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Very helpful thanks for this

thank you!

We had a PO1 who was missing part of a little finger(before he got in). So when new people would come to their first line detail we would ask if they remembered this video then the PO1 would show the finger and say "This is what happen when you don't."

My grandfather was a Riley during WW2. I was a Riley Cadet.

first IA, he says wpn stops, empty mag, how do you know without cock and look? not the best IA drills. oh and safety was left off at the end of unload.

Wild

My favorite and hated rifle at the same time. Favorite - because it has good accuracy and grouping(and it just looks cool). Hated - because compared to other rifles, for modern realities it is too long, with a non-adjustable butt and quite heavy - ~4,6 kilograms with a loaded magazine and C79A2 scope.

Bro 😭 man’s last name is joker that so sick for the armed forces 😭😭

Back when the dragoons still had tanks haha

That doesn't look good. I hope the soldiers are alright.

80-85 the Pet. Ex Coelis

C’est bon

Question: would anyone be able to provide a list for all the most common Soundtracks used in DND/CF Doctrinal videos? I'm considering trying to remake them in Arma 3 using Modern CAF equipment.

Highest selling Documentary in Canada, 10,000 DVD sold

Written, Produced & Directed by Lance Goddard

Voice Over By Bruce Hayward

Music By Basil Philistin

Wow this video is very interesting 😜and insightful😃 thank you for sharing😅

All really tough guy's until some hairy mean biker's show up.

Ok now remove all wire and fill holes

And the easy dump site

Never show the rock hard desert, rock mountain Always nice stuff

Days of the etools are back😊

Beautiful trucks I love 💘 it when I see it I feel happy God bless you more beautiful than new cars ugly made from blastic ❤

Thanks Ryan

yes :)

RCR Drill Hall in Pet! ahhh, great memories as a Sapper in an Infantry world! LOL PRO PATRIA, Chimo!

“Canadian Forces”. That’s like saying “dangerous puppy”. 😂

Private Davis is a cutie. But I digress. This video does not accurately represent how things really would have gone down in real life - it's all been toned down. After the rifle went off, the first thing the master corporal would have done is come roaring out of the shack screaming, "WHAT IN THE LIVING FUCK IS GOING ON HERE?! WHO FIRED THAT ROUND?!" A lot of yelling and screaming in the OC's office would have ensued. The company sergeant major would have dressed down Private Cowan for sure. Pte Davis would not and should not have been charged with anything, but only brought in as a witness. She did not cause the negligent discharge, but tried to prevent it. Being responsible for range safety, she should have reported the live round immediately, though. The master corporal would be facing the most serious charge of all - negligent performance of duties. I doubt they would have punished him with only a partial stoppage of pay. They might have sent him to the service detention barracks in Edmonton for 30 days and then temporarily reduced his rank. In any case, it would have been a big black mark in his service record and would have retarded his career progression for a while. In addition, counselling his subordinates to cover up the matter was also a grave offence.

Suddenly an urge to disassemble this LMG'S gas regulator has come upon me.

And in the highway 16 of tears?? Is the same thing and is 100s deaths there most of Indians woman's similar thing happen or they can say Bigfoot did it.

just aim center of mass if you're doing PWT3, wind doesnt affect it as much as in this video

This breaks me.... I'm so sorry for all these people and their family and friends. I wish so much I could do something to help them...

First in the Field

There was one Canadian division involved in Op Charnwood and two British Divisions so how come it was a Canadian battle for Caen?

Garrison dress sucked soooo much!!

So here I am, having to plan airmobile ops for AOC and wondering how dinosaurs did it back in the day. Keep up with the videos, still relevant!

When the cop says that policing is one of the "hardest" professions, how does he think Indigenous people feel when they're walking alone down the street, especially at night, and are approached by two large and usually extremely aggressive people with lethal weapons, and with the authority to kill them if they feel "threatened?" They're the ones who are afraid and have a hard time, not the cop with the badge and the gun and the full force of the law behind them.

This and "The Man From LOX". Classic.

This is normal vernacular for the US Armed Forces. We dropped the f-word, and the other f-word, just about everyday. It only only get offensive when it's meant to be.

Meatheads

This video has reached near mythic status in the navy. I was never privileged to see it when I was still serving, but I'm grateful to you for having uploaded it in full.

yo you can see the brain 20:20

When they disbanded the airborne NATO lost one of her finest regiments.

It looked perfectly fine to me😢. Lord have mercy on us!

the beginning looks like they're filming in a prison

In the late 80s, when I took my MG course in the CAF, I had a REALLY dumb sergeant who couldn't do maths, trying to explain the cone of fire dispersion pattern and the ballistic trajectory of a round in the air. He probably messed up half of the unit with his F'ed-up numbers and weird results. I tried talking to him in private after the second class, but it just got him, pissed off at me, and he took away my week-end. I REALLY didn't want people serving on an MG that didn't know their shiat and could make deadly mistakes (and I felt slighted, like a 19-year-old can), so I just went ahead and told him in front of everyone the next class, and he couldn't back down anymore. He tried to get me taken off the course, but it got out of hand and I wound up in front of a captain who listened to me, understood the maths and the importance of getting it right, that even after I talked to the guy and showed him his counting issue, he wouldn't do the right thing. And we had a new instructor the next day. But, every NCO around wanted to skin me alive, so that turned out to be the last time I ever corrected anyone with a higher rank. Some of them have way more pride than common sense, and that bunch was the LAST wave of uneducated people in our military. It changed from a grade 9 minimum to a high school degree minimum soon after, and officers needed a university degree, where they only needed a high school diploma before. The quality of leaders went up after that. But education is sadly not always a guarantee of character, so we still had some dumb arseholes, just more educated ones.

Good soup 👌🏻

It is a fine rifle. A shame that we (in the US) cannot receive Canadian-made barrels. I'm told they're some of the strongest and most accurate for AR construction.

Cool video i like it