Ruck Loadout for Short/Medium length Patrol

Large Alice loaded for 24 to 48 hour operation. demonstration of what to pack in 3rd line gear with some bushcraft items added

[@protectpersevere2030]

Good stuff just subbed

[@camakazi48]

Thanks for watching, appreciate the sub

[@Cameroon110]

Good video as always brother have a good weekend

[@camakazi48]

Thanks Man you too!

[@mikebox]

Interesting layout. I’d dump that cold steel shovel for a standard e-tool. I’ve still got my original one from my early days.

[@camakazi48]

Thanks for the view. I actually prefer the cold steel shovel. Etools are fine too

[@mikebox]

@@camakazi48 are you a 19D? I was an 11B3V back in the day. Many many years ago.

[@camakazi48]

@@mikebox no I was an 11B1P as well. I started in a LRS unit, formerly lrrp unit when you were around possibly? And spent the rest of my time in line airborne companies

[@mikebox]

@@camakazi48 I joined in 1986. Did Batt, then LRS-D. Then on the line in Division.

[@camakazi48]

@@mikebox back when fieldcraft and soldier skills were still taught. Thanks for your service and the view. I'll have to check out some of your videos

[@Nomadicfieldcraft]

Love the bag of birch bark at the end. ppl thought i was weird doing this also in my ruck in my top lid with my fire kit

[@camakazi48]

Not ready for the mountain man vibes. They're all your boy at drum in January though lol

[@torsten4757]

Hello, thanks for sharing! At min 11:31 , how is the waterproof bag called?! Something like ... Peter?! I'm German and can't understand that well. Thanks for your help! Torsten

[@camakazi48]

Thanks for watching. In the US Military we called them "Willie Peter" bags. If you Google usgi waterproof rucksack liner should be able to find them

[@torsten4757]

@@camakazi48 Thank´s for Reply. But why GI´s call it Willie Peter? :-)

[@camakazi48]

@@torsten4757 I assume because they're labeled WP bags or water proof bags and over the years that evolved to Willie Peter. Not sure. Never really looked into it lol. We had weird names for a lot of things

[@torsten4757]

@@camakazi48 Cool, That make maybe sense... Funny. Yea, I´ve heard some, for example the Woobie ;-)