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@kenadamson4535

5 жыл бұрын

... Already did, and your Facebook also, too ... though I don't go on FB that much any more ... I am a Vietnam Marine and enjoy your channel better than almost all on here, but there are a couple channels I watch for other reasons than keeping up on the crafts ... Keep up the good work ... OoooRah !! SFMF ...

@lopaka76

4 жыл бұрын

Pinched or pulled, no b.s. there. I was working on a garage as a rigger for precast concrere and the general form an for the finishers had a picture in his truck that was a "Look at your own risk" type. It was a pic of someone who had their harness to loose between their legs and they had a fall. It ended up popping one testicle out. As for the last guy across, if they aren't already nicknamed the worm, I'd have to call them that. Lol, "worm on a hook"

@remremapc9940

4 жыл бұрын

Sir.please.show,how to set up C pully and Y pully for zip lining..

@thepinkthink1298

Жыл бұрын

Plz do let us know how to cross water body when there are alligators etc are their in water body and we are alone

One of the best channels on KZread

@journiganruns1145

7 жыл бұрын

tinotino1809 preach

@lauraleecreations3217

4 жыл бұрын

tinotino1809 I agree, this is the second week I’ve been binge watching his videos! 💚🖤💚🖤💚🌲🐾🌦🥓🥓🥓🥓🥓🧀🥓🥓🥓🥓🧀🥩🥓🍳🥓🥓🥓🧵🧶🐟🐟🐟🛶⛺️🏕🗻⛺️⛺️

@gosha7492

4 жыл бұрын

indeed

I am learning so much from this gentleman...you explain it so clearly thank you ...baby steps for now but I am determined! I am an Army brat ..my father was an officer (23 years then retired) and if he was still living he would be proud that I am learning all this! I can’t thank you enough for your service and your help on this channel

Hey brother, call me slow but I've just discovered how these videos are organized into sections of skill sets. You have created a large volume of info (searchable at that) regarding simple field skills. This could aid any outdoorsman novice to pro. My nephew's even enjoy this stuff. Thanks for all of the effort you have taken, some people go a whole lifetime and never teach others shit. You did the opposite and not even gray haired yet. Hahaha

If it ain't raining it ain't training

@hyster2568

4 жыл бұрын

We ain’t training

DAMN, brings back memories, the slide for Life, MCRD. I made it just before the Marine corps hymn, whenever you heard that you had to snap to attention, no matter where you are or how high. Good ol memories.. thanks for your video. And I was affraid of hights, I still am but that is where I learned how to beat my fears or at least worked through them.

I've got one testicle that really hates this bridge. The other isn't a fan either.

@charlestonbrown148

2 жыл бұрын

Man up move them to one side easier, been there done that, good luck

@chrisgates7738

2 жыл бұрын

You've never experienced pain til you get one caught lol

@Hugh-Glass

2 жыл бұрын

Hahaha..this is real shit.

@MBW4449

Жыл бұрын

Cross over on the underside.

@pengulord123

9 ай бұрын

Hurts like hell when you get one caught.

Everybody that's watching I told you guys corporals Corner the best KZread channel around

As always extremely valuble information!!! Wish i was in a quarter of the shape you are in! You are a great teacher! Thank you!

You inform and explain so well on bushcraft and survival

Jeepers, it's been a long time since I have crawled on one of those. Thank you for doing this video. It IS a valuable resource and one heck of a lot of fun to learn and do. Learn, Do and Teach all the way...

if the government collapsed you'd be the man to be around, great video Sir.

@awnikahestelle985

2 жыл бұрын

That's why he's here, sir.

This is fabulous! I used to this kind of stuff with my brother when we were in HS. Now I live in a city but your video inspired me to teach these skills to my son. Thanks again.

Great to see this demonstrated by an obvious expert. Thank you! I'll practice the new knots I saw here.

Brilliant! Real professional execution and expertly presented. Thank you! This channel is true survival, not 4x4/weekend camping!

We played at doing this as a child. This was a memory reminder with more professional moves. Thanks for the class. NC

I keep watching your videos corporal to refresh my knowhow. Thanks for sharing

I learned this in the boy scouts in the 70s , it came in very useful in ranger school

That Was Good To Go! Thank you for all of your videos, advice, tips and tricks.

Outstanding video Devil dog... Brought back memories of Camp Lejeune

we used the bowline on the near side. the gear went over when you did so a perimeter could be set up. good vid and demo.

We are very fortunate to have men like this in our arsenal. Thank you!

Great bridge, great video. We made a bridge like that in the Boy Scouts. Didn't have a fancy Swiss Seat, but we used two smaller ropes as handrails. Still bloody hard to keep your balance The Boy Scout handbook called this a Monkey Bridge. We named ours a Muckey Bridge. The smallest member of our troop was named Mike Muckey. A couple of the bigger fellows picked him up and tossed him as far as they could across the stream with the rope tied around his waist. He then swam and waded to the far side and tied off the main rope to start the bridge. Our scoutmaster wasn't satisfied until we could all cross the bridge without falling off. Scouting was different in those days.

@les3449

Жыл бұрын

You are so right sir. Scouting WAS different a few decades ago. I was in it in the early 70s and my Scout Master was a great guy. He was also a tank commander in WW2 Europe. A different breed.

Amazing how you remember all the details, great videos! Semper Fi

That is amazingly awesome! Thank you.

Brilliantly explained in detail.

this looks like fun! cant wait to give it a try.

I remember doing this on Victory Tower at Ft. Jackson! Outstanding Corporal!

@grantarmbruster6591

3 жыл бұрын

94

Excellent demonstration and instruction - Thank you.

This video deserves more than a like! Outstanding! Once again, awesome. I've learned so much from you.

Excellent execution of the one rope bridge. I wish there was a small demonstration of what to do if you slip off the top and using your balance leg to upright yourself to being back on top of the rope. Maybe that could be a future lesson.

outstanding! well done

@recall5811

7 жыл бұрын

thank you and thanks for watching

Brings back memories of the obstacle course on PI.

Great info. Looking forward to trying it.

Awesome job! Thanks for the vid!

Just watched the Mid Week Video 20 and got recommended to watch this.Outstanding and awesome.Thanks for being a great teacher and role model to us

AWESOME!!

brings back so many memories semper fi

Excellent. Thank YOU!

Position of attention😎 The slide for life. You brought back some good memories. Semper fi.

Thanks for the video. I've been looking for rappelling methods that allow me to retrieve my rope. The one rope bridge with rope retrieval will be a nice skill to add to my bag of tricks, thanks again.

Great, thorough video! Thank you for putting this together. Looking forward to setting this up with the kids one of these days. If I may make a few suggestions that could be helpful to folks setting this up: - On the far side anchor, the figure-8 will be significantly easier to untie if it is cinched down all the way before you put tension on it. The correct way to do this is to pull all 4 strands individually i.e. hold one top strand then give each of the bottom strands a solid tug, then repeat holding the other top strand. - When tensioning the line at the near side anchor, you may consider adding a munter hitch or similar on the carabiner as a progress capture. This would ensure you don't lose any tension as you transition from pulling the line taught to making the three-wraps.

Outstanding corporal.

Outstanding AF

Good instruction like always. I am always learning. Thank you for the video, Corporal Kelly

I haven't seen this demonstration in a long time and this is a perfect execution.

This looks so fun!

Outstanding

Great stuff

A pleasure and privilege to watch all of your videos. Well done Corporal.

Incredible

wow. I had never thought of doing something like this. it looks fun.

Thanx 4 showing the commando rope bridge. I am a former Infantry soldier from far back. We were okay, to do those with full packs and our weapons. Feels good to be capable of achieving that. Thanks, friend.🇨🇦

Thank you for creating quality educational content.

Great quality content as always brother! Thanks for sharing the knowledge

Brought back memories working with Roc,s...yrs ago I'll have to check out other videos thanks Doc 3rd Recon

I'm glad I pumped into your videos very informative. Thanks! keep the great work.

Thank you! Sir.

This is why i like this channel! Great video Corporal!

Useful thanks for sharing

Excellent info 👌 great video thanks man

Interesting video...ty.

Thank you for shareing

You are a knot jedi thanks for the wisdom master Kelly

Thank you!

Great video, very informative! Thanks for posting!

@recall5811

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks

this guy made this so much easier thank you

I just ran across this video, and your Swiss Seat video. I commented, a couple days ago, on your rant video, that I had just seen, saying that I did NOT believe that you're using stolen valor. This video, and the Swiss Seat video, absolutely PROVES that you aren't using 'stolen valor'!

Outstanding videos Corporal

Wow that was an awesome video. A lot of information in case you ever need to or have to do something like that. Thank you for teaching us!

To one marine to another keep up the good work in showing people how to survive I say to you my brother semper Fi forever

👍 outstanding.

One of the best channels on KZread....SEMPER FI.....!!

That's EXACTLY what I wanted to do a while ago, only I didn't know the proper way to do it, I made rope ladders like you showed in a previous video, but hadn't seen this one... so after a few tries the rope I walked on ( it was a long rope that I had running parallel, so you could walk on it and hold on to the rope above your head) now I can do it again PROPERLY

Great job. This reminds me in 92 in the jungle warefare station down here on the Amazon, Brazil. But at that time no carabiner!

You just look like your having so much fun going back and forth lol. Good video as always!

I love it thanks for teaching me

Thank you😺👍

Ooorah Marine! I came across your channel today and love it. Thank you for your service and your channel. The things that you are teaching is stuff I grew up with. But these days no one knows how to survive basic stuff. Love your logo. Turbo

For a big fellow your certainly adjial....fantastic video ..great teaching qualities...tk u

Amazing video

We called it Rope Traverse.but Military say it is Commando Bridge. I do it,so I l❤ve it. HATS OFF YOU.💪💪👊✊🙏Ossssssssssssssss!!!

Awesome

Thank you so much.

Looks like I'm about 3 years behind the curve, but I wanted to say thanks for the memories. First time I crossed I figured I wasn't coordinated enough to balance on top of a rope so I chose to go underneath. With a really heavy pack on my back - correction - on my shoulders and hanging underneath my back. Big Mistake! To anyone who hasn't done this, it's easier going over the top and don't worry, you will stay balanced. Also, watching you tie the midline butterfly loop reminded me of the Johnny Cash song - the one on the right was on the left and the one in the middle was on the right and the one on the left was in the middle ... Cheers.

Well now I just want to go set one of these up just for fun and it’d be a good workout

Thanks a lot! Wanted to try something like this for a long time

Just catching up. Semper Fi brother.. "slide for life" in Boot camp was my 2nd experience with this bridge..Boy Scouts was the 1st... so glad you demo'd this as most "non" military members dont know. 👍

nicely done

this is what im looking for....Great vid 👍

I remember having to do that alot! Damn rope bridges and the famous ol' Swiss Seat! Lmao Good stuff 👍

Great video. I remember doing that in basic. Seems like 90% of the guys ended up hanging underneath and crossing and then you had the dummies that dropped in the water. Good times

Awesome Sir

On behalf of the members of the Michigan Hime Guard we appreciate your videos Sir. 🇺🇸👍🏻

You are a champion 😊😊😊😊 Hats off 🙌

Well done.

Awesome video and very well detailed. Had got curious about this technique and of all the videos on here yours was the most detailed.

Out-STANDING!!!

Nicely done. Thanks for taking the time and effort to make and publish this video.

Corporal you are a badass!!!