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Ok, so now I have a new favorite YT tactical skills instructor. Good training.

Dispatch. That's a very nice word!

Major Andrew thanks for teaching us these great paracord techniques sir👍🇺🇸

Excellent channel Sir. I'm a Marine with OTH. On the streets living out of storage for storage only. The likely hood of me being housed is not likely at all unless I buy my own property or house. However I'm accountable for my actions and past. That being said I enjoy these different channels of bushcraft and training techniques. In a way I get to go back to my training and it's enjoyable. Thank you for the content and excited to check out more.

Many people do not enjoy outdoors They find it tedious/boring.
And this video has a great enjoy the outdoors vibe.
A handful of single or group activities to learn and share.
The essence of what I love about getting away from the city.
Great work scouse❤

Your survival skills are next level. You would thrive in zombie apocalypse.

Lost my left leg below the knee... nice to see the tourniquet section... nearly bled to death when I had issues with the leg amputation. Have a good 2025.

I remember making a  Hammock with paracord & poncho in sere training

Mountain ladders and perishable rock sling skills are definitely advanced superman training.   The 11th Airborne needs those skills.

I’m a Ranger School class 5–82 grad who loves your channel. I enjoy the no-nonsense attitude and approach. I just went to your Amazon store and put several things in my basket. Please keep up the great work!

I went to the Amazon and spent two weeks in the field. A hammock is the only way to sleep. Been in love with hammocks ever since.

Class in session 🇺🇲

I actually made myself a net  like this when I was in my later teens,
and made myself a ghillie suit for hunting,
with the netting and burlap spray painted brown black and green strips and so on
Then tied the straps of different colors it into the net,
and then fluff them up and then add natural vegetation, its crazy how good it looks

I was the platoon RTO when I was in a leg unit. One of the benefits is I could sleep in a hammock instead of a Ranger grave. The one problem was the 20 something buttons on my BDUs. They would get caught by the net and nearly make it impossible to get out.

The stuff on sale as Military Paracord is not paracord.
Genuine Paracord is the line used on Parachutes and is far stronger than shop bought cord.
I'm a Paratrooper and I was trained as a Rigger. We used various strengths for different purposes, breaking strains, etc.
Maybe you get the real stuff in US, but here in UK they don't.

Awesome video. Thanks for all the ideas to teach my grandsons.

Definitely my favourite survival/prepper/military skills channel now. Not trying to be a huge youtuber, (which just comes across as desperate) just sharing skills and expertise. Every video is "down and dirty" but loaded with stuff that works and not polished and edited but devoid of new skills (usually regurgitating the same things every other channel is doing ad nauseum) im Definitely all over the netting for extra outside space on a pack. I've got some 3mm wide bungee that would be perfect for that. Thanks for another great video Andrew. Keep them coming.

Sent this to my goddaughter and her girl scout troop in the Philippines. Going to get her way ahead of the other girls. Excellent resource this channel and worthy of a subscription. From a grateful Dad and godfather. Can't wait to use these vids to teach my son also.

I really like this video and it taught me a lot about paracord