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So where’s the video I can’t find it

He is missing soooo much

How did guys go from field dress during battle to dress uniforms when they overtook a city like paris... You see parade films showing everyone in dress.

Great video! My Grandfather was in the 2nd armored 41s infantry

The cleaning kit belongs in the A frame, it has a pocket for it too

My father served with the 3rd., 30th Regiment, Company L. I only have a little information. Always looking for more. God Bless these great men!

Thanks for this video…my grandfather was in this regiment. He left when my dad was a kid, but I’ve researched his life extensively and this definitely helps me to get a glimpse into his life! Helps me to understand how this experience might have contributed to his lack of being able to be a dependable father.

It’s funny how often I see these in wartime photos, now that I know what they are. Thanks for explaining things.

Have you ever lived out?, don't think so🤨

is this a triangular shelter tarp?

Im assuming you were paid $1 for every time you said um? Is that why you keep repeating Um?

Wow! SO long ago but still an awesome video!

Bruh

1,2,3 what are we fighting for, don’t ask me I don’t give a damn..Beautiful impression man!

Thank you very much for that info, and video. My grandfather was in the 347th Infantry Regiment. He was hit with shrapnel during this fight. Kept fighting though.

The 347th never fought in Koblenz. They where to the east clearing the towns outside of it and holding that general area before moving towards czexhlosovakia

Airborne boy doesn’t care about Vietnam veterans

Watched this to hear this guy's balls drop from his first videos 9yrs ago lol. Seriously Great content and great work!

Is 100% Merino Wool Lighter or Heavier than 100% Regular WOOL?

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Just curious because I'm not a reenactor but why would you roll up your raincoat inside the bedroll? Are you wearing a poncho over all that?

My Grandfather Joe Roza was in the 94th Infantry Division 302 company C. Awarded a Silver Star for Gallantry in Action March 6th 1945. And a Purple Heart.

Very interesting even as someone who doesn't do GI!

If SHTF you can go FULL DOUGHBOY, and Sgt York. protecting your neighbors

What did they sleep on top of to stop moisture from getting into the bedding from the ground?

its a proccesss of eliminating... HA this guy doesnt live in Canada i can tell. full MSS plus poncho liner and poncho at the very least i nwinter, maybe even a casualty reflective blanket to reflect heat fom the fire

He is a kid what do you expect lol

thats really cool, i actualy reanact with this unit in Williamsburg

Can you please do a bathroom towel rack reveal 877th infantry division wet nappy brigade carrying pack tutorial? I don’t know how to rewrap my candy bars and think I’m about to get kicked out of my unit or possibly get arrested

What kind of socks are those. I have a pair of original ones but when I roll them it becomes a thick roll and barley fits into the middle pocket. Your socks seem to be flatter. They is exactly what I need a flatter sock. I just don't know what they are or how to get them.

Who says a kid can't teach you something new.

How do you get your K ration boxes I’ve been wanting to know a king time

Nice!

I paid $5 for my original 1917 haversack itll be in my new video soon

U. S. Army veteran here (1964-66). I just can't get over the idea of war-enacters trying to play war, much less trying to tell someone how to do it without ever having been shot at. Where's the fun? Do you have a way to re-enact limbs blown off, spilled guts and bullet holes (a misnomer; they aren’t neat round holes) ? Do you have people who volunteer or are assigned to scream in pain, or do you have that on CD's? Do you lie in the same place for hours, so scared that you shit your pants, not that you wouldn't because you can't get up to go to the Porta-Potty? And what do you do about the smell of the shit and the puke and the burnt flesh and the blood? Don't get me wrong. The video was interesting, if a bit misinformed. Nobody carried bedrolls. You carried one or two canteens, a couple of field dressings, a poncho, a shit pot of ammo (for an M-1, as many bandoliers as you could grab, ten clips per bandolier), 2-3 packs of smokes and a few (2-6) grenades - and a shelter half. Oh, and if you were lucky, dry socks, definitely the socks, lots of socks (you could, if you were the type, sell extras for a small fortune).

What is a "spy button sweater?"

"Ah fuck" 7:56

It's gonna be how to make a WW3 Bedroll pretty soon.

Good video. Thank you for sharing!

You sound young. Where did you find your youth uniforms?

I got a bag mine is origanal but is in better condition and this guy needs to chill out 10000 notches

7:58 I'm dead hahhahaha

sorry for my angry comment. i gues i exagerated a little mistake. also thanks for showing me some stuff with my haversack

Where did you get your uniform

Great video, very interesting! My grandfather was in the 30th Infantry Regiment... he joined up with them just prior to the Anzio landings and was with them for rest of the war.

This unit also took part in the Korean War but wore different outfits from this.

I have a flat top canteen from 1942 made by tacu.co

I really enjoyed your video. My grandpa was in the 41st. I'm curious where you got all your info? I'd love to do some research, so any help pointing me in the right direction would be great.

Where can I get that book

Good video but you need to work on your volume. I had my phone as loud as it would go AND used a volume booster and it was hard to hear you. Thanks