DEAD BODY SCARE While Exploring ABANDONED Military Vehicles Nevada

While exploring old abandoned military vehicles abandoned in the middle of nowhere, Nevada, we experience what we call a dead body scare. We thought we had stumbled upon a dead body in the middle of nowhere.
On this urban exploration adventure we take you to a very desolate place littered with abandoned military vehicles such as APC's, Tanks, and more!
Come along as we explore some abandoned buildings and abandoned military vehicles.
I apologize for the camera wobble in some parts of the video. The wind caused a lot of problems for the camera stabilizer.
#Abandoned #Exploring #ExploreWithUs

[@TomLumpkins]

I made the mistake of watching a few of your Vids today.... Now I can't seem to quit watching them.. totally cool.. I would love to be right there with you on a few of your adventures.. Keep them coming..

[@irenenjeri4633]

Tom Lumpkins me too I love their vidz

[@3pack]

Literally the same thing that happened to me a few days ago.

[@romansroad2007]

Same here too it's 2 am still watching these episodes

[@andrew.feeser]

Same I've been watching for like 5 hours

[@bebejeweled]

I accidentally clicked on one too :) and been watching a bunch since :D Thumbs up>> keep em coming!

[@ReallyWeirdVideos]

lol 90% of people watching this came for the dead body

[@melonzmsp3166]

You should have wrote ' 90% of people watching this came for the dead body'

[@manuelstanley4048]

+OrangeXX ew xD

[@ReallyWeirdVideos]

OrangeXX oh yeah...

[@melonzmsp3166]

+Really Weird Videos But it was a ok comment❤️

[@dd-gl2qf]

People are sick nowadays :P I came for the military stuff :3

[@maryjeansorby3941]

Even though i know this isnt a 'scary' channel, whenever i see you guys explore stuff and there are dark corners, long narrow halls, etc. My anxiety spikes expecting someone to jump out at you or chase you.

[@valeriemontanez5005]

I noticed on that flatbed truck that the Good Driver sticker had August 1962 on it.

[@EpicDud4WTF]

You may want to watch the video, but they didn't actually find a dead body if that's all you came for...

[@saulfan36]

Thanks

[@emporiuh1875]

Thank you

[@zonhik8261]

oh, ok thx

[@bestraterfearlessever4667]

The body is shown at 11:31

[@BEN-qw3wr]

Yes they did at 11:20

[@ExploreWithUs]

Please follow us by subscribing to our channel, KZbin, Twitter and share our videos. Once we hit 25,000 subs, we are going to AREA 51 for some crazy exploring. We know the area and all the coolest places out there, ghost towns, abandoned government facilities, and so much more! We will NOT just be driving up to the main or back gate! We will visit the coolest places all around the outside of the base! We will also bring out Geiger counter to give you real radiation readings from around the area. We need your support to make it happen.

[@loyalyt7727]

Why is he so calm when he sees the dead person

[@mistermagicfingers5999]

The to vehicles on the left and right are lavs and it the middle that's just a cargo truck

[@matthewmorton3309]

+Toaster Kat they are M113's not LAV's

[@samanthadoherty9882]

thanks again for your time on my own table you. 😈👿👹👹👹👹👹👹👻👻👻👻💀💀

[@saskfarming1848]

+matthew Morton aren't they call a ifv

[@chevytruckman34]

What we have here is clearly a military training site. I recall my time as an Army Engineer, we did this stuff all the time. We would go out, build mock buildings, and drag old vehicle out that were decommissioned, and the higher ups would mock up a situation for training. You have an M113A1 APC (Armored Personell Carrier) which we referred to as the squad coffin because of the lack of armor and the positions that we were placed in during battle, and an old "duece and a half" flatbed. Those mystery shift trannys were a bitch. That's what you've stumbled upon, and old training site, and by the looks of it, a hostage situation was the main focus.

[@deletedelete3044]

Roses are red Violets are blue What you are looking for Is at 11:02

[@BatMan-ke4ov]

The real MVP👍

[@TAYQE]

Nice rhythm

[@laroyapacheco3088]

You know it

[@Blue.sk13s]

Thx

[@roadnottaken15]

4 yrs and you will always be praised for what you have done.... Respect

[@billyb8181]

The "tank" is an Armored Personnel Vehicle, referred to as a M113 A3 and some were still in the US inventory as late as 2005, Iraq. The seat/stand behind the driver's station is the TC's position. He usually commands the track and provides driving cues for the driver. The M113 was eventually replaced by the Bradley (M2). The inverted chevron markings were initially adopted during the first Gulf War, circa 1991. These abandoned vehicles are not that old. We repurpose decommissioned vehicles, if not sold in government auctions, as targets for live fire trainning for ant-tank weapons, crew served weapons to artillery. The first track looks like one used by 11C's, mortar crew. The second track is a troop carrier. Check the bumper markings on the duece if it is still legible since that will tell you who these vehicles belong to. The stencilling on the second APC says HQ..., which indicates that these tracks belonged to a Headquarters Headquarters Company, HHC or Headquarters Headquarters Troop, HHT. The unit this track belongs to should be painted on the left side of the track below the left rear light/lamp. If there is another track there with an "extended roof" , that's a command track, M577. These APC's were really fun to "drive".

[@shockingblow94]

@billy b , Really great information! The only bit that was incorrect was the part about the M113 platform being decommissioned from the Army in 2005. The Army no longer uses the M113 Infantry Carrier for the job that it was originally designed for as the M2 Bradly Fighting Vehicle heavily out-guns and out-performs the M113. However, the M106 Mortar Carrier (First vehicle shown in the video) is still in active service across the Army. Other variants of the M113 are still used in the Army as well. The unit I am currently in uses re-purposed M113 Infantry Carriers for Medic and Command tracks. The Medic track has the seats removed in order for it to hold litters, or stretchers and the Command track has seats on one side removed to add additional radio and GPS equipment. Overall, the M113 is a beautifully designed platform that is so versatile that variants of them can still be seen in active service today, more than 50 years after its original introduction into the U.S. Military.

[@aureliogarcia1223]

APC, Armored Personnel Carrier

[@ggrreegg84]

We still had a buttload of 113 as late as 2007 at my unit in Baumholder Germany. Almost all of them were still used. Mostly to tow other stuff around. Of course your garden variety M113 would be outgunned. Considering mounting anything larger than a 50 would be pretty much useless. Our mortars still used these tracks for their purpose. Driving them would be the only decent job of the crew. The rest of the seats are rock hard, too low sitting, and at least the driver could pop the hatch and get relief from the stifling heat. I swear in all the tracked vehicles I've ever ridin in, this thing probably felt the most like a self contained oven. 88s aren't much better, but personally, I think they had a slight edge

[@mrkoolaidman5975]

11B10 Inf you are right the later versions had a steering wheel if i remember correctly.

[@mrkoolaidman5975]

11B10 Inf yes the last time that I had to deal with an m113 was like 1992

[@kenmorashade7943]

the belts werent cut by vandals, they were cut by the military so that the vehicles cant be recovered by civilians.

[@ExploreWithUs]

If that were true, why would they only cut the belts in one of the vehicles?

[@kenmorashade7943]

Explore With Us they disabled the others differently i bet. by disabling them is different ways, it make it harder to change parts between them. secondly, the belts in the other vehicles may not work on that one as the engine in the one that still had the belts look different too.

[@ExploreWithUs]

One could just take the belts off the one they left the belts on. They are the same vehicle, so chances are they have the same engines. In addition, someone also removed seats and other items from the vehicles and just tossed them next to the vehicle. I doubt the military would do that to disable the vehicles or for any other reason. That's the work of a vandal. And why leave the cut off belts sitting on the ground so one could go to the local auto parts store and find a belt that would work in its place? Most of the time when the military has a protocol for disabling a vehicle, they follow the protocol for each vehicle. I still think vandals are the ones who cut the belts and tore out the seats.

[@kenmorashade7943]

Explore With Us i dont think they could get them at an auto parts store. they should be specially made for military use.

[@ExploreWithUs]

You can easily find a belt of almost any size at the auto parts store. There are so many different sizes and types in production, and if we knew what engine they used (which most likely is some standard diesel engine), it woud be easy to find the part. There are a lot of people who restore vehicles like this, I am sure they have to be able to find the parts somewhere. But why would they make it even easier by leaving the belts sitting on the floor? I bet one could quickly find a match for the belts at their local Napa auto parts.

[@ponya2005]

the steel windows riddled with bullets is because it was probably used for live amo urban training

[@pappybugington]

Hans Dimen if not some dudes going shooting thinking "hey I wonder what my Remington 700 will do to that".

[@SeanLawn71]

Mad respect to you for not divulging your locations. My daughter and I LOVE your videos and hope to get out and explore our great state of Nevada very soon!!

[@wjrboss8502]

Who ever made that dog drawing had pug life!

[@phuku240]

I thought it looked like a Bull dog

[@wjrboss8502]

I like dogs

[@carolbutler9312]

Correct. It was a wonderful free-hand drawing of a bulldog..not pug

[@mattbuttelmann7885]

It was actually carved into the wall

[@phuku240]

+Mars Man looks like led pencil too me

[@zoevtapas]

nevermind the fake body, the mountains in the background are beautiful

[@queboyada7673]

Why is everything abandoned near Vegas??????

[@yanisaortega9537]

Bc its....Vegas.

[@sierralynn5315]

Que Boyada I'm from Vegas, there is a lot of crimes here and people flee Vegas to run from the cops.

[@bethmathers4266]

If u ever want anyone less to go with u then let me know Iam in Vegas too an I do spot stuff too😀Get ahold of me

[@tombeardsley3935]

they gambled away the fuel money

[@chrishanson3613]

Have you ever heard of "fall out 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5?"

[@zanderbly473]

“Pretty heavy duty steel windows” Me: *sees bullet holes* “I WONDER WHY?!?!?”

[@graemestewart2709]

They were taking out tanks that's were the officer's would watch from a safe distance

[@charlesrobbins2208]

Are you in Nevada? New Mexico? The area you are in is more than likely filled with radioactive materials. looks like a nuke test area. Steel shuttered windows... Vehicles left out to rust away... You may wanrt to bring a dosimeter with you... or a geiger counter.

[@ExploreWithUs]

You could be right, we did have our Geiger counter with us, but we didn't get any abnormal readings. We take it everywhere with us just in case. Thank you for watching and commenting. :-)

[@breannathompson9094]

The camera and the way it moves makes this seem like some sort of first person video game, I like it. Plus, I liked how they showed the area on the map so we get an idea of the landscape.

[@ExploreWithUs]

Thank you, glad you enjoyed the video. :-)

[@breannathompson9094]

Damn this video blew up, 1 mil views!

[@nvcody6549]

That area is very cool! I camped near those buildings a few years back while on a deer hunt. The "Dead Body" was sitting upright in one of the vehicles when I looked inside!! Scared the crap out of me too!!

[@jdick7138]

do you go to Google maps and find the spots how do you find them

[@xBrainy]

looks like the walking dead on the first ep xD

[@tasmalawson6296]

Lol

[@aldrichdominicmorana318]

+Invisible child 1738 i think he is talking about the game not the show

[@reggiesmith8400]

+Invisible child 1738 i don't know

[@mushasherps8734]

😂😂😂

[@rakus4185]

That's true

[@gureno19]

how do you not notice that all the heavy metal window shutters have bullet holes in them? haha

[@vtoria2759]

gureno19 Exactly

[@movitaadams7107]

I have been sitting here for hours watching your video's! Love them all. Wish I was there with ya'll.

[@CarefulSteps1]

so weird. being that this is military stuff, one would think they would park these on a military base for dismantle or poss rebuild. why leave them?

[@emmy4691]

EDIT: Looks like an m106 mortar carrier. You can tell by the opening hatches on the top and the rotating center panel. The second is an m113 APC.

[@0devast8r0]

it look like M1068 with out the back.

[@DeVenDefhuzed]

Ikr

[@skipgames5996]

I thought I was the only one who knew army

[@Mike-tg7dj]

yep! Its a M106 MC and a M113 APC respectively. The M106 carried a 104mm mortar on that elevated circular base and the. M113 has a nice sun roof for good weather, but sucks when it rains. I spent my first summer in Germany riding in the rear of one of these. The benches in the 113 make a nice place to take a nap.

[@Esnoe21210]

What if there were land mines

[@christiaan8166]

why to kill soldiers who are training?

[@Esnoe21210]

+Christiaan Molenaar no for people who trespass when it was an active military sight

[@christiaan8166]

+KERS ahhh

[@wojakc7745]

They wouldn't leave active mines.Thats like how people are discovering armed bombs from WWII

[@alienweed7254]

ohh shit dude he stfu cause he know u right.

[@JONESSTI01]

Hi guys, tuned in from the UK and i love your channel, really interesting whilst being respectful and i'm looking forward to seeing more future explorations with you. Thanks and also 10000000% subscribed

[@WJ6FRadio]

I used to both repair and drive the M113 that you first and third vehicle you showed the inside of when I was stationed in West Germany in the late 1980's. Thanks for making this video and for the awesome work you do!!

[@XxDerpySquidxX-fi7gh]

For those who came just for the dead body it's at very end

[@kevinthedutchcarfan4881]

XxDerpySquidxX 2016 thanks

[@kaloy2714]

XxDerpySquidxX 2016 and its not even a dead body

[@kaloy2714]

XxDerpySquidxX 2016 and its not even a dead body

[@funtimecathy6491]

XxDerpySquidxX 2016 thank yoy

[@funtimecathy6491]

you*

[@adriandeveraaa]

I prefer the bobbing than the youtube stabilization edit. Its making me dizzy

[@Thorenss]

harken me too

[@elizabethhoward7307]

Those were Black Widow spider eggs.!.....😵

[@kenromine]

Hey thanks for what you do I’m bedridden now your my fun now I Miss hiking and walking around and your really cool Thanks again be safe carry a peace stay safe

[@kenromine]

Thanks guys well and gals lol

[@tomwyatt69]

for those of you who are saying click bait the title doesn't say found dead body it says dead body scare so he got scared that it was a body

[@ExploreWithUs]

Exactly, thank you so much for mentioning this.

[@tomwyatt69]

your welcome great vids by the way

[@ExploreWithUs]

Thank you, comments like this mean a lot. :-)

[@tomwyatt69]

your welcome

[@null8526]

It's still clickbait

[@Willientus]

Don't suppose there was a trap door under that mattress?

[@NORTE_559]

Like the movie the ROAD

[@Mhult99]

That’s what I thought

[@straecker]

The boxes under the camo nets are bomb cases. If you look closely at the cases it says "CBU-14A / A. These were cluster bomb units used back in the 60's to 70's. The CBU-14 was designed for use against light materiel targets, such as trucks.

[@travisbenge1912]

First spots look like a artillery emplacement, the red building is more than likely the ammo point - you see similar buildings on basically every military range, this would make since the emplacements are near by. The thick windows are to protect against schrapnel. You should be careful around this area as there could be a chance of running across UXO (unexploded ordinance). Most of the time these ranges are wayyyyyyy off limits, but it may be realitivaly safe considering you did not come across any warnings when entering. Cool stuff though.

[@treyyergin]

have you ever try to start one of the abanded vehicles

[@ExploreWithUs]

No.

[@treyyergin]

maybe one day you can and it would start

[@ExploreWithUs]

I might try next time I find one that looks like it will turn over. Thanks for the suggestion. :-)

[@treyyergin]

ok love your videos keep them up

[@glassbreaker8366]

trey yergin

[@lakenpachi2556]

at 11:17 u see a dead body

[@bats3409]

jawz407 KZbin thx

[@redcheese1234]

it's not a dead person, it's a shooting target

[@secreteobsession3584]

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[@hpduels373]

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[@scottkidd7197]

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[@vintagepyro3692]

Damn, this video reminded me that when we shot in Mojave we would leave mannequin heads we would shoot at buried with a little hair sticking out lol

[@chrome505]

Lived in an M106 for about 5 months in the desert. Great video by the way!

[@Hiberniason]

The tracked vehicles are M113 Armored Personnel Carriers...

[@jamesbryant5340]

Hibernian Son they are not. they are mcvs mortar carry vehicles.

[@charlescordell6337]

James Bryant Both are M113s: first is mortar version and second is a troop transport.

[@happysavage6660]

I guess, nobody will look around to see if they are missing. Sad just leaving them there. all that sweat, blood, guts, oil, gas, and tears to put into those vehicles.

[@orionpryme]

the military vehicles and area look perfect for fighter jet target practice for training with lasers and simulated munitions.

[@unknownmacarena4540]

OrionPrime What's the coincidence you'd show up here?

[@RatOverlordz]

OrionPrime Lasers arnt funvtioning weapons yet

[@menaceiam4667]

JJ Playz1121 you have no idea what you're talking about just stop. Numb skulls.

[@RatOverlordz]

Menace Iam Training with lasers and other munitions TRAINING if they are talking about the sight and distance trackers that because they are completely harmless could be at an average military post. im the son of a 22 year veteran. Back the fuck up dumbass ALSO I POSTED THAT COMMENT 2 MONTHS AGO AND YOUR REPLIEING NOW.. YOUR LATE

[@RatOverlordz]

3 A.M. 金 Training with lasers and other munitions TRAINING if they are talking about the sight and distance trackers that because they are completely harmless could be at an average military post. im the son of a 22 year veteran. Back the fuck up dumbass

[@sonjavandermerwe233]

Hate it when people destroy everything! They have no respect for history or other people. Good thing you keep the locations private. Oo and I'm watching from Namibia. Good videos!

[@pappybugington]

sonja van der merwe Your right. Unwarranted destruction is an unfortunate sight and many of these places however the belts that were cut were most likely done by our military when they placed the vehicles there to make sure nobody would try to take them.

[@brissa.2151]

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[@havoc3c169]

I am and I love theses people

[@scxxr1413]

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[@bravodawgey494]

2020

[@sipseb]

In 2021

[@cougar10ag]

that red building is most likely an ammo supply point used at training ranges to keep track of and distribute ammo... all the metal shutters is something the military does with training buildings due to the fact that during training, flashbangs and other explosive simulators are used. regular windows would obviously shatter and plywood would not last long in the elements. and the building structure needs to be mostly fire resistant as well as contain any fragments from explosive devices, hence the brick construction. the shutters are used because sometimes in training you dont want a window to be in play. so you close them and it blocks all light. that building would not be used for live fire training either. so all the hole you see are from people finding the place and shooting it up.

[@ExploreWithUs]

Thanks for the info. :-)

[@shockingblow94]

@Explore With Us The two tracked military vehicles are variants of the M113 Armored Personnel Carrier. The first one that he goes into is a M106 Mortar Carrier. The 120mm mortar tube (Removed from the vehicle shown) could be un folded to a position where it would fire mortar rounds through the large two hatches in the ceiling. The second tracked vehicle is a generic M113 Infantry Carrier. These variants of vehicles are extremely reliable and are still in active service in the military. Judging by what the video shows, these vehicles are still in good condition and could be repaired to working order. Notice the tan painted sections on the fenders of the vehicles. This area is where military units would paint identification numbers on the vehicles, the left (drivers) side would be the unit the vehicle belonged to and the right (passenger) side would be the vehicles specific identification number. (HQ 984 on the second tracked vehicle). Hope this information is helpful!

[@joshd.godfroy4761]

Dont lay on mattress! It's a trick! That's the Mattress from Hellraiser! 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@simplemebandit2764]

I am able to explore, so really enjoy your guys adventures! ✌👣🥴🐶🐾✌

[@musicallytunnesz4295]

Dead body starts at 11:08 ☺️

[@james9728]

Musically Tunnesz CLUTCHHHHHH

[@jannelygregorio3781]

Thank you

[@jxyxiin]

U just had to put a smiley face..

[@pramodpandit236]

Tnks for saving my time

[@isiswintermagick1516]

Looks like a military training area

[@chancedelong856]

looks like some kind of military training ground to me

[@coltonkinsey2977]

Chance Delong It is an Aircraft Dry Weapons target range

[@RatOverlordz]

Chance Delong Correct

[@Mrcharles123451]

The vehicles next to both sides of the truck are just M113s, one type of a basic armored vehicle. Used for transporting troops, ammo, mortars, etc. and light combat. I thought they were SRMVs (short range missile vehicles) from a distance but realized that was a mistake when you got closer. And the paint job is from the Vietnam era.

[@Talkingdog7]

Don't worry it looks like an old artillery range. Those vehicles are targets.

[@TSPSquad]

dude the "not so dead" body scared the shut out of me

[@luggilu7864]

About the cut belts. I can imagine that being done to prevent people from trying to get the thing up and running again. Probably not the only measure taken, but i can imagine it's one as it's easy to do.

[@daveweston8668]

As a wwll reeanactor and military buff this video was pretty fun to watch

[@Briselance]

It was a former shooting-range for the Army, wasn't it?

[@KitamusPrime]

Briseur De Lance looks like it. The tents were the COC, higher ups, and sleeping areas and the place looks like a little shop. People like to open shops where we train because it's easy money. The vehicles aren't very old. The personal carriers, the tracked vehicles, are US Army. I don't remember what they're called, but you set up a mortar in the back and fire from inside. The 7 ton, truck, were stopped being used not too long ago. I say these are between late 90s to early 2000s. It was a mortar range.

[@fittywrap588]

That truck is just like some douce in a half transportation and carrier vehicle

[@RCbeastly]

M35-A2 Quad .50 Gun Truck perhaps.

[@heenakirit3118]

good video.

[@dirtysaint5324]

Dude, you found my tank! I've been looking all over for it!

[@maxamillionfreedom2754]

i remember going through the forest beside a private property which was quite deserted. we came across a dark green tarp and some fabrics wraped around what could have definetly been a dead body and the smell only furthered our suspicions. i found out that it was just a rug wraped up with some clothes and junk wraped in it with a decomposing rabbit, aperantly wild and decided to die under the tarp for some reason.

[@CDAT1AD]

The first military vehicle is an M-113 APC, and the round thing in the base indicated this is a motorized mortar vehicle, it had an 80mm if memory serves.

[@L3oT1g3r-]

There's a tank just like that where I live

[@toastwrld1365]

+XxGamer_227Xx its not a Tank

[@heinklerbeinkler9482]

+GamerPlaysMC227 es ist ein leichter schützenpanzer

[@africanoid4228]

Funny how they use APCs for just 80mm mortars, wish they had some of those awfully nice french 120mm mortars

[@SnowboundinNH]

+The Iron Brit aka Darjeeling There were three mortar variants of the M113 - 81 mm, 107 mm, and 120 mm. There was also a variant called the M901 ITV (Improved TOW Vehicle) that had a turret with dual TOW antitank missile launchers. That heavy turret made is slow as molasses but live TOW ranges were fun.

[@christophersoward2895]

The truck is a deuce and a half 2.5ton truck and the tracks are M113 armored personnel carriers, the one is a mortar carrier, usually 120mm

[@JH-zy1dj]

Cool video, It brings me back seeing all this old military stuff.

[@Ender.wigginn]

Some military tires actually have a solid core in addition to air, so when they go flat, they don't look flat. They're designed to be drivable even if there's catastrophic pressure failure, such as a mine, ied or other intentional hazards on the roads. Can't very well pull over in the heat of battle to change a tire. That's not all tires though, but I do feel like the back tires on the deuce and a halves were solid core. I could be remembering incorrectly.

[@Techn0taku]

Fucking loving the new Fallout mod.

[@ap30112002]

Yeah me too

[@Wildredchase]

Techn0taku. NERD

[@owaine-changaming]

This place really needs to appear on the walking dead.

[@ExploreWithUs]

Agreed, would be the perfect place for an episode or two.

[@bluegoose7832]

Looks kinda like the place the Governor finds those army guys at and he kills them

[@clarkvonhout6090]

those are what I drove while I was in the army we called them (APCs). Armer personal carrier and a 2 1/2 ton truck

[@aegisman2003]

That's an old M113 Cracker box we used to call them. Looks like you were in an old military training area. Used those vehicles as targets. The truck is an old 5 ton. The tires maybe run flat tires and it just looks like it has air. The first 113 is a mortar track vehicle and the other is a troop Carrier. The camo netting tents were for shade or used as a CP = command post for training.

[@johnfreels9896]

"were for shade"????? Bull Shit , you ever in the Military????? This Camo netting was Anti radar, early 70s, was there, done that

[@TimothyMcAleeSrGeD]

@@johnfreels9896 it is also camouflage netting...

[@thatjagermain]

how do you know about these places

[@ExploreWithUs]

Some I stumble upon when out exploring, some I find using maps. :-)

[@lucymatthews5753]

Hunter Greaves yeah how does he that's our question

[@tausendstein]

08:54 lol the list for a good driver: 1. DOES NOT HAVE ACCIDENTS :D 2. Is proud of his record and his vehicle....

[@keithmcfaul9204]

Both of the track vehicles are M113A1 Armored Personnel Carriers.

[@xtremeridez]

My dad was in the us marine core and served in Afghanistan and Iraq for 10 years

[@keithmcfaul9204]

I myself was in the air force back in the 70s and after I got out I went to work for the government as a federal civil service employee. I go to go to Iraq and Kuwait several times supporting the army and marine soldiers.

[@keithmcfaul9204]

@NothingSweetAboutMe I agree. But it is based on the M113 chassis.

[@catfeline1530]

A little bit of love, and I bet those military vehicles will fire right and start, and will drive just as good as new

[@N9YSQ]

i dont know the model numbers, but from right to left in the video are an infantry fighting vehicle ( mortar carrier probably, center a deuce and a half truck, and far left is an infantry carrier (called an Armored Personnel Carrier or APC) looks like a target range for machine gun training

[@remembernorussian.4217]

I would have "confiscated" the tank.

[@eebarreto]

that is not a TANK!!!!

[@hdhdhjdjdjdj4629]

+TheVerdad Calm down XD

[@alestiersgaming]

one is a morter carrier and the other one carries men

[@konstantinosrallis2512]

+TheVerdad it has similar components of a tank

[@ramairgto72]

A Geo Metro has wheels, is that similar to a MRAP?

[@hushlittlebaby3251]

i'd take some of those boxes as storage crates. they look cool as hell.

[@RockinAdmin]

@@apegues Amen! They don't take anything...that would be stealing.

[@TheGettoclown]

Stealing implies that the stuff belongs to someone. The stuff is abandoned, would you guys rather the stuff be left to stay as trash, or be made useful. Nobody owns this stuff, hence why it's there and abandoned.

[@jdmbeats]

This is awesome! It makes me imagine why it's abandoned? It looks like the aftermath of a battle scene. What if those soldiers were fighting aliens, and they got vaporized?! Oh, man this is crazy!!

[@mikehuth6486]

Sorry to bother you all night but how do you find the locations you explore? Do you get tips from someone or do you just use Google Earth? I love to explore as well but I usually just take any dirt road I find to see where it takes me. although I have never video recorded it! Maybe I should!! Sorry to bother you again but thanks for all your support!!

[@ExploreWithUs]

mike huth, It takes many hours to find these places, but I love looking for them. I usually start out with public land maps or google earth. When I find a great place, I then use mylandmatters.org to verify land status. If that checks out, I will use the county assessors office to verify land status as a cross reference. Then, when I am out in the field, I use BackCountry Navigator with BLM plug in to verify location is public land. Of course, many times I find cool places like this on my way to another place I have mapped out.

[@mikehuth6486]

Explore With Us thanks for the info! I will have to try some of that out on my next outing! Have a great night!

[@ExploreWithUs]

My pleasure Mike, be sure to check out ExploreForums.com, a lot of excellent information there and members.

[@kshatriya1414]

Explore With Us thanks for the info!!. Will check if I can find some things where I live

[@DanHarkless_Halloween_YTPs_etc]

Thanks so much for the tips! Not clear to me yet quite how to use Land Matters to verify land status in California, but I'll definitely be adding that site to the Maps section of my public Bookmarks page.

[@criticalmass181]

The two tracked vehicles are M113 Armoured Personnel Carriers. There's a heap of variants, and I don't know each of them. The first might have been a mortar carrier, but the second was definitely a troop carrier. Shame we didn't get to see the Tank......

[@thegrayppl]

Marty Smith the first one he explored was an M1064. A mortar carrier variant of the M113. I used to drive them when I was stationed in Korea, although it was the (slightly) updated M1064A3. The second one was, indeed, an M113, although it looked like a Medic's track. Saw my fair share of those, too.

[@criticalmass181]

thegrayppl Thanks for the clarification. I was in Heavy Armour, so can't give much more than a basic explanation of the variants. It does show how much of a robust design these things are, though. They were in Korea, and still going strong in alot of Forces.

[@thegrayppl]

Marty Smith I was in a mechanized cavalry unit as indirect fire infantry, a mortarman. Ended up in Drum, doing a complete 180 and now I'm light infantry haha

[@clo7245]

Just earned a like on many videos (all of them) and a new sub!! Great freaky content man

[@KawaiiPanda-mz3sr]

Explore with us,u make me happy,ur vids are incredible but ones like these always make me cry hard,most of them make me cry

[@BroncoBillyGarage]

i know the truck is a deuce and a half, my granfather drove them in vietnam

[@subscriber1-61]

I thank your grandfather for his service

[@nicereaper153]

Wait correct me if I'm wrong but didn't Vietnam win the war sorry if I'm wrong but that's what I've heard

[@BroncoBillyGarage]

***** i will

[@BroncoBillyGarage]

Meylin ;3 will do

[@BroncoBillyGarage]

Princess Luna thank u for making a nive comment

[@imdizzy4095]

11:40 is supposed to be a dead body but it is not

[@KepsStore]

1. Transport vehicle 2. Standard mili truck 3. APC

[@honeybagsic6497]

I can't stop watching your videos. Keep it up 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@aerocommanderbuff62]

the tracks are apc (authorized personell carriers) one with the bench seats was a troop carrier, the other one with the pedistal in the middle of the floor and the missle racks was one of two things, a tow dragon surface to air missle launcher, or a shill guided missle system. the truck is a m818 5 ton truck made by the am general company older out dated stuff from the early 70s to late 80s

[@ExploreWithUs]

larry reece, Thank you for the info. :-)

[@Simulator96]

larry reece APC means Armoured Personnel Carrier

[@Simulator96]

You have two M113's one in the APC configuration and one in the Mobile Mortar config, the mount in the floor is for the fixed mortar that can be rotated and the racks were to store the shells. They were most widely used in Vietnam.

[@ertonyrn]

larry reece lol another internet military expert.... authorized...armored... same thing LOLOL

[@charlescordell6337]

larry reece Both are M133s. The second is the mortar version.

[@seths4980]

@Explpore With Us In the first set of vehicles those two were M106 Mortar Carriers which is apart of the M113 APC (Armoured Personnel Carrier's) family which started it's use with the Us. Army in Vietnam and is still used today, The hatch on the floor in the back of that first M106 is were the mortar system would've been and the hatch above in the ceiling is what was opened for it to be fired. In which case the M106 could of once held a M30 (107mm mortar). The second vehicle appeas to be some sort of M35 half duece which was also used during the Vietnam war and up. The other armoured vehicle after the half diuece is a M113 APC which is used toltol transport men and infantry units. By the looksmof the bullet holes in the building windows and the way the vehicles were placed it looks like it may have been some sort of gaining facility, although it could've just been vandalis!

[@ExploreWithUs]

Thank You. :-)

[@seths4980]

No problem! Although looking over my comment I made some typos... I kind of type too fast as I'm on mobile!

[@straecker]

One tracked vehicle is an M113 APC, the other one is a M1064A3 Self-propelled 120mm Mortar. It was typically armed with a .50cal at the cupola, or hatch, and then the main doors opened for the mortar.

[@PamelaHegedusLadyDiggerinPa]

Your videos are so interesting. I love doing this type exploring. Thank you.

[@ExploreWithUs]

Pamela Hegedus Thank you. :-)

[@renaissancebaby9803]

Why do I watch the dead 💀 body ones at night

[@13lunt420Media]

MADNESS BRO! I love Exploring an Abandoned and Haunted. xD

[@ExploreWithUs]

Thank you, me too!

[@quoiquand2888]

Maybe you two guys should explore together, as I always say, the more the merrier, but I just lied I barely say the more the merrier.

[@13lunt420Media]

Elwin Chu on one day will be very EPIC!

[@lyedavide]

I'm not absolutely sure, but I believe that the 1st vehicle is an M106A1 mortar carrier. The 2nd is an M51 5-ton 6x6. The 3rd is an M113 armoured personnel carrier. Hope that helps.

[@HeartlandMakesAndOutdoors]

You two have the coolest videos!!! Keep on keeping on. 😄

[@ponrix]

obviously there used for target practice

[@adambailey7857]

If they were used for target practice they why are tyres intact on the truck?

[@royslapped4463]

Adam Bailey The dead body was use for target practice not the truck..

[@PolishDro]

+Adam Bailey Why not? Why remove the tires?

[@wizensum6555]

Nico Belic they remove the tires so it can't be taken away

[@sambeech6771]

ponrix target practice for what, a BB gun? 😂

[@mronion1343]

why didnt you open any of the boxes?

[@allouttagum4919]

Your videos are great, such a chill guy

[@thischannelhasbeencancelle2360]

The damage to the vehicles may not have been vandals. They may have been decommissioned in place. They would have been stripped and rendered inoperable by the military.

[@BBpimpin]

*Stares at metal windows* These are some pretty heavy duty windows... *Doesn't notice bullet holes*

[@ExploreWithUs]

Everything seems to have bullet holes in the places I visit, so it's not something I pay much attention too these days.

[@BBpimpin]

Most of the stuff is just rust holes but that look a lot like bullet holes.

[@BBpimpin]

But it's still really cool that you go and explore all these places, all I really get to explore is my beach house crawlspace.

[@ExploreWithUs]

Thank you. :-)

[@BBpimpin]

Keep up the good work! :D

[@SkyFyre2435]

"A good driver DOES NOT HAVE ACCIDENTS." Lol

[@afreightdogslife]

I have ridden way too many times inside one of those APCs. This video brought some old good memories.