I just saw this for the first time today 11/25/22 and as a former US Army Survival/Escape/Evasion Trainer, I really appreciate your brevity. You get to the point and don't talk about yourself like you are some survival god and it's all about you. Excellent training thanks.

@brandyhouston2105

Жыл бұрын

Survial God...😊..wouldn't that be Jesus??

@georgepayne8019

10 ай бұрын

Yep 10:50

Early 1980s I had a pilot survival knife. One day, I was the RSO for a night TOW missile live fire range. Next morning, while cleaning up the range, I wrapped about 100 feet of tow wire around the handle and secured it with 100MPH tape. I later exchanged the tape for an inner tube and had that knife for another 25 years. I used the wire a couple times to set up snares but never caught anything. The wire was so fine it was hard to work with.

"you can't over char anything" A hugely undervalued piece of knowledge. 👌 Cheers Andrew.

@DL-ij7tf

Жыл бұрын

Yeah I actually did wonder about that. Good to know.

You consistently put out the best survival content on KZread IMO. Well done as always.

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Жыл бұрын

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Жыл бұрын

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Жыл бұрын

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Жыл бұрын

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Жыл бұрын

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Excellent TTPs for individual survival today Andrew! The “Yeti” is a new one for me, and an excellent idea for field expedient camouflage… that’s going in my tool kit! The Aviation Survival Knife was one of my first fixed knives on my LBE (read, ALICE LC-2 gear) waaay back in the day until I upgraded. Still have a fondness of that model, maybe it’s nostalgia! Keep up the Fire!

@NikosKatsikanis

Жыл бұрын

upgraded to what?

@johnkline5930

Жыл бұрын

@@NikosKatsikanis oh, various phases… Ka-Bar, Glock Field Knife, and finally when they told us no more fixed blades except for bayonets then folders became a thing before multi-tools… the Gerber Gator was a popular folding knife. Tough and not so expensive to cry about it if you lost it… maybe upgrade was a poor choice in wording… I never had the money to invest in say something like a Randall custom knife.

@Mr.No-wo2cp

Жыл бұрын

@@johnkline5930 I bought a Gerber Gator on active duty too, in combat training at the PX. Upgraded to a Buck full tang fixed blade when my Gerber Gator hinge went to peices on me. I still have that Buck as a keepsake in my footlocker, twenty years later. As a Marine I have several Kabar knives in my collection now (WW2, etc) but I never carried a Kabar on active duty, or even remember a time in the woods or rivers afterwards with a Kabar. There's so much better choices now. If you can only have a bayonet then I highly recommend one of the new USMC bayonets that are half Kabar/half bayonet

@NikosKatsikanis

Жыл бұрын

@@johnkline5930 thx

@CptnSavage

5 ай бұрын

Laughs hard... I STILL have my ALICE large rucksack with frame. It does take me back... waaay back.

Andrew , another Outstanding video!! Again you show your skill as a Instructor in showing us the military skill's used by our armed forces in survival and bushcraft! The survival knife is a great tool , have seen many through the years in surplus stores and with veterans that kept theirs . Keep the videos going Andrew !!!

I knew a Ranger back in 1979 who only carried the Pilot Knife you used here. He said it was his favorite because “it isn’t expensive, it can be bought just about anywhere, and it’s as tough as nails”. I’ve had many of them (still have two). I give them to friends and family who are just starting out in the wilderness/survival arena.

@CrimsonRaven51

Жыл бұрын

I carried one when I was in the Army back in 1971. I still have it and it’s as good as the day I received it as a birthday gift. Had to replace the sheath though. Original one got bad case of jungle rot.

@Mr.No-wo2cp

Жыл бұрын

@@CrimsonRaven51 Find yourself a USN dive knife sheath from a Mk3 Mod O dive knife. Fits my AFSK perfectly, will never rot and it gives spring retention not just a snap

Love this series. It's like watching all our FM drawings realized and demonstrated. Thank you for posting these...nothing like Mil-craft on a Sunday. Look forward to every week.

These are really great!! Love when you use a diverse selection of gear and show everyone the reason for variety and also a way to see alternatives. Thank you for all the videos though!

Excellent tips for the day, thank you Andrew. My cousin brought me some military issued tools, he brought me the 498 Ontario knife & a rucksack, He's airborne infantry, he's been in the army for 3 and a half years, he's almost to sergeant. he says that he wants to keep reenlisting until he is at least 40, I truly thank all military personal and veteran's my grandfather served in the Kearon war and Vietnam my uncle fought in Vietnam and was shot. Thank you for these helpful tips

@chrisyangtze8403

Жыл бұрын

All Gave Some and Some Gave All...82nd Airborne... Now retired the general says thank you for your service 🐕‍🦺 sorry son you can't run over the Old hills anymore ahhhhhh....

Thanks for all the great tips, keep them coming. Being non military, I enjoy your take on things and appreciate your teachings. Be well and stay safe. ✌️🇨🇦

No.1 Survival Rule - ALWAYS take Andrew O. with you, wherever you go!

Love the YETI. Always appreciate the cool presentation of historical items and new found uses of such equipment.

Excellent, brother - from a former SERE instructor. RLTW, DOL. Subbed

@RangerSurvivalandFieldCraft

Жыл бұрын

Thank you sir!

I used the the 499 aircrew survival knife since 1079, owned many, my go to knife thru the 80’s. This is a tough knife, I never abused it but used as intended. I’ve had it on the river on canoe trips and in the Everglades, on hikes snd camping. I’m going to get it back out and put it back in service. Great video Andrew.

More great subject matter from the best survival channel on the internet. Keep ‘em coming Andrew.

That firestarter made out of the flashlight, wires, and steel wool was a thing of excellence. Great idea and another tool for the toolbox of survival knowledge!

I was a 15T1f in hawaii, that knife was turned in and we got the newer version back in 2006. I preferred the one you're using over the new issue one for hammering.. I have a couple of the old ones and have been using them for bushcraft/ field training. Good tool for the price

Awesome video Andrew, thanks for helping make Sunday's great again! 👍🏻👍🏻

Thanks for all the “ free chicken” ! Didn’t realize the military poncho had so many uses. 🇺🇸👍

As a former german bundeswehr soldier , I like your survival and bushcraft tips ! Straight , direct and no Hollywood shows ! 😉

@RangerSurvivalandFieldCraft

Жыл бұрын

I lived on Garlsted for a few months with the Bundeswehr, did the Schützenschnur with them!

Good stuff Andrew, as always. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and skills.

Andrew, congrats on your newly awarded diplomas! This nation and your subscribers are so very fortunate to get to learn from a great teacher and Ranger like yourself. You truly put in A LOT of work, blood and sweat to earn those diplomas. May God continue to shed His grace on you, your family and rekindle a love for true freedom in all of us.

@BingWatcher

Жыл бұрын

I was not aware of Andrew getting a new diploma Do you have more information about this? Thank you

One of the most informative 10 minutes out there. Very good info. Some I knew some not. 👍

Excellent video! You put out some of the best survival content anywhere! Thanks for sharing!

Favorite new survival skills channel! so much new stuff I've never seen anyone else do.

Good tips as always. These 10 minute videos are perfect when you just have a few minutes.

Wow, I had never known what those two holes in the guard were for. Insightful video my friend.

These "Ten Skills In Ten Minutes" videos are outstanding! I've known of some of the techniques but certainly not the majority of them. Thanks for sharing these skills.

One of the best channels on YT. Watch all of Andrew’s videos if you want some advanced education. Very grateful he shares this with us in good quality video. Thank you brother.

@cindyjean3208

Жыл бұрын

My favorite teacher of survival information…😊.

@Norfolk440

Жыл бұрын

@@cindyjean3208 I know right? He’s legit. Awesome dude.

10 in 10, is a 10 out of 10. Good stuff Andrew!

Man, I love this series. I have learned so much. You are on to something here. You do all the services a solid. Marine Corps survival kit. As a Marine, we do research and test stuff a little better than the Army, because we are broke. That was one of the many jobs I had in the Corps. Just look at the disaster of the Army ACU utility uniform. Anyway, great job and information you are providing. Thanks.

Those were some fantastic tips. Thank you so much for, once again, sharing your knowledge with us!!

Great video Andrew, your 10 in 10 are amazing. Keep up the great work.

I love your delivery of the valuable information. Compact and enlightening, no drawn out drivel. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and expertise gained through extensive experience.👍👍👍👍👍

Awesome video Andrew! Greatly appreciate the knowledge that you share with us all!!!

Great video Andrew keep em coming bud. Stay safe and be well brother. Strength and Honor... 👊 🤙 🍻

I never fail to learn something new from these videos, thank you 👍

Congratulations on finding a format that works for the channel and for you. As for the orienteering portion that could be a whole ten minute video by itself. Great tips. God Bless and God Speed

As always, a great and practical film, Mr. Andrew. Best wishes and best wishes 👍💪🙂🌲

Outstanding video, as always !!

Thanks Andrew that was outstanding. Really appreciate all your efforts

Outstanding

Excellent as always. The more you know!. Very informative. Keep them coming. Thanks.

That's what's up! Thanks Andrew!

WOW, that pilot survival knife was the first real sheath knife I ever owned, I beat the crap out of mine and it always came back for more!! Love the yeti idea!!

We were still using that L shaped flashlight in the army here in 1996, I had no idea you could start a fire with it ! That was awesome man. Thanks.

Outstanding carry on , you really give clear explanations and demonstrations I appreciate all you do

These are awesome. Great skills to consider and have in your tool box. Keep them coming

I have a KaBar and sheath I bought when I was 13, I’m 66 now and it is still my favorite knife to bring camping/hunting/fishing. I’ll give it to my grandson one day.

As I get older, I need to lighten my pack load. Like Up/Down shelter drills, pack dumps/repacks that include a verbal or mental review of each item that lists at least three uses of each item has been indispensable to keep it lean and mean. Major Ogle's demos have been integral to that process. Thank you again Sir.

Absolutely full of knowledge , thanks.

More great information Major! Thanks for sharing my friend 🤠

Your video about the survival knife was informative. In 1960 I received a Navy pilot’s knife from my uncle who was a Commander. I had it in Cambodia in 1971 and on numerous patrols and camping trips. You are quite correct in saying that there are better options now but this knife has gotten me out of several scrapes and has earned its place on my belt. My dad borrowed it on a fishing trip and was about to be caught in a storm. They had broken a shear pin on their boat and the only spares were oversized. He used the saw blade to file down the shear pin and got back before the storm. I still take the knife out on hikes and remember my dad. Thanks for the video.

The poncho trick for water collection is my favorite. Can also improvise using a tarp if you don't mind punching a small hole in the center (can be repaired with gorilla tape.) Rangers lead the way. Nice job.

As usual excellent information. Thanks Andrew

Best narration on any survival video. Love this channel.

Excellent video! Enjoy watching your videos and clear concise communications

I forgot about half of these. Thank you for the memories being returned ! Semper Fi, I appreciate the video.

Bought the Ontario US Air Survival knife as a kid in an Army Surplus store. Now it's a beloved part of my Search and Rescue gear. Great knife with a great sheath.

Thanks Andrew enjoy your Sunday AF

I love watching these videos. It is amazing how many skills and how much knowledge that you have.

Great video! Really enjoy your content!

Thank Andrew very good stuff here even for a veteran military person. Thanks for keeping us all a litter sharper!!

Awesome skills for us to put into place for survival.

That was really awesome Andrew! 👍👍

Great 👍 video Andrew, thank you for sharing it. Stay safe out there. All.the best to you. 🤗

Excellent, well done and keep them coming brother..... thank you

This has got to be the best video on survival I have ever watched! Please keep em coming!!

Outstanding! Thank you for these incredible tips. I've become proficient in the basics, go out every other week on some nearby properties. Lots of fun and practice for when the shtf. Real soon I imagine. Thanks again.🙏🇺🇲🙏🇺🇲

Andrew .... between watching your videos which are no-nonsense ... and Shawn Kelly's videos ... it is a true bushcraft education .... thanx very much! Micky 🙂

Don't get no better than the Best,From the Best! Thank You Andrew,You are The Best!!! Rrr Up!!

If you're in a real evade and escape situation, make sure you don't leave freshly cut sapling stumps sticking way up. Cut them as close to the ground as possible and maybe even cover it with a piece of moss, or something else from that immediate area that looks natural.

Another great video Andrew!

I like how the poncho rain catcher doubles as a quick rain shelter

Glad you are surviving. I once asked a knifemaker near Kalispell to sharpen a stainless AFSK to a hollow grind. He needed 2 belts, and I still have the world’s most durable shape blade. Soon I will fashion a large nut for a pommel and put threads on the tang to take the nut to give me the takedown knife/spear blade I am always talking about.

Best yet , I've had that knife for 30 + years and still going strong .

My Pilot’s Knife has been with me for 40 years. It is part of my Get Home bag in my truck. I use it for all kinds of things.

Major Andrew Great tips and valuable advice and in ten minutes. Can not be any better 👍🇺🇸👍 thanks sir

I especially like the lattice camouflage contraption! I never thought of the flashlight fire starter. Although the pilot survival knife may be field expedient to handle sawing limbs. It’s original purpose was to saw through an aircraft fuselage as emergency egress. Nice video. 😁👍👍🇺🇸

@SoldierAndrew

10 ай бұрын

That's correct

Great!

Had a pilot survival knife for 30 years. Modified it by wrapping the handle with a couple hundred feet of TOW missile wire covered with a road bike inner tube. Good for snares and other battlefield and survival use. Worked well with c-rat cans to make rattle alarms. Lost it in a move a couple years ago

You're a legend brother, great tips. That poncho one was so good.

Great tutorial thanks. Question: does the shadow tip compass always describe an arc? I was taught that it was a straight line. I used this technique to navigate to a known road after getting lost just outside my land after chasing some poachers off and the line was straight. Is it latitude contingent? Yeti was awesome. Yours is the first KZread video that I have seen that approaches concealment in survival. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.

I knew Ranger school could've been reduced to just just 20 minutes! I'm going to the surplus store for my Ranger tabs now. Thanks!

Another awesome video. I really like the yeti concealment branch. Good skills to know.

Well done. Right to the point, not talking us to death. Good info.

I’ve always loved your videos but these are the best. Well done!!

Loving these videos!

I was going to ask you last week ,why you were creating all that smoke… I thought I had it all figured out… it was to get rid of the bugs!!! With it being a silent video, well, I just didn’t know… Now I feel so incredibly foolish… Thank you for explaining that it was for signaling… I guess I still have A Lot to learn… Indeed…☺️ As always, just know I appreciate all you do… And I pray for you and your viewers 🙏🏻🥰

I agree sometimes old school is best...and considering the way things are going...we soon might have to go back to old school just to survive...some will not...but I know I will...already have numerous skills in place and working on more thanks to you and your channel 😉 thanks again for the great content!!!

There’s not much to say except Thank you! Great work sir!

Awesome video my friend

This is a great format,lots of info served up!

Ordering room service is my number 1 survival skill.

Another OUTSTANDING Video and Nicely Done!!! Lots of good info. 👍 🇺🇸🇺🇸🪓🔪👍👍

Oooooh!!! I love the yetti camo on back!! Thats so cool

Outstanding, always great to get back to the basics 👍

Your channel is brilliant. From one vet to another - keep it up! Look forward to a collaboration sometime.