Top 10 Items Issued By the Military - America VS Britian!

[@PreparedPathfinder]

Awesome mate, great vid. Mine is dropping any second now!

[@STOKERMATIC]

Awesome!

[@vonsprague7913]

Woooo weeeee Billy Bob, I enjoyed that so much I had a celebratory cup of tea! 🤣 You and Tom are superb contributers to KZbin and it's great to see you supporting each other. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇬🇧🇺🇸

[@rickysand1900]

Loved the style of your presentation. Great information provided as always, but love the energetic and patriotic approach. Fun to watch!

[@mikec.8556]

Lmao that battle buddy thing was crazy 🤣 exactly why I’m the only person that sleeps in my pup tent ! Good video

[@STOKERMATIC]

😂🤣

[@dennisseverns4014]

Have used all of those things, and still have most of them. But I went into Iraq with the Brits during Desert Storm, they issued some of their gear to us before going across the border. I really liked the 100ltr Norwegian Bergmans they gave us almost as much as my Large Alice Pack, and the Chemical Suits and Masks are much better in my opinion. Gave that Bergan away to a homeless guy I picked up hitchhiking, after using it for over six years after getting out of the Army.

[@STOKERMATIC]

Right on Dennis!

[@dennisseverns4014]

@@STOKERMATIC My DD 214 is definitely the number one thing I was issued By the Military, got two of them.

[@vonsprague7913]

Dennis I got Danner Recon boots from the USMC lads and I've worn them ever since as my winter boot. Our windproof smocks are great too. I always liked serving with you Yanks. 🇺🇸🇬🇧

[@johndalessandro6433]

Dennis, that was a cool thing ya did for the homeless fella, especially since you had usin' it when ya served. Hats off to ya

[@dennisseverns4014]

@@johndalessandro6433 he was carrying most of his stuff in a brown paper grocery sack and a gym bag.

[@mariogonzalez9827]

Hell yeah, Stoke!!! More vids like this would be awesome!!!👊

[@STOKERMATIC]

👊🇺🇸🥃

[@johngayley2588]

Great video. Especially think the collaboration is fun and hope you both do more. My favorites are the Commenga compass and the british windproof smock.

[@paulzimmerman3895]

Funny stuff. Great idea to have the collaboration. Appreciate you and others for kicking some ass for so long. Woobie blanket is the bomb!

[@Soggz7785]

Hi. Out of all that lot, I think the wool jumper is probably better than the British Army jumper, because it has a taller collar. The rest of the stuff isn’t a patch on the British Army stuff, though, imho. Happy New Year and all the best.👍🏾🇬🇧😉

[@cardiacbob]

Tom at Prepared Pathfinder recommended your page, and now I'm a fan. Just subscribed, and I'm working my way through your videos. I'm an old Broken retired soldier [CLAIM DENIED!] that joined in 1978, got his first US Army DD 214 in 1982, did a hitch in the Marine Corps (2nd DD 214), then went back in the US Army in 1987! Retired in 2005 as an 11B40 Platoon Sergeant (Air Assault). Loved my woolly pully AND my 5 button wool sweater. And love your energy, Top!

[@STOKERMATIC]

Man I bet you have some stories Robert!

[@cardiacbob]

@@STOKERMATIC A couple. Cheers!

[@stacywilliams1710]

I'm a U.S. Army Veteran" I love what you do Sir. Keep it Coming.

[@AntiFederalist58]

The e-tool is the only item on this list that I don't have. I'll have to step up my game.

[@STOKERMATIC]

Right on Chuck!

[@Glove513]

One missed item is the BDU trousers in 50/50 polyester-cotton. Hardest working pants that I have owned with reinforced knees and seat. No velcro or zippers to fail on them.

[@muskett4108]

I nearly put in a write up on the US kit in the video, but more important was to state that I found another American that gets British humour. Maybe we'll have him drinking tea soon?? Watched both vids from each side of the pond. P38 and Tabasco get my vote.

[@STOKERMATIC]

😂🤣 right on!

[@jwgbmp40]

omg these were both hilarious and well done! not sure why it took a year for me to come across it.. definitely agree and even more so with the sweater! Semper Fi!

[@elric68]

Outstanding video today Top!!! I remember wearing the M65 Field Jacket Liner under my BDU blouse all of the time, great reminder to improvise layering! Your list is spot on, all great pieces of gear (Kit for the Brits), though I’ll admit I like the USMC Wooly Pully better, I know, I know… I can hear the haters hating already, lolol. As a collector of field gear, ALICE LC-2 will always have a soft spot in my heart… my first set of webbing when I came in and whenever I could get away with it (1SG/CSM dependent, those who know, know what I’m talking about) I’d use M56 suspenders instead of the Y-suspenders… just distributed the weight better IMO. Keep up the Fire!!!

[@rickhicks6833]

Wore out my Alice, got 2 of the new rucksacks. I can carry 1 1/2 dozen duck decoys, my shotgun, ammo, marshstool and anything else I need. Don't do sweaters. I had to replace my woobie. Wore out my coat liner long ago. Still have my pair of black leather gloves and wool liners form 1976. I have a couple of the m-1943 entrenched tools. Never tried the new model. Still have my compass. Never had a flask, but use my canteen and canteen cup Still. Great list. Always enjoy your videos.

[@snesleywipessqueegeeservices]

Yay! Killing! The spade thing is also a decent bush tool to bring down saplings/process and split firewood.

[@STOKERMATIC]

It sure is!

[@cheezycatnip8352]

as former Military Brit Sapper...P38 and the woobie ( i have a forest pattern and modern flektarn repropduction) are my faves from this list and still use to this day..But as pathfinder acknowledges, you gave us 'basco' sauce and metal cooking mugs for which I am very grateful....

[@STOKERMATIC]

Your welcome! 😂🤣

[@keithdurose7057]

Metal mugs from the USA? 1944 pattern issue, British forces. In 1981 we got issued them for our Belize tour. They came in the carrier with an aluminium water bottle. Awsome pieces of kit. I must admit that the P38 can opener is easier to use than the issued clasp or jack knife. If you ever got issued one! When I joined the British Army in 1976. 2 things were waterproof. The towels and the toilet paper! No kidding! Everything else had a porous side to it. The Chinese fighting suit.AKA quilted thermal jacket and trousers were great. Too hot sometimes. Even in Norway. Post Falklands. The ministry of procurement proved that they listened to no one. Issuing the terrible pointy pocket 1985 combat suit. It was something out of a Benny Hill sketch. The pockets fell off. Nothing stayed in the top ones anyway. Looked great on parade. Apart from the pant pockets, they tended to give a riding breeches silhouette with the side pockets sticking out. 1985 and later combats were much better. The 1968 pattern pants were warm but joined at the knee. Just like something out of Aladin! The 1st field dressing pocket was positioned so that if the anti- erection tea additive didn't work. It would put any thought of reproduction of the human race right out of the wearer's mind! 58 web 8ng was better than the plastic huge pouches. They held less and took up so much space on the belt that it could pass around the Bergan before being fastened! Really only compatible with a Sumo wrestler in mind! The SA80 didn't come with rifle grenades. It launched its bayonet instead. If the magazine could be found. Yes the M16 has finally been recognized as the rifle that should have been in general service since the 1960's! The USAF and the SAS got that right. Great production guys.

[@jimgam730]

Out of all the things you mentioned here, the one that I value the most is my DD214.

[@Yorksha]

I just spat out my coffee!!!!...."If it aint raining, we aint training".... 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@friendofcoal]

I still carry my P-38 today that I got while in BT ('83).... It's done way more nail cleaning than opening cans......... lol.

[@STOKERMATIC]

😂🤣

[@michaelrichards5000]

I have most of the items in my kit. Have my DD-214 Courtesy of the U.S. Marine Corps. Semper Fi!

[@STOKERMATIC]

Semper Fi!

[@joeyp88632]

Awesome video! Pleasure serving with you top!

[@renaissancemarinetv3536]

learned something today. i never knew why the army insisted on calling the poncho liner by a baby name. so, it was from mister mom. sounds about right.

[@18C_Sapper]

I still have almost every one of those items and yes my favorite the poncho and line never leave home without it

[@robertdowns8182]

We got the 5 button sweater issued in submarines. We called it a submarine sweater go figure. We wore them over our shirts or coveralls(poopie suits) so got a couple sizes up. One boat the XO and COB thought using poncho liners would create less dust than our wool blankets and they did look sharp in berthing. problem was fire retardant they where not. We ended up giving them to the Marines(well most of them) .

[@gardenbasha22]

Awesome video, loved the America/Brit banter is great we can take the mick. the nail cleaner/can opener was issued to the brits in ww1 to open their cans of bully beef & clean their nails, it was called the Morfed can opener still in use today.

[@m118lr]

THIS…is BEYOND awesome man! And I’m almost A YEAR in watching it..heeeey!? WHERE’S ‘Riggs’?! “Rigggggggs”?

[@jamesparker6383]

another great video , just a little info that P-38 if bent flat can also be used as a weapon placed between the fingers. so in a way it's multi functional . I still have the poncho and liner I was issued in Viet Nam. Great two pieces of gear.

[@STOKERMATIC]

Outstanding!

[@jamescrowe7892]

Welcome home and thank you for your service during such a trying time in our history.

[@WilliamSmith-gx8ed]

In Desert Storm we were able to trade with Brits and others for a larger version of the P-38. Then in 2003 with Iraqi invasion we traded for P-38 with a spoon on end of P-38. Bill

[@clivedunning4317]

@@WilliamSmith-gx8ed The ones with the spoon on the end are Australian in origin. Field Ration Eating Device (FRED).

[@rodnryl3330]

Stoker, just a real world story about the entrenching tool used as a weapon. During my assignment to the 82d Airborne Division during the 1980s we had a CSM McKenzie who was the man behind the 1st Bn 319th FA Bn. On the wall of his office he had a walnut plaque, attached to that plaque were two items. An old wood handle entrenching tool and a brass plate that named a Fire Base in Viet Nam and a date. On that date a Staff Sergeant McKienzie had his howitzer crew filling sand bags around their new position on the hill. That night they wete attacked by a battalion of NVA infantry. During the battle SSG McKienzie ran out of ammo and looked around for a weapon. All he saw was that entrenching tool stuck in the sand by the bag pile. He grabbed it and when the enemy was reppelled it was discovered he had killed 13 NVA single handily with just the e-tool. I believe that was his most precious souviner of that tour, one of many. We young Sergeants respected the hell out of that man. I was in oplan meetings and watched junior officers give way to him when he arrived. He was truly a warrior's warrior.

[@STOKERMATIC]

What a badass story - thanks for sharing that! 🇺🇸🥃🇺🇸

[@highonimmi]

Murca!

[@joexplores8086]

Frickin mega 😄 Great vid Bill. Laughed my ass off 😂 🇬🇧🇺🇸

[@STOKERMATIC]

🥃🇺🇸

[@Maryland_Kulak]

I got issued this thing that looked like a clear Lego that you snap onto the top of a 9 volt battery and it’s an infrared strobe light. I never had to use it because I’m not some Lost-In-the Desert Bravo Two Zero British fuck-up, but I thought it was pretty cool.

[@STOKERMATIC]

Awesome! I

[@the_once-and-future_king.]

No, you just got lost on your way to two World Wars...

[@Maryland_Kulak]

@@the_once-and-future_king. That’s why you’re speaking English instead of German.

[@stevescott8060]

From military aspects of lugging stuff around Army packs are Duffle bags with frame and straps. Yes and that is why your shoulders ache, but you can carry over 100 lbs of gear. Throw away the cook stove Fill the Flask!.

[@MichaelR58]

Great items and video , thanks for sharing , God bless !

[@STOKERMATIC]

🥃

[@GruntProof]

Awesome man! ALICE is the best ruck ever created, PERIOD!

[@STOKERMATIC]

🥃 right!

[@steveobright]

Came here from the Prepared Pathfinder video, subscribed.

[@woodswanderer7274]

When I got out of the Army we had to turn in all of those items or we couldn't process out. We could purchase them at the commissary if we had enough money though. I had to purchase a couple of items to turn in before I could process out. The best thing they ever issued me was the DD-214!

[@STOKERMATIC]

Can’t beat the old 214!

[@MrTjoller]

You forgot the absolute best…. Jungle boots. Great episode.

[@troymorris4590]

Hey, U.S. Marine/ Viet Nam Vet here, VN 1966-67. I am sure your father has told you about the 1943 vintage 782 gear we had back then. I keep P-38's/ John Wayne's made by US Shelby Co. in my pockets all the time and give to those serving and to vets when I come across them and to most. you would think I just gave them a one hundred dollar bill. I enjoy your videos. Semper Fi

[@STOKERMATIC]

Semper Fi!

[@journeyman7189]

Good list . That 5 button sweater is the bomb. Tom's list was on point as well. Nate

[@STOKERMATIC]

I laughed my ass off at Tom’s!

[@mtb6816]

You really stepped up your acting and production value on this one, great video.

[@STOKERMATIC]

Just put my NCO hat on. 😂🤣🥃

[@nellbrown770]

im in the uk and just came across from toms top 10, you have a good list too, awsome. uk and us forces ultimate bad asses :))

[@STOKERMATIC]

Right on Neil!

[@MrFlyrod7]

Great red, white and blue video! Even though I never got issued one, I think that the Woobie should be number one. Now if there is anybody out there that would like to donate one, I’d just love to test it for you. 😊 America video rocks!

[@jasonbabila6006]

The old ALICE pack I had had the frame.

[@mikelgeren149]

Dig the "Ole Abe" cartoon blazing away . Read the history of Ole Abe , mascot of a Michigan volunteer unit in the Civil War . They said when they got into battle array , Ole Abe would be flying the lines . When lead started flying , Ole Abe would hunker down and crawl amongst the troops . Ole Abe earned his CIB ! 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@STOKERMATIC]

👊

[@mikelgeren149]

Correction : Ole Abe served with a Wisconsin Volunteer unit , not Michigan . Wisconsin has two great claims to fame : original home of the Harley -- Davidson Motorcycle Company ,. and Ole Abe .

[@randybrown140]

U.S.A all the way !!! 🇺🇲🇺🇸🗽. I'm jealous I never had the 5 button sweater, and never been able to find a REAL military issue, 👍 (not in my size Amazon, in brown)

[@lorkainenkingg8497]

Fantastic list! I have had every one of the things on that list (including the nesting canteen w/drink tube cap/cup/stove/cover), and still have most all of it today! For the field jacket, not only do I have the BDU (woodland camo) version, I also have the DCU (desert camo) version. Outstanding pieces of kit! Go USA!!!

[@STOKERMATIC]

🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@STOKERMATIC]

🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@jamescrowe7892]

I kinda out grew mine.

[@DaveJohnsonad5nm]

Outstanding!

[@MiddleOutdoorsman]

I own all of these items, (and more) except a flask. Many of the listed items, I have in duplicate, or triplicate. Was never issued a flask though. Probably the 2nd most important item there. I feel like I've been missing out.

[@STOKERMATIC]

Ya need to get one! 🥃

[@footsoldierpatriot6656]

Love the gear, I still have everything you showed and more and it still rocks today👍😎🇺🇸

[@runyourrace2finish910]

Damn you know how to make a great video! Thanks!

[@winter_warfare]

You're the man Stoker....Awesome

[@STOKERMATIC]

🇺🇸🥃

[@calmolly1]

Great video. Great presentation lol

[@jamesr792]

Never run an ALICE pack but I have run a Bergen with ALICE LBE underneath because I’m a brit who lives in the US and am apparently confused!

[@STOKERMATIC]

🇺🇸 🇬🇧

[@garyjohnson4608]

Stay frosty bro !!!

[@Anythingforfreedom]

I thought NVGs would make the list. I’m glad you included the DD214 though.

[@STOKERMATIC]

Wanted to throw in the 240 but I don’t own one. 😂

[@craigrobertson6082]

New sub. Really like your info and methods, and always appreciate the no-nonsense approach of an experienced senior enlisted marine. Greetings from your northern cousins up in Canada.

[@STOKERMATIC]

Appreciate it Craig!

[@markwalker4485]

Tom won the argument. Probably why Yanks where safe from me stealing there kit.

[@RAYxBONES]

Lol 👍🏽 very entertaining and educational! Thank you!

[@STOKERMATIC]

👍🏻👊

[@asmith7876]

My DD214 is in the fire proof safe at all times. It’s only been out to have Veteran added to my driver’s license, which is awesome. Get discounts all over!

[@STOKERMATIC]

Hell yeah.

[@RalfyCustoms]

Britain rules obviously, but you yanks have some cool ass gear too, Stoked bro stoked

[@STOKERMATIC]

You too! 🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@abauto5408]

😂😂😂😂 "we kicked your ass once" 😂😂😂😂

[@STOKERMATIC]

😂🤣🇺🇸

[@TAVAAR7]

Watched both vids and I can't tell ya how tempted I was to comment on his "know why the US military puts coffee in MREs instead of tea? Cause we dumped that $#!+ in the harbor" 😆. I like gear from both and some others too so my kits a hodge podge of what works for me in my AO.

[@STOKERMATIC]

😂🤣 right on!

[@johndalessandro6433]

Stoker, not sure if your Dad is still with us here on Earth. If he is, PLEASE TELL HIM WELCOME HOME AND THANK YOU FOR HIS SERVICE!! I love and respect all our brother and sister Vets, but the Nam' Vets, ( including the nurses) , if you folks never heard thier stories please take the time to hear them. They are truly heros! Anyway the Nam' Vets have a very special place in my heart for a couple reasons. Take to long to explain but, anyway, how bout the seabag or duffle as the marines and army called them. Mine has been beat up, loaded up, and still goin' strong!

[@STOKERMATIC]

He’s still kicking! Thank you!!

[@johndalessandro6433]

Make sure you tell him what I said Stoker, from me,my wife,kids and grandkids ( yes my grandkids know and support our vets)

[@terrysmith4831]

I have everything on your list except the 5 button pullover and the flask. Going to Amazon to see if I can correct the issue.

[@michaelkenny5739]

Have most of the items. Especially the dd214. Semper fi. Merica

[@johnthomasjr262]

Love the eagle part... can you do a video on your opinion on shovels/e tools

[@STOKERMATIC]

E tool is in this one - and I love it. 🇺🇸

[@johnthomasjr262]

@@STOKERMATIC I must have sent the wrong message. What I meant was could you do a comparison between different e tool types such as the ames, gerber, glock, and cold steel. I apologize for the confusion. Till next time, keep your powder dry.

[@STOKERMATIC]

@@johnthomasjr262 gotcha! Well, I’ve used an Ames since 95 with no complains! but if I ever get my hands on the others, that would be a cool side by side.

[@Glove513]

@@STOKERMATIC I second that request. I always thought that the tri-fold shovel was too heavy for what it did. Please include the PLA shovel as it does a few things the others on the list do not.

[@stewarttrains98]

Great video, I have 7 of the 10. Missing the smokers jacket, 5 button and flask. But I have plenty of canteens. I definitely think your top 10 beats the other guy. As it'sa broader selection of great time tested gear.

[@STOKERMATIC]

👊🇺🇸

[@jackgladish6821]

🔪🫱 Give em one! 🪖 Enjoyed the pair of videos. I would add the Seal Line dry bag, or the MCMAP belt earned with blood and sweat. ⛵️Keep your feet wet and your powder dry gents. 🤿 🍺Cheers 🍻

[@tracyrreed]

Ok, that made me laugh a couple of times. :)

[@josephhomen]

One of the Great mysteries of the universe has been solved! I had no idea that the name came from Mr. mom

[@STOKERMATIC]

👊

[@arctodussimus6198]

Great video. Especially the Eagle in the intro…. Made me want to snap to attention and salute! 🇺🇸 I’ve been friends with Tom for a while now and his video came up in my feed first. But I gotta say, I think your list has the better items 🇺🇸 Two years ago, I finally replaced my Cammenga issued to me in 1980. It still worked, it just got a bit too cloudy. We called the P-38 a “John Wayne” because he was the only person who didn’t need to use it. Carried my A.L.I.C.E. Pack for ten years after I got out until some damn pog broke into my house and stole my entire kit. I bought my first Wooly Pully at 29 Palms in 1978. Never had a chance to get the button sweater. I would’ve gone with the canteen cup myself, for two reasons; first, I never got a flask. And second, I still have the first canteen cup issued to me in 1977. It is stamped 1967, and saw time originally (I was told) in the jungles of Vietnam. Although I’ve carry a basha for almost 25 years, I wouldn’t go anywhere without my military poncho. I have one in every kit, and in every one of my family’s kits. Just too damn important to not have. Thanks for this idea. I completely enjoyed both y’all’s videos. Semper Fi USMC (1977-1983) 🇺🇸

[@STOKERMATIC]

Outstanding and Semper Fi!

[@RichR76]

You hit #1 right on the head. Nothing beats it!

[@chrisgibson2328]

Yeh, like the Marine sweater. 10 best is a good idea. 🇬🇧

[@brianvannorman1465]

I agree. I love my DD214.

[@STOKERMATIC]

🇺🇸🥃🇺🇸

[@Stoney_AKA_James]

Merica!! First and always ready! I can definitely relate to back and knee "issues"! - Rangers Lead The Way!!

[@ed5042]

great video! Thanks! Now I am curious about the knives that are standard kit for both armies! Do they even issue a knife any more? Thanks!

[@STOKERMATIC]

As a whole, no. Unfortunately.

[@clivedunning4317]

Great British story about issue knives. The British Army held rigorous tests to select a new utility/rescue knife. The only knife to 'survive' the trial was the German Eickhorn "infantry" knife. The knife has the NSN 1095 99 153 9227. Apparently 50,000 were ordered , no one I know has been issued with one AND only 5 are still in stock. Where the other 49,995 went no one seems to know !

[@ed5042]

@@clivedunning4317 now that is Very interesting! Thanks!

[@jamescrowe7892]

The gun toting eagle was awesome. Pure Americana. I gotta tell ya, you and Randall over at Grunt Proof got me wondering about you soldier boys and your battle buddies. 😁 He had me rotfl at his video razzing a newb in a fighting position in Iraq. You had all the ingredients for the sophisticated man about in the woods except for a pipe. Wool sweater, smoking woobie, commie tears flask, but no pipe. Hand salute for your dad. You have some nice memorabilia from him that is priceless to you, I'm sure. Good video, man. Bravo Zulu.

[@STOKERMATIC]

Thanks James! Yeah, Randal had me rolling at that one too.

[@shovelreccy]

🤣loved ot mate

[@installtekzdotcom9777]

I would love to see a "vs German" video too

[@STOKERMATIC]

Already been completed twice. And America won both times. 🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@peteraldrich3175]

Well done :)

[@joefennell7535]

Oh yeah Top! Wonder how them brits keep from breaking their teacups. How do they keep mustache wax from melting? If they say “it’s in the boot”, they mean the back of the car. Sticky wicket,what?

[@STOKERMATIC]

🤣😂🤣😂

[@jeffpeters4497]

We kicked the Brits ass twice, the Revolutionary War for Independence and again in the War of 1812 when they thought they could come back and take us back. But they failed.

[@louiemorris9598]

Love your list. But don't forget about the Cravat AKA the drive on rag. A million and 10 uses. Or 550 cord. Hell I don't think you can narrow it down to 10. GO USA Military. You have given so much good stuff. 🇺🇸 🪖

[@STOKERMATIC]

Right! 🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@tsuchang1]

I have 3 DD214s. I felt that zeal burning watching this video. Thanks. I love Jesus more tho.

[@scapegoat762]

I wish I could find a WOOL (not the plastic pretender) 5 button sweater in XL grown man size. Sigh...

[@gjnezat]

DD214 LOL Yes

[@STOKERMATIC]

🇺🇸🥃🇺🇸

[@jerryj3047]

He is a good guy

[@littlebull8881]

Great content, subbed mate. 🇬🇧 🇺🇸

[@STOKERMATIC]

👊👍🏻

[@crazyblindguy]

Very amazing video well done and keep up the great work and you can't beat the british army basha and British army gore tex bivvy bag all in british dpm pattern 95 from a ex 42 royal marine and thank you so much for your service brother in arm's

[@hadynelliott8045]

Came over from prepared pathfinder, Imma head back, this was cringe 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@trailman01]

No boonie hat or woodland bivy bag?

[@matt6477]

Brilliant

[@lastspud7030]

Came here because of Prepaird Pathfinder top ten.. so this is for the algorithm.. but the Alice Pack.... compared to the British SAS bergan and is successors is just hot garbage. The Windproof Smock hands down out classes your Field Jacket. Lol seriously though a good list with some top kit on it the can opener is by far the best bit of kit I ever had

[@STOKERMATIC]

Appreciate ya!

[@tracyrreed]

If that sweater reeks of "American manliness" it's time to wash it. Note: This sweater is dry clean only.

[@STOKERMATIC]

🤣😂

[@vikingmitch4049]

8 out of 10 not bad for a brit..

[@turtlewolfpack6061]

Honestly the ALICE sucks. Of all the packs I have owned over the years it was the ALICE I couldn't sell fast enough. The P38, okay I haven't ever had a real one but all the ones I have ever had are garbage.

[@STOKERMATIC]

With a few tweaks she does alright.

[@tracyrreed]

I've got one of those plastic flasks. It makes my commie tears taste like plastic. :(

[@footsoldierpatriot6656]

Hard to beat the smokers jacket my brother. When you go out in public wearing that and sporting the commie tears flask the women call you Campbell. I hear you asking why they would call us men Campbell, WELL... because it makes us look Mmm Mmm good. Lmao, I love it brother. Keep rolling them vids out my friend, it gets me stoked👍😎🇺🇸

[@STOKERMATIC]

Hell yeah! 🇺🇸🥃🇺🇸