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In the dead of winter, when temperatures plunged to -30°C and frostbite claimed more lives than bullets, soldiers survived using one simple, forgotten blanket setup that outperformed early sleeping bags.
This wasn't fancy gear — it was clever layering, ground insulation, dead-air trapping, and strategic folding that turned a basic wool blanket into a life-saving cocoon. From WWII foxholes to frontier wars and frozen battlefields, this low-tech system kept men alive when everything else failed.
In this video, we break down exactly how it worked step-by-step:

Why wool was the unbeatable choice (even when soaked or frozen)
The critical ground barrier trick that stopped conductive cold
How to create sealed "dead air" layers for maximum heat retention
The folding/envelope method that trapped body heat like a natural sleeping bag
Real historical examples from the Ardennes, Eastern Front, and beyond

Whether you're into bushcraft, military history, prepping, or just want to know real cold-weather survival hacks that actually work — this forgotten technique is still relevant today.

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Thanks for watching — stay warm out there!