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I am so proud that you give back awards, pictures, and personal items to families. I really think every storage sell should honor in their policy that the family gets those things back but I know you and Amber go over and beyond to do this and I just say “Thank you”. I so respect both of you so much for doing this.
I used to manage storage facilities. We try to return items to the original owners, but they don't always come to get their stuff because they think they'll have to pay. ONCE YOUR UNIT IS AUCTIONED, YOU GET YOUR PERSONAL PROPERTY BACK. YOU MUST PICK UP WITHIN 60 DAYS, TYPICALLY.
bruhhhh, i was like how in tf do you not know what a chalk line is, and the compressor and he didnt even know what the wall hooks were...guy lives under a rock or somethin lol
As a military man, I could have told you there were not going to be any guns in that unit. If they were ever there, they were moved out before he went past due
I really appreciate the "look at eBay for pricing" segments, as it shows you're not just pulling figures out of your ass like some other "storage wars" UA-camrs.
@TheMidLifeCrisis817 Yea, same toughts. I've seen some good stuff in there and he didn't recognize any of it. About the safes, every safe with a tubular lock is extremely easy to open with some lockpicktools.
@@code187jwt and it only takes around 10 minutes to learn to rake a lock with the most rudimentary picks and a tension bar. That pick gun is easy mode.
I agree, some safes, especially older ones are often worth ten times more than the contents they hold.... he destroys too fast and too much, and the way he treats books bothers me too.... but then again, I am a former book dealer. HOWEVER, over all they are great, and I am so thrilled for them when they get a good unit...they do so much for charity.
Almost all military gear is marked Government Property when manufactured, because it is built on an exclusive contract for the military, it does not indicate that it can't be possessed by anyone else. The military sells lots and lots of items as surplus. Most larger bases have something called the DRMO office (that is what they used to call it) that sells surplus military equipment to anyone who wants to buy it, typically the public is allowed to go to those.
Ive been watching you for a long time! I love watching your wealth and family grow. I enjoy you so much. Your son is such a perfect little man. You both look great too. Take care and thank you!
The original owner was an Army senior NCO (Sergeant First Class or Master Sergeant). The first award you found was a Bronze Star. He was a paratrooper given the lowering line you found in one of the bags (used to lower your equipment before you land). At least that's what it looked like by the glimpse I got of that line. The case at the end verified that. He MAY have been military police judging by some of the other stuff you found in there that point to law enforcement. OR a medic given the medical stuff in there (or a combat lifesaver). Don't worry about the Government Property markings. The military sells stuff off with great frequency. The bag with poles in it is either an antenna or camo net poles. There may be parts in the bottom of that bag that will determine what it is. Honestly, some of this stuff he should have turned in before getting out of the Army. Or, he bought it afterward. The black cases up high in back are pretty commonly purchased by military folks to store or ship their stuff around - beats a duffle bag. I have a different model, and that is where most of my military stuff is stashed. Some of the holsters and the first helmet you found are not US. The field phone made me chuckle. I haven't seen that particular model, but have seen others from the Soviet era. Hey, they still work! I'm glad you send the personal stuff to the person who rented the unit. There's a story in all that stuff, because it's not likely that he would have left some of those things.
At 13:00 that's the lower handguard for an AK, commonly referred to as an "AK Dong" for....obvious reasons. 14:35 that's an AK upper handguard with the gas tube 30:15 those are brackets used in framing roofs. 35:09 That's a muzzle cap, it prevents dirt, mud, and other debris from entering the muzzle of your rifle without preventing it from being fired, believe it or not they just fly right off when you shoot and have no chance of harming the rifle.
The thing in the white box in the drawer of the toolbox is a lock pick device, you should check it out before you get rid of it that might save you aggravation opening things in the future!
The printer cartridge at the beginning is actually a Taser cartridge, possibly cold weather due to the green doors on it, which means longer prongs for thicker clothing. Retired cop here.
A lot of folks leaving really nasty comments. FYI a lot of times when we PCS housing isn’t ready right away and we have to go to temp housing, our house hold goods end up getting stored and it’s not always in a government facility and not always in the shipping crates they start out in. Sometimes when we retire/separate our household goods sit in storage for a few months while we relocate and find a new job and home (up to a year). It usually happens when we PCS overseas somewhere that we aren’t allowed to take all our stuff so the belongings get broken up in to two shipments. One gets stored for 1-2yrs, the other is supposed to arrive shortly after we do at our destination. In either case the contracted movers regularly lose our belongings. They don’t actually lose them though. They put some or all of our stuff in a civilian self storage place sometimes, occasionally not in shipping crates, and somehow forget where they left it. We come back stateside or call to have or post retirement PCS completed and that’s when we find out half our stuff is GONE! The military branch has no explanation because it’s the contractors fault. The packing contractor isn’t to blame cause they sent it all, the receiving contractor isn’t to blame because obviously not everything arrived. It’s just a whole bunch of finger pointing. And none of the three can say where anything was stored either. This man has a MoH and obtained Sgt Maj. He didn’t get there being a scum bag. The majority of those cases were empty, he took em home empty. See things like that (back packs, obsolete Kevlar, ammo pouches, etc) are considered perishable in the military. Once the item is written off the case is trash. I doubt seriously they lost that unit for non payment. It’s more likely that lowest bidder shit movers sent one guy over to pack a 3-4 berm house alone over 2 days. Dude just threw shit into anything he could find, bundled up totes that were already packed and stacked shit for the truck. (I had movers pack two bags of garbage and my purse with car keys and passports. Luckily the box with my purse and the passports was still staged in the house. Discovered the garbage 16 months later when we returned stateside.) Then part of their stuff went to a 2yr duty station and this stuff was lost in shipping when they got back stateside.
I'm actually retired us army some of the stuff yes ok but lots of stolen stuff in there that doesn't get handed out it was stolen even the pelican cases are supposed to be turn in they sell them as surplus not for people to stell there is a certain creed ncos are supposed to live by and one major part is I will not use my grade or position to obtain pleasure profit or personal safety
The red-and-white scarf, is a shumāgh, its a variation of the keffiyeh, a traditional Arab headdress, that is commonly worn by members of the Bedouin community and in Jordan.
Is there a story behind it? I know with hajabs I think, to give one to someone is like a sign of love/respect. Something like that, I read it somewhere but I might be wrong on some details @@Jean-sv6kk
3:45 Is a chalk line(don't know what is called but). If you were going to a build a wall, you stretch it out (tight) on floor , go to middle, pick it up a few inches then let go. It marks(in chalk) a straight line.
@@TreasureHuntingWithJebus Even with using a sledgehammer, debris goes everywhere, and your eyes don't mend as quickly, when they get hurt or trash in them.
A rare earth magnet could have opened the white safe and maybe the other small safe too. You would make more money selling the undamaged safes than the meager contents you found
Its a very nice and honorable thing to give him back all his photos and awards from the military and says a lot about your caracter man you have my respect❤
The Apple Pie jar was what was once moonshine. The Black plastic things are dust covers to go over the flash hider on a M16 rifle. The "weird looking bullets" are blank rounds for the M16. The black Aardvark Tactical things are caltrops. They are used to deflate tires.
45:56 It's in Hebrew, it says that it contains a kit of 6 training grenades and a model 14 anti-tank rifle. It's probably a kit for training IDF soldiers.
You can also call it: Something to make someone laugh, when they know what it is, what it does and what it’s called… and you say that it’s old and dusty ⁉️ PRICELESS ‼️ Be glad you don’t have to subtract that from your Total Value ticker, because laughter is Close to Pricele$$🤣🤣🤣
It’s a “slap line” connect to one side, walk out to your mark, put it down, lift the line up and let it slap the ground/material for a straight line. Roofers use these lots
@@nickloveman6451 That's not what it's called. It's called a chalk line and is used in all kinds of construction where you need to lay down a straight line. I dare you to google slap line and you won't find a thing.
"Man, did you see the dust come off of that measuring tool?" “That musta been in here a long long time!“😂😂 Its called a chalk line and thats chalk not dust. Used to mark straight lines on hard surfaces like concrete. Pull the string to one end of where the line goes and another person holds the container at the other end while you both pull the string tight, just above the floor and then snap the line to make a perfect chalk line. My dad used to install carpeting before he got his own flooring store and he had a few of those in his toolbox.
I haven't seen any of your videos for a while, but this one so far is amazing. I like they way you're editing it with a total and research values added in.
One thing you have to understand about the military is that it is hard wired into them to take care of and protect their weapons. A true soldier would never store their weapons in a storage unit that could easily be broken into. Thanks for the video though, my husband was listing everything as you pulled it out. Today is his first day on the retirement list after 31 years in the Army!!
3:39 That's not dust, that's chalk. Because what you have in your hand there is a chalk line. The chalk line is the ideal tool for creating an exactly straight line over a longer distance. Working with long rails or rulers is not very advantageous with a cutting length of over 5 metres. This is why the chopping line is used.
I've really enjoyed this unit just for the fact of how excited you are going through it, well done Jebus ,keep up the good work guys with love from the U,K xx
I have to laugh a little... everytime Jeebus says "I don't know what these are for" to the black plastic spacers and then they pan to a shelf in the back... they are the spacers for the shelves.
This storage unit is amazing. 😂 You might want to keep the survival food and things. When the caca hits the fan, you might need it for your family. Love your amazing family and you. I wish you all good things. Also sending you Gods love and care. Praying for you all. ❤🙏🏻🕊
@maxinejordan9609 there's another sun spitting fire ball headed to earth its going to be alot sooner most think. July 24th could shut our grids down so be prepared! Remember when they were making a big deal about seeing the aurora borealis well it's supposed to happen again July 24th from explosions on the 🌞 it sends radio active waves through the atmosphere which causes that visible aurora borealis effects which effects satellites energy grids ect.
God bless you for sending his military awards, challenge coins, certificates, and personal papers and photos. Having a husband who is a Navy Veteran and a father that was an Air Force veteran, I know how important those military items are. The challenge coins are collectibles but they are important to the men and women that achieved and earned them. They aren’t just important for the men and women in the military but also for the families. Thank you for your kindness.
3:38 is a chalk string, used to mark straight lines when doing construction. Now days at large replaced by lasers. 48:23 The cartridges are either blanks or drive charges for propelling rifle grenades or similar application. 51:10 is a hand tool for inserting/removing .50cal cartridges into collapsible ammo belts. 55:23 is a propane heater.
Crazy 🤪...my nameis Cassandra and i really love and enjoy your UA-camshow......interesting unit....very American...love that the previous owner served😊...love that you appreciate his service as well and so proud you send back the personal items back to the people who have lost their storage unit!!!!😮😮😊😊.... I lost my unit because I bcane I'll and could not pay for my unit anymore and I trued to regain my personal items....ie, wedding pictures, my children's baby pictures, deceased family pictures, etc....I can't get those memories back and I will turn 79 yrs old next year😢😢😢 so I applaud you & appreciate you for your thoughtfulness 🎉❤😊
The box you said was kitchen and that you would put out to the yard sale had a white bowl or pot with tan leaves on it. That is a Catherineholm and worth $200 + depending on condition. Please pull that piece out.
They REALLY need an expert to help them when they get home with everything. I too have noticed, they just discard things that have a LOT of value. It's a younger generation thing LOL.
@@LadyDragonsblood I think its helpful when we point out things too. Once you are told once, its easy to recognize those pieces when you come across them again. I have been reselling vintage for almost 13 years now and I have learned so much. Also, I have had many peers tell me or correct me on some things and I always look at it as a learning experience and lock that info in. I once sold a bracelet for $40 and the buyer sold it for $500, after that gut punch I try to research everything. lol Also, I am still learning too. ITs hard to know something about everything. (even for the family know it all) lol I could never know all those weird metal pieces were gun parts. Thats just not in my wheelhouse, but they knew instantly.
@@sandramb01 I agree... it just bothers me that if the item is unknow, "just dishes or books" they are discounted... video games aren't the only thing of any value. They really need an expert helping them.. and yes, pointing things out too...IF they read all the comments.
this storage unit is amazing haha, im enthralled by this new type of video, good job with your ebay citing for sales. I worked as a pawn broker, and its the same thing we could judge on, previously sold items only too not just listed, you are honest and fun to watch
This storage unit is amazing - I'm sad the storage containers are empty. The dehydrated Potatoes are the best for making hash browns :D Amber, I give you so much credit for being an amazing partner to Jebus. It takes guts. Smile, Stay Safe, Keep drinking water.
Those foods are great to have in case anything happens where transportation isn't delivering to stores. Things like earthquakes can happen and on and on. My church in MA advised us to have emergency food on hand. I no longer live there but I do think having emergency food is a good idea. ❤❤❤ many blessings to you all. Broly bear is such a good baby. You really are blessed. ❤
@@TreasureHuntingWithJebusexactly you get better money for scraping them they also don't understand safes aren't like cars where you can just get a copy of the key but aleast they're tryna help you earn more money
Commonly called a chalk line or a chalk box. You can use it on floors to mark where walls go. You can mark long lines on wood that needs to be sawed. A very quick way to create a long straight line.
The weird looking measuring tool with dust coming off of it is called a chalk line ..you make the line taunt and then snap it and it leaves a chalk line for you to cut
We used to put our Anritzu’s inside those pelican cases. They measure the coax cables on cell phone towers. Thats how we can tell if the line is broken and where the break is at. It’s an expensive machine.
Did you see Storage Stalkers latest video?? He and Little Mama found a live grenade in a storage locker. The police and the bomb squad came and disposed the grenade. Alex was freaking out.
The "weird looking bullets" you found were fired rounds that he likely found on the ground. They were likely fired from an aircraft and hit the ground and that's why they're slightly deformed. The "hand linker/delinker" you found is a tool used to link together .50 cal ammunition for belt fed machine guns. Clipping the rounds into the links is difficult, so you use that tool to do it. The green-tip rounds aren't tracers. They're penetrator rounds. Not armor piercing, but basically just able to penetrate body armor/etc.
That wooden grip is probably off of a Romanian AK. The other part in that box likely is as well. The small clear magazine is for a Ruger 10/22. If it has 4 bolts on top, that's one of the good ones because you can use those bolts to make them feed correctly. The thing with a trigger in the toolbox is a snap gun for picking locks.
The black plastic cups are Barrel Caps. We put them on the end of our Barrels so dirt, sand and rocks don't get inside the Barrel of the M4. You shoot right through them when you engage the enemy.
13:29 I feel like the helmet and the Khalifa (the thing you thought was a prayer rug. It’s the scarf looking things you see a lot of them wearing in Afghanistan) might have been from an afghan solider that might have died for him or saved his life or something. That’s what I’m thinking
9:44 Haven't finished looking at your video. But the chalk line is used to lay out straight lines in carpentry. The "ammo cans" have alot of uses since their waterproof and dust proof. All the dehydrated and canned food, cans, med stuff, makes me think home made prepper kits in the making. His left over gear makes me think he might have been an MP. THE Black plastic caps are for muzzle covers for M16's, we could in a pinch shoot thru them in an emergency, they were used to keep dust/muck out of the bores in unfriendly environments. Btw, those aluminum poles might also be mast sections for what was called a ground plane antenna RS-292, but I dont see as well anymore you might be right about tent pole or camoflage netting supports. Good luck on getting your money back. Love the treasure hunting..
Should have asked the owner for the combination whenever returning his personal belongings. Maybe even look into the cost of having them professionally cracked. I wouldn't have destroyed them. They're probably the most valuable items found!
The guy who owned the unit was probably a supply Sgt which is why he had access to all of the boxes and stuff you found, and those rounds with the green tips are mil issued 5.56 green tips
Some of those rails for the ar15 are probably knights armament which means they are worth decent money, I saw you pull the covers out of a box with the knights logo. The stocks at 57:00 are stocks for a SAW
Instead of total value on screen. Why don't you put what you paid. Then deduct value of item you find. For example $900 for unit Find watch worth $70 On screen it's now $830 then keep going
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I would like to buy some of this stuff
ok this storge unit is amazing
1:03:15 GRENADE
AT 46:20 that was an ammo assemble cate that is used to make your own ammo
51:13 that item is a tool you need to use to help assemble ammo
I am so proud that you give back awards, pictures, and personal items to families. I really think every storage sell should honor in their policy that the family gets those things back but I know you and Amber go over and beyond to do this and I just say “Thank you”. I so respect both of you so much for doing this.
Отдавая семейные ценности хозяину, остаешься человеком, и Всевышний обязательно тебя в 10 раз вознаградит
I used to manage storage facilities. We try to return items to the original owners, but they don't always come to get their stuff because they think they'll have to pay. ONCE YOUR UNIT IS AUCTIONED, YOU GET YOUR PERSONAL PROPERTY BACK. YOU MUST PICK UP WITHIN 60 DAYS, TYPICALLY.
Pulls out a chalk plum line and says do you see the dust on that lol 😂
Made me chuckle too.
bruhhhh, i was like how in tf do you not know what a chalk line is, and the compressor and he didnt even know what the wall hooks were...guy lives under a rock or somethin lol
Kids today....
This guy lives on a couch playin vid games ,never did a day of work in the field
They call them tingle lines in the uk... there used to be a specific job called a tingleman
Thanks for giving that back to the Veteran, judging from the two medals you showed he was a bronze star recipient who served in Iraq
The top one is a Afghanistan service campaign medal.
As a military man, I could have told you there were not going to be any guns in that unit. If they were ever there, they were moved out before he went past due
I really appreciate the "look at eBay for pricing" segments, as it shows you're not just pulling figures out of your ass like some other "storage wars" UA-camrs.
It's Google image finder
He is when he says a metal mag is 20 or 30 bucks and wolf steel case for a buck a round
there was a lockpick gun in the toolbox. learn to use it to get into safes without breaking them
This is exactly what I came to say and what keeps driving me nuts
It drives me insane that he doesn't know what anything is.
Bro could have paid a professional to open the safes and resold them. A lot of safes aren't that hard to bypass.
@TheMidLifeCrisis817 Yea, same toughts.
I've seen some good stuff in there and he didn't recognize any of it.
About the safes, every safe with a tubular lock is extremely easy to open with some lockpicktools.
@@code187jwt and it only takes around 10 minutes to learn to rake a lock with the most rudimentary picks and a tension bar. That pick gun is easy mode.
My dad was in the Army from 1957 to 1981.
A lot of stuff you're finding brings back memories of growing up on different Army bases. ❤
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Thank him for his service
That weird language on the wooden box is Hebrew from Israel
I think if you could hire a lock smith cheap enough you could open those safes up , get the combinations and then sell the safes for a profit!
I agree, some safes, especially older ones are often worth ten times more than the contents they hold.... he destroys too fast and too much, and the way he treats books bothers me too.... but then again, I am a former book dealer. HOWEVER, over all they are great, and I am so thrilled for them when they get a good unit...they do so much for charity.
Or he could get the lock picking lawyer on UA-cam to open them up and it would be good for both of them for their UA-cam channels
@@CurtisJackReynoldsthat giy wouldn’t be able to get into those without a keyhole
@@LadyDragonsblood He is young, probably never read many books.
Sad that he lost his stuff. He received a lot of medals and awards....Nice that you gave things back.
Jebus- from an RN with back issues-DO NOT LIFT WITH YOUR BACK. Lift with your legs, hold your back upright.❤
Your right about lifting, if he had stuf in the box to make them heavy. 😂😂
Are you joking? At 270, his knees will give out first. 😊
Sounds like you've never deadlifted
They taught me to put weight on my legs in the nursing home now both knees are out!
Almost all military gear is marked Government Property when manufactured, because it is built on an exclusive contract for the military, it does not indicate that it can't be possessed by anyone else. The military sells lots and lots of items as surplus. Most larger bases have something called the DRMO office (that is what they used to call it) that sells surplus military equipment to anyone who wants to buy it, typically the public is allowed to go to those.
You can't take guns nor clips the owner bought the guns outside the military so it'd fair game to sell
Ive been watching you for a long time! I love watching your wealth and family grow. I enjoy you so much. Your son is such a perfect little man. You both look great too. Take care and thank you!
Thank you so much! We really appreciate it, and glad you enjoy the storage unit videos!
I was a field medic during Vietnam, that burn bag was a very important part of my gear! 👍
Welcome home 🇺🇸 thank you for your service 🇺🇸
Thank you for your service!
Thank you for your service and GOD BLESS YOU AND ALL WHO SERVED.
If this is offensive, sorry, but how old are you to have served in vietnam?
I,m not offended. I'm 71 yrs young!
The original owner was an Army senior NCO (Sergeant First Class or Master Sergeant). The first award you found was a Bronze Star. He was a paratrooper given the lowering line you found in one of the bags (used to lower your equipment before you land). At least that's what it looked like by the glimpse I got of that line. The case at the end verified that. He MAY have been military police judging by some of the other stuff you found in there that point to law enforcement. OR a medic given the medical stuff in there (or a combat lifesaver).
Don't worry about the Government Property markings. The military sells stuff off with great frequency.
The bag with poles in it is either an antenna or camo net poles. There may be parts in the bottom of that bag that will determine what it is.
Honestly, some of this stuff he should have turned in before getting out of the Army. Or, he bought it afterward. The black cases up high in back are pretty commonly purchased by military folks to store or ship their stuff around - beats a duffle bag. I have a different model, and that is where most of my military stuff is stashed.
Some of the holsters and the first helmet you found are not US. The field phone made me chuckle. I haven't seen that particular model, but have seen others from the Soviet era. Hey, they still work!
I'm glad you send the personal stuff to the person who rented the unit. There's a story in all that stuff, because it's not likely that he would have left some of those things.
Also had some Israeli training rounds as well. An odd collection for sure.
I was going to say I've never seen anyone retire as a staff sergeant.. After 21 years he'd have to be at 1st Sgt
At 13:00 that's the lower handguard for an AK, commonly referred to as an "AK Dong" for....obvious reasons.
14:35 that's an AK upper handguard with the gas tube
30:15 those are brackets used in framing roofs.
35:09 That's a muzzle cap, it prevents dirt, mud, and other debris from entering the muzzle of your rifle without preventing it from being fired, believe it or not they just fly right off when you shoot and have no chance of harming the rifle.
This storage unit is amazing! As ex military police I really enjoyed watching this today, brought back a lot of memories, thanks!
Thank you for your service!
The cardboard tube and the Spring are for launching hamsters when you run out of ammo😂
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Lol or t- shirts at the Kid Rock concerts👍
@@markhemphill6295 wheres the difference? Both causes mass panic 😅
Hamsters are adorable to me but Kid Rock is ahorrible Lol Take care and God bless👍😇
This unit is amazing…military history..thank you for your service Sir.(previous owner) Thanks, from Addie in Texas❤😊
You are a great person for helping return the military items back to the owner.
That was entertaining, guy seemed like he had a long and fullfilling career.
The thing in the white box in the drawer of the toolbox is a lock pick device, you should check it out before you get rid of it that might save you aggravation opening things in the future!
Great idea
Possibly the highly anticipated unit of the year! I love long videos, longer to enjoy 😊 Love to all three of you ❤
I think so too! this storage unit was amazing and made one super long storage unit video lol
The printer cartridge at the beginning is actually a Taser cartridge, possibly cold weather due to the green doors on it, which means longer prongs for thicker clothing. Retired cop here.
Ah cool. I definitely think the guy that owned this storage unit was police after the military
@@TreasureHuntingWithJebussame
Those ammo cans can have some value.
A lot of folks leaving really nasty comments. FYI a lot of times when we PCS housing isn’t ready right away and we have to go to temp housing, our house hold goods end up getting stored and it’s not always in a government facility and not always in the shipping crates they start out in. Sometimes when we retire/separate our household goods sit in storage for a few months while we relocate and find a new job and home (up to a year). It usually happens when we PCS overseas somewhere that we aren’t allowed to take all our stuff so the belongings get broken up in to two shipments. One gets stored for 1-2yrs, the other is supposed to arrive shortly after we do at our destination.
In either case the contracted movers regularly lose our belongings. They don’t actually lose them though. They put some or all of our stuff in a civilian self storage place sometimes, occasionally not in shipping crates, and somehow forget where they left it.
We come back stateside or call to have or post retirement PCS completed and that’s when we find out half our stuff is GONE! The military branch has no explanation because it’s the contractors fault. The packing contractor isn’t to blame cause they sent it all, the receiving contractor isn’t to blame because obviously not everything arrived. It’s just a whole bunch of finger pointing. And none of the three can say where anything was stored either.
This man has a MoH and obtained Sgt Maj. He didn’t get there being a scum bag. The majority of those cases were empty, he took em home empty. See things like that (back packs, obsolete Kevlar, ammo pouches, etc) are considered perishable in the military. Once the item is written off the case is trash.
I doubt seriously they lost that unit for non payment. It’s more likely that lowest bidder shit movers sent one guy over to pack a 3-4 berm house alone over 2 days. Dude just threw shit into anything he could find, bundled up totes that were already packed and stacked shit for the truck. (I had movers pack two bags of garbage and my purse with car keys and passports. Luckily the box with my purse and the passports was still staged in the house. Discovered the garbage 16 months later when we returned stateside.) Then part of their stuff went to a 2yr duty station and this stuff was lost in shipping when they got back stateside.
What is PCS? Is that like DTS?
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Permanent Change of Station
Ammo isn't write offs or obsolete neither is weapons parts guy was a theif
I'm actually retired us army some of the stuff yes ok but lots of stolen stuff in there that doesn't get handed out it was stolen even the pelican cases are supposed to be turn in they sell them as surplus not for people to stell there is a certain creed ncos are supposed to live by and one major part is I will not use my grade or position to obtain pleasure profit or personal safety
Yeah ok. Tell thatvto uncle sam lol. Your government would laught at you secretly for that comment@tonyb663
12:54 Ahh the infamous Romanian "dong" 😂 iykyk
The red-and-white scarf, is a shumāgh, its a variation of the keffiyeh, a traditional Arab headdress, that is commonly worn by members of the Bedouin community and in Jordan.
Ah, so almost definitely something from overseas. Makes sense with this storage unit
Ex military...I have one.
Is there a story behind it? I know with hajabs I think, to give one to someone is like a sign of love/respect. Something like that, I read it somewhere but I might be wrong on some details @@Jean-sv6kk
3:45 Is a chalk line(don't know what is called but). If you were going to a build a wall, you stretch it out (tight) on floor , go to middle, pick it up a few inches then let go. It marks(in chalk) a straight line.
That’s not dust it’s chalk falling out of the chalk box 😂
Plumb line.
Use protective eyewear when you bust open metal safes! Metal fragments can easily fly. Protect your eyesight!
If we were drilling maybe
@@TreasureHuntingWithJebus Even with using a sledgehammer, debris goes everywhere, and your eyes don't mend as quickly, when they get hurt or trash in them.
@@TreasureHuntingWithJebusUse safety glasses 🥽 better safe than sorry!
Too late for Lenny.
A rare earth magnet could have opened the white safe and maybe the other small safe too. You would make more money selling the undamaged safes than the meager contents you found
Its a very nice and honorable thing to give him back all his photos and awards from the military and says a lot about your caracter man you have my respect❤
The Apple Pie jar was what was once moonshine. The Black plastic things are dust covers to go over the flash hider on a M16 rifle. The "weird looking bullets" are blank rounds for the M16. The black Aardvark Tactical things are caltrops. They are used to deflate tires.
45:56 It's in Hebrew, it says that it contains a kit of 6 training grenades and a model 14 anti-tank rifle. It's probably a kit for training IDF soldiers.
Came to say the same thing. 👍
Damn, straight from the terrorists!
That item you pulled out of the same tote as the packaged holster is a chalk line, used for marking straight lines in construction.
Cool, lots of good money makers in this storage unit
You can also call it: Something to make someone laugh, when they know what it is, what it does and what it’s called… and you say that it’s old and dusty ⁉️
PRICELESS ‼️
Be glad you don’t have to subtract that from your Total Value ticker, because laughter is Close to Pricele$$🤣🤣🤣
It’s a “slap line” connect to one side, walk out to your mark, put it down, lift the line up and let it slap the ground/material for a straight line. Roofers use these lots
@@nickloveman6451 That's not what it's called. It's called a chalk line and is used in all kinds of construction where you need to lay down a straight line. I dare you to google slap line and you won't find a thing.
"Man, did you see the dust come off of that measuring tool?" “That musta been in here a long long time!“😂😂
Its called a chalk line and thats chalk not dust. Used to mark straight lines on hard surfaces like concrete. Pull the string to one end of where the line goes and another person holds the container at the other end while you both pull the string tight, just above the floor and then snap the line to make a perfect chalk line. My dad used to install carpeting before he got his own flooring store and he had a few of those in his toolbox.
I haven't seen any of your videos for a while, but this one so far is amazing. I like they way you're editing it with a total and research values added in.
That thing that looks like a teardrop that you had it first is a chalk line. That’s why it’s got a lot of dust in it as well.
The chain and hook and stuff in the first ammo crate is called a block and tackle, used usually for lifting motors out of cars 🚘
Sweet. More easy money from this storage unit
I thought maybe a come along
@@shirleysilver3040 I’ve never heard of one of those but I’m in Australia
Yeah that was a Recovery Kit for Recovering stuck Vehicles
The most expensive storage unit we have EVER bought and it was AMAZING! What do you think the total profit of this storage unit will be!?
Lol I'm glad I stopped bidding when I did.. you still didn't lose money
20,000!!!!!❤❤❤❤❤
One thing you have to understand about the military is that it is hard wired into them to take care of and protect their weapons. A true soldier would never store their weapons in a storage unit that could easily be broken into. Thanks for the video though, my husband was listing everything as you pulled it out. Today is his first day on the retirement list after 31 years in the Army!!
@@LeAnnM24 Congratulations on his retirement. You gave your all to us too. Thank you both for your service. 🕊💕🙏🏻🎊🎈🎉
The first watch in the box, will that be on WhatNot? I'm not on FB and don't want to miss it. Thank you. Cat G
I am glad to hear that you plan on giving back that mans awards. As a veteran myself that is important to me that he gets those back. Good on you sir.
3:39 That's not dust, that's chalk. Because what you have in your hand there is a chalk line.
The chalk line is the ideal tool for creating an exactly straight line over a longer distance. Working with long rails or rulers is not very advantageous with a cutting length of over 5 metres. This is why the chopping line is used.
The box at minute 46:00, it's written in Hebrew, it's M-203 grenade practice ammunition. It's a 40mm. The grenade launcher is mounted on a rifle.
I've really enjoyed this unit just for the fact of how excited you are going through it, well done Jebus ,keep up the good work guys with love from the U,K xx
The small black plastic caps are to go on the end of rifles to keep them dry in the rain.
I have to laugh a little... everytime Jeebus says "I don't know what these are for" to the black plastic spacers and then they pan to a shelf in the back... they are the spacers for the shelves.
The stocks you found are for a m249 SAW. The black metal pieces with the allen wrenches are gas blocks for rifles.
That has to be the MOST expensive storage unit I ever heard of. I hope you find the best treasures!!! 🎉
This storage unit is amazing. 😂 You might want to keep the survival food and things. When the caca hits the fan, you might need it for your family. Love your amazing family and you. I wish you all good things. Also sending you Gods love and care. Praying for you all. ❤🙏🏻🕊
@maxinejordan9609 there's another sun spitting fire ball headed to earth its going to be alot sooner most think. July 24th could shut our grids down so be prepared! Remember when they were making a big deal about seeing the aurora borealis well it's supposed to happen again July 24th from explosions on the 🌞 it sends radio active waves through the atmosphere which causes that visible aurora borealis effects which effects satellites energy grids ect.
especially now that costco is selling the suvival food - they may know things 😂
Don't waste your breath..
Check the paperwork out, if it’s military please try to get that back to him too. He may need that.
Only said it like 7 times...😅
Only said it like 7 times😅
I know Brollie is just 6mths., can you check his hearing, concerned GMa.
The chalk liner "you see the dust come off it" 😂😂 i can't
What the heck is a 29 round mag?
Had me thinking my life was a lie 😂😂
UA-cam guidelines does not allow him to say anything more than 30 rounds
@@marshallquigley2027 Someone gets it
No
@@marshallquigley2027 Its so blatantly clear how evil leftists are.... they are literally trying to control what you say
God bless you for sending his military awards, challenge coins, certificates, and personal papers and photos. Having a husband who is a Navy Veteran and a father that was an Air Force veteran, I know how important those military items are. The challenge coins are collectibles but they are important to the men and women that achieved and earned them. They aren’t just important for the men and women in the military but also for the families. Thank you for your kindness.
Thank you and your family for their service!
4:01.... Some are chainsmokers, others are chain shooters 😂
This storage unit is amazing!!!
Always watch all love your videos and Broly is getting so big.
3:38 is a chalk string, used to mark straight lines when doing construction. Now days at large replaced by lasers.
48:23 The cartridges are either blanks or drive charges for propelling rifle grenades or similar application.
51:10 is a hand tool for inserting/removing .50cal cartridges into collapsible ammo belts.
55:23 is a propane heater.
Crazy 🤪...my nameis Cassandra and i really love and enjoy your UA-camshow......interesting unit....very American...love that the previous owner served😊...love that you appreciate his service as well and so proud you send back the personal items back to the people who have lost their storage unit!!!!😮😮😊😊.... I lost my unit because I bcane I'll and could not pay for my unit anymore and I trued to regain my personal items....ie, wedding pictures, my children's baby pictures, deceased family pictures, etc....I can't get those memories back and I will turn 79 yrs old next year😢😢😢 so I applaud you & appreciate you for your thoughtfulness 🎉❤😊
Great job. Never sell Military Medals. Never. You can call a VF hall and they will help get them home.
So will the American Legion
Most military medals can be reissued. Especially the BS medals like we were there and good boy medals...
💜 I’m praying that you get more than you paid for it 💜💜💜
Oh this storage unit was 1000% worth it!
The box you said was kitchen and that you would put out to the yard sale had a white bowl or pot with tan leaves on it. That is a Catherineholm and worth $200 + depending on condition. Please pull that piece out.
They REALLY need an expert to help them when they get home with everything. I too have noticed, they just discard things that have a LOT of value. It's a younger generation thing LOL.
@@LadyDragonsblood I think its helpful when we point out things too. Once you are told once, its easy to recognize those pieces when you come across them again. I have been reselling vintage for almost 13 years now and I have learned so much. Also, I have had many peers tell me or correct me on some things and I always look at it as a learning experience and lock that info in. I once sold a bracelet for $40 and the buyer sold it for $500, after that gut punch I try to research everything. lol Also, I am still learning too. ITs hard to know something about everything. (even for the family know it all) lol I could never know all those weird metal pieces were gun parts. Thats just not in my wheelhouse, but they knew instantly.
@@sandramb01 I agree... it just bothers me that if the item is unknow, "just dishes or books" they are discounted... video games aren't the only thing of any value. They really need an expert helping them.. and yes, pointing things out too...IF they read all the comments.
this storage unit is amazing haha, im enthralled by this new type of video, good job with your ebay citing for sales. I worked as a pawn broker, and its the same thing we could judge on, previously sold items only too not just listed, you are honest and fun to watch
Loving seeing this storage unit, history and man/woman of honour. Salute to you both for returning personal property. 😊
This storage unit is amazing ❤
The dust that came off the measuring thing is exactly that, chalk for marking straight lines when building
Yes!!!! My Sunday is complete!!! 🙌 love you guys ❤
Awesome! Hope you enjoy this awesome storage unit
This storage unit is amazing - I'm sad the storage containers are empty.
The dehydrated Potatoes are the best for making hash browns :D
Amber, I give you so much credit for being an amazing partner to Jebus. It takes guts.
Smile, Stay Safe, Keep drinking water.
The measuring tool was a chalk line. It wasn't dust, it was chalk
Chalk DUST.
@@Syrnian Powdered chalk not chalk dust.
@@Plasmastorm73_n5evv
Semantics.
Powder and dust are synonyms in the sense of small particulate matter.
Those foods are great to have in case anything happens where transportation isn't delivering to stores. Things like earthquakes can happen and on and on. My church in MA advised us to have emergency food on hand. I no longer live there but I do think having emergency food is a good idea. ❤❤❤ many blessings to you all. Broly bear is such a good baby. You really are blessed. ❤
And definitely HURRICANE's. Yes ... I'm from Louisiana 😂😊
You could pay someone to open the safes for you then turn around and sell them having a new key made. Lost out on like $700 in safes
They were not even $700 new retail lol Yet alone used with stickers and no keys
@@TreasureHuntingWithJebusexactly you get better money for scraping them they also don't understand safes aren't like cars where you can just get a copy of the key but aleast they're tryna help you earn more money
3:40 Striking line for building. Strikes straight line between 2 spots on a wall for mounting cables, tubes, etc
Commonly called a chalk line or a chalk box. You can use it on floors to mark where walls go. You can mark long lines on wood that needs to be sawed. A very quick way to create a long straight line.
@@jamescox9427 "Schlagschnur" in German, yep.
The chalk line...see all the dust come off it 😂😂😂
Haha😂
this video was quite interesting and its cool that you are giving stuff back to the vet
I think your wonderful for giving back his military medals instead in of selling them. You are a man of honor.
I mean it be nice if he got all his stuff back .. and not have it paraded online for everyone to see.
Best storage unit ever !!!! Congrats !!!
Thanks! Definitely one of the craziest storage units of all time!
I wonder how much valuable stuff the storage lot owners took from this unit.
The weird looking measuring tool with dust coming off of it is called a chalk line ..you make the line taunt and then snap it and it leaves a chalk line for you to cut
We used to put our Anritzu’s inside those pelican cases. They measure the coax cables on cell phone towers. Thats how we can tell if the line is broken and where the break is at. It’s an expensive machine.
Did you see Storage Stalkers latest video?? He and Little Mama found a live grenade in a storage locker. The police and the bomb squad came and disposed the grenade. Alex was freaking out.
@@georgeburke6336 crazy serious shit.
There is no way someone takes their guns out of all the cases and holster in a storage unit and leaves them. You got got by the facility
Who remembers what storage unit the first freeze frame in the air was!? 😂
The storage unit that jebus found a while back lol godbless your family jebus
I do.
The "weird looking bullets" you found were fired rounds that he likely found on the ground. They were likely fired from an aircraft and hit the ground and that's why they're slightly deformed.
The "hand linker/delinker" you found is a tool used to link together .50 cal ammunition for belt fed machine guns. Clipping the rounds into the links is difficult, so you use that tool to do it.
The green-tip rounds aren't tracers. They're penetrator rounds. Not armor piercing, but basically just able to penetrate body armor/etc.
That wooden grip is probably off of a Romanian AK. The other part in that box likely is as well.
The small clear magazine is for a Ruger 10/22. If it has 4 bolts on top, that's one of the good ones because you can use those bolts to make them feed correctly.
The thing with a trigger in the toolbox is a snap gun for picking locks.
Part of a homemade rocket launcher.😂
The black plastic cups are Barrel Caps. We put them on the end of our Barrels so dirt, sand and rocks don't get inside the Barrel of the M4. You shoot right through them when you engage the enemy.
4:06 That's not just a pencil sketch, it's a sketch of a Bob Ross painting.
13:29 I feel like the helmet and the Khalifa (the thing you thought was a prayer rug. It’s the scarf looking things you see a lot of them wearing in Afghanistan) might have been from an afghan solider that might have died for him or saved his life or something. That’s what I’m thinking
This one in English is called a keffiyeh, in Arabic it is called a shemagh, and the one in the video is from Iraq.
9:44 Haven't finished looking at your video. But the chalk line is used to lay out straight lines in carpentry. The "ammo cans" have alot of uses since their waterproof and dust proof. All the dehydrated and canned food, cans, med stuff, makes me think home made prepper kits in the making. His left over gear makes me think he might have been an MP. THE Black plastic caps are for muzzle covers for M16's, we could in a pinch shoot thru them in an emergency, they were used to keep dust/muck out of the bores in unfriendly environments.
Btw, those aluminum poles might also be mast sections for what was called a ground plane antenna RS-292, but I dont see as well anymore you might be right about tent pole or camoflage netting supports.
Good luck on getting your money back. Love the treasure hunting..
The little black "tubes" are muzzle caps to keep water and dirt from getting in your barrel.
I worked munitions in the Air Force for 22 years. 14:11 is 20MM Brass. 20MM is what most of our fighter jets fire.
Ifnyou serve in any branch of the military you should be exempt from ever paying Taxes of any sort.
Should have asked the owner for the combination whenever returning his personal belongings. Maybe even look into the cost of having them professionally cracked. I wouldn't have destroyed them. They're probably the most valuable items found!
I like this unit ❤
still really enjoyed this video. i loved storage wars and this channel fills that void perfectly.
Respect to you for returning the personal awards back to the owner💪
❤THIS STORAGE UNIT IS AMAZING ❤
The guy who owned the unit was probably a supply Sgt which is why he had access to all of the boxes and stuff you found, and those rounds with the green tips are mil issued 5.56 green tips
Some of those rails for the ar15 are probably knights armament which means they are worth decent money, I saw you pull the covers out of a box with the knights logo. The stocks at 57:00 are stocks for a SAW
Instead of total value on screen. Why don't you put what you paid. Then deduct value of item you find.
For example $900 for unit
Find watch worth $70
On screen it's now $830 then keep going
This was so much fun thank you so much guys
Afghanistan service campaign medal and a bronze star. Man is a hero.
The "bag" you pulled out at 24:16 is a ruck sack that goes with the back pack frame you found earlier.