Canadian Artillery Mission

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  • Опубликовано: 22 окт 2024

Комментарии • 34

  • @bsdetecter2556
    @bsdetecter2556 6 лет назад +4

    On time or on target, your choice.

  • @bryanmurphy7480
    @bryanmurphy7480 3 года назад +1

    Bryan Murphy
    That is Sergeant Langille. He drilled each of his gunners to know each other’s jobs in case of casualties. American Gunners are specialized, to only know how to do one job, not each other’s.
    That was a slow time when the Talliban was regrouping. An American Master Sergeant told him he put more bullets down range faster than his own troops and that he should slow down..

    • @rfcdgaf
      @rfcdgaf 3 года назад +1

      Uh, this isn't specific to one dude. You are cross trained on all jobs on DP1 lol...

    • @bryanmurphy7480
      @bryanmurphy7480 3 года назад

      Uh lol. I know dude, he was my number one. Also my instructor in Gagetown

    • @bryanmurphy7480
      @bryanmurphy7480 3 года назад +1

      It’s for civies and that American chick that don’t understand. Ref. Slow period and political issue.
      Rog?

    • @yousafshah9892
      @yousafshah9892 3 года назад

      Bro. I am yousof shah i worked with Canadian army Battle group 1Rcb as an interpreter with chalrles. Fob spervan company. Bro if you have any email or contact of major taylor E. F. Now my situation is very bad. Or email address of charles company.

    • @fredcollins8919
      @fredcollins8919 Год назад +1

      Always liked to think US gunners are both highly specialized experienced AND also Cross trained (like most other US troops) to do Jobs of others.

  • @ratatomik
    @ratatomik 2 года назад

    Big boys having a good ol'time.

  • @DustDevilRage
    @DustDevilRage 9 лет назад +18

    Once a week fire missions? That sounds like a politics problem. Pretty sure that men down range need artillery more than once a week.

    • @NilesHansen
      @NilesHansen 8 лет назад +1

      well to the bureaucracy of today's armies

    • @thefriendd6506
      @thefriendd6506 5 лет назад +2

      Actually, I am very sure troops don't go out that much in the field, I think it's pretty accurate.
      Large scale operations didn't happen that often after 2007 for the Canadian Military.

    • @rpm1796
      @rpm1796 3 года назад

      @@thefriendd6506
      Read...there were major ops in 2010.

    • @rpm1796
      @rpm1796 3 года назад

      If the 12 FOBs aren't being engaged that means the Taliban are staying safe & away.

  • @harrybalszak7526
    @harrybalszak7526 4 года назад +2

    Do gunners ever get to leave the compound and see anything locally?

    • @brianlampe75
      @brianlampe75 4 года назад +2

      Of course. There have been arty fatalities OTW

  •  6 месяцев назад +1

    Everyone talks shit about Canada, but not many of those same people want to go up against their troops....

  • @Peorhum
    @Peorhum 10 лет назад +1

    hammer is as good as a bayonet

  • @doughboybellmore2347
    @doughboybellmore2347 3 года назад

    Fuckin A

  • @ROCKY-py9yk
    @ROCKY-py9yk 3 года назад

    Пока они выстрелят раз, Д-30 выстрелит 3 раза

  • @lexusmark1
    @lexusmark1 7 лет назад +2

    Like a gun crew except slower

    • @bryanmurphy7480
      @bryanmurphy7480 3 года назад

      That is Sergeant Langille. He drilled each of his gunners to know each other’s jobs in case of casualties. American Gunners are specialized, to only know how to do one job, not each other’s.
      That was a slow time when the Talliban was regrouping. An American Master Sergeant told him he put more bullets down range faster than his own troops and that he should slow down..

  • @NaNa-kj2gw
    @NaNa-kj2gw 2 года назад

    The Canadian military is the size of one of the smaller US state's own militias. Half of California's militia size. Huge country though.

  • @knunyabeasewhacks8744
    @knunyabeasewhacks8744 6 лет назад +1

    I was expecting a moose some maple syrup.

    • @musicfan28
      @musicfan28 4 года назад +11

      Your comment isn't funny at all. Stop the mockery.