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Im 67, and i see people on here acting like experts and either giving out bad or obsolete info. Theres things they act like they thought of that me and my buds used 30 to 50+ yeats ago. This man here is straight-up. I was exempted from service but raised in a military family. I was taught all the older training, by my father and uncle (ww2), and newer training and tips from my cousin (Green Beret.) Yep. I fully agree on this fella. Straight to the point and always good info. Some i already knew, but he gives great tips and tricks that may matter a lot on what happens to you . Stay safe. Good travels.
Your channel is easily one of the best of its kind on UA-cam. Great info and SUPER concise. Other youtubers would have taken over an hour to accomplish what you did in 8 minutes. You should teach classes into making youtube videos. The collective value of UA-cam would go up by a factor of 100,000 if other youtubers could be as concise as you.
The more of these I watch the more I thank God for my old Scout survival instructors- Vietnam, Korea, and WW2 vets all- and it's remarkable how much they taught that apparently Ranger training uses. You've even taught this old Eagle a thing or two, and for that I'm grateful.
I$ you light your emergency candles before putting in your kit, and put them out of course, the charred wick acts as charcloth and is much easier to ignite. Can even get it with a ferro rod most of the time...thanks for all you do Andrew!
I like these videos. I also scratch the parafin block used for fire starting when we braai. Then it will ignite quick and immediately. Wheter you use ferro rod, match, lighter normal or the fancy plasma one.. you are gona have flames on parafin block.
Damn good shit! I prefer to keep one larger hank. On the tag end I tie to my saw and chuck it over the branch I want to cut. I put a loop along the hank to larkshead onto the other end of my saw, and long enough so I'm not sawing underneath the branch. Limb falls, I'm not hurt, have material for structure and still one long hank of cord. P.S. don't cut limbs with bee hives. They'll swarm and attack, even if you just began cutting and didn't notice the hive. I already use my spoon. As I was watching I thought, "It's gonna get hot!" But then I saw you using a cloth... Peuw! A splash of water helps too. Awesome video Andrew. Thanks for the knowledge... You're an absolute 'encyclopaedia'!!! "You LEGEND". Cheers!
Hello from romulus Michigan brother thank you for sharing your knowledge and expertise and for taking us on your adventures through the woods and thank you again and GOD-BLESS
Things like those are why i consider joining. (I'm not from or living in America) Though the west really is questionable at best at this time. (in terms of politics and politicians.)
Multiple spoons can be used as insulators combined with wire and sticks to prevent the wires from touching, when making certain field expedient antennas, and confine the flow of the current to project the strongest possible signal.
Good stuff. I thought it was interesting that you extended your "reach" on the saw to allow yourself to remain in cover and concealed from view. The "leaf trick" was brilliant. Sometimes older tricks can be applied in new ways thus application makes them new again.
Thank you for your work as a teacher and your service as a soldier. This video is great. Please show us how to build a hidden, well-warming g shelter in a urban dangerous environment in extreme winter and what kind of lightweight equipment you need that fits in your backpack. God bless you.
Splitting a match is an oldie but goodie. If splitting a wooden match, it is best to start at the head of the match. The finer and sharper the blade the better. Starting at the tail risks "blowing" the striker head off the wood as it splits.
I have been watching a TV show called "Alone". Where they have people go into the Canadian arctic for 60 day with just 10 things. If you last the 60 days you get $400,000. I REALY think you should do it. You would do great. I really think you should look into it. I would Love to watch you just smoke it on there!!!!!!!!!!!!! Thank you for your great informative videos. They really help in my day to day life. THANK YOU.
I love your videos. And your vouce but very loud in the mic. Hun...can you please do a video on types of knots. Don't go so fast. Tell us what type of knots etc. You mention knots all the time. Not all of us have your training and we don't know what your talking about. I love your back pack idea but have no clue what you did to make upper part if straps. I wish there were courses on this stuff. I wanted to be a boy scout when little! No girls allowed. Any tricks on creating a hammock yiu can put a air mattress in to sleep flat? They make them niw but there 600.00! For a hammock! Love ya hun. Keep up the vudeos
A “like” as always. Question: do you think that the military MRE manufacturers actually intended for the spoon to be multi functional or was it an accidental byproduct? It seems sturdier than the run of the mill fast food plastic spoon which I am sure was intentional. All of your tips and tricks are highly valuable. As an aside, I attended an air show last weekend and some of your 75th Ranger Regiment boys from Benning (Moore) reenacted the D-Day invasion by jumping out of 2 C-47s in period correct paint schemes. Very impressive. You Airborne fellas have all the fun.
I had to laugh when you showed how to make the water storage/transport system. After you put it around your neck. I thought May West would be proud of you. For you young pups out there who don't know who May West was, She was known for two things ... being an actress and being very well endowed. She was so well known for her endowed chest that the US Navy referred to their water life preservers as "May West"
@@robshirewood5060 yup from what I have read WC Fields was not very nice to kids. The impression I got was he was not all that good with adults either.
Hello Andrew… if I could only watch one video channel, this is without a doubt the ONE I would and will be watching. Great content and presentation!! Always looking forward to your next video Andrew… keep them coming!
You're good brother! I hope folks appreciate all the hard earned work you have learned and so kindly pass it on! Keep up the good work and as always, keep walking with our KING!!
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Already liked and subed thanks for the info
My father used to put a potato or onion in corner of bags & tie off to carry, he said you might have to eat them.
The more I watch you’re channel the more I’m convinced you’re one of the very few on UA-cam that actually know what you’re talking about, cheers 🤙
2/3 ain't bad.
*your
Agreed!
Im 67, and i see people on here acting like experts and either giving out bad or obsolete info. Theres things they act like they thought of that me and my buds used 30 to 50+ yeats ago. This man here is straight-up. I was exempted from service but raised in a military family. I was taught all the older training, by my father and uncle (ww2), and newer training and tips from my cousin (Green Beret.) Yep. I fully agree on this fella. Straight to the point and always good info. Some i already knew, but he gives great tips and tricks that may matter a lot on what happens to you
. Stay safe. Good travels.
“It is mandatory, once per year, preferably…” had me rolling. Great video!
Or if you ever set foot in Kuwait.
Your channel is easily one of the best of its kind on UA-cam. Great info and SUPER concise. Other youtubers would have taken over an hour to accomplish what you did in 8 minutes. You should teach classes into making youtube videos. The collective value of UA-cam would go up by a factor of 100,000 if other youtubers could be as concise as you.
I agree 💯
It never ceases to amaze me how much you know!
That was The Best 8 minutes of Sunday on youtube!Many Thanks Andrew for keeping us on the best side of survival,Cheers!
Hi Andrew, greeting from Australia 🇦🇺, thank you for your time to make these videos.
The more of these I watch the more I thank God for my old Scout survival instructors- Vietnam, Korea, and WW2 vets all- and it's remarkable how much they taught that apparently Ranger training uses. You've even taught this old Eagle a thing or two, and for that I'm grateful.
YESSIR! You didn't cut the legs this time for carrying water. So you can save and reuse the pants.
Thanks for the reminder.
Really enjoy your content., brings back memories of old, while I learn new techniques too!
Thank you brother
Great content Andrew, there's some good stuff there. Especially the makeshift backpack, the trouser bladder and how to concealed the stump.
Outstanding info, sir....... Thanks for another great video.
Writing on a dried leaf? You always teach me something even if it’s learning redundancy. Take care Sir
Always instructive and very useful material . Thanks !
I$ you light your emergency candles before putting in your kit, and put them out of course, the charred wick acts as charcloth and is much easier to ignite. Can even get it with a ferro rod most of the time...thanks for all you do Andrew!
I like these videos. I also scratch the parafin block used for fire starting when we braai. Then it will ignite quick and immediately. Wheter you use ferro rod, match, lighter normal or the fancy plasma one.. you are gona have flames on parafin block.
Damn good shit!
I prefer to keep one larger hank. On the tag end I tie to my saw and chuck it over the branch I want to cut. I put a loop along the hank to larkshead onto the other end of my saw, and long enough so I'm not sawing underneath the branch.
Limb falls, I'm not hurt, have material for structure and still one long hank of cord.
P.S. don't cut limbs with bee hives. They'll swarm and attack, even if you just began cutting and didn't notice the hive.
I already use my spoon. As I was watching I thought, "It's gonna get hot!" But then I saw you using a cloth... Peuw!
A splash of water helps too.
Awesome video Andrew. Thanks for the knowledge...
You're an absolute 'encyclopaedia'!!!
"You LEGEND".
Cheers!
Hello from romulus Michigan brother thank you for sharing your knowledge and expertise and for taking us on your adventures through the woods and thank you again and GOD-BLESS
Thank God for this dude amen!!!
Great video. Had not thought about the wool sock trick.
Warm salty water gargle is really effective.
Thanks for the video
I made the mistake of throwing my MRE spoon away ONCE and that will be the last time I make that mistake!
Always awesome info on your channel. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
Awesome thanks
awesome Andrew
Awesome information
Good video, useful tips. Cheers.
Major Andrew another excellent video sir thanks 👍🇺🇸
Awesome video. Thank you for sharing with us.
Great video buddy
Thank you
People ask, what would you take on a survival mission? My answer is this dude😂😂🎉🎉❤
Great!
Great ideas! Iknew a few of them already but I ALWAYS learn something new even if it is just another use of an item I already have!
Outstanding leadership Sir. Thank you very much!
Sweet and quick!
Good stuff
as always great job bro👍
Amazin lol
Really cool, I loved this video! Thanks Andrew, always learning from you
I like the bit about hiding fresh cut trees. Hadn't thought of that. 👍
awesome tricks!
Great proven methods and simple to remember. Thank you!
Write a book! Use professional photos. Well done. RLTW DOL
Already started!
Always on point and thank you sir..!
Down here in the Appalachian hills of NC, your lessons are being put to use. Lead the way 🇺🇲🦅
Same here in Appalachia WV
Excellent as always
I never thought about using the wet weather bottoms like that. Great idea
Aweaome
Bro's bow drill cherry is the size of a damn golf ball.
The Sergeant told us it was Officially called "The MRE Combat Spoon", because a Ranger had used one to kill a guy -- so it gets a Combat designation.😁
outstanding, once again, Andrew
I gotta try the spoon firestarter hack.
Works with a plastic tent peg too!
Great video, highly creative & useful material. I will never look at an MRE spoon the same way again. Your channel remains at the top.
AND YOU'RE GOOD TO GO
Much appreciated, Brother. Bless you.
Something that we were not issued was 2 piece rain gear. Always carried 2 ponchos though. Great video
👍👍👍
🌟10 stars, That was a great start to a video. I thought about the old days when my grandfather was chewing "RED MAN" chewing tobacco..
Things like those are why i consider joining.
(I'm not from or living in America)
Though the west really is questionable at best at this time. (in terms of politics and politicians.)
🎉You are the best...!!🎉 thank you..!
all your videos should be made into a book therefore we could carry it and reference
I just found myself wanting a salt rinse for medical reasons and didn’t have any salt in my edc kit. I do now! Good info today!
Hi Andrew. Thank you for another top class video. Stay safe. ATB. Nigel
Always amazing videos with excellent tips and tricks. Very knowledgable.
Great video 👍 ,but now I curious, ,How do you turn an MRE spoon into an antenna??
That sounds like a cool MacGyver trick
Multiple spoons can be used as insulators combined with wire and sticks to prevent the wires from touching, when making certain field expedient antennas, and confine the flow of the current to project the strongest possible signal.
@@RangerSurvivalandFieldCraft
Thanks for the explanation 👍
Thanks for having cool content and not constantly
WHINING and COMPLAINING
about everything and everyone every Sunday. So refreshing.👍
@@hemansr3893 I can’t believe anybody would do that! 😎😎😎
Thanks for posting. I always learn something from every video. I appreciate your efforts and insight. Keep up the good work.
Excellent..
“Down and dirty “ video..
Sunday wouldn’t be the same if I didn’t watch your videos..
thanks for all you do…
😊
Good stuff. I thought it was interesting that you extended your "reach" on the saw to allow yourself to remain in cover and concealed from view. The "leaf trick" was brilliant. Sometimes older tricks can be applied in new ways thus application makes them new again.
Hey big guy, what type of wood to make about lighter
Thank you for your work as a teacher and your service as a soldier. This video is great.
Please show us how to build a hidden, well-warming
g shelter in a urban dangerous environment in extreme winter and what kind of lightweight equipment you need that fits in your backpack.
God bless you.
Love your channel. One channel i can trust and dont have to doubt. Thank you for all you do. Much appreciated and so much respect for you! 💪💪
#AwesomeAndy knows his stuff. Solid dude. I'd trust him with my newborn daughter. #RLTW
Splitting a match is an oldie but goodie. If splitting a wooden match, it is best to start at the head of the match. The finer and sharper the blade the better. Starting at the tail risks "blowing" the striker head off the wood as it splits.
I love the videos! Learning so much. Do you ever have binoculars on you and do you ever talk about your watch?
ALWAYS EDUCATIONAL & INFORMATIVE, ANDREW!
Hey brother where are you located? I'm in Tn, retired from 5th SFG.
I have been watching a TV show called "Alone". Where they have people go into the Canadian arctic for 60 day with just 10 things. If you last the 60 days you get $400,000. I REALY think you should do it. You would do great. I really think you should look into it. I would Love to watch you just smoke it on there!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you for your great informative videos. They really help in my day to day life. THANK YOU.
If a bear eats your defenseless posterior, you do not collect the 200,000 toonies.
This guy doesn't survive the Wild. The wild survives HM!!!
Excellent video brother. Great content .Keep them coming!!
No fucking way sir. I knew i recognized that voice.
🇺🇸
I love your videos. And your vouce but very loud in the mic. Hun...can you please do a video on types of knots. Don't go so fast. Tell us what type of knots etc. You mention knots all the time. Not all of us have your training and we don't know what your talking about. I love your back pack idea but have no clue what you did to make upper part if straps. I wish there were courses on this stuff. I wanted to be a boy scout when little! No girls allowed. Any tricks on creating a hammock yiu can put a air mattress in to sleep flat? They make them niw but there 600.00! For a hammock! Love ya hun. Keep up the vudeos
Priceless. Thank you! God bless :)
I appreciate this video lots of good ideas hope you can make more like this one!
A “like” as always. Question: do you think that the military MRE manufacturers actually intended for the spoon to be multi functional or was it an accidental byproduct? It seems sturdier than the run of the mill fast food plastic spoon which I am sure was intentional. All of your tips and tricks are highly valuable. As an aside, I attended an air show last weekend and some of your 75th Ranger Regiment boys from Benning (Moore) reenacted the D-Day invasion by jumping out of 2 C-47s in period correct paint schemes. Very impressive. You Airborne fellas have all the fun.
The spoon was probably just a happy coincidence. It’s a polymer so that means cheap plastic which makes sense = military.
Informative and beneficial video!
Can we see how to make the MRE spoon into a trap trigger ?
I had to laugh when you showed how to make the water storage/transport system. After you put it around your neck. I thought May West would be proud of you. For you young pups out there who don't know who May West was, She was known for two things ... being an actress and being very well endowed. She was so well known for her endowed chest that the US Navy referred to their water life preservers as "May West"
"Peel me a grape, Beulah!
correction it was MAE WEST, she was definitely invested in her vest,
@@peterbogart4531 Mr Fields do you like children?
Yes but i cannot eat a whole one!!
@@robshirewood5060sorry, yes you are correct it is Mae not May, Sheesh!!!
@@robshirewood5060 yup from what I have read WC Fields was not very nice to kids. The impression I got was he was not all that good with adults either.
Hello Andrew… if I could only watch one video channel, this is without a doubt the ONE I would and will be watching. Great content and presentation!! Always looking forward to your next video Andrew… keep them coming!
Wow, thanks!
Never to dissapoint. Another great video. Thank you.
Awesome video! Clear, concise, as always, thanks for sharing the knowledge. I appreciate you.
So many good Tipps and Tricks. Thank you Andrew 🙏
I remember burning the MRE spoons to blacken our front sight post before qualifying with our M16's. Great content on your channel.
Great stuff always a learning thanks for sharing
Excellent! Thank you Andrew!
Awesomeness, once again. Thank you!
You're good brother! I hope folks appreciate all the hard earned work you have learned and so kindly pass it on! Keep up the good work and as always, keep walking with our KING!!