US Military Pup Tent - The Definitive Guide - ALTERNATE PITCHES & SETUPS
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- 🏕️ Explore the Outdoors with Confidence! The Ultimate Guide to the US Military Pup Tent - Alternate Pitches & Setup! 🏕️
Welcome to FloridaBoy Survival, where adventure meets expertise! In this comprehensive video, we delve deep into the iconic US Military Pup Tent, unlocking its versatile potential with alternate pitches and setup options.
🔍 Key Highlights:
🛠️ Learn step-by-step setup techniques for the US Military Pup Tent.
🏞️ Explore alternate pitches to adapt to different terrains and weather conditions.
🤓 Expert insights on historical significance and design features.
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Set-ups will vary depending on how much time you have to do it and how long you plan on staying. Thank you for sharing this information with us, Matt. Stay safe and stay cool
You bet! This is a very versatile tent. There are still a lot of ways that I could go with it...
Being an old school Ranger, we'd make extensive use of the ponchos in building shelters. However, I've spent plenty of time with the shelter halves in basic. We didn't vary too far from standard setup, as the Drill Sgt. would have us for breakfast! 😂 That was in the 60's.
Years later, as a Scoutmaster, myself and the other Scoutmaster in our troop, often used the "Skeeter-bar" and shelter halves for long-term camping.
Our troop were called "The Gravel Crushers" by the other troops in the area. Unlike the others, we refused to have trailers filled with gear to camp. We marched to our campsite with everything in our packs. The other Scoutmasters really disliked us for being a troop that were, as they said "Too hardcore", shunning the easy-way with tons of gear trailered in.
Over a 10 year period I was the Scoutmaster of the troop, one boy became a Ranger, three Marines, and seven infantrymen. I was proud of them all. 😁🫡
And those young men told me later that basic training was a cakewalk as they'd been exposed to roughing it as boys in our Scout troop.
That is a great story! You should be very proud of the young men that you mentored...
GROUNDPOUNDER , then the Pam Springs!
That is my choice also!
Great video . What a multi functional piece of equipment. Redeck Riviera, because it’s close by . Thanks , stay safe
Lol that is my favorite
Fricken Awesome! Thank you for sharing....
Ground Pounder... is the BEST
Couldn't agree more!
Good Morning ! They all look good. TAKE CARE..
I would do all of them at once if I could lol. Thanks for watching!
Great video! You are my go-to pup tent guy! Very creative and love the names.🤣 This is the tent that I have been using for the last 50 years and I learned a lot today. Thanks!
Awesome! Thank you!
All of these are great. As long as there's a mosquito net, then that would work for me!
Yeah especially in Florida lol
I love the (ground pounder) just what I was looking for to use with the pup tent. Thank you very much for your help and hard work
No problem! It works great...
Enjoyed the video,I personally like the ground pounder set just in case it does rain. Keep up the good work.😊
Thanks! That is a great setup...
Bug net looks great
Thanks! It works great...
I like the Palm Beach setup because it has enough space for a cot. On rainy days you have to convert one side to the Ground Pounder setup to avoid the roof-puddle and wet feet. I would love to see the 10 person setup with six tent halves ('nam era). Never seen it in real life.
Yeah its not the best rain set up lol
Great to see you again!
Hey, thanks! More to come very soon
Pretty versatile tent. I'm sure the combinations are endless. That ground pounder setup looks great for both day and night use.
I love it. A little heavy but bulletproof
Welcome back, Matt. Great video...
Hey, thanks! More to come soon
I never done w/ just a half. It was meant for you and your team. Interesting
Thanks man!
First FTX you go on that's not too buttoned down, the guy's Iearn aII the combinations that have been discovered time-after-time to pitch. You can do endless designs it seems. 2 haIves-one camper is the most comfortable and gives plenty of room and store you gear.
I would agree...
I live in one of those its good during the winter time too. i like the original setup with the bug net outside of the tent. If you can get the military tent with the snaps on the bottom you could put in a floor with another tent.
I have 2 full tents, love them!
That's a great idea how to use the bottom snaps.
@@dsksync Yes it is!
Great vid. Thanks for tips and information
No problems...
There's some great ideas there. Have you tried any set ups with longer poles using the shelter halves as you would a traditional tarp to make a shelter you can stand under? I've not had chance to experiment yet to see if the triangular ends would be useful or just get in the way.
Thanks! No I have not experimented with longer poles just for the sake of using the stock ones in different set ups, but it is a novel idea!
I think the Classic + pitch with the bug net in nice weather and the Ground pounder in bad weather.
Absolutely...
spent a few nights in basic January '68' at Fort Lewis snowed 1 foot over night had a good nights sleep. We did a 12 mile force march with over shoes over our combat boot .We did it with M-14s and packs in 3 hours the next day..The shelter halves work great .
Wow that does not sound fun but glad you like the tent!
Great..thanks for sharing bro
Thanks for watching!
Ground pounder is the best 👌
Thanks!
Absolutely brilliant Matt, well done!
Hell, I like them all!
Thanks!
Some great ideas.
Glad you like them!
Ground pounders 👍🏼
Oh yeah!
Cool setup but whats with the split ends on both sides
On a US tent thats where the sides snap together to make an enclosed tent. Please see my video on the basic setup
Flying it with as many as you can get off vehicles so you can cot underneath…I’ve has a little practice. Since my first issue in February 81
Nice...
👍
Thanks!
Ground pounder all day
That is the best one
Ground pounder ( with bug net ) all the way ..
Yep, that is really the best one...
What are you using for the bugnet
The bugnet that i show in the video
@@FloridaBoyBushcraftSurvival yes
Sits a little high and not much cover good video
Thanks! Its not really meant to be stealth lol
Does anyone know what the snaps are called? Im trying to find some replacements
Unless you want a double sided snap, which you really don't need, you can just get regular snaps and they will work. You can get snap kits at your local craft store...
Socket/Stud Snap Fastner, MIL-F-10884