I Didn't Expect To Find THIS While Exploring A MILITARY BASE...

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[@Ryasis12345]

Be very careful with abandoned APC's and Tanks in the desert area around AZ NV and NM. There are two A-10 bases in that area that use those kinds of "toys" for target practice. Remember this, the A-10 Warthog fires a Depleted Uranium Round. Even though the Uranium is depleted, it can still mess you up.

[@zxyatiywariii8]

Excellent point. I wonder if planes still use depleted uranium in the tail sections? We had to ring radiation detectors all around the WTC Site in 2001 - 2002 because there's apparently no airline records of which planes still use that as tail ballast, and which don't. 😳 (Happily we didn't detect any spiked readings, so apparently those two planes didn't.)

[@dmitrymolotov6428]

Even if wasn't depleted uranium a A10 can still mess you up lol

[@hrk9209]

@@dmitrymolotov6428 no shit sherlock

[@chrisadams628]

When you were checking out that little serial killer camper, I saw Emma's reflection in the window and about had a heart attack lol.

[@rhiannonstanbury8821]

Chris Adams 😂

[@sassyamber4547]

Same

[@thomasfraser7716]

I once found the same thing at an active base. Old planes and armored personel carriers with fake soldiers inside. It was really cool until the MPs pulled up. They told me that they had dropped cluster bombs in the area and some of them take days to explode! I got a $25 trespassing fine, but it could have been much worse!

[@albertcrowe8960]

Cool video! Me being retired Army I really enjoyed seeing that stuff but at the same time sad to see it's life done and sitting there being forgotten

[@THX--nn5bu]

Awesome re-visitation to this training facility, when I was stationed in the Army in Germany i was a driver and gunner for the M113 Armored personal carrier, but this one was outfitted with a 20MM rotary cannon anti-aircraft system, your discovery brings back lots of memories. Thanks for this awesome tour and I was nervous just watching you and your daughter, stay safe guys.

[@truckfreak1027]

I always love going back to old spots to see how much they've changed. A few weeks can change a lot about a place. Great video as always!

[@salliegiocondo1738]

Hey Guy's, when you come on to an abandoned property and you're not sure if someone is inside....Stay in your truck, get close to the building and then blow your horn. If someone's in there they'll look to see who's out there and you'll be in your safe truck and can make a quick get away if needed.

[@mariamoore5676]

Sounds like sound advice, but u won't be safe if they happen to have some kind of firearm.

[@MrGeronimoe]

It's great to hear Emma's voice. Her contribution gives a greater realism to the experience. Thank you both

[@DirectCurrent4u]

I would NEVER do this type of Exploration without a Carry Permit!!! specially if my daughter was with me!!!! Safety is Your Life! Thats just my option... Thanks for sharing and God Bless You all...

[@kutzbill]

If this is where I think it is, there is rancher that uses the water for his cattle. He also leaves provisions out for the guys who work for him if they get out there and need to stay overnight. The old APC's are usually targets for ordinance that has no charge put in them. The tents were sight targets for new style sensors and targeting computers. It takes some fine tuning for the sensors to pick up targets at 750 FPS+. In the Nevada desert we had some calibration targets for sonic wave generators. If it was important to the military, you would not be there, so I really doubt if there are any live grenades, but maybe a few dummy rounds. Do be careful of the African bees. They are nasty. Hornets can drop you too. Sadly the Military leave some pretty nice, but obsolete machines out to rot. I was able to buy a WWII tank retriever, nd it works as a log skid pretty good.

[@TheKupkake34]

All so logical but the dead cows. Why are they in there by the tent? Why aren't they desposed of? Any answers?

[@TheKupkake34]

That was kutzbill

[@donaldmaclean1872]

Emma is very beautiful.

[@coolazeez]

She is very pretty

[@shokwan333]

donald maclean i would marry her

[@MarieM-ui4bu]

It's kinda inappropriate, she's underage, first of all. and, btw, her father reads comments as well, it's disrespectful for him

[@colton9149]

As always great video guys! I'd of crapped myself if their was somebody in that RV when you opened the door lol

[@Midnight-yh6cb]

Love these way better than the live streams, just my opinion.

[@charlesboyer8207]

Yep!

[@ynnej0611]

Love ya all's tapes, can't get enough... Getting nothing(nada) done! So glad I'M sick... I've watched ya gotten most of the neighborhood to watch you and 3/4 of my family's hooked on you outside keep up the good work stay safe love JJ 68 years old JJ LOL!

[@Lagunaberry]

I say that vandalism sucks, like breaking out windows and stuff, but if you need stuff that you are going to use, and it is just sitting out to rot, that's cool, just don't break windows and put holes in walls, spay paint tags, unless you are an artist and create a beautiful or super cool mural, but tag letters are stupid and trash stuff. That's my opinion. I mean, I'm poor, and there have been a lot of your videos I've seen where there is stuff I could really use...why just let it go to waste?? But don't damage stuff for no reason.

[@rwilson9574]

It’s too bad people have to steal parts off of machines but at the same time if they will be repurposed that’s probably a good thing too. Just don’t steal the stuff,

[@BFagan]

A possible squatter on an active base? That's strange, to say the least; it doesn't resemble any type of training that I recognize. The base appears to be only semi-active; perhaps used only for certain training routines, most likely combat engineering or demolitions (12B). If the person staying there is a homeless person, they better hope that they aren't found, haha Nice job, I haven't seen tanks and apc's like that in 25 years. Seems that either those are part of a junk site, or they use them in testing, mainly munitions.

[@Brisleep1]

UrbexNY I was a 12B, there's a reason those camo nets are out there.

[@BFagan]

Brian Remmerde Yeah, I thought that was it. I was 11B, and seen some of what you guys could do, and it was pretty amazing.

[@Brisleep1]

Thanks, it's pretty cool stuff, we could build bridges from scrap then blow them into toothpicks, lol! These people just going onto an active military base, especially through hidden back gates are risking their lives, the M113 and truck could be targets, I've seen attack helicopters and A10's vaporize those things in one TOW missile fire or a short burp from an A10 chain gun! We would drive downrange and look at the targets and there's really no trace of the missing metal unless you have a detector, then you get a massive hit from where the liquified remains fell onto the ground!

[@streetglidescott6424]

Seen the same at a range in Ocala National Forest while we were out exploring. When we saw those A-10's screaming our way about 20 feet off of the ground we all nearly had heart attacks.

[@sgttrip4325]

11C here. I was thinking of something like that at first, but there were no signs that it’d been used as target practice before, but betting that could change at any time. By the looks of it, I’m guessing maybe an old natty guard area for natural disaster relief. Seen a bunch of areas like that left over from Katrina in Louisiana that got set up, used once and abandoned. Most the stuffs gone but there’s a few things left here and there. That’s just a guess though.

[@PFBM86]

Maybe the building that said "AY" on it belonged to The Fonz

[@Midnight-yh6cb]

“ it’s a wet pickle” - 2018

[@gary3696]

In my 21yrs, I saw alot of that ol Army Pickle...usually when I had plans.

[@robertphilion1225]

M113 APC I DROVE THOSE IN GERMANY BACK IN 1995,great video you guys are awesome!

[@gary3696]

Probably the same ones we drove in 1973.

[@TheDUTYFIRST]

1985 in Graffenwher and Hoenfels [sp]

[@reggieviolataylor4800]

Those empty camouflage netting things are used for flight training ...they sometimes blow them up , or fly over doing a mock drop ...meaning they do like a photo Bomb..only saying My Dad was. A fighter pilot Told us about those Areas your looking in right now..

[@champuss]

Why didn't the us army take the vehicles back for scrap metal? They must weight over 10-15 ton the apc. Unless they are left as decoys. Like the body lol. Nice one kf.

[@KB4QAA]

C: They are targets used for 1. Visual training, 2. Infrared, electrooptical 3. photographic, 4 Side looking radar targets.

[@3dPrint_and_chill]

Great video guys. Like you I'm not sure how I feel about people taking parts off the vehicles. On the one hand it's nice to explore things that are intact and untouched, on the other hand the stuff is just going to waste and was paid for with tax money. 🤷‍♂️

[@fknucklewit]

The first vehicle was an FMC M125 mortar carrier. I used to drive one. Don't know the truck as I was Australian Army. But the third vehicle was an M133A1 APC and had its engine hatch dropped on the ground in front of it with the trimvane put back flush with the hull (indicating hasty salvage theft). These vehicles typically ran a GM Series 53 V6 diesel injected motor with a turbo. A great truck engine if it's free. Got this off Wikipedia: a Detroit 6V53 V6 two-stroke diesel engine of 318 cubic inches (5,210 cc)[29] with an Allison TX-100-1 three-speed automatic transmission. An auto thiefs dream.

[@jeannafolmarful]

That is a firing range. You can get shot. My husband is a combat instructor in the USMC. don’t go just walking around on a Military base. Especially in the woods around the base. 2 years ago my husband stepped on a land mind out at Devil Dog teaching Land Nav. There was a broken down tank and hummer near by that he was wanting to check out and THANK GOD the thing was so old and rotted that it no longer worked. He also finds old pineapple grenades all the time too. Ammo cans and grenade boxes are normal everyday things, nothing special, we use them to store our board games, and my husbands NOS stuff and to take his tools with us to motorcycle races. They are sturdy as hell and easy to come by. But you are in a firing range or one of their “towns” they use for training on how to do sweeps and using their night vision goggles. They stay out there 3 weeks at a time training each company, when they are done....the next company normally comes in after. Or that’s how it is for SOI E on camp Geiger. BE CAREFUL!!!! You don’t want to get caught trespassing on a Military range. That is bad news. Please be safe guys. Love y’all vids.

[@troyhatchard5854]

Emma’s ewu crew adventure outfit is on point !

[@ThoseColoniesAreMine]

Felicity, it's father-daughter

[@davidleeroybrownstarnes2608]

the things you see in these comments. when my daughter (19. saturday) and I (29...well maybe im a bit older but hardly anyone knows and can tell unless I look 25 on a good day), people think we're on a date. she carries herself nice (as does Emma) and she wears what she wants ans never looks sloppy but that controlling mess dont work (and it seems Bob knows that and look at how good they get along) its awesome and other than that people need to get off it. i know this is late but i was watching the vid and scrolled and just had a feeling thered be bs drama on this comment...shouldn't have been but

[@johnlawrence9957]

Nice revisit! Enjoyed it very much. It is one of the places I plan to visit someday. Since the military put those vehicles out there (for electronic targeting purposes) I imagine they'd be inclined to prosecute any theft from those vehicles! They are property of the DOD.

[@wishinimfishin5310]

Bird looks like a woodcock. If I'm right, they're good eating and they're kinda cool because when they get scared they go into shock and fall asleep.

[@TheRobMozza]

It's probably been said before (in the numerous comments) but exploring anything with Emma would be interesting! She is fine!

[@user-kk2uu2rq7x]

Thanks for the video. Always enjoy when you go out into the field, reminds me of home.

[@sheliadavid9933]

EWU, your desert finds are so unique, you always find something interesting for us! Sorry to hear about KZbin penalizing some of your live streams, a lot of other youtubers have live streams, so didn't understand why they targeted you!! Love your videos, and all your hard work you put into entertaining us!!!

[@craigschofield64]

Seeing glimpses of Emma makes me wish I was 30 years younger, what a beautiful young lady. Seeing her outfit although very nice to look at it concerns me at your preparedness being where you are and what your doing. If something were to happen and you ended up stranded in the back country and needed to spend several days and nights before you are able to get back to civilization Emma needs to have gear to survive what your doing...nuff said

[@charlesboyer8207]

We don't want anything to happen to either one of you! Do pray for you'll safety!

[@steveh6266]

Crazy Craig's RC's and 3d Their vehicle is close by. You are making the assumption (just based on her outfit alone) that she has no other gear in their vehicle, and is ill prepared? I'm sure you know what they say about assuming things 😉

[@Mike-tg7dj]

I haven't read all the comments so don't slam me too hard but you asking about the difference between the two carriers. To start the first 0ne you came to was a mortar carrier which was Troop level fire support. It carried a Four Deuce (4.2 inch diameter) mortar tube and ammo on a M113A1 carriage. The two look the same except for mortar and hatch. The second on is an M113A1 Armored Personnel Carrier. It was your mechanized infantry fighting vehicle. It carried an infantry squad into battle. Both and the mortar carriage had M2 heavy barreled 50 cal. machine guns. The APC Infantry vehicle had the 50 cal. as its main armament. The missing parts were more than likely scavenged off by raiding party of a parts detail. The cut belts were merely an ends to a means. In the military there were, are and always be times when budget constraints dictate that military companies and troops have replace parts on vehicles by any means necessary. I know because I have been on these details. What these details do is they strip off any part requested but not filled, parts that you think you'll need, parts that will eventually wear out. This usually happens around the time new vehicles are being introduced like in our case we were still using M551A1 Armored Recon/ Airborne Assault Vehicles and they were reconfiguring the Cavalry Troops. The Pentagon wasn't sure if they were going to go with M60A3s which were also due to be replaced or wait for the new Abram M1 main battle tank. The ultimately waited for the Abrams and the rest is history. There's no telling how many times those vehicles have been scavenged upon. Just think of it as an automobile recycler used parts are an economical method that saves money. It would be cool if you all went through the proper channels and did a show on Davis Monahan Air Force Base outside of Tucson Arizona. That's where the USAF keeps all of their salvaged aircraft and ones in mothballs. That would be a cool place to explore. In closing I never did see that's rabbit's leg you kept pointing the camera at.

[@Mike-tg7dj]

Somebody is there, I heard someone hit the side of the big building a booming sound.

[@Jen-sz9cq]

THANK YOU SO MUCH EWU CREW!! BIRD LOOKS LIKE A ROADRUNNER, AND THE TRAILER WAS SCARY, SQUATTERS MAYBE. ALSO ON YOUR WAY OUT TO THE TANKS, THE GROUND LOOED LIKE FRESH TIRE TRACKS. YOU GUYS ARE AWESOME!!

[@Nav1gamer]

Its possible although highly unlikely that motor pool or mechanics are taking stuff off. We used to do it all the time. Even though the m113 is no longer in use by "A" companies I do see some in use by NATO. Most are now Bradleys. Soooo MAYYYBE the military is doing some reclaiming.

[@lelandgaunt9985]

S2ndjetli Engineer units still have armored personnel coffins, and 577’s.

[@wastelanddreamer8606]

What a shame to see all that hardware sitting out and just rusting back into the Earth! Great exploration!

[@undinehaugen5766]

I see no problem with urban exploring, but I have no use for a thief or vandal! If it ain't yours don't damage it!

[@rb5stevenumber903]

Hi. Steve here from England. Enjoy your videos. Do you ever get that feeling someone is watching you in these places. I can't believe how many places you have there in the middle of nowhere, very creepy.

[@MrMiesbauer]

Great video guys 😀 Sketchy place with the tent 😱 Loved the military vehicles, its a shame that someone is taking them apart. I definitely understand why you thought the dummy was a body. Thanks for another great video 👍

[@djones98501]

I think Army will scavenge parts from dead vehicles before placing them for training targets. I hope you goofballs contacted the range master before putting yourselves in harms way! Love the videos, please be safe

[@aviationfan5904]

Another good exploration video from the EWO crew; thanks again for the places you go to and take us along.

[@mommaice]

Awesome!! Thanks for the update tour.

[@stu7161]

Great Vid! I have a friend who drove an APC in the ARMY, and he told me they were always "stealing" parts off of older ones to keep theirs running because it took so long to get the parts they needed through regular channels. That may be the case with this abandoned equipment.

[@claudiazanabria9783]

Hi Bob and Emma! Nice video...love you guys...greetings from New York!!!!

[@ObelixMagnetFishing]

That bird was a Snip at least in my language. When the Netherlands are no part of the EU we have a 100 guilder banknote with a snip on it.

[@marybelleadamson6596]

#wetpickle YALL the suspense was WILD on this one!!!! It was like a scary movie lol I was yelling "DON'T GO IN THERE! GET AWAY FROM THAT WINDOW!!!!"

[@baine1985]

So to clarify, 'abandoned' military equipment on a base is normally put out there because they are literal piles of scrap metal by that point. They have been so used up that there is no point in pulling parts off of them. Also the first vehicle you approached was an M106 Mortar Carrier, the second track was the basic M113 APC. But to all of you claiming that reusing parts off of these vehicles is a good thing? Yeeeaaah no, not really, if anything is left on those, it's because they've normally found that they've got so many of said part, or they've just broken down to the point they're no longer useful.

[@BigBillAndersonsDeathTours]

Excellent video! Thank you EWU Crew!

[@jacintaskey2075]

This is a nice flash back to the first ever EWU video i watched

[@Katseye102]

Love your videos as always! Ya, I remember the dead body scare, it was a fun one! That compound, what else could it be, was interesting, did look like someone had been there but not in a while! Someone hiding out for sure, very remote, why not? Stay safe guys as always! ❤️❤️❤️

[@tedmorrison6944]

Awesome video! I’ve enjoyed every upload and livestream since I subscribed to your channel over a year ago, and this is my favorite. The bird was definitely some type of sandpiper, maybe a Long-Billed Dowitcher. The APCs were both on the M113 chassis. The second one looked like a personnel carrier, but the first looked like a mortar carrier. The circular platform on the floor in the back would’ve been where the mortar was mounted. Either an 81mm mortar M125 variant, 107mm (4.2”) mortar M106 variant or a 120mm mortar M1064 variant. Keep up the good work and stay safe out there guys.

[@adamkoch3424]

I just have to say it... The mortar the merrier!

[@chemicaldemoneye]

3:24 that moment when ur heart is rocking 170 BPM constantly

[@enriquefuga5182]

As always great video !Thanks for sharing it with us EWU Crew for life👍✌

[@anthonywstanton]

Massive cool video guys! EWU rocks big time!

[@75Prelives]

You guys be careful. Those AAV hulls look like target material either for artillery, tanks, aircraft bombing or all of the above. You don’t want to be out there if that range goes hot or goes live. It’ll be a real bad day for you. Usually live fire ranges are cordoned off in some way but tweakers do occasionally wander onto ranges at 29 Palms Marine base (MCAGCC) or whatever it’s designation is these days. We find bodies of homeless druggies out on the ranges occasionally. Just be advised.

[@ewucrew4lifepaultracey598]

Liked going back there to bad veichles are being vandalized. That trailer sure was sketchy glad you didn't go in looked liked alot or mice droppings

[@julielopezhtdfamily4lifemo459]

Hi Emma and Bob thanks for another wonderful video. please keep up the wonderful work always Fam. I enjoyed the video. I don't like vandal's either. not right to destroy something that doesn't belong to us. I remember those videos you were talking about. I love you EWU Crew Fam. please take care Fam. ❤💙💚💛💜❤👋👍👍👍👍👍

[@animalme537]

They could be radar or practice targets. You would be surprised at just how many tanks n such our military has buried over the years in the middle of no mans land. Not all of it gets "mothballed" like they did with the destroyer my father served on in the Navy. It gets dumped or buried. Money they might as well have just burned. Such a waste....a tank could have made someone a nice water fountain for their front lawn lol lol. Nice video guys! Much love from Texas!! ❤

[@pinkninjabunny2177]

OKAY was literally ready for something to jump out at you guy's when I heard that bang noise had me nervous.

[@hunterglass1840]

I like you two so FYI, Federal Land (Military reservations) are covered by Federal Law thus violators are subject to Federal Prosecution. I like the fact that you guys are anti vandalism, anti theft so be careful.

[@__Tyler]

I am a professional bird expert. That bird is a very rare mars flamingo. They were sent from mars to support the ewu crew.

[@tracyphillips3325]

Great video, I like some of the revisited places you explored. See how much it has or has not changed. 😀

[@SlySquriel]

"Theres nothing around here except these dummy structures and I hear jet planes." You sure you didnt just walk into a range?

[@Chrissy85308]

Great video! I love watching them.

[@goldylocks8648]

I liked our outing today, thanks 😎

[@muddytiresclub4264]

Hey…I know exactly where that is. I was just whistling Dixie and I saw stuff I recognized.

[@Foolishprospecting]

I was there last month. Dead cows, no tents. Theres a house a cpl miles away that was completely flooded. There's a lot of cool stuff out that way

[@toniasmith9637]

“LOL” y’all crack me up...there’s a wet pickle....”wet pickle uguys” 🤣😂!!! As always love ❤️youguys and ur videos....shoutout from the “A.V.” !!!!!!!😘

[@SueGirling68]

Hi guys, I slam dunked the like button lol, you guys rock because you go places most people would turn and runaway from. Emma has to be the bravest lady I've seen on yt. Cool video, I remember the first video of this place when it came out. x

[@saulvillalobos2143]

I was talking to some people who are paranormal investigators they told me about (suggestion) Whiskey Bills in Lockwood Nevada they say that place is really haunted. I know that's not your thing but it would make for a great video. Day or night they get EVPs and sounds the place is abandon and was once a distillery, hence the name Whiskey Bill he is buried there and they say he doesn't like people coming around.

[@chanceperrin2479]

One mans trash is another man's treasure maybe the sold the parts to feed there family

[@tjblosch8820]

there for pilot bombing and spotting training!!!!

[@iang8490]

Another awesome vid guys ❤️✊☮️

[@slappystick6823]

Vandals make me so angry.. but wonderful video!!

[@richardwood160]

I would need a change of shorts exploring places like that.

[@donnac.1609]

Stealing......is not right....no matter the situation! This equipment is part of history and shd be left alone!

[@CLOWN6DEVIL6BOY6]

I think the only way it woulda been a shame is if the vehicles/machines where in working order or pristine condition then vandalized them. Since they where rusting and decaying and if the person was gona use them then it should be ok. But it’s still kinda hard to say cause u do want it left alone to be explored😊

[@BFGash]

First M113 is the A2 variant, carries a 120mm mortar that pops out of the top of the hatch you stood up in, and attaches to the swivel point on the deck so that it can rotate 360 degrees, second one appears to be a true troop transport or med variant with the litter folded up to the back left, very cool. watch out for jets, most likely those are used for spotting because they arent torn to shit but still...if you can hear the jet flying overhead its too late...bomb was released well before you can hear it

[@tonyfain9562]

Yet another Awsome video guys.....thank you

[@MOBAudioUSA]

WOW is all I can say, I think folks know why. Also really digging your videos, sit and watch them for hours while working. Thanks for sharing.

[@pbs4535]

Fresh eaten pickle? Missing hand grenade? Nope you are not alone here do be careful. Never go by your self go with a lot of people.👽 The hills do have 👀s and cameras..

[@nanreddington9824]

My ex was army and that is what they do, salvage what they can. I see some old military guy fixing up his tank, that he keeps in his garage. hahaha If the military didn't want you out there, someone, quickly, would make sure you were gone and they would take your camera. I have seen it done a few times at Fort Hood Texas. Live firing range is always posted, I used to dirive the kids through them and get them all scared...hahahah

[@OdySlim]

Hey Bob es Emma, It was nice of You Tube NOT to notify me of the video. Thannk God I checked Twitter. I really enjoy these exploration videos. I have always loved them. I even go back and and watch some over again. Thanks A million. Look for me late September, Your fan & friend, Ody

[@doctordeath.5716]

Those ammo boxes that you're seeing their what they would call and Vietnam during Vietnam War will be an ammo dump where they have a big supply of ammunition

[@jackskeleton95]

Definitely a cool revisit

[@bdeal3499]

OMG!!! You guys are nuts! Hope you both carry. Love the videos. Be safe.

[@maryhorsley2606]

Thanks for all of your hard work...

[@whodattommygunnz1900]

It’s cool you found those tanks out there but it sucks people wanna steal parts off of them.

[@sgoldens24]

You guys should give viewer tours ....... & I'd still be scared !

[@dennissmith4566]

The first supposed APC wasn't one. It was in fact a Heavy MOTAR carrier. I've seen and asked about them.

[@UndergroundChaosZR]

Yet again another awesome video, thanks guys. Can’t wait for the next one

[@freedomvigilant1234]

I wonder if the tent belonged to a homeless veteran? If that veteran trained there, he/she would be familiar with the area and the approximate times the base would be in use.

[@Midnight.Shadows]

Be careful going onto an active military facility, especially with how that's set up, the jets could be using those buildings and vehicles as target practice, wouldn't want to be exploring there and suddenly have a missile ruin your day. Also if its an active military facility you could get arrested for trespassing. I enjoyed the video but it's very dangerous to go onto an active facility, there could be active landmines too.stay safe!

[@user-re3fd6jl5k]

That’s what range control is for

[@jacemay5197]

USAF bombing ranges are well fenced off, impossible to go on.

The first APC (round thing on bottom) is configured as a mortar carrier. It's a small caliber artillery and the round thing is the base that hold the tube. The last one looks stripped out but could have been troop or ammo carrier. They have Detroit Diesel engines and the parts will fit on other equipment.

[@megperez5926]

I love you guys! awesome video!I look forward to every one!😘😘😘😘😘😘😘

[@gvii]

The first M113 would have had a mortar(4.2inch, IIRC) mounted on that turntable in the back. The second was just a bog-standard troop carrier. Does suck that they're just rotting out there. I'd love to be able to haul one out and fix it up. I know they're not the most exciting military vehicles on Earth, but it would still be cool to have one and fix it up, maybe do it up in Vietnam livery and take it to shows. Heck, I wouldn't mind having the truck either.

[@zoejaneZJ]

I'd never steal from any place, but if its just gonna rot away, then that's not stealing, its saving :P

[@larryx1707]

Zoe Jane ...yea if its gonna rot and if someone needs or could use something ..I kinda see that...or like if I found money in an abandoned building...finders keepers...have a great day☺

[@kraigcochran9995]

That bird you asked about is a killdeer.

[@puma30880]

Long-billed dowitcher

[@lynetteriddle2002]

7:55 I was legit waiting for someone’s face to pop up right there

[@jaypo9658]

I was looking on google maps after you guys were in Ely & noticed that you weren't far from Bigelow's Aerospace Skin Walker Ranch. Are you headed out that way? I sure hope so! I also noticed that Emm's pigeon Toed lol. Just messin' so is my son's mother. :)

[@davidwilson8800]

I think the Army probably came and got them parts part of our training was taking stuff off as well as replacing stuff because out in the field it is sometimes difficult to get parts so it's much easier to take them off or something that no longer is useful and as far as that pickle goes the funny thing about a pickle is once a cucumber becomes a pickle it can never become a cucumber again