, were strange suggestions for E/E. It's almost as if Davies & Crossland were making a joke film of how not to do it?
Awesome video series. Thank you very much for great information.
I’m getting hunt for the wilder people vibes from this.
Good to see the army provide for all sorts of 'protection' in their survival kits haha
I thought this video series was quite helpful. Thankyou for a great pastime.
@Jules Vallez why?
@Jules Vallez the first two of your points is becasue this is a low funded documentary.
Point 3. He can't eat it raw, he will become sick and then his escape attempt will be ended. In real life, you should avoid fire but if you have to start one it has to be necessary. In real life you have to walk for hundreds of kilometers and you will need food and water.
Point 4. He has to set traps. He just set them up at day light and sleeps. There is nothing wrong with that?
now I know why an SAS life is worth a hundred soldiers
Thank you
At 0:55, I expected him to break out a can of beer to go with his fish.
Probably not a great idea when being hunted down to stop, make a fire and cook your tea on it 😂
Hmmm - disagree.
In the video, demonstrations purposes only. A soldier would not light a fire that is likely to attract attention. The smell will carry long before the flame or smoke is seen in forest.
In terms of food - cooking food, meats and starches, the former allows the opening of proteins for enzyme digestion and the latter, the pulling apart of disaccharide bonds for enzyme use. Soldiers know that cooking food releases greater calorific value to the body (not the calorie count on the tin of food you buy) increasing the useful digestion of that energy. This is crucially needed because you are unlikely to eating in any great quantities and the energy expenditure in physical exertion will be greater than normal. You must eat to function.
Heat also dries clothes and reduces the chance of coming down with sickness. It provides warmth and morale. Being dry and warm makes you feel prepared to go at it all again.
To avoid an open fire, it is common to use a Dakota Fire Pit which will limit the smoke visible and hide the flames - though it cannot mask the odour. It also hides the site of fire (tracking evidence to the hunter force) and can be quickly extinguished. The video showed an open flame, but this is just demonstration and not likely.
Whether on the run or not, you need to heat food and look after your health. All soldiers, especially in the combat arms know that there are at times, limits on cooking, noise, odour etc because the enemy may be operating nearby. In an escape, you will exercise judgement as to when and how, but being on the run isn't itself an exclusion but a consideration dependent on the location of the enemy.
SuperParatech ... Nice explanation!!! ... Nice one superpara!! 👊🏻👊🏻
Hard routine is a must
@@NeObliviscaris3663 yes, but survial comes first!
Mate I said the same. Smoking Fish no less! Hahahahahahagahahahshsgsgshsggsgsgsgaga literally you’ll be found instantly.
@xMrjamjam You were correct on both counts--you should not worry about food until you have water, and protein is harder to digest than fat.
The hunt for Gordon Ramsey lol
Not questioning the SAS survival techniques AT ALL but why would you light a fire whilst you know your being tracked/hunted? I understand that food and warmth are important but surely the smoke, smell etc of a fire can alert the hunter force to your position?
Yes, but it is worth the risk, sometimes. The soldier is probaley just going to eat it and run 20 km away.
green berets were born out of SAS. we use these tactics, we are scientists and professors of the battlefield. Adapt, overcome ,improvise. cheers mates!
Delta were not Green Berets
I recommend "The SAS Fighting Techniques Handbook" by Terry White published by The Lyons Press.
you just hope the condom doesn't break :)
make sure you get the lube and spermicide free variants ;-)
Never know when you have to "keister" some secret documents! LOL
Nice and helpful video series
Hi Barry, this is Kenny.. How are you mate.. Just wondering how is Lofty and Pete Scholey ... Do hope that everyone going well and making a lot of money.
Thats Yorkie Crossley isn't it?
My question has been dealing with trck dogs and attack dogs.but seem to not be able to find any answers.
rip Barry Davies goodmovie.
Harry. I did not know he had passed away. He was the guy who helped to put together the rescue plan for the hijacked Lufthansa aircraft in Mogadishu in 1977 along with another SAS guy called Alastair Morrison. A true professional.
very interesting series...thanks
So many judgey people here. Wow 😅
Is this an Army training video? It seems like one.
Barry Davies passed away sometime in 2016 after a heart attack. Only realised after looking his name up recently.
amazing video........really informative thank you so much for posting, is this a tv show ?
Looking around to see if anyone seen his smoke
Coooool loved it all ✌️
What's up with the people in the background when he's eating?
I thought a condiment could hold 2 litres not just 2 pints, very diferent sizes.
Nothing like a fire to give away your position
Loved this great
More entertaining than a modern action movie!
Weird..The Plant He Collected
By The Stream was Water Hemlock..
He Will Be Dead Within an Hour
Of Eating it..Lol..
You wouldn't want to clean yourself on Hunt and Evasion.... especially when you have tracker dogs after you....I've done 2 Hunt and Evasion Exercises chasing down NZ SAS....when we found them they guys had secreted into their clothes .....they Sleep under High cliff edges or near Waterways
@tysy73 not always possible also it show you were definitely here
When is our Helicopter Ride out coming?
great video series enjoy it a lot good info thanks Peace Krisy
i laughed at the 'survival condom'
maybe im just immature. ;P
@a2m4m60 hmm mabe so but never eat unless you have water to drink
Just high protein foods like fish as protein uses a lot of water to digest
@@littlebignuts02 fats do too, eating anything takes water to process. So if you don't have water eating is only gonna dehydrate you faster
you can also eat snakes, people who do this are called "snake eaters"
Wow, I just noticed that his enemies are German and Russian units.
God bless u, I have learnt a lot, thanks
i forgot how biblical this was
why am i here
@xMrjamjam actually fats take more water to process...
after filtering water,boil it
Move and Nights .....Slept during the day
its shame that they dont use john jay rambo 11111 on this one
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sleep is important but never eat meat or fish without water protien takes alot of water to digest so really your just speeding up dehydration
Resting on a well worn path in daylight bye fantacists
WATER VITAL.
nettles ,dandelions etc ok
mean manu 5:55
0:40 I don't think this was for the video. My conspiracy theory is that he just used this as an excuse to eat his tea 😂 just kidding though, much respect to the people in these situations who are willing to fight for their country.
Sad part is I seen this guy run pass so much energy. Such as Cat tail sweet nuts grass pine trees / pine cone nuts Chicken weed
How about traps? Nothing slows down a pursuer like a broken ankle. Kill an enemy, they lose one. Severely injure an enemy they lose two or three.
this explains why the brits were allways being captured
@doomsdaymachine619 when its all you can find its worth it
Survival condom😂😂.. can protect u from hiv👍👍
he needs to pull the bark from the firewood so t wont give off smokei
MrKinski1 an apache fire pit is the way to go
Wrong way😁
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listen carefully at 8:17, is this shit videotaped in a petting zoo ?!
Eating Plants
Superninja
You play too many video games
Oh tidak jagan oh tidak aku tak salah tolong maafkan aku
lol
cook a fish in a military survival situation is a bullshit, it stinks to kilometers....
How would you know? It's obvious you have never had any training, and haven't been anywhere or done anything, or you wouldn't make such a silly statement. You're better cook the fish. Drinking untreated water that isn't stagnant is almost always safe. Eating raw freshwater fish can kill you in nothing flat.
@@jamesaritchie1 cooking is a no- no because it attracts.
I feel this video is far too basic. 101 level
Why a condom?
And What If You are a Catholic
So You are Not Allowed
To Have Condoms?