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Food Packet Survival General Purpose - Review and Recycle
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ส.ค. 2024
- Today we check out the U.S. Air Force Food Packet Survival General Purpose and we re-package it into a more capable survival bag. Enjoy!
Air Force Pilot Survival Modules - • Air Force Survival Mod...
Let's get this on a tray. Nice!
If you know, you know.
Nice
Your repack on this kit is probably the best kit you've shown on the channel yet! If you've ever mentioned where you live I forgot it but the kit you showed here would even suffice for my area (the mountains of SW Montana). And even though the kit is large/comprehensive I don't think anyone would find it a burden to carry. So many guys think everything you need fits in a candy tin but the reality of survival is that it can be very challenging. Last camping trip my buddy and I packed in to about 6,500 feet and the first night it got down to 30 degrees F (and bear in mind this was in July). I know my small thermometer was correct because there was a hard frost. Anyone that camps, hikes, fishes, hunts or recreates in a locale like this has to be prepared to survive a couple of day where the daytime temps are 85 and the overnights can get down to freezing.
Nice thanks
I love how you packaged the items into a bigger kit. My EDC kit I carry in my bag is ever changing and has protein bars in but I could easily swop these out for the cereal bars. You have given me a great idea thanks.
After the Air Force Pilot Survival Modules video, I bought one of those BPS knives. They make a very nice smallish survival knife for a larger kit or when you're someplace where the regs limit the size of knife you can have. Thanks for the tip! Given how much room you had in that kit, instead of the personal hygiene items, I'd have tried to add a small metal cup for heating/boiling water or metal box/cooking pan from another survival kit.
I might had a clip on cup on the outside or at the top of the main compartment
I like how you repurposed that bag. And by the way nice set up there. Light and small. I like it. Great job. I was Realy more into the food tasted. 😮 guess I'll have to look up Steve's vid. Lol. Thanks tho. And again nice set up . I'm going to have to repack a smaller bag now. THANKS. 😄😷
You could add a pair of socks and an extra layer in the two front pockets, giving comfort and warmth and a morale boost 🙂
Good call adding the life tent! Though bivies are good, they are thin. The tent will protect you from the weather so the bivy can do it's job. As for the toiletries, good call. Just don't leave tp all over! This is a more than adequate survival bag!
Thanks!
If I could make a suggestion... Buy a vacuum sealer to vacuum pack the contents of your kit. It saves a bunch of airspace if you are trying to add a bunch of items into a tight container. Benefits - Waterproofing, Organization, and low cube storage. I really enjoy your videos. Thanks!
I am planning on getting a vacuum sealer in the future. Thanks!
@@KitbashedSurvival I was able to make a pretty elaborate micro survival kit and fit it into a Large Solkoa Suma Container thanks to my vacuum sealer.
If you don't have a vacuum sealer. Using a straw and sucking as much air as possible will do the trick. Looke it up on TT.
I know you love the tube tents, but one 55 Gal Contractor bag (or two) and a lightweight basha/tarp (w/stakes & ridgeline) are more durable and adaptable. You can tape the Mylar blanket to the inside of the tarp to reflect heat from a fire. Keep the survival bivy though! Cheers and love the channel.
Hey Eric! Well, another awesome video! Great job! Love your channel. Keep the videos coming! The changes and additions you made with the survival kit are spot on! Thanks!
Thanks so much!
Fun video! Thanks for adjusting the volume, it was great to listen to. Look forward to possible permutations of the kit in the future. 😊
Glad the volume was better
Great review , review more MRE please !
Thanks!
Let's crack this box open...nice! Ooops, wrong channel. ;-)
Your friend has a cool sounding job
For real
That turned out to be a neat little survival bag which can be left in one's vehichle!!! I love these videos!!
Thanks for watching!
I never see anyone ever add a few keychai size bells along along with fishing lines. If you're in survival mode and camping. Having a fishing line and some bells to make perimeter to alert you if a 4-legged or 2-legged intruder is near you. I think that would be a great add on.
Good video. I almost didn't watch it because I thought here we go, ANOTHER taste test, but I have watched every video you've done, and I'm glad I did. I like that you're sticking with your channel theme.
I would drop those small water packets and just add one bottle of water. That's what I do even in my rucks, I put two 20oz. bottles in double zip lock bags along with a small towel wrapped around them, just in case one leaks, but that hasn't happened in over 15 years of doing it like this. I swap them out every year or so, and call it good. I figure 40oz. of water should be enough to get me to more water where I can fill up my military 5 quart bladder, and refill the bottles, and have plenty of water at that point. I mean if you're going to carry water, at least make it worth while, and also add another container.
The other thing I LOVE is my silk sleeping bag liner. Those heavier silk liners REALLY do add 10 to 12 degrees of warmth to whatever you have and are well worth the price for such a compact item that does keep you warm. Just get the heaviest momme rated silk you can find, at least around the 25 momme or higher. It will cost more but they are much tougher and stronger liners. Keep up the great work.
Thanks!
the flat front pouch would be a good place to toss in a bandana and/or shemagh. and possibly a flat pack of gum or, even better, caffeinated gum.
Great video. A map and some paper & pencil would fit nicely in that front pocket.
Pretty important if you're a painter. About all they're good for
These are in the scram pack in the air warrior kit on Army aircraft in Alaska . They are pretty tasty, make good hot porridge for cold climates.
Honestly, think you should add a water bottle or canteen of some sort. Always see these kits and have always been skeptical of the bags provided. Even a collapsible canteen would be better in my opinion.
No we want to see what you think they taste like!
Yeah I know, but it's been done.
In the bag you put in the Air Force survival kit and the Air Force emergency
Food ration on the side of it clip a
Metal canteen and cup in its bag
I am always supporting you 😘 new fan here ilove this channel,,
Thank you so much 🤗
Great kit, I love survival stuff. Alan Rice
Thanks!
Add a Stainless steal drinking cup .
I would replace the Charmin with Wysi Wipes. They are multi purpose. Great for outdoor/survival use. The volume versus utility is higher as well. They will take up less space even in a plastic container. Canadian Prepper has dedicated several videos to that product alone. I also believe it to be an extremely useful item as well. And they’re really inexpensive.
Thanks, I thought about that too.
Nice review. Thanks from Switzerland 🇨🇭.
Thanks! I want to take my next holiday in Switzerland
You should add a ETD or Israeli bandage bc u have two packing gauze
great review bro, cheers from the Philippines
Thanks for watching!
You couldn't pack it all in the smaller belt size bag?
Nice hiss
Haha
Very cool.
How many calories, in all that?
Eric, Why not add fire starters or a lighter/ ferro rod? You've got just about everything else but fire starting materials.
Watch the video I mentioned: th-cam.com/video/PdOVdpAcn34/w-d-xo.html
Nice
I got a witch nose chuck schumer ad before this videoewwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww
berserk for a ration like USA army was in problem with there rations lol
No pashteet.
Wait you like pashteet
I'd add more water packets, and lose the large hygiene items. MRE TP will work fine.
I'll put the poncho in the front pockets and the fak in the second pocket.
Thanks