Brent0331 2003 Iraq invasion - The gear I carried
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- PART I of my Iraq deployment video: In this video I will talk about some of the gear I carried as a machine gunner serving in Bravo Company, 1st Battalion, 4th Marines during the 2003 Iraq invasion.
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Due to a logistical error, I was issued a new gas mask without turning in my old one, so I still had my complete MOPP suit and gas mask from the invasion when I EAS'd. Unfortunately, it all burnt in a house fire, along with my tri-colors and goggles, after I got out. My K-bar I used in the invasion burnt in the "Great Al Asad Tent-City Fire" of 2004. Not all, but some, of my "war-trophies" (Republican Guard uniform, Saddam Dinars, etc.) from the Invasion were lost to Hurricane Katrina/Rita, because I thought it would be best to send them home to keep them safe..bad decision. I was in 3rd Battalion, 4th Marines, RCT-7, three deployments to Iraq, 2003-2005.
Semper Fi brother. That sucks about your war trophies. I should have left that country with far more than what I brought back. What pissed me off even more is when I came back in '04 they changed their rules allowing bayonets to be sent home. They confiscated mine in '03.
Holy sh... I was out on QRF and came back to a wasteland of tent ash and the smell of burnt kerosene. I would bet money they soaked all those tents in kerosene to help waterproof them. Were you 3rd Armored Cav by chance?
Gahdee that’s tragic as fuck
Yeah, my life's been a crazy roller coaster, lol. I'm currently working on my book about all of the crazy/funny experiences in the Corps
Gahdee bad luck brotha stay safe
man I love this channel.
+godzilla1463 Thanks bud, I appreciate it. You guys are the reason I keep making videos. If I didn't get supportive comments like this I wouldn't waste my time.
+Brent0331 what the oldest age you can be and join the marines?
+dieing REPUBLIC Not sure about the Marines but overall I think the cutoff right now is 35. I woulnd worry though coming from a soldier: they'll probably relax the standards as soon as Obama leaves office
+.308or5.56? i believe marine core is 27 years old. you could just google it
Drew Martin 17
I was a SAW gunner crossing the border with the 3rd ID. We took Baghdad, the airport, and the government sector in early April '03. I was involved in Colonel Perkin's Thunder Runs. I still have the DCU's from back then, also.
I'm glad I missed that shit
+Slytiger the Maverick Prepper Channel the days of free fire zones. Safety off. I was an older soldier at 30 back then. Now I'm a positively ancient 1SG.
+The Immortal lol ain't that the truth. It was only in the invasion did I ever hear the term "Free fire zone". My 2nd deployment the ROE was "Shout, show, shove, shoot (warning shot), shoot (kill)." lol what a joke. Then in Afghanistan we had the Karzai 12.
+Brent0331 Screw Karzai that corrupt POS was a bigger impingement to us that the Taliban were, when the new president took over they found that the actual strength of the ANA was more than 50,000 less than what it was on paper
Thanks for making this video. This will make a good reference for military collectors like myself. Most people dismiss modern gear as worthless surplus just like they did in WW2 but in 30 or so years this stuff will have value and people will care about the history.
Yea, collecters are starting to realize the collectability of this stuff.His cammies, boots, and the other stuff that originally belong to him will bring big bucks, because they're comfirmed combat used.I really hope he just keeps them in his own little museum instead of selling it.
That’s so true. I kept all my dads Vietnam war gear and I even have his m16a1 that was made semi automatic by the Armory he used to work in. As a Marine vet myself I served from 2002-2006. I have some items that were “over supply”. 😉
@@kilo393 he will.
@@REVOLVER_NOIR i wouldn't be announcing that about your dad's m16 because that shits illegal it's still considered a machine gun by the atf
It's already starting. Now that there's documentaries and movies and it's been 20 years now, it's considered retro to some. Crazy. Some of my first memories were of this invasion. US being in Iraq was normal to me that was the status quo I grew up with, it's weird hearing ppl talk about it like a retro historical event.
Pretty much the same situation happened with us concerning boots during Desert Storm. When we got to the rear after the invasion was over they finally issued us desert boots for the trip home. Otherwise we had to wear those hot ass standard issue black leather boots the whole time.
One thing that really galled me was they kept telling us that the availability of hot weather boots was extremely limited, but on the odd occasion that supply guys would bring up hot chow or something they would almost always be wearing a nice new pair of desert boots. Typical.
Figures.
Same in Brit army mate...
Same thing here in the Canadian army, in Afghanistan. The "No Tech's" had all the Gucci shit first.
Good video , it's crazy how time flies I remember being a middle school kid when my my uncle deployed to Iraq in 2003 , I was in highschool school when my cousin got shipped to Iraq in 2006 and in 2009 I was the one on my way out there. In 2011 all 3 of us got to deploy under the 1st Cav Div - 1st BCT to the same area. It all seems like it was yesterday but it has almost been 10 years since my first deployment .
Such amazing content. Thank you for your service and the awesome videos! Please keep making more.
+Robert Claar Thanks
Thank you for your service, more videos like this please! Love seeing loadout videos and the evolution of gear.
+kbbjedi Thanks man, there's a PART II coming soon.
Dude, your channel is absolutely awesome! I'm so glad there are some channels on TH-cam like this one.
In Russia, our team makes the USA divisions as an airsoft kit.
Just in case, we're not trying to insult someone and we don't think, that we're real warriors or USMC members.
In my opinion, OIF is a very interesting, exciting and impressive part of America's history
Thank you a lot for your high-quality military content!
Respect!
p.s. I may do some language mistakes, cuz Engl. is not my first language and I'm sorry for that, trying to improve my skills every day.
+Youth Foxes Thanks for watching and commenting brother.
That’s crazy dude, it’s funny because I’m the states, people try to hard to get ahold of Gorka, and Smersh gear, and Altyns for airsoft. I was lucky enough to get a trip to Kyrgyzstan where it’s pretty easy to find Soviet era Russian gear.
In the airsoft community I know a few russian guys who do US Marine kits
Nice video, brother. I was with A/1/7, and ultimately Task Force Ripper. This was Desert Shield/Desert Storm, in 1990/1991. Our Battalion Commander is the new Secretary of Defense, LTCOL (then) James Mattis. I still have a lot of my gear, including my green jungle boots with dog tag in the laces. I also have the green/black night smock that was used to defeat night vision devices ( it does work, but you see chocolate chip desert camo and black boots below the smock!!). Nice video, brother. I think about those days from time to time. So many assholes don't have a clue what went on and what is going on in the world. Semper Fi, Bro!
S/F brother! Thanks for commenting. Yup 'ol Mad Dog led us in the push (2003) Iraq invasion. Couldn't be a better person at the helm now!
You ever been to Dhaharahn Saudi Arabia? that was my dads base during the Gulf War. Couple times a week before and during the war he had to drive to Riyahd to attend mission briefs at Coalition HQ and give aircrew readiness briefs to General ShwartzKaupf since my dad was a Aviation Tech Department head. He also ran the Desert Rat Saloon over in Dhaharahn via the 71st TFS.
I was in Task Force Ripper as well, but in Charley 1/7 (Suicide Charley, only company with two, count 'em, two guidons!).
I remember the night vision cammie overgarments, we also got to keep ours.
I was issued an ANPAQ-4A infrared night aiming light to use with a set of night vision goggles, which were in this bulky hard case. I traded them for an AN/PVS-4 night scope that I mounted on top of my M16A2 carrying handle with two bilge pump hose clamps from the Amtrak, because the mounting bracket for the night aiming light took up the mounting hole in the M16 handle. I also cut off the rubber cheek rest from an AT4 launch tube and taped it with 90 mile an hour tape to my buttstock so I could get a cheek weld this way.
It was heavy as hell and only reached accurately out to about 250 yards, and since I had to remove it for daytime use its initial zero was worthless, but I felt cool with my Terminator weapon. 😁
I made Corporal in the field and they made me a fire team leader, so they took that away and gave me an M203. Oh well.
Look at all the love & respect here for you, you just gotta feel buzzed about that Brent,..Welcome home, really glad you made it through alright,..Thanx for your story here, well done,..
Thanks for you service and all the hard work evolved in making this video.
Yes, this is badass I've been hoping for a vid like this! Thanks Brent!
+FutureGrunt0311 Thanks man, theres more to come.
Love watching these videos man. E-4 Currently enlisted, yet to deploy. Thank you for your service brother 🤙🏽
Thanks, likewise brother.
really great in depth view of the gear you carried great vid man.
Thank you for your service! Nice to hear about all the stuff you had with you on your deployment.
Brent your videos are such an eye-opening experience through the lenses, since finding your videos on you tube I have watch and learned alot more stuff as far as how to doing it the right way
As soon as I come home from work I check out you oldest or latest video, thank you so much for all the hard work you put in making these video's,
AND THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE FOR OUR GREAT COUNTRY, 🇺🇸
Brent, Thank you for the Video, late in watching. Enjoyed the insight and breakdown, really well done. I enjoyed the pictures of which I took a couple so I was happy to share and serve with you. "What Ever It Takes"
SgtMaj! Thanks for watching, B 1/4 will always be the staple in my heart and greatest unit I've ever had the privilege of serving with.
Great video. Thank you for taking the time and sharing this with us.
+Chronic Military Collector Thanks
Thank you for service Brent, and for all the time and effort you put into your videos.
Appreciate it.
Semper fi...ooh raw!!! Thanx for your service, glad to see you back home!
Wow, thank you for sharing this. Looking forward to your upcoming videos like this. Very interesting, I always learn when I watch your videos
+Andy Yates Thanks bud.
Thanks a ton for sharing all your memories along with all the gear... really incredible to watch!
+Blixx77 Thanks, glad you enjoyed it.
Just found this video, though I've been subscribed for a while. What a trip down memory lane! I call the invasion "The Mother of All Traffic Jams" as five out of six lanes of the highway were crammed with northbound vehicles. I was a reserve CA guy with a two-man team attached to the 377 TAACOM (now TSC) Forward element that established the logistics facilities at Tallil Air Base, BIAP, and Garma Station west of Baghdad. We established theater logistics for Task Force Tarawa when they were about to run out of their basic load of just about everything. We had almost exactly the same gear as you did, except that I had to borrow a long arm every time I left the wire. Great material, and you've kept more of your gear than I did. Can't wait to see your second tour in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Awesome Brent, thanks for the stories and load out.
+Swang Thanks brother, there's more to come.
My new favorite channel. Thank you for everything you've done for our country, Brent. Guys like me are grateful for guys like you and my boy PFC JOSH BURROWS, US ARMY 1/8 Cav, KIA in Baghdad 26 Nov 06.
Thanks brother, RIP to PFC Burrows, I don't know him personally but I know he was a patriot.
Thank you for your service. My father and two cousins served in the 2003 Iraq Invasion
Thanks brother.
Great video, thank you for putting this out there.
Very interesting stuff, thank you for your service brent!
+SurvivalHorrorJunky Thanks brother.
Brent you've some great videos. New subscriber. Thank you greatly for your service !!
Thank you so much for your service! You make us so proud.
Thanks brother.
Thank you for taking the time to make this video and share it with us. Very interesting. When you can, it would be great to see what you had on your other deployments. Also like your personal opinion on what worked. Much better than some keyboard commando that wasn't there. Thank you for your service.
+Matt Johnson Thanks I appreciate it.
It is videos like this that do great service to catalog what gear was available in those days in reality for future re-enactors, documentaries and such.
Its scary for me to think that I'm getting old enough that people would be reenacting my war already.
Thank you so much for making this video, i say this because there are so many ordinary citizens like myself who want to see what our soldiers did in the fights they were in and what they used to kick ass with. Thank you for everything brother.
Thank you for making this video, along with the many others you make. It's hard to believe that it's been 13 years since the Iraq invasion, but it's interesting to hear the stories of the people who were there.
+Sedan57Chevy I know right, time just flies by.
Thanks so much for sharing this with us. I'd love to see another one about your kit in Afghanistan.
+Aaron Redman Thanks
Awesome vid bro. I was always in awe of you guys who first went in. Crazy how some equipment carried over from Post Cold War Kosovo/Bosnia.
-OIF II-III & IX
Really a cool video, great combination of first person storytelling and cool gear! I'd love to see more.
+Lancaster Hornet Thanks brother, there's more to come.
Good video, Thanks for your service brother. I like how you specify "At least my unit" and so on so you don't get guys throwing guff
+Brown Fire Thanks brother, I appreciate it.
Thank you for your service! Great channel!
great video. You were the first in and I had the last deployment to Iraq. It's amazing to see how much the gear has changed
+Rouge Scout19D Thanks, and I agree, its crazy how much has changed.
Hi Brent. Thank you for that, it isalways a good exercise in observation techniques watching such videos. Stay safe. ATB. Nigel
Nice to see an Iraq War vet share his knowledge on youtube.It so cool to see all your gear.
+Heptonic48 Thanks
As a historian, it makes me happy you guys often wrote where and when you were deployed on the inside of the hats. They may end up in a museum some day! I see similar details on historical artifacts from time to time, so that one made me laugh.
Nice Brent! I didn't realize that the recon wrap had a name. In my backpacking gear I had a material tube by a company named Buff. Weight is about 1.5 oz and is extremely useful. Thanks man!!
LOL!! Gunny, your comment about not getting new gear until you were leaving the theater made me laugh hysterically. I was in the first Gulf War, a Navy Corpsman at a Fleet Hospital in S.A. We went over there with our Woodlands and black leather boots, and wore them the whole time we were there. Looked like a bunch of trees in the desert, LOL!! The day before we shipped out to go home, here comes supply with a load of 6 color deserts for us, so nothing has changed apparently... :D. I love your channel, thank you for your service and Semper Fi!
Good stuff. Thanks for sharing. Thank you for your service and welcome home.
+Michael Stone Appreciate it brother.
Thank you for your service to our country. My brother is active duty Army with 3 deployments in Iraq and Afghanistan. I'm a firefighter and civilian sheep dog. Love your channel.
+kirksfilms Thanks brother.
Thanks for making this video, very informative
Appreciate it.
I was with Cssg-11 (red patch) and we we're very honored to resupply you warriors back in '03. I really enjoy your channel brother and Semper Fi!
Appreciate it brother, Semper Fi!
great to see another video from you, all the best from the UK man
+Robert Morrison Thanks brother, I appreciate it.
+Brent0331 thought I'd add that I'd be interested in seeing the gear you carried during Afghanistan, friend of mine served with the British Army in Afghanistan and it would be interesting to see the difference in gear you used
I love this channel and I have heavy respect for you dude
+Christopher Koontz Thanks brother.
Awesome video, soo glad i subscribed to this channel.
+Do Thanh Tran Huy Thanks brother, I appreciate the support.
1. Great Video
2 . What kind of Music have you listened on your deployment 2003 in Iraq?
Justin Schopper probably creed
Justin Schopper btw that was joke, my pops was involved back then and he mentioned he used to bump in his pick up.
Drowning Pool, Let the Bodies hit the floor, was the “Invasion of Iraq anthem.” Also listened to System of a Down, and 50 cent had just debuted
I spoke to a Iraq vet he’s from the uk he was with Americans and Belgium soldiers and the Americans used to blast thunderstruck bodies hit the floor like the person above me said and other rock and metal music
Really interesting video man. Love it
Wow bringing back the Memories. Yep i remember wearing all that stuff also. We went over in Feb/March of 2004/05 To relieve everyone who took part in that Initial Invasion Op. US Army Aviation, 82nd Medical Company (AA) "Dustoff" out of Ft Riley Kansas. We served under Y'all Marines in 2006 as "Leatherneck" Dustoff at Al Asad Al Ambar Province, 1st MEF/ 1st ID.
I love My Leathernecks and Soldiers.
Ty for Your Service and making this vid. Above the Best. 🌟🌟🌟🌟
love your videos,,,I'm a civilian but I have learned alot already from your video.. thanks for your service..my collection is small but it's getting there
Thanks man.
Thanks for another trip down memory lane. ironically i think the brass change the cover on those smart books to suit both branch and unit. had the same book, but of course i wasn't USMC. but most of that gear is the same i used up to my retirement in 05. with the exception of your line gear vest. but great vid brother.
wow. my bro just turned 23 and its his first deployment to the middle east this year. its a shame combat operations have lasted this long. almost 20 years .alot of deaths it seems, hope it ends soon. thank you for your service.
Appreciate it.
I love this channel +1 sub. Thanks for the details, this is awesome. Looking forward to more.
+Trusted Medic TMW Trav Thanks brother.
Mee too, I love the channel, it's easy cut, & Dry, right to the point .
Thanks
Mr brent, I know this is an older video, but I just wanted to say thank you for what you did in service to our country.
Thanks brother.
1st Mar Div corpsman checking in and subscribed. semperfi brotha.
Same same
Love your videos, thank you for all your service! I could never go into the military so seeing this is the closest I'll ever get. Cheers 🍺
Thanks brother, I appreciate it.
thanks for sharing about your deployment
+Austin Hoover Thanks for watching.
Thank you for your service sir. You are heros each and everyone! Much respect!
yes even in the army we would buy a ton of shirts from what ever units we went to, trained with and anywhere we went for training, some of us racked up quit a collection ! great vid brent, iv still got some magazines my mom sent me, some trading cards, my iraqi most wanted poster, and a few other odds and ends....... funny how we hang on to that stuff !
+Brent0331 This is an awesome video and very interesting, I always wondered what you guys had over there. You should definitely do a couple more on your gear you carried in Afghanistan.
+Karsten Lapointe agreed
+Karsten Lapointe Thanks brother.
Great peices of history. Thank you for your service.
Your a true hero brother! i really enjoyed the video. its funny some of your gear is the same shit we had in the army in the early 80's.
+pd2210 lol, That was the way things were back then man. Not so much anymore though. After the 2003 invasion the money on gear really poured in.
Wow that booklet that informs you on the Iraqi military is pretty cool. Very nice that you kept that and you’re sadaam dinars you found.
Great vid. Thanks for sharing!
+plzhelpj Thanks brother, there's more to come.
Awesome video! Thank you sir!
Thanks
that was an awesome video of your gear keep it up! :)
+William Mitchell Thanks brother.
So cool man love these videos thank you for your service sir
Appreciate it man.
Excellent video. You always get right to it, don't have to skip ahead 5 minutes to get to the real meat. Always thought the sock was to protect the goggles from scratching hadn't thought about glare.
neat video of your gear. the boots say it all.
+ŹÈÚŠ Thanks
ŹÈÚŠ Shit I still got my boots from '03 too!
Much respect and thanks for your service.
Appreciate it man.
Great to see a fellow China Marine posting informative videos, I joined 1/4 in '06.
+mike delgado S/F brother! Looks like you checked a little after I checked out of there. I loved my time at Horno, best Company & Blt I have ever served in hands down.
Thank you for your service Sir.
Great stuff Brent. Remind me to show you my great uncle's D-Day boot tag, he was in a glider and landed in France. Had a piece of wood carved to fit between his laces with name and address carved into it.
+waffenmacht Hell yeah.
Semper Fi I love your channel
I was just a kid at the time but remember watching Marines storm across Iraq on the news wearing all this gear. Pretty crazy that you were a part of history like that. Hopefully you don't take offense when I say I'm envious of that experience. My recruiter joined in 2001. I always wished I had been a part of that generation. Ton of respect for you and the guys you were with. Awesome video and I hope you do more in this series.
+TBL-TTB Thanks brother. I eventually will do a part II talking about the deployment. I've been kind of busy this last few weeks so I haven't got around to it.
***** Not a problem, we all have schedules. I'm 19 years old and talking to the Army right now about going in as infantry. However, recently I've been debating going for the Marine Corps instead. I haven't gone to MEPs or anything yet but I've taken the asvab and sent my packet up for approval. I wanted to know your take. We don't know each other, but you've got a lot of combat experience and you clearly have a lot of love for the Corps. If you have time to respond, I'd really appreciate your input. Thanks.
Super cool! Thanks for sharing
Thank you for your service, Sir!
Thanks brother.
Thanks for sharing.
I love ur videos man!
Hey man, great video. I was wondering what holster you guys used in Iraq.
Great bit of kit those recon wraps!
I really wish I had one of those on all my previous deployments in East Timor. I didn't really discover the importance of this item till I deployed to Afghan in 2012. slow learner I guess ;).
On a side note mate. Keep those One Shepard vids coming!
DUTY FIRST
Thank you for your service god bless you
Decides this morning to play video games.
put's on this video for white noise.
Now I've Gone and binged these videos for the last 2 hours.
Ha, glad I could provide some entertainment.
Thank you for your service! :)
+Austin Michael I appreciate it.
Awesome stuff, my dad was a seabee in iraq and I'm trying to recreate his gear.
Hey Brent, whenever you find the time can you do a follow up video on you’re second deployment ? Thanks from A Co 1-327 101st
when I was 12 i watched the news every day just to see the marines kick butt Semper Fi
Mr.Brent, is that Armor vest strong like the new ones? I'm curious about those. That vest, the interceptor vest and the ammo pouch with the baggy uniforms looked awesome.
I know it's too late to ask ,but may you make a video on how you set up your FLC vest?
Brent what is your opinion on belt fed vs magzine fed. I prefer a magazine fed LMG. Over all I prefer an RPK with 100 round drum as the C drum for U.S. service rifles are annoying because of the shape.
My dad was part of this, he was at the front lines during the “midtown massacre.” He was in the army and remembers it. He has told me a lot about it and how bad it was.