Evasion Hide Site - Survive and Get Rescued!

[@nurseactual]

Thank you sir for the useful intel, and your service sir. Remember those who gave us this freedom. God bless.

[@davidlanders2671]

I appreciate how you take a military concept and show a civilian application.

[@angryshrub1]

You triggered my memories of military training with your intro instructional voice. Great video as always. My wife will have a harder time finding me now. Thanks.

[@Jaybird196]

Something to go with this series, would be a video on how to conceal cooking smells, and scat. That, and concealing sounds of work.

[@Jaden48108]

When I served in the Air Force as an aircrew member an Army Ranger was invited to brief us on the tactical portions of evasion. How to move without being seen or mitigate detection when holing up. He made quite an impression and we learned a lot from him. I remember thinking after he left that the enemy doesn't stand a chance against a large force of Rangers with a mission to destroy anything in their way.

[@Stoney_AKA_James]

- RLTW!!

[@andreasnitsch8119]

It depends . The S.African SASP in Angola had a hard time because the Enemy used to hunt ther and was used to follow Tracks , and that country they knew very well . Not like the SASP .

[@steeverinohill2924]

The first Rangers at the battle of Anzio were sent too far forward while too lightly armed, and something like 700 were captured by crack German armored troops. Hitler then sent his most elite troops to push the American troops into the Med, but the 34th (Red Bull) Division stopped the Germans in hand-to-hand fighting. Hopefully the too-lightly-armed days are over. The greatest American trainer of soldiers, General "Iron MIke" O'Daniel, trained the first American Rangers in Scotland and Ireland. The training and the Rangers are still the toughest!

[@tramontane3239]

Fish hook, or J-Hook is textbook Whitetail deer behavior when they approach an area of interest, food source for example. They also use this when spooked and run away, they circle back.

[@RangerSurvivalandFieldCraft]

That’s a good point!

[@tamadrummer001]

Dang man. Last week you drop the amazing knowledge bomb of advanced training at pathfinder and this week stealth ops for shtf. Can only say thank you so much but dude thank you!!

[@TheSaneHatter]

That tip to use the "hide site" as a shelter against the weather, not just for "tactical" purposes, is one of the most sensible military-inspired tips I've heard so far. I think I'll just call it a "shelter site" or "safety site" for my own, civilian purposes. Thanks!

[@rickmiles5297]

You have the best videos on KZbin. Real skills.

[@mikebingham7189]

Good job. Remembering my dad this Memorial Day. He was a 17 year old belly gunner on a B-24 Liberator.

[@baronedipiemonte3990]

And my family as well. Dad,1st Lieut. Army Ordnance WW2 Uncle, MSGT, Silver Star, Bastogne WW2 Gr Grdfather, Lt. General, Corps of Eng. WW1 Bro in law, 1st Lt, Army Aviation Vietnam KIA (I broke tradition & served in another branch...🙄)

[@asmith7876]

The Greatest Generation. I'm surprised his balls fit, you ever SEE the belly gun pod?

[@baronedipiemonte3990]

@@asmith7876 those were some pretty close quarters and the small men in the unit pulled that duty.

[@asmith7876]

@@baronedipiemonte3990 What blows me away is that only the tiny guys would fit and at times the plane would have to land with damaged landing gear, or if the pod was damaged and couldn't be rotated so the gunner could get out the poor guy was simply smeared onto the runway when it landed....and yet men STILL GOT IN IT ANYWAY. Again, how did they fit their giant titanium balls in?

[@tenminutetokyo2643]

Must have been thrilling. Can’t even imagine doing something like that at 17.

[@Alan-uw6ik]

Ha!! That voice freaked me out! Reminded me of Ranger school, a long, long time ago. Excellent video brotha, you're a good teacher.

[@Eric-ew8jt]

Sunday morning coffee and RSFC outstanding AF! Thanks Andrew enjoy your day

[@StabbinJoeScarborough]

These classes build resiliancy and are very teachable moments for young people , you can apply the lessons learned in the field to life Great Job CPT. Andy !

[@niks966]

FFFFFFFFF Byyden and peeeelousy

[@michaelrobinson894]

We went over all of this during my basic training at Ft. Leonard Wood (minus hunting/fishing). Love this stuff so much I would it all again haha.

[@keithcronk7980]

YOU WILL DISAPPEAR INTO THE AREA URE IN LEAVE NO BOOT PRINTS & BREAK NO FOLIAGE NOR BRANCHES. YALL GREAT JOB BROTHER

[@jonahok519]

Andrew you’re awesome. Do more of these escape and evasion videos. This and the urban survival vids are the best ones you’ve done

[@rodyewell2267]

I want to also thank you for your service.

[@RangerSurvivalandFieldCraft]

Thank you!

[@1.forestrunner]

When Andrew puts on the make up you are in for a special treat!

[@cantstartafire]

Outstanding as always. The socks over boots is a fun thing for the kiddos. I think I'll make em track each other. A little 8 y/o force on force and sere training. This is shaping up to be a fine Memorial Day. God bless all who are serving, have served, and those that passed. Peace upon all of their families.

[@rodyewell2267]

Up popped a ranger out of a coconut grove, he was the most knowledgeable veteran you can tell by his clothes. Well he tells you 100 sentences per minute, and I will follow him because he has the content, i like his style as well. Because he can talk so fast in his explanation. Y’all better pay attention to what this man is telling us. Sound off, 1234. Cadence has a purpose! It doesn’t rhyme but you get the message! Good job Andrew.

[@lowieapitz8575]

Your video's are so calming. Compared to your drill my life is a picnic. Still, I like to apply your recommendations in my mundane life. Because your reality will become mine soon enough.

[@timothycatlett3142]

Fantastic job captain reminds me of when I served and I actually took out pin and paper and wrote notes

[@garyjohnson4608]

Great advice ! It's time for us to brush the dust off our skill sets and get ourselves into shape.

[@cindyjean3208]

Another great video... May you have a blessed Memorial Day weekend... thank you for all you have done... and for all you do... For the things I have learned and continue to learn... thank you Memorial Day is a somber time ... Freedoms haven’t come free Freedoms cannot be taken for granted... God bless America.... again

[@johnkline5930]

Excellent block of instruction Andrew!!! Damn, the flashbacks you gave me in the beginning with your Instructor intro and WARNO to students...lol. Great advice for anyone wanting to traverse terrain and be low impact while getting to point A to B! Keep up the Fire!!!

[@ptsdbushcraftfaith2300]

Happy Memorial Day, remember our lost and supporting each other.

[@benranes9727]

God I wish I had this kind of knowledge in 85 I had to search high and low for books on subject . Thank god a bunch of LURP books came out in that era from nam .

[@jennifermccall203]

I'm glad you are one of our good guys!

[@springbloom5940]

I once spent about 30hrs straight, under a pile of brush I snake crawled into, on a hunting trip with my friends. They thought I was crazy. Natural concealment and cover is always the best.

[@ecorey45]

On of the weird benefits of working for ups is that most of my clothing is either brown or some kind of earth tone so I can wear it at work without getting in trouble so I kind of blend in with everything during this time of the year

[@davidroberts1816]

Useful for stealth camping for sure , like the hook approach method

[@daddysharkadventures1638]

Thank you Captain, very instructive. Effective communication. Basic nitty gritty plan. Even a moron could follow up. Much appreciated lesson plan.

[@ronaldrose7593]

Hello my Ranger friend, thank you for sharing this informative video. Your video brought back memories of my military days. The very best to you. Stay safe and healthy out there. 🤗

[@stevea.8816]

Excellent video. Happy Memorial day " The Heros never came home".

[@phillipmerritt1428]

Really helpful and good detail and brought things back to memory. Good plans

[@UCBoxer]

Happy Memorial Day, standing by for the next video.

[@mediocreprepper6383]

It’s like having the Ranger Handbook explained by your platoon leader. Very nice, Andrew.

[@johnnymurphy7664]

Great video my friend! I've always wanted to learn this information! Thanks for sharing your knowledge!!!

[@2873lonewolf]

Excellent explanation of each item. I'm going to have to watch over and over to remember, not an issue at all considering how important this is. Thank you sir and bless you on this important weekend.

[@brandonmousseau2020]

Great video. I really like the escape/ evasion videos you do. Very informative, I learn something new every time.🇺🇲🙏

[@strongheartspiritwarrior5762]

Thank you brother. Key survival info well presented and explained. Thank you for your service.🇺🇸

[@wancaweyaka6881]

Awesome video, i like the Dakota fire utilized in stealth mode, the warriors of our tribe would use that method hence (DAKOTA FIRE PIT) when were on the war path, hunting, most likely all times to avoid giving away their location to the ancient enimies, thanks for the video!

[@steveskaggs2400]

Outstanding job! Thank you so much for your service brother

[@waynegonzales7309]

Outstanding video . Rangers lead the way .🇺🇸

[@edmundvillnave2626]

Wow he is intense!!!!!!!!!!! Amazing attn to detail ..much respect 👌

[@noptsdwn]

Well done Andrew. Presentation was succinct and progressed through steps for a successful extract!

[@joelevsen5873]

Great information and great presentation. Outstanding. Thank you for the videos, I always learn valuable things from you.

[@jeremiahyoder2259]

Love how you bring in the tactical side of camping we may need to use it in the future.

[@johndevitt2164]

great video Andrew. I like the emphasis on control and discipline, would be so easy for the situation to fall apart and find yourself having a bad day.

[@erroleabrown4317]

That’s one of the best information I’ve ever heard thank you

[@qtrendsetter3853]

Great Job Andrew. Excellent info.

[@scotmckenzie7870]

Happy memorial day weekend bro thanks for all you do

[@yescoal]

So informative. Thank you for devoting your time to share this with others.

[@BBQDad463]

Thank you for these excellent tips, techniques, and protocol. One may never need to escape and evade but knowing how would be a good thing. Again, thank you.😎💙💛

[@lloydh1100]

This has to be one of your best videos yet! Outstanding presentation and great info. Thanks so much for taking the time to make this video!!

[@ross.58008]

Never served in any military, but this stuff is very well explained and interesting. Good stuff. Easy to understand and good diagrams. Respect mate. Keep safe.

[@cardiacbob]

I left an AT-4 at a hide site when I was at Sapper school (they threw it down next to me while I was sleeping). I got my Patrol leader a big no-go. Oof. Not my finest hour. I made up for it later by making two 40-lb satchel charges (with no sleep for a week) that worked perfectly and blew our final objective sky high!

[@achange999]

Coolest dude on KZbin. Thanks for them survival tips. Keep these awesome videos coming.

[@mathewhenderson5757]

Solid video. Great content for the community. Excellent period of instruction

[@dfostman6014]

Like that poncho "blanket" roll.

[@hiddenwoodsben]

not gonna lie, i usually don't expect to learn much new stuff on youtube, but i'll probably have to watch this a couple of times and maybe take notes to get it all in. thanks ranger andrew!

[@utharkruna1116]

I think he told us to take notes 😂

[@scottjohnson8401]

Great video even if you're not in the military.

[@brianreynolds4552]

Excellent work and a good training video for some young men here, trying to learn.

[@donaldbarr8300]

Top notch info! You are an excellent instructor Sir.

[@journeyman7189]

Excellent information and well presented. Thanks Andrew. Nate

[@nitay8248]

We all may need to put this info into use before too long!😁😁❤️

[@foosking]

ah the good ole sincgars. that takes me back.

[@Illithicious]

So comprehensive, you do have a great Training

[@devansmith5418]

Really entertaining and informational video. I would love to learn more about surviving in a hide site, and movement.

[@terrygippert7208]

Thank for all this great information

[@NewandOldSurvival]

AWESOME!! can you cover moving in a 4-5 man team, with and without an Overseer? I'd like a refresher, and I believe many viewers would enjoy it, as it could also pertain to family, during an emergency home clearing scenario.

[@FictionWeLiveIn]

Another great video, you're a talented teacher. Lots of information packed into this video and it was all conveyed clearly.

[@gorgeoustravels1760]

You had me at “put distance between me and my X” new sub

[@RangerSurvivalandFieldCraft]

😂 lol! Thank you! I’ll work hard to keep that sub!

[@baronedipiemonte3990]

That's always excellent advice !

[@leonslickwilson]

Good class brother. Been since 2006 since I’ve seen a proper class on good tactic

[@richardcanfield2741]

Love the training & I’m gonna keep practicing & doing the things

[@robmcbride1664]

Thanks for uploading Andrew, much appreciated. Always good to have a plan for the avoiding someone else's irate husband scenario 👍

[@blackstarninja2993]

Great Video Andrew, very similar to what I learned during my Military Service at the LRRP (Long Range Reconnaisance and Patrol) school. 👍🏻 Greetings from Germany

[@ghostape6481]

Solid information and a great presentation. Thanks

[@stevencunningham4680]

GREAT VIDEO !!! I've gotta hand it to you Andrew this was a fantastic video Mora Kachanski would be proud of you. I think that your channel has become one of the best Bushcraft and survival channels on KZbin. Keep up the great work !

[@heneryslayzack1271]

hey there Kevin . you said in this video that you cant tell us everything due to it being classified . is there a difference between what is used today and what has been used in previous generations of the military . i.e. ww2 and or Vietnam that was classified but is now declassified . that can be used to improve what you have already told us . just a thought . this is now my goto survival info . i really enjoy your no nonsense approach . there are other youtubers that have good info although they water it down and spread it thin over many videos with alot of fluff and filler for entertainment purposes . your approach is by far the best for practical application . raw and brutal info with no nonsense . Kudos my friend .

[@RangerSurvivalandFieldCraft]

Things have changed over the years with technology, enemy, urban dwellings, etc. however, many techniques are still the same. Some of the things that can't be said concern information between recovery forces and isolated personnel. I want to give a lot of information, but I can only disclose open source material and my own techniques and tactics. One thing that could be included is vignettes from survivors. I met a handful of survivors in my experience that have amazing stories.

[@heneryslayzack1271]

@@RangerSurvivalandFieldCraft thank you for your time . the reason i asked is that i watched a military training video from ww2 about evasion behind enemy lines . it was an old black and white video .i was curious if you knew about any of those old tactics . if you would like i can see if i can find it again and post the link here . Camouflage for Evasion! - Military Survival & Special Ops Training Film - KZbin

[@KT_survival]

Another top notch video! Have a great week Andrew.

[@genehanna3977]

This is the most useful download of info I have found as a civvie. I take in as much necessary info as possible and as a hunter this was amazing additional info. Please keep more like this coming sir and thank you for your service!

[@alanrice39]

Great information to have in the times we are living, who knows when this may have to be implemented. Thanks Andrew. Alan R.

[@barrycartner3855]

So I am thinking back to the origins of the American Army Ranger with our Native Americans and the British/ Colonial Ranger units of the F & I period. I am imagining how something very similar may have been a component of the training and skills imparted to the new Rangers of that era.

[@richardstyron5716]

Great videos and thanks for your service

[@Stoney_AKA_James]

Well said Andrew! Oh the memories, utilizes the same/similar procedures for setting up a patrol base! - RLTW Memorial Day: #Remember_The_Fallen AND their families

[@michaeldunwoody3629]

Excellent presentation! I completed SERE and the Special Survival A&B follow-on courses. I kept wanting to add comments related to your presentation but then I realized those were the classified portions you were intentionally leaving out. Excellent excellent content!

[@asmith7876]

Whisper it to me, I won't tell anyone.

[@michaeldunwoody3629]

@FukTheGender Agenda SERE is unclassified. There are some add-ons called Special Survival A and SS B. Those contain classified and/or protected material. There are several schools that teach the full SERE program. But they usually truncate the training and soften it up for paying clients/students.

[@michaeldunwoody3629]

@FukTheGender Agenda One is about interrogation resistance and the other is about building and living a cover story

[@paulzimmerman3895]

Excellent! Not sure how you find time to do it all. It's inspiring to say the least. I'm gonna amp up my game this week. Great, well thought out info. Liked the leaf writing!

[@tleechapman6991]

Definitely saving this one. Amazing info.

[@vsnature7146]

Awesome video buddy, thank you for sharing! This is great general knowledge for various scenarios that us outdoors men may encounter!

[@CoreHockey19]

This a great channel, thank you for taking the time to teach these SOP's. Much respect and thanks for your service! Love from Canada Brother!

[@m005kennedy]

I always enjoy your videos, even the more military ones. It would be interesting to see you apply these same principles in an urban setting.

[@BUKKWILDD]

Thank you for serving Andrew!!! And thank you for all the knowledge that we need to survive!!!

[@Stevej2013]

That was brilliant Sir! Thank you.

[@Chass9999]

Hmm a suggestion... mayhaps try a kit mostly of 3d printed items.. such as whistle... tender box and more... and do an actual survival weekend with it.

[@BryanMPhx]

Most excellent presentation!!! I really enjoyed and also take notes on it. Do you have suggestions for avoiding infrared detection equipment

[@jackieeastom8758]

Geronimo was a master of E&E

[@maryspeight2840]

Best part of Sunday ,more instruction and applied skill set training for advanced as well as everyday situations. Now will someone please gimme back my Snickers bar !! RLTW Guy Speight

[@analysisparalysis2124]

Another great video! If you’re taking suggestions, I wouldn’t mind a series on how a Ranger Platoon is organized and deployed in both the attack on an objective and defense of an AO. Really enjoy your channel!

[@chriso9724]

I love your effort