Ex SAS Soldier Rusty Firmin: Basic ways on how to wear a shemagh

[@Rumeel12708]

I mainly use it when I go paintballing, but the different ways to fit are awesome! THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE from the USA! 🦅

[@peterdavies164]

My mum used to use something like that to keep her rollers in... 1960s Liverpool. Haa haaa. Rusty, I really love your videos. Keep them up. Cheers

[@hellstrider2274]

Prior Service US Marine, here, Rusty, we wore these in Afghanistan and Iraq. Love learning the different ways to wear this and the uses of em still. Definitely found of lessons from the S.A.S. Thank you for what you've done for the free world, sir!

[@rooftopcat1785]

I got one during our training at salbury plain in 2003, we trained with the royal irish rangers prior to our fuck off to iraq. I figured i would need one, that sun, ohhooo that sun felt 4 feet above my head at times, good video on the scarf. And good conversation thanks rusty. Im sure you enjoyed that pint(s)

[@WR3ND]

Getting a bit older and thin up top, but still active and in good strength and health, I love these things. Great for whisking sweat and keeping the sun off of my head and neck. Cheers.

[@radioactivespectator403]

Thanks ,I hope the government stops selling out the arm forces and preserve all the knowledge you have.

[@RustyFirminSASTV]

Never happen

[@torn.blue.sky101]

Old man also sang praise for the old shemagh, same place in the Oman, also in jungle. Never taught me how to use the bloody thing though or had one at hand! Cheers Rusty.

[@AR-iy7oy]

Essential piece of kit.

[@Sauron191]

I worked in the Oman desert on the land oil Riggs and MATE! You are so right!!! It felt like I was being sand blasted at 55degC!! So what I did was put a t-shirt over my head, use the head hole for my eyes and tied the 2 arms behind my head!!

[@bbaruah]

I've waited so long for an excellent tutorial like this!

[@andrewhill6946]

Always wondered how you fitted it,great stuff Rusty and the joke about the hairpiece 👍

[@InkedCarpenter1776]

This American thanks you for your service and is grateful for you sharing your knowledge.

[@johnregan326]

Brilliant stuff I used were one when I live & work on the Isle of skye on a fish farm it would protect from the elements Brilliant that was .back in the 90s when I started reading sas books 📚 Brilliant keep the videos coming Rusty SAS WHO DARES WINS🇬🇧👍.

[@ms.annthrope415]

First heard of the SAS in Frederick Forsythe novels when I was in high school and college. From the books descriptions I just had to have a Browning High Power and a Remington 870 pump shotgun. I finally got both a few years later after college, college Army ROTC and a stint in the army.

[@saschiver]

I just bought one, getting cold. Like the flag, I have the same but not with the campaigns. You were a bugger for rubbing bergen wounds lol ❤️ rusty TOTAL Respect 🙏 🫡

[@JoeMaxFpv]

Much appreciated. Needed this.

[@Darkroome]

Thank you for your service Rusty 👍

[@georgeclarke1183]

Great video as allways Rusty

[@stephenbyrne9416]

My father showed me how too use one years ago served with 264 signal squadron sas we lived in 18 main avanue sterling estate hereford he served in oman 74 passed away 3 months ago prostate cancer

[@outlawandoutdoorstv9901]

Hello from across the pond my friend.

[@andreedowns4561]

That looks Great Rusty...its a shame you couldn't turn up on Blue Peter in the early 80s...that would have looked great a panther tearing up to meet the cameras .....bet you could wear the shemagh on the Kings Road ???

[@BeMoreWild]

thank you for these tips and all your great service

[@epicplantbattles6092]

Dare to win. Much respect

[@fryderykchopin3974]

God bless you SAS boys!

[@tomvickery4060]

Rusty, I have watched your podcasts on SAS WDW. I have to say I agree wholeheartedly of what you are saying. The SAS came into my knowledge during the 1st gulf War, I have read a lot of books before the 1996 disclosure came into effect, I have obviously read Ryan, and McNabs accounts of their involvement in that theatre. I know that they may have embellished their accounts but hey ho, artistic license. I think the SAS and its history is 2nd to none, and people like yourself are true hero's. Which brings me to this, I cannot get enough info on The Regiment and I will read any book by ex personnel. You are bang on the money with your assessment of that shite c4 production. Now I am a civilian, and I cannot take away the military accomplishments by any of the DS who appear on that show. Furthermore though when I first watched the show in its first series even myself raised eyebrows at its marketing, SAS as I was aware of their SBS background. I think you are truly justified in trying to protect your regiments Fine History and standing, and think that the current TV program is shite sensationalised bollocks. I've read all of their books, I take nothing away from their bravery and service. But to masquerade as SAS, aside from Mark, and Jay, seems stupid I'm sure they are aware of the ramifications of doing so, especially knowing that the people they have served alongside must be watching, and cringing. I won't watch another episode. Fed up of the hype and bullshit on twitter. Fair play to you Rusty

[@appearce55]

Disagree. They're not masquerading as SAS, Ant, Olly and Foxy are openly SBS. The reason it's called "SAS" is because more of the public have heard of the SAS so it's more likely to draw in viewers. It's a TV show, that's the goal.

[@snakebite4891]

THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE AWESOME INFO👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@retribution999]

I think this is more secure because its knotted, but the other examples on youtube of SAS style look much better. I guess the SAS being what it is there would be a variety of styles worn depending on individual preference.

[@jac6733]

Cool 😎 useful bit of kit 👌

[@666antares1]

great video, very usefull

[@laramieclarke5439]

What an instructor Rusty is. His fellow troopers must have got it first time from him.

[@RustyFirminSASTV]

Enjoy teaching and passing on good stuff.

[@Lorenzo-cp7qs]

@@RustyFirminSASTV Thanks Rusty for your videos they’re brilliant. Looking forward to more content. Hope you’re well, from Loz in Manchester.

[@Sauron191]

Respect Rusty!!!! ... Got a full black kaffiyeh/Shemag made in the Israel/Palestine (you know what I mean) factory ... It’s MASSIVE! Taking up airsoft soon so needed to know how you remarkable lot toe them!!! 👊🏻👊🏻

[@RustyFirminSASTV]

Beware walts

[@kevinparker461]

Some of the places i have been the sand aint sand its dust, & gets everywhere! In your food, ears, eyes & a lot of very uncomfortable places. Got back to the UK & was very glad i did. The wind & rain & a bit of cold is a treat!!

[@billevans7936]

I sure miss your instruction........the old combat medic was learning

[@Guy_6397]

Rusty, I failed continuation with 21 in 2012. However I've always held the regiment in high regard and respect everyone who's served tremendously. Thank you for taking the time to share your videos, I've been very interested in your perspectives and I'm glad to see you creating content, rather than simply consuming life. P.S. VW valley is piss and overrated.

[@thirdpath2259]

What was the reason for failure if you could sum it up? Any advice on how to pass/not fail?

[@Guy_6397]

@@thirdpath2259 prepare well, do it for the right reasons. Hang on for dear life, even when you think you've already failed. Sometimes you'll be ahead, sometimes you'll be behind, the race is long, and in the end you'll realise it was only with yourself.

[@sas22thebest48]

😂😂 rust that was great the first bit remove need me off my ol' nan getting ready!! You could have passed for Mrs brown's sister 😂😂 very interested vid tho ✌️✌️

[@SW-et6xj]

Any recommended places to buy military quality shemgahs?

[@robcenta3632]

Cheers Rusty

[@pdtech4524]

Great essential piece of kit for the desert or jungle but am I ok wearing this around Tesco as an alternative to the face nappy type covid 19 masks!? 😁👍😎😷

[@RustyFirminSASTV]

I do

[@aalexjohna]

Looks like an old lady going up the Post Office.

[@RustyFirminSASTV]

You looking in the mirror ?

[@aalexjohna]

@@RustyFirminSASTV previews.123rf.com/images/halfpoint/halfpoint1404/halfpoint140400713/27476903-very-old-woman-with-head-scarf-sitting-and-relaxing-in-the-garden.jpg

[@MrByTheMile]

That’s legitimate

[@toa2267]

The legend himself

[@chrisdavies73]

What do you have in your baccy tin Rusty? Great stuff again :-)

[@RustyFirminSASTV]

Memories

[@sagittariusa2283]

Sorry Rusty at one point you looked like Les Dawson 😂

[@RustyFirminSASTV]

Master of disguise

[@RustyFirminSASTV]

I’m funnier

[@Grayman58]

Rusty 1 small thing why is everything repetitive

[@RustyFirminSASTV]

Some don’t grab at first mention so you mention again and let them grasp.

[@zentil267]

Mission orders are always said twice.

[@EnglishVeteran]

Tell em, tell em again, then tell em what you told em!

[@Adaddon666]

my pop was 22 before your time tho

[@devbachu7072]

Hooe i can wear one due to the sun an the face hope it's legal where I live

[@bengunns]

Did you train on any special foods for selection or was it just compo and cookhouse food, and do you call it the galley after doing the Marine course? The Royal Marines took over from us in Cyprus in 1974, and one of them asked me, where is the Galley? i said what? do you mean the Messroom or the Cookhouse and he said yes. i thought that was odd being on dry land.

[@RustyFirminSASTV]

As it comes

[@RustyFirminSASTV]

Marines call it galley because they can’t spell cookhouse ha.

[@tomashe188]

Disclaimer.. dont try this in a London tourist spot in case you attract the attention of armed Met police

[@nt7594]

Why you acting as if armed met are everywhere? Like 95% of police here are unarmed and armed met is only ever called when a major terrorist attack happens. Weeks later things go back to normal . And armed police are heavily regulated and they can’t use their arms unless it’s self defence or protecting another civilian. Hence why so many shootings, stabbings take place in London yet rarely does a person get shot by police. One example is that guy in ilford Lane running away from armed police after slapping one of them. Stop acting like something bad is gonna happen giving our police a bad name the most that’ll happen is a chat and you’re free to wear that shit this ain’t america

[@stevenskelly7785]

So what happened to the Nicaraguan ambassadorz DAUGHTER, shot in the dark or am I just paranoid in a draughty corridor ? What a hoot,.............. Hi 71B my paws 4 thought RF gain squelch. John Barry OHMSS + Wednesdays Child. Best regards from The Kings Division SG1 4YS . Regarding the 25th anniversary Alma. Convoy Exeptionel. MAC 1 oo uhu .. Victor Mature. 🌴

[@experiment54]

Look at the lens bro not yourself. Its better for the viewer 👍 (yes I KZbin) it makes a difference connecting with your audience 😊

[@leemarsh2964]

All weather all purpose tool.

[@djzrobzombie2813]

Lol americans have both haha yeah americans love to hear and carry a lot of equipment around lol

[@N7Tigger]

We're all entitled to our thoughts? I thought you were in England.

[@misteraustralian3335]

Who Dares Wins

[@Владимир-у2з3г]

При таком способе ношения шемага , ты похож на древнюю бабку из дореволюционной России.😂 А без него на современную.

[@jonessmith3997]

Just buy a hijab next time it easier

[@marinextr2113]

Rusty, go away

[@MichaelKingsfordGray]

Why the obvious rug? Lost respect.

[@marccollins3882]

Pay to learn to pronounce it first chief

[@atifzia5525]

You are waste too much my time

[@Kyle.Nation]

If u wanna know how to do it Fr learn from a Muslim