Does Jeremy's mom really wear combat boots? Hale$ YES or Hale$ NO? If you liked this video, then you'll LOVE this one: th-cam.com/video/r9QYa6-NVCg/w-d-xo.html
The black straps are tourniquets. We used to keep them in our ankle pockets in case we needed them. The thing that that looks like a playing card is a large challenge coin used to commemorate Delta Company Task Force 1-66th Armor's tour to Afghanistan. Each member of of the company would off got one.
Please reach out to the soldier who lost his unit. There is a possibility his spouse left him while he was deployed and left all his belongings in a storage unit.
Some military fatigues are lined with charcoal so that you can evade dogs, and they can't get your scent. Just a quick FYI 😊, God bless! FAITH, HOPE AND LOVE!
Those two things you pulled out of the duffle bag are called tourniquets about 30-40 dollars depending on the shape they are in and the card looking thing at the end as well is a challege coin. Military personnel collect them.
I recently saw something that reminded me! As I watch you go through these storage units! Everyone has : "THREE LIVES",,,,,A "PUBLIC" LIFE,,,,, A "PRIVATE" LIFE,,,,,A "SECRET" LIFE! I can see all three, as you go through each unit, and each box, tote, and drawer!
On the military object that you were wondering about. Units typically have challenge coins and things like this that they give out to some who has done them a good service. This vet probably worked for or did something for the unit that is displayed on object. This is why unit owners name isn’t on it. Usually they are coins. An example of this is a unit commanders coin with unit and current commanders name on it. The commanders give their coins out for outstanding performance in units. This is a cool find. I would google the unit displayed with challenge coin with it and see.
There is a guy here who goes to the craft shows and sells planes, helicopters and other stuff made out of beer cans and pop cans. My husband bought a plane from him so I had to laugh over the one you found!
@ 29:23 you have a version of a challenge coin, I know it's a bar but still the same concept. I have several different types. Also those black nylon straps with the metal "bar" on them are tourniquets. Good to have on hand. I like that Fort Benning basic training book. I was there at Harmony church for Basic training in 1985. Served elsewhere until 1990
No our 85 books were blue and gold seal. The guy looked a bit young to be there at 85. I had Airborne training at benning then went to Ft.Bragg for 82nd Abn.
When a soldier deploys and they live in the barracks (young and unmarried) they have to "clear out" their barracks room and store their belongings. The digital pattern you found in the unit is not what is worn "in theatre". So it would make sense that his gear would be stored with his other belongings. It's highly likely that that unit was owned by a soldier KIA.
Well you know its not illegals....they get gov. housing, food stamps, health care, cash aid, etc....maybe the veteran from down the way? One unit to store his broken life , and one to dwell in. Good looking out for our country men that served us America.
The Desert Camo stuff is light and dark beige and brown colors. The greens are just digital camo gear. Those camo item are ALL worth weight in gold...lol really they are Good money though. Another fun and awesome video guys!! See my new reply to your pinned comment, so you don't accidentally throw money out! Lol
If the 13 1/2 boots are to narrow fill 2 zip lock 1/2 full of water and burp. Put in toe area of boots and freeze. Then remove from boots frozen and try on. Still a little tight repeat process adding a little more water to bag.
That gold bar may be like those coins. A token given to a soldier. Given lettering on the bar, it could be the owner was part of the Colorado Task Force. He also may have served during Operation Enduring Freedom (oef lettering on the top under the captains name). This is mostly a wild guess.... I've never seen anything like that.
God bless you and your family and another great video and great unit to keep them great videos coming and I send you and your love ones lots of blessings always 👍👍
If I'm not mistaken that thing is called a short snorter. you carry it with you so when you go into a bar everybody pulls it out of their upper pocket the person that doesn't have them with them has to pay.
Hawthorne Heights is a band from Ohio alot of those bands played Vans Warped tour and since Warped Tour is no longer and many bands got their start there..there is value.
1832, a measure was proposed to change the name of the town. Residents voted between Warsaw and Mt. Gilead. Mt. Gilead was chosen by a significant margin and the village was incorporated by state legislature several years later in 1839. So I get an A Professor Hales 😂
Sad these soldiers came back from wars eg desert storm with PTSD ended up homeless maybe living in a storage unit with memories of a lost marriage and all he had left. Govts forgetting them since vietnam.
item at 29:30 is a company coin. The names at the top and bottom are the first Sargent and commander of the company. D CO TF1-66, OEFX stands for Delta Company Task force 1-66 Operation enduring Freedom ...often given to soldiers for doing something above and beyond the call of duty
@14:00 - uh, no. Woody passed away in 1987. When I was in school his secretary typed some papers for me. Even though no longer coaching in the early 80s, he still had his office in the athletic building. I said hi to him a few times, but was too awe-struck to ask for an autograph.
As someone is your comments stated it is a type of challenge coin. They are given out for doing exceptionally well during a mission and tour. They are also made and given out to remember guys that may have died during a tour or particular mission. As far as the black strap things that you found the are tourniquets. If wounded in the arm or leg, they would put these on above the wound and twist the "black bar" till tight to control the bleeding so the soldier did not bleed out. I suggest having a couple in a car and knowing how to use them incase you're in a bad accident or come upon a bad accident and need to slow/stop bleeding. They also come in handy is bitten by a poisonous snake. Little tip for yous guys that go camping or hunting.
The Art work is nicely framed and not bad looking. So at least $100.00 if sold right. The things with a flashlight looks like a attachment for a helmet. Those are high capacity magazines, hopefully there is a amdisty (?) box at a local armoury so you can get rid of them. Or if you know someone in the National Guard, failing that: take a sledgehammer to them.
Don't knock the pics because dad won a big box of them at a auction. I looked them all up and sold half of them on line and made 30k just off a few of them and a collector in town got the rest of them for 5k. I think dad only paid $5.00 for the whole lot. It came with a seeder and 3 shovels.
The 2 black strap things are Battlefield tourniquets & the other metal thing is a Military Challenge coin from Operation Enduring Freedom aka the War in Afghanistan. All these items should be returned to the soldier if possible.
@@WhatTheHales Hello form New York City and Happy New Year Jeremy and George. God bless and Best Wishes for a Happy, HEALTHY and SUCCESSful 2020. Do you post those CD's and Tapes on Ebay or Amazon or do you sell them to thrift stores or music stores for resale? And if you post them on Ebay or Amazon where can I find your page at on either site?
@@WhatTheHales Thanks for getting back to me. I appreciate you taking time out to answer my questions. I was looking for ROCK CDs from 1960's to 2007. From oldies to heavy metal and country-rock. But thank you for your time.
Just seen the video taken in my hometown ,, I know the owner personally and his secretary . Wasn't aware of the storage auctions he was doing since he has a small auction facility here in town ,,
It is a Military Commader/Sgt Major Coin for a Afghanistan Unit. It has the Commander's and Sgt Major's Name. I am guessing it is about the size of a playing card. Usually Challenge coins are the size for a 50 cent piece to a Silver Dollar. But with Desert Storm and the ability of mints to make more specialized metal designs they have become fancier to include Trucks, Tanks and the like. Nice piece and they can go depending on the Unit they represent fairly decently.
D CO TF 1-66 OEF X - translation - 'D CO' means Company D; 'TF' means Task Force; I think '1-66' is First 66th Regiment; OEF means OPERATION Enduring Freedom; I am at a loss on X unless it means Expeditionary. I am Air Force so I am sure an Army person will correct me.
it's worth looking into never know maybe could be a restorage the love , it may be a soldier who passed and their family would love to have the items back or even a vengeful ex could of put those in there
WoW!!!! Amazing the locker has revealed so many goodys i mean would have though that the bags would have so much in them i still fine it fascinating what you fined , i use to love paint balling and yes those with all the gear never lasted long , the best one was when a shell was placed on the bridge i would just run up take the shell as the other side run for cover by the time they've got sorted iam in cover lolllzzzzzzz my guys won nearly every time.
LOL, you're bothe allergic to weddings, ha, right!! Also, guys, the orbs do not mean a bad thing, (most ot the time)they could be just the light, and positive flow of good spirits. They arent around you to hurt you. :)
14:29 Nope, that is the ACU pattern. Meant to cover all terrains. Not to successful though, which is why it was replaced less than 10 years later with the multicam pattern29:52 That appears to be a challenge coin. Haven't seen one that big for a while though
Does Jeremy's mom really wear combat boots? Hale$ YES or Hale$ NO?
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Did she really....That explains the basement living 😝
Lol, Hales no!
Hales yes, she needed them to keep Jeremy in line😂
Hale$ No. She misplaced them like Jeremy and his pants.
Hales no.
The black straps are tourniquets. We used to keep them in our ankle pockets in case we needed them. The thing that that looks like a playing card is a large challenge coin used to commemorate Delta Company Task Force 1-66th Armor's tour to Afghanistan. Each member of of the company would off got one.
I love you guys. But it kills me when I see a soldier lose his stuff. Some of us go through some pretty rough shit.
Please reach out to the soldier who lost his unit. There is a possibility his spouse left him while he was deployed and left all his belongings in a storage unit.
Really?...you have quite the imagination
@@Spazcan I was active duty, and it happened to several when we returned from a deployment.
@@jeffhulsey989 Unfortunately it does happen.
@@Spazcan Obviously you have never served. Mr. Hulsey is correct. Be nice.
@@Spazcan Happens constantly.
It's a "challenge coin". A Captain gave it to him for something he did exceptional.
Some military fatigues are lined with charcoal so that you can evade dogs, and they can't get your scent. Just a quick FYI 😊, God bless! FAITH, HOPE AND LOVE!
give that personal things back to that soldier .its only right thing to do
The auctioneer was freaking cool. I really like that guy.
I just want to cry when I see a unit that was someone's living space...
You folks..are always fun...😊
Those two things you pulled out of the duffle bag are called tourniquets about 30-40 dollars depending on the shape they are in and the card looking thing at the end as well is a challege coin. Military personnel collect them.
Im glad you bought that artwork unit..just the frames can be worth money.
I recently saw something that reminded me! As I watch you go through these storage units! Everyone has : "THREE LIVES",,,,,A "PUBLIC" LIFE,,,,, A "PRIVATE" LIFE,,,,,A "SECRET" LIFE! I can see all three, as you go through each unit, and each box, tote, and drawer!
On the military object that you were wondering about. Units typically have challenge coins and things like this that they give out to some who has done them a good service. This vet probably worked for or did something for the unit that is displayed on object. This is why unit owners name isn’t on it. Usually they are coins. An example of this is a unit commanders coin with unit and current commanders name on it. The commanders give their coins out for outstanding performance in units. This is a cool find. I would google the unit displayed with challenge coin with it and see.
25:51 George's dry spell's over! She found a sword! (OK, technically a dagger, but I'm giving it to her, nonetheless.)
Well said “whose mom does not wear combat boots !” Every mother needs an edge
There is a guy here who goes to the craft shows and sells planes, helicopters and other stuff made out of beer cans and pop cans. My husband bought a plane from him so I had to laugh over the one you found!
The auctioneer reminded me of the cartoon character Mr. Magoo. 🤣 Great video guys !
Even the units that no one wanted could of had a hidden gem hidden away.
@ 29:23 you have a version of a challenge coin, I know it's a bar but still the same concept. I have several different types.
Also those black nylon straps with the metal "bar" on them are tourniquets. Good to have on hand.
I like that Fort Benning basic training book. I was there at Harmony church for Basic training in 1985. Served elsewhere until 1990
My be was in Fort Benning in 1985 as well 82nd Airborne paratrooper
Bf
No our 85 books were blue and gold seal. The guy looked a bit young to be there at 85. I had Airborne training at benning then went to Ft.Bragg for 82nd Abn.
Hale yes your post notification is turned on 💙💙💙💙
When a soldier deploys and they live in the barracks (young and unmarried) they have to "clear out" their barracks room and store their belongings. The digital pattern you found in the unit is not what is worn "in theatre". So it would make sense that his gear would be stored with his other belongings. It's highly likely that that unit was owned by a soldier KIA.
Kind or what I was thinking and the wife either didn't know about the storage unit or couldn't handle the memories. Or none of the above. Eh.
Hey guys love ya. Thank you for your enthusiasm. Was going to let you know at 27:40. Right after the magazine. The next item is a tourniquet
5:04 It's sad when someone has to live in an abandoned storage unit basically homeless.
Well you know its not illegals....they get gov. housing, food stamps, health care, cash aid, etc....maybe the veteran from down the way? One unit to store his broken life , and one to dwell in. Good looking out for our country men that served us America.
You over thought that one Jeromey, the Auctioneer wouldn't be able to see you either. Lol
That auctioneer was so funny, had me laughing
Great video!!! You two rock!!!
The Desert Camo stuff is light and dark beige and brown colors. The greens are just digital camo gear. Those camo item are ALL worth weight in gold...lol really they are Good money though. Another fun and awesome video guys!! See my new reply to your pinned comment, so you don't accidentally throw money out! Lol
30:35 a military issued tourniquet.
Haha funny bidding. I would have bought the toy units they sell at flea markets and yard sales. I'm learning from yous catching up on these
If your allergic to plastic, you better give all your credit cards to George. If she doesn't already have them. Lol 😀😀
Another great video ❤️❤️❤️
The two things u had that look like they would wrap around something with the plastic stick attached are tourniquets.....
George is so gorgeous
Ya mean "Georgeous"
@@peyotepete4903 Exactly lol
If the 13 1/2 boots are to narrow fill 2 zip lock 1/2 full of water and burp. Put in toe area of boots and freeze. Then remove from boots frozen and try on. Still a little tight repeat process adding a little more water to bag.
That gold bar may be like those coins. A token given to a soldier. Given lettering on the bar, it could be the owner was part of the Colorado Task Force. He also may have served during Operation Enduring Freedom (oef lettering on the top under the captains name). This is mostly a wild guess.... I've never seen anything like that.
8:50 that first guy who peeked into the unit is like no hell no not me I ain't gonna bid on this
the item you have @29.05 is an emergency field tourniquet. It was issued to soldiers on deployment
God bless you and your family and another great video and great unit to keep them great videos coming and I send you and your love ones lots of blessings always 👍👍
Jeremy, look up the date code on the back of that Coleman cook stove. Some of them go for good money if it's old enough.
If I'm not mistaken that thing is called a short snorter. you carry it with you so when you go into a bar everybody pulls it out of their upper pocket the person that doesn't have them with them has to pay.
Hawthorne Heights is a band from Ohio alot of those bands played Vans Warped tour and since Warped Tour is no longer and many bands got their start there..there is value.
My almost 80yr old Navy Veteran Momma wore combat boots!! 😉 LOVE my Buckeyes and that 2003 game was EPIC!!! O... H....!!!
I - O!
Anyone else think the owner looks like mr magoo???
that's what I was going to type!
Did you try and reach out to the soldier who lost his belongings? I think it would be good Karma
1832, a measure was proposed to change the name of the town. Residents voted between Warsaw and Mt. Gilead. Mt. Gilead was chosen by a significant margin and the village was incorporated by state legislature several years later in 1839. So I get an A Professor Hales 😂
thank you for your video's
Never clean swords or daggers kills value that's beautiful
When George says ‘And Nowwww’ she sounds like a cat meowing 😆
George would look nice in that wedding dress Jeremy. You would too Jeremy, especially with the combat boots and the hat...
But the hat needs a veil.
@@paulanull8731 yes it does, a bit of camouflage netting.
hi Georgeand Jeremy i love your show
With the hat down over her eyes George looks like Carmen Sandiego
Wow he is so enthusiastic!
Good find
I'm a grandma 62 years old and I wear rain boots because they kick butt
Sad these soldiers came back from wars eg desert storm with PTSD ended up homeless maybe living in a storage unit with memories of a lost marriage and all he had left. Govts forgetting them since vietnam.
It looks like a unit coin ,made in the style of a playing card
item at 29:30 is a company coin. The names at the top and bottom are the first Sargent and commander of the company.
D CO TF1-66, OEFX stands for Delta Company Task force 1-66 Operation enduring Freedom ...often given to soldiers for doing something above and beyond the call of duty
The Army’s green-blue-gray Universal Camouflage Pattern, once touted as a do-it-all uniform concealment design. Also called UCP camouflage.
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@14:00 - uh, no. Woody passed away in 1987. When I was in school his secretary typed some papers for me. Even though no longer coaching in the early 80s, he still had his office in the athletic building. I said hi to him a few times, but was too awe-struck to ask for an autograph.
As someone is your comments stated it is a type of challenge coin. They are given out for doing exceptionally well during a mission and tour. They are also made and given out to remember guys that may have died during a tour or particular mission. As far as the black strap things that you found the are tourniquets. If wounded in the arm or leg, they would put these on above the wound and twist the "black bar" till tight to control the bleeding so the soldier did not bleed out. I suggest having a couple in a car and knowing how to use them incase you're in a bad accident or come upon a bad accident and need to slow/stop bleeding. They also come in handy is bitten by a poisonous snake. Little tip for yous guys that go camping or hunting.
that stove was my first bbq lol back in 79
Thumbs up!!!
Clark
Last bag in video The two matching black straps were field tourniquets 25 to 30 buck a piece
The Art work is nicely framed and not bad looking. So at least $100.00 if sold right. The things with a flashlight looks like a attachment for a helmet. Those are high capacity magazines, hopefully there is a amdisty (?) box at a local armoury so you can get rid of them. Or if you know someone in the National Guard, failing that: take a sledgehammer to them.
Dang I feel bad for that facility owner.
I think George would be smoke'n hot in cat eye glasses.
Don't knock the pics because dad won a big box of them at a auction. I looked them all up and sold half of them on line and made 30k just off a few of them and a collector in town got the rest of them for 5k. I think dad only paid $5.00 for the whole lot. It came with a seeder and 3 shovels.
You two need to go to the better neighborhoods for the storage units are good stuff and
Omgosh. A sword, Awesome.
Yes, it is Desert Storm. My mother got the government contract for uniforms.
I wore flight deck boots since I was in the Navy.
I want that butterfly one! 🦋
You guys are such nice people come on give the old manse a break at least help him haul it away
The 2 black strap things are Battlefield tourniquets & the other metal thing is a Military Challenge coin from Operation Enduring Freedom aka the War in Afghanistan.
All these items should be returned to the soldier if possible.
My two favourite people ❤️💙😍
The US Army BDU's are in ACU pattern. It is/was. Used for multi geographic surroundings ie; desert, woodlands and grasslands.
We have seen your camper, you go glamping not camping!!
*Question: What do you do with all the CDs and Cassette Tapes you find in the units? Do you list them and where can I find them at?
Sell them
@@WhatTheHales Hello form New York City and Happy New Year Jeremy and George. God bless and Best Wishes for a Happy, HEALTHY and SUCCESSful 2020. Do you post those CD's and Tapes on Ebay or Amazon or do you sell them to thrift stores or music stores for resale? And if you post them on Ebay or Amazon where can I find your page at on either site?
@@JOHNCDIDITAGAIN We usually sell them locally
@@WhatTheHales Thanks for getting back to me. I appreciate you taking time out to answer my questions. I was looking for ROCK CDs from 1960's to 2007. From oldies to heavy metal and country-rock. But thank you for your time.
This is a rough start . No bids
It's your 2nd dimensional twin couple of you and George.
Just seen the video taken in my hometown ,, I know the owner personally and his secretary . Wasn't aware of the storage auctions he was doing since he has a small auction facility here in town ,,
Please feel free to share this video with your friends and family all over your social media!
It is a Military Commader/Sgt Major Coin for a Afghanistan Unit. It has the Commander's and Sgt Major's Name. I am guessing it is about the size of a playing card. Usually Challenge coins are the size for a 50 cent piece to a Silver Dollar. But with Desert Storm and the ability of mints to make more specialized metal designs they have become fancier to include Trucks, Tanks and the like. Nice piece and they can go depending on the Unit they represent fairly decently.
D CO TF 1-66 OEF X - translation - 'D CO' means Company D; 'TF' means Task Force; I think '1-66' is First 66th Regiment; OEF means OPERATION Enduring Freedom; I am at a loss on X unless it means Expeditionary.
I am Air Force so I am sure an Army person will correct me.
That was a plack for being in a unit it’s like a challenge coin it’s like a thank you for a good job
it's worth looking into never know maybe could be a restorage the love , it may be a soldier who passed and their family would love to have the items back or even a vengeful ex could of put those in there
The magazines are made by Magpul gen 2 or 3. They sell at rural King for about $15 bucks a piece new
Another Great Video and love the movie (my mother wears combat boots) careful you don't (Pierce) yourself with the k-nife LOL
Tilly hat lol for desert
WoW!!!! Amazing the locker has revealed so many goodys i mean would have though that the bags would have so much in them i still fine it fascinating what you fined , i use to love paint balling and yes those with all the gear never lasted long , the best one was when a shell was placed on the bridge i would just run up take the shell as the other side run for cover by the time they've got sorted iam in cover lolllzzzzzzz my guys won nearly every time.
I wish I would have known you were in Mt Gilead I would have came to meet you guys. I live in Cardington.
Battle dress uniform (known as BDU for short) at 14:26.
Great video! Always funny! 😂 Tyfs.
I'd buy those magazines
My son is wanting a Gucci watch. How much will you all sell it for?
LOL, you're bothe allergic to weddings, ha, right!! Also, guys, the orbs do not mean a bad thing, (most ot the time)they could be just the light, and positive flow of good spirits. They arent around you to hurt you. :)
@bill2526 bill2526 They made a joke about being allergic to weddings in the vid.... remember? Is that why you commented 'what?'...?
Is it gold or silver bar limited edition
14:29 Nope, that is the ACU pattern. Meant to cover all terrains. Not to successful though, which is why it was replaced less than 10 years later with the multicam pattern29:52 That appears to be a challenge coin. Haven't seen one that big for a while though
Them black think in the grey things look like tactical pens
I bet you could sell those posters as a set for at least $100 easy.
The scull is zero's scull from a nightmare before christmas