"Behind Enemy Lines: Pilot Survival Kit" Pt 2 by Nutnfancy

[@redshine4]

These videos are AWESOME!!!! As you know, I'm a USK lover!!! Having a complete kit review, as well as gear reviews, is important to me. Let's me know what I've forgotten, what I need to upgrade, and loads more!!! REALLY appreciate all the work that's gone into these vids, not just by Nutn, but the WHOLE Nutnfancy team! These vids are philosophy, philosophy of use, gear reviews, survival, and adventure, all in one (or 3) videos!!!! LOVING IT!!!

[@donnya1000]

This is a great series. Although I am an older private citizen and probably do not need to consider this in my limited future life, I am enjoying the series immensely. I do love the gear and have put together lots of your recommendations just for the fondling aspect, including this MAP 3500. Hopefully my descendants will appreciate what they will inherit. Thanks for what you do and the countless hours of enjoyment you've given me the last few years. Please keep it up, you've a talent for this.

[@ilikewasabe]

as a civilian in my country i would never learned about this on my own.. thank you nutn for imparting your logic and philosophy of being prepared for any situation. your first aid video especially had helped me and my family on our trips. im sure there are many more people that have been inspired by your work.. im sorry for my poor english thank you again nutn and family

[@InFrontOfYourBack]

Glad to see you got your game back on. You're pressing on in a bad situation. There are many who depend on your knowledge for our family's survival. Thank you!

[@pr4runner]

Can't stop watching the first 5 minutes. Awesome. can't wait to watch the rest of the video.

[@keverc]

@nutnfancy when you said "train as you fight. fight as you train." i was carried back to Military Police school. we trained hard and fought just as hard. as a MP we worked in 3 man teams. even though i have been out for a while i would to this day i would give my life for my team. when i was injuried i would never ask my team to carry my load and because of that my team and my squad knew what ever happened i was gonna fight on. that is the kind of respect that can only be earned.

[@thejaymanx111]

I remember a friend who was an IDF paratrooper who said that an often repeated phrase was, " You're a paratrooper! You're SUPPOSED to be surrounded!" Great video. As always. And IMHO, out of the whole kit, I believe that the mind and the mindset are THE only indispensable components. As you expressed more eloquently, having the best gear in the world means nothing if you just give up and wait to die.

[@3ddon602]

hey man i just wanted to thank you for all the videos you've made and with the knowledge you share most people would have made us buy it. so thanks again i really appreciate it.

[@Never_Enough_Dogs]

Thanks, nutnfancy. As one of the 'good citizens' you mention, I very much appreciate your advice and wisdom. The philosophies and concepts you express are very informative, and have changed my thoughts around my survival skills and needs. I'm adjusting my bag build once I get done typing this. ;-)

[@ihikearoundcom]

TNP was in the talk today here on Long Island, been able to open up many to TNP since the hurricane. People are starting to listen...this video will be a valuable tool for many, Thank You!

[@1221vito]

You said it right there..."thought"...that's one of my favorite things 'bout Nutn...that detailed and complete thought process..

[@richw1907]

WOW, that entro chocked me up, it was over the top, I spent 10y in Air Force Air Weather Service, mostly in base ops and that entro brought alot of stuff forward in my mind, thanks for your service and vids.

[@Miroku1226]

Thanks for the vids, Nutn. Even when I don't buy a product you recommend I'm happy to know that you put a great deal of thought and effort into your reviews. It still surprises me that you always seem to think of some aspect of a product that I would never have thought of.

[@Fmaliniverdu]

As a clueless civilian I'm really enjoying this video series. In an unstable country like mine, it might be a good idea to put together a similar kit and keep it handy in my car.

[@Paintballgooroo2]

Awesome intro!!! As always I love that you speak candidly and from experience. It is very rare and very much appreciated.

[@christhomas4099]

been watchin your vids for the last year or so. keep up the good work! My favorite series so far.

[@lazerrred]

Loved the lead in, loving the series. Thanks Nutn

[@cavscout888]

Nutn, I was a driver/gunner on a guntruck in Iraq doing long-haul convoy escort. I should have done more incase they kicked out some scouts, or I was left behind. But if I had to choose one thing to have more of, it would have been water (or something to trade for water or buy off local help. Great vid, and thanks for all the time and effort!

[@Dagger1955]

My wife walked by while I was watching this vid and said "That guy says the same things you do" to which I replied "I told you there are a whole bunch of guys out there that think like me". looking forward to the next installment!

[@glockbrothers]

We really love this series of video, thanks for sharing your military service.

[@rsll510]

Another fantastic video, my poor TV feels so alone since I started watching TNP, I'm getting close to having watched half of your play list and that is no easy feat. It has taken years, but I'm loving it. Thanks to you and your production team.

[@Warsign01]

Outstanding. Making a play list just for this series.

[@jamesshaw89]

Thanks for all your hard work nutnfancy I'm really enjoying your videos.

[@bowmaster24]

Ive got to be up at 3:45 and I am watching this. Couldnt help myself! Nutnfancy has done it again...

[@bigcat3l8]

So excited for the rest of this series! I love systems. I've watched the urban combat series like twice. I've been waiting for a different system to come about. Thank you!

[@planeflyer84]

ive been watching you are a WHILE and i had no clue you were a fellow pilot!!!!!!! you just got HUGE props!

[@MrSagadraca]

Everyday Nutn puts out a new video is like X-mas morning

[@Abigsky]

Loving this series of videos. Will patintly wait for pt3. ;-) to Veri for all she does for the project

[@mynineridesshotgun]

Enjoying this series a lot so far, Nutn. Excited for the next part. -Chris

[@ryan33111]

I can't really relate to this series but I absolutly love them! I esp love the intro to this video. My father before becoming a pilot with Delta in 1980 flew F4's. I bet he would love this series also.

[@MrUSApatriot01]

awesome series. brings back some SERE memories.

[@lrsscout1169]

The intro was so freaking sick...great job putting that together! Extremely cool vid series to me having participated in downed aircrew exercises

[@TacticalRon777]

Awesome series Nutn. Great visuals.You're gettin really good at putting together high quality vids. Keep rockin!

[@whiskeypapa8842]

Lovin' the series Nutn'', lovin' it! Extremely valuable information.

[@cadrician]

Been waiting for this serie for a long time, thanks Nutn your the man!

[@TheDupleD]

Such an awesome Friday night. Thanks Nutn.

[@RedEyedJack]

Two hours well spent.... waiting for part three!!!

[@1022JB]

Thanks for having awesome sound and image quality on your vids.

[@theblacklines]

another fantastic entry. Thanks, Nutn.

[@tristantrb]

You my friend are the Obi Wan of tactical gear. Big up from NH, amazingly entertaining series. Cant wait to see inside the darn pack.

[@nyborgb]

Love the intro!! Thanks for showing our brave forces in action!!!

[@FallenRILESbmx]

Can't wait for part 3, Great series of vids nutn keep up the good work

[@CountVonC4]

I think the floor shot is actually pretty good for this kind of review video. Just watch, all the other reviewers on YT are going to steal this angle now! Thanks for another interesting vid fancy!

[@J...1]

thank you for all philosophy on the gear it makes me think on my systems! thanks for the great video!

[@Flakey86]

Intro was sick! I've been looking forward to this vid.

[@orionrj16]

Been waiting for the continuation of this series, thanks Nutn. -Rafael

[@MrShawnwil]

THANK YOU for not going with full molle! About the only thing I would put on the exterior of the pack is a tear away molle med kit, something to treat a major wound quickly. Great series you've got going here!

[@lendara40]

part!!! perfect timing to get this video out! Thanks Nutn

[@sjohnson1776]

Another outstanding video Nutn! Thank you!

[@CampfireTalk]

cracking me up bro on the "between the legs" camera angle : ) Sweet intro & even better discussion on the thought process to arrive at this system. Part 3 here we go!

[@Branwolfe1]

Thanks for the helpful tips Nutn! :) I rearranged my pack to my needs. Love your videos man!

[@savagemann69]

Great stuff. Can't wait for part 3.

[@scoutguy14]

on the camo backpack thing, i totally agree. what you could do, if you needed camo, is have a regular color bag, but have something like a pack cover, that is camo. that way it is not out of the ordinary, but it is there if you need it

[@bucfabio]

Dude you rock lookin forward to the next one. Keep it coming

[@starwarsbro]

i love nutnfancy's use of the word 'dude'. pretty chill if you ask me haha. keep up the good work mr. nutnfancy

[@d.l.hemmingway3834]

For the Ground Forces the biggest goal is to get back to friendly lines no matter the methods. Your idea about a BEL kit works for those of us who are or were in the Army or Marine Corps, but I use today a green or other neutral color pack. In a civilian situation I'm avoiding bandits and marauders not dropping your stuff is also a wise thing. Don't leave a presence when you have to travel to safety.

[@mysss29]

One good thing about mags on the outside of the pack is, depending on the pouches/holders you use, you could move them to your belt.

[@Paelorian]

Nutnfancy, as you feel 5.56mm NATO is underpowered for your CES, you should know that your choice of carbine, the SU-16C, is now being manufactured by Kel-Tec in 300BLK (as is the CA). Still 4.7lbs. More power with standard supersonic rounds and if you're in a stealthy situation where staying concealed is important enough that you'd use a subsonic bullet with pistol caliber power you can do that. MSRP is $50-80 more than the 5.56 chambered version, and the 1913 railed compact forend is standard!

[@jdf747emt1]

I was a aggressor at Cherry Point, a very seasoned Master Sgt, was the instructor, and was reported to have successfully escaped maybe two times in diffrent conflicts?. I was the NCO, we went to the legal hold barracks and asked the soon to be discharged Marines under less than honorable conditions, if they would like to chase officers around the woods for a couple of days. Which they did with great joy, and we tortured the downed airmen, to see who broke first, very educational.

[@albi131]

It's almost 1AM here and I've just opened up a beer and started to watch an hour long video. Screw you Nutn. LOL

[@EatCarbs]

Dang.. that was the fastest hour ever! I was itchin all week to see part 2 and it's already over. Thank you for the great video dude. Rock on TNP!! I still haven't cleaned my room though.. lol

[@budojon]

great video ! thx for sharing !! i would change: 1.rifle with ammo inside, because i want to be combat ready emmidiately 2.gps inside a pocket on my body, because its too important to have on the backpack 3.reflectors for later to carry 1 on arm and 1 on leg cant wait for the next part ! great show, keep on :-)

[@kolinmartz]

I love Garmin. It's the only GPS brand I have in all my vehicles (car, boat, quad bike, dirt bike) and I always take one when I go camping, hiking or any outdoor activity.

[@kspen1336]

I'm three minutes in and want to saw awesome opening sequence and great tune!

[@GodnGunz7]

Hey Nutn! I love this series!

[@Dougedoug14]

Dude love the intro's to this series. you're the man!

[@deltahawk1001]

The radio carried on our vest in the army has GPS built into it. It is a good bit larger than the PRK but combines the two tools into one package.

[@newdayz1000]

These vids and the political WROL type vids along with the "Airforce Stories" vids ARE THE BEST ON KZbin! Thank you Nutn! Thank you Twice! God Bless you and your entire family Brother! Sending to all my friends!

[@Snippersly]

Finally! Someone tells the truth about MOLLE! Too much MOLLE is NOT a good thing. Too many pouches will get tangled, torn and in your way! Keep the MOLLE to the minimum. Preach it NutnFancy!

[@ghost762]

For packs I plan on using the Camel Bak Talon. Simply put it is what I have. I bought it for deployment to Al Asad in Iraq and it worked great for carrying stuff to and from work.

[@1221vito]

like everyone else I've been checkin back all week, thinkin "damn, when's the next one comin out", then tonight I click the link, expectin nothin, and, hold up, wait.....here we go baby!! YESSIR!

[@OpaKnows]

One of the best hours one can spend on the internet. That model SU-16 always reminds me of the Marlin Papoose .22. Must be the collapsibility aspect. That, and the bare-bones build. Hope you're doing well, Veri.

[@investigator76]

Thanks for your time, sorry for the long post. Hope all is well with you and yours this season.

[@MrRugercat45]

In adding to what nutn said about civvies not having a camo pack or gear. You very well may NEED that camo down the road, once you clear the urban areas or city and attracting the wrong attention isn't your primary concern- not attracting ANY ATTENTION is- so carry something like a camo poncho to drape over yourself or your pack to camo up, maybe get one of those US Military camo "tire covers" with the stretch corded opening. That way you can just quickly pull it over your gear, or off, if need be. Maybe sew a neon orange piece to the inside, so you can signal for rescue if need be. Or, carry a super lightweight camo net, like the digital camo "ghillie netting" Camosystems makes, maybe in a universal camo like the Flyway (brown duck camo, but blends in most all terrain, summer or winter, desert or jungle) They make it in the Killer Kamo, a greener color, like Multicam colors, too, among others.

[@steveowalk]

Great vid! Hope part 3 is out soon! Wish I had more money for awesome gear...

[@MrM2hb]

This is some of your best stuff.

[@manwithtwowives]

great series of vids!!!! outstanding job!!!

[@gunchief0811]

ammo is big time important, i agree with you on @ least two 30 round mag's water chow and ammo... shelter, compass, chow, clothing to protect from the elements. (vortex etc..) knife/ multi tool etc.. 1st aid.. fire starting gear. fishing line and hooks.

[@GRMGR1]

I am so diggin this video series.

[@ihikearoundcom]

Wish he were to visit, A few friends and I were discussing TNP philosophy, After the storm many were unprepared, it was pathetic, my neighbor asked to borrow batteries for his one flashlight from the 1980's...no joke. This new TNP BEL bag is something to take into consideration.

[@ItsBoberto]

MUCH MUCH MUCH MUCH Anticipated!

[@MeetTheMattsons]

as a former LRSD airborne infantryman, where the typical mission is 100km forward for 5+ days, without a doubt the #1 most important thing is your physical fitness. Better to be a fit warrior with a $10 ALICE pack.

[@daarcher21]

I haven't even watched it yet and I like it

[@chyweezy2020]

You are the man nutn !! To hell with what the haters say ..... Press on brother!

[@SupressR21]

HEY NUTN!! I have been a fan for over 2 years now and I am a LEO (I am actually a police officer and a firefighter) and would love to see you do a playlists of best of's for LEO's

[@elbowtko]

Bullpups are generally heavier, for the same barrel length. This is because they require more material and mass to be made towards the back, though it does "shoulder" lighter. However they are technically on average heavier.

[@randallace]

another great nutn system vid !!

[@MattAlisch]

So stoked abt a part 2!!

[@derekglievens]

Been waitin for this haha. Keep up the good work man!

[@raysettanta1589]

Great concept and an awesome video.

[@1221vito]

I see your point, no doubt...He does mention civilian use, but that would require changes to that system...which is noted as being for aircrew downed B.E.L....for us civies in the situation you mentioned it might serve us well to be totally off the grid...but that gps is a hell of a lot faster and more accurate than a joe blow (like myself) trying to figure out a topographic map and do math on the fly..that's a skill right there..but I do think you have a valid point on how it applies to you..

[@nutnfancy]

Get some sleep! We'll be here tommorrow and thereafter! -- Veri

[@Khanclansith]

I have two, the HT bag, and the BOB. The HT is for my Duty and Deployment. The BOB is for my personal use.

[@nutnfancy]

You rock, Big! -- Veri

[@JaredofPCity]

I love this series, very informative!

[@bananastickman2]

I like the Alice Packs! nice lots of accessories and cheap, but do have limited color and patterns. Its what im building my pack from bottom up.

[@clydethekiller]

These vids are amazing for one dude making and on youtube

[@zoolanderfred]

2 mins. into it and i'm stoked!!!!

[@MikeyFFA500]

Love this series!

[@TheSickness851]

Thank you for this awesome video! It helped me greatly.