I'm an aircraft mechanic in the USAF. FOD is Foreign Object Debris, which could mean screws, hardware, rocks, etc that could damage an aircraft engine or get lodged in a flight control to jam it. Those coveralls had sealing pockets (velcro, zippers, or buttons) to keep hardware from falling out.
Brown gloves are flyers gloves and the white nomex gloves are the inserts for them. The camo pattern on the winter whites is someone took their laundry bag as a stencil and added some slight camo. The white ties on the winter white top is probably a sniper adding attachments for winter ghillie cam. Green mittens were part of the cold weather gloves system along with the shooter mittens , all old 1950’s stock that I got issued in the late 90’s. The black gloves are the pilots cold weather flight gloves.
Those black winter rubber covers should work great to waterproof mukluks during wet cold periods. Do they fit over the mukluk shell or as a replacement to the shell?
Bit late to this video, but I recently bought a crate from Trenton also, and got a bunch of helicopter tactical pants. I want to know what those two plastic clips are in the pockets... any idea?
The 1954 leather mittens was what you wore as an outer layer above the wool “salt & pepper” mitts during winter exercises as a work glove when you did not require the arctic mitts.
FOD is foreign object damage. Its an air force term for something going down the engine or getting dropped etc into an aircraft and causing damage to the aircraft. The overalls don't have buttons that can fall off into an aircraft and all fasteners are probably velcro. When you go into an aircraft hanger you will always be told to "DE-FOD" by taking everything out of your pockets and removing anything that could drop or fall off you and Bury itself in an aircraft
The tall black boots with the zipper and leather string in the back are women's dress boots. We ordered them from Logistik with our points. The gloves with black leather palms and brown outer were issued to the air force. Not bad for driving but don't keep your hands warm in northern AB!
When these are disassembled all of the nylon components can be separated from the frame. I throw everything but the frame in my washing machine and turn on every option it has.
I’m on my second pair of mk5 Royer boots. I wear them when working in our broiler chicken barn and during the summer. The rest of the time I wear mk4 boots when not in dunlops.
The steel toed boots seem to have a common failure in the tread coming away from the boot. I picked up a pair of them, and both boots had the tread pull away. Fixed it up nicely with a product off of Amazon called "Shoe Goo" Once applied, my boots were as good as new. Not sure how much the boots 'should' cost new, but I picked them up from a surplus shop for under $70, and the shoe goo was another $15.
I have the hot weather safety boot that has the vent dots on the upper, Never seen the model for sale often but they're awesome, My buddy had them before me and it's they've had about 5 years between us. Also, The Heli suit stuff you got is Fire Resistant, Made of nomex
I think someone in the QM at 424 Sqn is looking at all the helicopter pants going... hey wait a minute... lol Nice find in the bivvy and the sleeping bags.
Hi Roger. Are you referring to suspenders that held the ammunition belt (webbing)? If so there was suspenders on both the 64 and 82 pattern webbing, the 64 would likely be the most similar.
@@rogerclemmons8652 the 64 pattern suspenders are going to be hard to find, they have been out of service for a long time and are very rare. The 82 pattern suspenders are very common and inexpensive. Any surplus store would likely to have them, I don't know what area you are in but Army Issue Surplus in Port Credit will likely have them and is a good guy to deal with.
I enjoy these videos. Actually, I enjoy all your videos. 🤔 You should post more often... I find militsry surplus clothing is usually so small - I guess military age guys then to be thinner and smaller than me. That said, I'd love to buy a pair of mukluks.
Gcsurplus must be a inside bidders to raise the price or the idiot bidders don’t do their homework before start bidding. For example other day 2010 dodge caravan with 90k km went for $6500.00 crappy look, same van on kijiji and auto trader in mint condition with safety for $4300 149k km
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I'm an aircraft mechanic in the USAF. FOD is Foreign Object Debris, which could mean screws, hardware, rocks, etc that could damage an aircraft engine or get lodged in a flight control to jam it. Those coveralls had sealing pockets (velcro, zippers, or buttons) to keep hardware from falling out.
This was hilarious! Very cool stuff and you presented fantastically.
Thanks for the education and humour Tell.
Thank you
Brown gloves are flyers gloves and the white nomex gloves are the inserts for them. The camo pattern on the winter whites is someone took their laundry bag as a stencil and added some slight camo. The white ties on the winter white top is probably a sniper adding attachments for winter ghillie cam. Green mittens were part of the cold weather gloves system along with the shooter mittens , all old 1950’s stock that I got issued in the late 90’s. The black gloves are the pilots cold weather flight gloves.
Those desert boots with thick treads are indeed for de mining operations to minimize injuries from anti personnel and IEDs.
Looks like a lot of fun in that box. Thanks for making this!
Those black winter rubber covers should work great to waterproof mukluks during wet cold periods. Do they fit over the mukluk shell or as a replacement to the shell?
I think they would have to be a replacement.
What a crazy haul....🎉🎉
Bit late to this video, but I recently bought a crate from Trenton also, and got a bunch of helicopter tactical pants. I want to know what those two plastic clips are in the pockets... any idea?
David Clark muffs are great I picked up a pair 30 years ago and still use them at the range.
The 1954 leather mittens was what you wore as an outer layer above the wool “salt & pepper” mitts during winter exercises as a work glove when you did not require the arctic mitts.
Thanks
FOD is foreign object damage. Its an air force term for something going down the engine or getting dropped etc into an aircraft and causing damage to the aircraft. The overalls don't have buttons that can fall off into an aircraft and all fasteners are probably velcro. When you go into an aircraft hanger you will always be told to "DE-FOD" by taking everything out of your pockets and removing anything that could drop or fall off you and Bury itself in an aircraft
Good video thankyou for your service
The tall black boots with the zipper and leather string in the back are women's dress boots. We ordered them from Logistik with our points. The gloves with black leather palms and brown outer were issued to the air force. Not bad for driving but don't keep your hands warm in northern AB!
Great hall once again Tell. That 82 patterned ruck, how do you clean it up?
Nate
When these are disassembled all of the nylon components can be separated from the frame. I throw everything but the frame in my washing machine and turn on every option it has.
The kit bag without the tab for the zipper can be easily remedied by putting a thin zap strap through the knob part. Good as new.
How do you purchase the surplus boxes?
I used my credit card.
@@OshawaBushcraft😂
Its your classic offer and acceptance story.
Great video. Thanks
I’m on my second pair of mk5 Royer boots. I wear them when working in our broiler chicken barn and during the summer. The rest of the time I wear mk4 boots when not in dunlops.
The steel toed boots seem to have a common failure in the tread coming away from the boot. I picked up a pair of them, and both boots had the tread pull away. Fixed it up nicely with a product off of Amazon called "Shoe Goo" Once applied, my boots were as good as new. Not sure how much the boots 'should' cost new, but I picked them up from a surplus shop for under $70, and the shoe goo was another $15.
Nice
I have the hot weather safety boot that has the vent dots on the upper, Never seen the model for sale often but they're awesome, My buddy had them before me and it's they've had about 5 years between us.
Also, The Heli suit stuff you got is Fire Resistant, Made of nomex
That's sweet, thanks.
I think I have a pair of those same boots. Ones I got were never issued,mint condition.
Shalom. The reason some of those boots are failing. Are they made by Georgia Boot.
Aleichem shalom
I remember being told the Mark 3 boots were actually Kodiak Grebs, but they certainly don't match modern Grebs. One of my favourite boots of all time
I ❤️ surplus! Keep making these videos!
On my trip to to Canada i regret not picking a pair of those ecw coveralls, they were my size and everything
I think someone in the QM at 424 Sqn is looking at all the helicopter pants going... hey wait a minute... lol Nice find in the bivvy and the sleeping bags.
A boot rundown would be interesting.
does canada have an equivalent to the US m1956 field suspenders?
Hi Roger.
Are you referring to suspenders that held the ammunition belt (webbing)?
If so there was suspenders on both the 64 and 82 pattern webbing, the 64 would likely be the most similar.
@@OshawaBushcraft thanks and would you know where my best chance of getting a pair in canada would be?
@@rogerclemmons8652 the 64 pattern suspenders are going to be hard to find, they have been out of service for a long time and are very rare. The 82 pattern suspenders are very common and inexpensive. Any surplus store would likely to have them, I don't know what area you are in but Army Issue Surplus in Port Credit will likely have them and is a good guy to deal with.
@@OshawaBushcraft cool, im trying to create a custom tool belt and was looking for something canadian
Ziplock bags. Hack to keep your mess kit clean after meal.
Where can I contact you about the helicopter pants/shirts?
You can email me or find me on Facebook.
What is the government surplus website called?
Good hall bro. Ya. Do a boot vid. Thank you for the video. Cheers 🍻
I think the only bivy maker I have ever seen was Mustang. Ill have to check the two I have left whenever I get home.
I wanna see the boot list!
Gota a extra set of extreme cold weather bibs? I am 6,4 240lbs
Send me an email
@@OshawaBushcraft
There is no email address in the about tab section. I am not on FB.
@@sheilaschepp5761 crap, im not seeing it on the app either, maybe it's only on PC. Anyway, Tellstacheruk@gmail.com.
F R was fire resistant. The leather mittens were removing hot barrels ? Lol
I enjoy these videos. Actually, I enjoy all your videos. 🤔 You should post more often...
I find militsry surplus clothing is usually so small - I guess military age guys then to be thinner and smaller than me. That said, I'd love to buy a pair of mukluks.
those " old style " combat boots were little more than a 2x4 wrapped in leather !
You're not wrong.
Google tells me that FOD in work wear / safety clothing stands for Foreign Object Debris
was just about to say this, mainly is a problem for aircrafts and such
i wouldn't mind having one of those bibs/(you called it cover all) waist size 36.
Send me an email
FOD: "Foreign Object Damage" or "Foreign Object Debris".
Is any object, particle, substance, debris or agent that is not where it is supposed to be.
fr is fire resistant
Getting value for money with the boots is what it's all a-boot.
Thank you for helping Ukraine
Ranger rolls
Skivey role, socks and underwear
That's it! Thank you
Looks like the best of the lot was the used underwear.
Boot Video please!
Ranger roll
Interested in selling the 73-44 cold weather parka?
PM sent on FB.
I have a pair of the IED Boots, My cousin who served in Afghanistan with the Canadian Army told me they are for IED's.
Smith goggles
Your sizes are the same as Australian military
Cool
Gcsurplus must be a inside bidders to raise the price or the idiot bidders don’t do their homework before start bidding. For example other day 2010 dodge caravan with 90k km went for $6500.00 crappy look, same van on kijiji and auto trader in mint condition with safety for $4300 149k km
FOD = Foreign Object/Debris
Нelp Ukraine, please. Thank you. God bless you.
Those 1951 leather mittens were made by a Canadian company based out of Winnipeg (Raber?) and were issued during the Korean War.🇨🇦🫡🇨🇦