Very well done! I especially like that you present the basic kit without a bunch of unnecessary stuff, and where some aspect isn't quite where you want it to be you tell us what it is you plan to replace it with. Thanks for the video!
@@averymoser8606 no problem! I just this summer started expanding my Navy chaplain impression into land-based chaplain embedded with Marines and it's been a very different world of research than I am used to, so your video definitely helped me understand it better.
@@averymoser8606 I do chaplain in both WW2 Army and Navy plus WW1, and it really is fascinating, but my Marine research has been the most interesting so far!
I have a question, would your parents be ok with me being flown out to Ohio if you’d want to do it? My parents are okay with it and my dad would come with me. I’d give you my email so I can give you my number.
Hey Avery, my name is Cole. I love your videos. I have an SS uniform and was wondering if you were interested in doing a short film. I have seen the ones you’ve made and they are great just you don’t have any Germans. If you can, comment back.
Hi, the pants with a back pocket dated 1945 are the M44 trousers meant to be worn with the M44 Wool Field Jacket Liner; better known as the Ike Jacket.
Interesting video! I have a pair of new old stock US Military, I believe Army Mounted Canvas Leggings ,which are taller than the 1938 Dismounted Leggings. WW2 Canvas Leggings were worn during the Vietnam War in swamps by Recon units as the low flimsy side panels of the Jungle boots were inadequate to protect the wearer from leaches etc.
@@braidenstudios3897 Yes I do. The main one I use is a 1945 dated one, but I also have 1942 and a 1918 dated ones. I’ve drink out of both the 1945 and 1918 dated ones. I just made sure to clean them out really good with boiling soapy water.
Nice to meet you! I'm Japanese, and just like you, I'm collecting WW2 USMC equipment, and I didn't know how to put on the USMC leggings, so I came across your instruction video and was able to put them on successfully! Thank you very much!!!
Thanks to all the young men who gave their life so I could have what freedom I have. Thank you for your service and sacrifice, and may God bless your souls
