@@timhick6 except he didn't lol he barely had control of his own men. The allied commanders would barely listen to anything he had to say after his constant fear of failure at the beaches
I'm an Aussie vet and did my time in Vietnam, yeh I'm an old bloke but I'd stand alongside the Canadians any day, goes for the Brits and Amreicans too and I mustn't forget my Kiwi cousins
Cheers. Would not surprise me if you met a few of us Canucks in Vietnam. Many descended on the recruiting centres of the USMC in particular to go and fight.
We in America are so lucky in having such a wonderful country as Canada as our neighbor. Been there a few times and found nothing but beautiful country and wonderful, kind and people with open hearts. I thank so many that were so kind to us.
@@siggizippan8076 and you have no idea what it is like to grow a spine and defeat communism or stay in Syrian and fight the enemy that invades your country. Calling yourself a "refugee' and fleeing to another country is simply a cop-out for not being man enough to face the enemy, pick up a weapon, or go underground to fight for what you truly believe in.
we need to post videos like this--not just on Nove-11th-- but every time some may come across a video- standing as PROUD CANADIANS- always every day- month -year in support of our troops--
To the thousands of Canadians who left home for Afghanistan post 9/11 this American say Thank You. To the families of the 153 members of the Canadian Armed Forces who fell in defense of MY country... Thank you will never be enough.
Thank you, my brother fell in Afghanistan. Sure, some american's might be idiot's. But i know you're not one of them. Salute from Canada, i'm enlisting after i finish school to carry on my family's legacy.
@@VvV-fm5ty All I can say is... I honestly can't describe what I'm feeling. Gratitude, and sadness for your loss. Fair winds and following seas to his spirit.
This makes me miss my daddy. He fought for Canada for 34 years from 1962-1996 in Combat. He retired as Master Warrant Officer 😢😢 I miss you dad! 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦
I'm sad to here that your Dad has past but you should know you have lost your Dad but you gained a family! I am a old soldier from Canada like my grandfather/ Father and two Brothers before me.
I will always believe a MWO was the smartest of the smart. So does my dad. He was a fighter jet pilot. Rank was Major. He always said " Listen to the MWO"
Everyone in the Units I served with looked up to the MWO. Including the officers. They were on the right hand side of God and the CO. They kept the troops motivated and the young officers from doing anything stupid. I learned so much from the MWO's I served with. I like to think a man like that has a very responsible job in the afterlife. Kicking ass and taking names. Respect from a retired Canadian Paratrooper.
a US soldier here, thx 2 the whole Canadian armed forces for the defense of your country and the love of the brotherhood. WE SERVE SO OTHERS DON'T HAVE TO
Nope, sorry. I am a 103 pound Female. I could not handle probably one day in the Military! However, my Great Uncle fought and died in WWII. His name is inscribed on a huge plaque in a park in Ottawa.
I humbly accept your accolades, but it is also retuned to you also, as a Canadian soldier, I served also with the U.S.A. on multiple location in the US and with the 503rd Airborne and the PJ's overseas:. it was one of the best experience of my life. It is also the hardest, which still continues to haunts me today. If I ever have the opportunity to meet them again, I would welcome them as if it was just yesterday! Latin: Militi succurrimus, lit. 'We hasten to aid the soldiers'
I was living in San Diego on Sept 11, 2001. Never will I forget watching our Pacific Fleet sortie and just off our coast, guarding my home and covering our sailors was an Iroquois class Frigate Maple Leaf battle flag flying proud. Thank you. Thank you for defending a nation not your own, and for your most precious resource. The blood of your sons and daughters.
@@andreworiez8920 We will always strive to help those who need it. We aim to have a strong and swift response to any disaster that may befall others. and we are Proud to serve not just out Beautiful Country, but the world which we live in. There are no borders, only Humanity.
@@WolfClaw47 Which is why on the last Monday in May, when we honor our Fallen, I make dang sure to hoist one in honor of all the Article 5s. The over 1,000 NATO service personal who fell to uphold the promise that an attack on one is an attack on all. The fact that they are forgotten by the country they died defending is a disgrace. After all "Greater love hath no man then this, that a man lay down his life for his friends." On our darkest, most grief stricken day, our friends were there to grieve with us, and to bare swords with us.
Such a magnificent culture. I had the privilege of seeing a group of very hippie anti war protesters stop to ask to have their pictures taken with returning Canadian soldiers. They're such hero's that even the Canadian hippies are proud of them. The elegant Canadian soldier even encouraged them to continue exercising their right to free speech. "everything we do is because we love you". So touching.
Moving tribute I spent my time in our navy and there were times in the late 60s mid to late 70s when we weren't sure but new and had a deep understanding that Canadians had the right of it but served. I went to Vietnam peacekeeping so very Canadian in my destroyer in 1973.
I am a Canadian Soldier and I am not in support of war, I serve to protect who I love and what I stand for, it to keep the wars going, but to end them.
I always thank our soldiers for their service. They serve with honour and even though I don't think we should he involved in the wars we are I can respect anyone who serves. Our military is one of the finest in the world. As a soldier once told me your great uncles died so you'd have the freedom to criticize the government or any policy you disagree with. The freedom to express my views was paid for in blood. I will never forget this point.
gave me chills. most of us Canadians don't realize our troops see very much combat, this will open eyes so we can all give our troops the respect they deserve. it also stirred the feelings of guilt I've had for many years for not joining the services when i was younger. i hope this powerful tribute reaches the youth in a way that they see the honor of serving and they might consider enlisting, because with the way the world is now, we will need them.
Mr Roberts; Never feel guilty for not specifically serving in a branch of your military ... We all serve, in our own way, in our own time ... just ask your family.
tell that to the people who have been conquered, enslaved and murdered . The Jews thought the same thing in Germany , it's impossible. ? We all need to remind ourselves that our freedom and rights is because of our military
perry roberts next Tuesday I have an information séance about becoming a reservist in the Canadian army. I can't deny I can't wait to know everything and sign up ! I have so much chills watching these videos, my mind is ready and I have the desire to serve my country ! I want to just do a few years , finish school and join the RCMP afterwards. I love to see great comments like this , support for the troops means simply everything about what they fight for.
For those uncertain of what the last scene is, it's a column of hearses being escorted down what is known as the Highway of Heroes, which is a stretch of highway which connects the Airforce base in Trenton Ontario, where the planes coming back from overseas with the bodies of Canadian soldiers land, to Toronto where the military coroner's office is. When a motorcade comes by it is almost always the case that people line up on the overpasses and salute the fallen heroes as they ride past. There is also a famous song about it with the same name if you're interested.
I am a proud daughter of a Canadian Veteran serving 31 years and serving through the gulf War, on SS Terra Nova, first ship there , last ship back. So proud of everyone that served!. Especially proud of my Dad!
One of the many moments I will never forget in my nine years of service with the CAF was right after my basic training, i was sent to my Regiment in Petawawa. I was part of an administrative support troop for a course and I witnessed for the first time a mass double door Airborne jump. I was so impressed and in total awe. I saw titans by the dozens silently descending from above. Little did I know that less than a year and a half latter, I became one of them. Thank you to all who serve and served.
Respects from CANADA, for those who served and protected and made sacrifices to help bring peace across the lands and for ever they shall be remembered for what they did and what they did for each other. Respects to all countries include our brothers (U.S.A, United Kingdom (great Britain) Canada it's self for all the help they did back then and even today's war to help bring peace to this world. and to the other allied countries that are with Canada, respects to you's as well. Let peace roam free around the world. i will be following my families timeline to be in the army so for those who wish me luck type good luck or like to pay your respects. thank you
@luvmyctd You are a disgrace to Canada. Why don't you call on Harper to explain himself, eh? Trudeau was not even in power at that time, you idiot and Trump supporter which makes you a twice idiot.
Jihadi Justine Turdeau You my enemy are very disrespectful, if you boys would learn to play nice with others we all could live in peace, and learn a lot from each other’s culture, but playing nice with others just isn’t in all’s gene-pool, maybe one day with modern scientific break throughs
just to clarify, when my friends think of Canada, they think moose and maple syrup, but y'all Canadians get a fuck ton of respect from me, y'all didn't have to go to iraq or Afghanistan, you chose to.
@@jeri_v2578 We've been everywhere brother! We will defend the Canadian flag anywhere. Don't stand behind us then feel free to stand in front us. Have a good one!
Rest in Peace to all the proud Canadian soldiers who have lost their lives fighting for righteousness and the freedom of all people around the globe! Proud of my countries military 🇨🇦
What a beautiful tribute to our brave soldiers. We take for granted how fortunate we are to live free. It's because of the bravery of our soldiers that we can have that freedom and it should never be forgotten. I am proud to have the medals my father earned for his service in the Royal Canadian Navy in the 2nd world war. We will never forget.
@@TheMrfreedomrequired Easy does it sport ; you would be speaking Chinese or Russian if you were alive at all, if not for them living below us. We owe our democracy and our freedoms which we take so much for granted with our tiny military, to their might. Dummy up and have a bit of gratitude for how lucky we are to be next to them.
@@rgkrazor8788 Nothing against the Americans.......but what I speak is truth and you cannot take that away from me...get it sport......from a CD.......and btw we would most likely be speaking German or Japanese........do you know nothing about the great wars ?
Nice. Number 1, this is the BEST version of The Sound of Silence and never tire of hearing it. And number 2, I love the Canadian military twist as a retired soldier.
I have never served with harder, more focused and quiet Soldiers as I have with the Canadians. They take on the task that no one wants and execute it, fight through the objective and move on without recognition or need for any. The Maple Leaf Forever!
Gotta tell you, my friend ... I'm proud of the quality of this piece, and of my comrades whom it depicts. Many of these images are from the unit with which I had the honour to serve for 3 years ... CF Combat Camera ... the ones who carry the guns AND the cameras. Well done, sir.
As an American Vet having met units from Canada, UK and Germany while deployed and can say I'd have no problem fighting with these guys. No matter the smack talk vets the world around know it and deal it but for the most part we'd all stand by one another.
Served 36.5yrs Cdn Army. 3 Tours Bosnia & rcvd 2nd numeral for the sand box. Now retired. Many memories brought back by this. Some good, some not so good. Hats off to the troops still in the fight.
I was there ...sort of Dennis, I spent 10 years on destroyers chasing the Russians all over the north Pacific.MY father was in the RCAF and my uncle was Ordinance Corp Another uncle is buried in Grosebeek Holland Sgt. Adam Smith Argyll and Southerland regiment of Hamilton. An anothe er auntie who was a corporal in the CWAC
@@14hook My Great Grandfather served in the 1st Canadian Expeditionary Force in WWI. I also served in the 1st Canadian Expeditionary Force in Afghanistan, 100 years later.
i lost someone in the army myself and i want to say this,they protect with compassion,they fight with bravery,and we are the ones to step up and help by supporting them non stop its the best we can do for them for protecting the country of ours.all i can say is keep an open-heart,take a moment to realize how much they have done for us.This is coming from a Canadian child and i am happy for the life i have.
I was an army reserve officer.... never went to combat ... always felt like I was not a real soldier until one day someone told me that I was part of a chain... my role was to keep the chain going and I trained the generation that came after me that went to Afghanistan ... so I am proud of that... I kept the chain of knowledge moving forward. Strong proud and fee
Andrew Brown: What you passed on can not be taught in a book, or a class room. Your chain of knowledge helped prep the generation you trained to fight, and survive, in Afghanistan. That is an accomplishment you should be proud of.
@@richmack3800 Hello Rich, yes I do and show that I am Proud of my Father. Even to the point, I've made a so to speak Shrine to him and all Fighters. Dad was a gentle caring Man, raising my sister and myself. Hard for me to imagine how he may have been in the Service and seeing the horror's of war. Please you and your Loved ones stay safe. Salute Sir.
I married a Canadian. Because of her, I've been learning of y'all. Respect and honor to you. We, most, Americans have NO clue what our neighbors to the north are truly made of...to our loss...
Brings, tears to my eyes. I miss my short time in the CF. Also reminds of a friend who gave the the ultimate sacrifice in Afghanistan on July 3rd 2009. Lest We Forget.
Thank you to all of the veterans who fought for our freedom!! Some did not make it home & others did. Respect from the grandaughter & daughter of a veteran.
As the niece, sister, aunt and mother to Canadian military members this makes me very proud These men and women make sacrifices we will never fully be aware of It’s not a career for everyone but it’s fantastic all the same Blessings and support to the CAF always
As a Veteran, thank you for showing this! To all that serve, be safe and thank you! For all who served, thank you! To our fallen, the Highway of Heroes is for you!
To all our troops on foreign soil or here at home, I salute you. To those of you not here, we want you back in one piece. You are our strength our pride and inspiration. Always moving forward never backwards. There are none finer than our fighting forces. We were peacekeepers. I pray someday we can assume that role, to keep the peace and be the voice of reason between conflicting sides to ensure everyone's safety. On both sides. You are the finest in the world. Godspeed to all.
Canadian and PROUD! but dedicated to all the brothers out there not only Canadians , that they keep the faith and the values no matter the country! Im proud!
From my tour I can still remember the smells, the sounds, and the relentless heat. The fine men and women I served with. And. The ramp ceremonies for the 19 that are still on watch.
Wayne Adams No, it’s not. Lots of military people are egotistical gloryhounds. Some are adrenaline junkies. They get paid well and have great parties and are always patting themselves and each other on the back. Awesome medical care. Police work seems more selfless. Or motherhood. Or religious life. Or nursing.
Proudly serving. Came here as an immigrant. Willing to die for this land without hesitation. Fighting Spirit. We Stand On Guard For Thee. True, North, Strong & Free.
Welcome to the Great White North. You are the people we fight for. The brothers and sisters who seek refuge or simply a better life are under our protection.
Very moving made me want to stand at attention (which I haven't done in over 2 years). We take for granted those who give their lives. This is an awesome tribute for those who serve their country.
I've never served in the Canadian Army but I've attended not enough Remembrance Days, read Canadian Army books and watched RUclipss respectively. Doing these, each and every time my eyes water and my heart explodes with pride, with gratefulness to the Canadian Army and to our allies. Your limitless courage, and your selflessness I will never really know but will ALWAYS cheer from the sidelines. During a joint Canadian Infantry and US Marine Corp exercise at CFB Wainright, Alberta a Canadian Infantry officer was approached by a higher-ranking US Marine Corp officer and the two saluted each other. The US soldier saluted first. A class-act from him showing respect to the excellent soldiering abilities of the lower-ranking Canadian officer. You men and women who give of yourselves 150% every damn day and night are the very best. Thank you for helping to keep us safe and advancing the cause of freedom.
Thank you for this video...thank you Simon & Garfunkel for a song for my age for all ages...thank you Disturbed for bringing tears to my eyes again!! Thank you to the Canadians who have served, made me proud and make a difference
What should I do next?
makr a videeo with some of CAF army cadence please!
Mack Graphics market this video to whatever Munson deals with our recruitment. Good job man.
God's gonna cut you down by Johnny Cash. With Canadians of course, Really any montage with Canadians
Mack Graphics
make an emoji guy that salutes so we can use it
maybe something with RCEME
"If i had Canadian soldiers, American technology and British officers i could rule the world" - Sir Winston Churchill
Actually Churchill?
Except he never said that.
Churchill or not it's true
He had all three
@@timhick6 except he didn't lol he barely had control of his own men. The allied commanders would barely listen to anything he had to say after his constant fear of failure at the beaches
We Brits can be a bit loud.. but Canada does 'army' quietly and professionally. About the best trained infantry I've ever served with.
Alan Mac thanks my uncle served in Afghanistan
Thank you for that sir. Much respect.
❤️👍🏻Thank you for your service to your country. If you are still in the service, keep safe and God Bless.
Thank you!!
@@daveywiles6412 yeah, but nobody out draws cocks like the Canadian Infantry!
I'm an Aussie vet and did my time in Vietnam, yeh I'm an old bloke but I'd stand alongside the Canadians any day, goes for the Brits and Amreicans too and I mustn't forget my Kiwi cousins
Brothers till the end!
5 eyes!
Cheers. Would not surprise me if you met a few of us Canucks in Vietnam. Many descended on the recruiting centres of the USMC in particular to go and fight.
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God bless you.
We in America are so lucky in having such a wonderful country as Canada as our neighbor. Been there a few times and found nothing but beautiful country and wonderful, kind and people with open hearts. I thank so many that were so kind to us.
IM A CANADIAN!!! GOTTA HELP ME ALL THESE MUSLIMS IN OUR COUNTRY
There refugees. Canada's just taking them in Because they've seen scary stuff as well.
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@@siggizippan8076 and you have no idea what it is like to grow a spine and defeat communism or stay in Syrian and fight the enemy that invades your country. Calling yourself a "refugee' and fleeing to another country is simply a cop-out for not being man enough to face the enemy, pick up a weapon, or go underground to fight for what you truly believe in.
@luvmyctd You're a disgrace to this country if you think like that.
Makes me damn proud to be a Canadian and being able to support our military.
Same
we need to post videos like this--not just on Nove-11th-- but every time some may come across a video- standing as PROUD CANADIANS- always every day- month -year in support of our troops--
and here Trudeau is defunding them lol, he'd rather pass it to terrorists.
Nationalism FTW
@@glorialittle6650, RIGHT ON WE NEED MORE PATRIOTISM
It was a Canadian pilot who helped keep my home country safe during the Second World War. Malta can never thank you enough.
You are Best of us
To the thousands of Canadians who left home for Afghanistan post 9/11 this American say Thank You.
To the families of the 153 members of the Canadian Armed Forces who fell in defense of MY country... Thank you will never be enough.
Thank-you,, We were there, My Fiance lost his Life, they brought him & his men to us Medical.. Something One Never will get over ..
I know this was a year ago but you are a genuine person :)
Thank you, my brother fell in Afghanistan. Sure, some american's might be idiot's. But i know you're not one of them. Salute from Canada, i'm enlisting after i finish school to carry on my family's legacy.
@@VvV-fm5ty All I can say is... I honestly can't describe what I'm feeling.
Gratitude, and sadness for your loss.
Fair winds and following seas to his spirit.
My dad was in Afghanistan when I was born in 2010
This makes me miss my daddy. He fought for Canada for 34 years from 1962-1996 in Combat. He retired as Master Warrant Officer 😢😢 I miss you dad! 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦
I'm sad to here that your Dad has past but you should know you have lost your Dad but you gained a family! I am a old soldier from Canada like my grandfather/ Father and two Brothers before me.
I will always believe a MWO was the smartest of the smart. So does my dad. He was a fighter jet pilot. Rank was Major. He always said " Listen to the MWO"
Big hugs, from a CF Veteran. 💙💙 Lest We Forget.
Bless your daddy
Everyone in the Units I served with looked up to the MWO. Including the officers. They were on the right hand side of God and the CO. They kept the troops motivated and the young officers from doing anything stupid. I learned so much from the MWO's I served with.
I like to think a man like that has a very responsible job in the afterlife. Kicking ass and taking names.
Respect from a retired Canadian Paratrooper.
a US soldier here, thx 2 the whole Canadian armed forces for the defense of your country and the love of the brotherhood. WE SERVE SO OTHERS DON'T HAVE TO
Back at you my Brother, ex- Canadian Forces !
Don't forget the "Sisterhood" . . . After all, it is almost 2020!
@@LEADERCHICKADEE did you serve ? Just wondering !
Nope, sorry. I am a 103 pound Female. I could not handle probably one day in the Military! However, my Great Uncle fought and died in WWII. His name is inscribed on a huge plaque in a park in Ottawa.
I humbly accept your accolades, but it is also retuned to you also, as a Canadian soldier, I served also with the U.S.A. on multiple location in the US and with the 503rd Airborne and the PJ's overseas:. it was one of the best experience of my life. It is also the hardest, which still continues to haunts me today. If I ever have the opportunity to meet them again, I would welcome them as if it was just yesterday! Latin: Militi succurrimus, lit. 'We hasten to aid the soldiers'
As a Canadian veteran myself, married to a Canadian veteran and the mother of a Canadian veteran....bravo zulu!
Thank you we are greatful
Thank you for our Freedom .. God Bless you and your family
I was living in San Diego on Sept 11, 2001. Never will I forget watching our Pacific Fleet sortie and just off our coast, guarding my home and covering our sailors was an Iroquois class Frigate Maple Leaf battle flag flying proud.
Thank you. Thank you for defending a nation not your own, and for your most precious resource. The blood of your sons and daughters.
@@andreworiez8920 We will always strive to help those who need it. We aim to have a strong and swift response to any disaster that may befall others. and we are Proud to serve not just out Beautiful Country, but the world which we live in. There are no borders, only Humanity.
@@WolfClaw47 Which is why on the last Monday in May, when we honor our Fallen, I make dang sure to hoist one in honor of all the Article 5s. The over 1,000 NATO service personal who fell to uphold the promise that an attack on one is an attack on all. The fact that they are forgotten by the country they died defending is a disgrace.
After all "Greater love hath no man then this, that a man lay down his life for his friends."
On our darkest, most grief stricken day, our friends were there to grieve with us, and to bare swords with us.
From a Canadian Veteran, Thank You.
Thank You.
No. thank you. thank you for everything.
NO SIR.. thank you. thank you for everything
NO SIR... THANK YOU!
my uncle served in afhganistan
Such a magnificent culture. I had the privilege of seeing a group of very hippie anti war protesters stop to ask to have their pictures taken with returning Canadian soldiers. They're such hero's that even the Canadian hippies are proud of them. The elegant Canadian soldier even encouraged them to continue exercising their right to free speech. "everything we do is because we love you". So touching.
Great story.... THX for sharing.
Moving tribute I spent my time in our navy and there were times in the late 60s mid to late 70s when we weren't sure but new and had a deep understanding that Canadians had the right of it but served. I went to Vietnam peacekeeping so very Canadian in my destroyer in 1973.
I am a Canadian Soldier and I am not in support of war, I serve to protect who I love and what I stand for, it to keep the wars going, but to end them.
I always thank our soldiers for their service. They serve with honour and even though I don't think we should he involved in the wars we are I can respect anyone who serves. Our military is one of the finest in the world. As a soldier once told me your great uncles died so you'd have the freedom to criticize the government or any policy you disagree with. The freedom to express my views was paid for in blood. I will never forget this point.
Some give all, all give some
Some of the best trained troops in the world.. I'm proud to be Canadian...
These men will never let us down. They're heroes, all of them. They have fought for us, they risked their lives for us, and we will never forget that
God bless canada
Respect FROM a Canadian veteran
Some give all, gall gave all give som
gave me chills. most of us Canadians don't realize our troops see very much combat, this will open eyes so we can all give our troops the respect they deserve. it also stirred the feelings of guilt I've had for many years for not joining the services when i was younger. i hope this powerful tribute reaches the youth in a way that they see the honor of serving and they might consider enlisting, because with the way the world is now, we will need them.
Mr Roberts; Never feel guilty for not specifically serving in a branch of your military ... We all serve, in our own way, in our own time ... just ask your family.
TheVaughanwrites thanks
Military service is not for everyone. Being a citizen is more than wearing a uniform.
tell that to the people who have been conquered, enslaved and murdered . The Jews thought the same thing in Germany , it's impossible. ? We all need to remind ourselves that our freedom and rights is because of our military
perry roberts next Tuesday I have an information séance about becoming a reservist in the Canadian army. I can't deny I can't wait to know everything and sign up ! I have so much chills watching these videos, my mind is ready and I have the desire to serve my country ! I want to just do a few years , finish school and join the RCMP afterwards. I love to see great comments like this , support for the troops means simply everything about what they fight for.
Respect and thank you for the brothers of the military from an American, U.S. Army Infantry.
Thank You for Your Service
Respect right back at you brother. From a Canadian Army Infantryman.
Miiiitch88 salute man. You're a hero you know that? You risked your life for the people you love and we will truly never forget that. :,)
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Miiiitch88 anything for someone who has done good for all of us :)
For those uncertain of what the last scene is, it's a column of hearses being escorted down what is known as the Highway of Heroes, which is a stretch of highway which connects the Airforce base in Trenton Ontario, where the planes coming back from overseas with the bodies of Canadian soldiers land, to Toronto where the military coroner's office is. When a motorcade comes by it is almost always the case that people line up on the overpasses and salute the fallen heroes as they ride past. There is also a famous song about it with the same name if you're interested.
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Yes it is by the Trews I believe and it is a song that gives me goosebumps. It is on RUclips as well.
I am a proud daughter of a Canadian Veteran serving 31 years and serving through the gulf War, on SS Terra Nova, first ship there , last ship back. So proud of everyone that served!. Especially proud of my Dad!
Insane shit Canada! We, the German Military, are proud to have you as allies! May peace be on all of you. 🇩🇪 🇨🇦
Peace ✌️
🇺🇲🤝🇩🇪🤝🇨🇦❤️
Thank you, Neighbors to the North! Best neighbors EVER!
You are welcome. Like brothers sometimes we have our differences but ultimately we stand strong together.
"If you can't stand behind them, feel free to stand infront of them"
Quishe 56 my preference is to stand with them.
Ewan Wilson
I’ll stand with them as will.
As a Canadian with family in war I would fight beside all because they are my brothers and sisters in arms
Damn straight!
A Highway of Heroes ending... Lest we forget
As a Brit living in this beautiful country called Canada this makes me feel so proud. What’s wrong with you people that put a thumbs down?
Peter Renn maybe they have scars. Or just 20-20 vision.
They're just jealous, PGR. 😏
@@soozekuzyk8020 amen brother
They are all card carrying Liberal Party members...
Canada, UK, germany, Australia, and all of the people helping fight ISIS, Thank you for everything you do and thanks to the fallen. hello from America
I come cry to this at least once a day. Yugoslavia and Afganistan vet. Bold and swift.
What I will remember was someone saying allahu Akbar and BOOM!
Canadian Soldier Mawakeesick when some Muslims say that they mean God is the greatest
Don't think he was asking
My father served in Yugoslavia in 1992 when he was 21 years old. He seen some really messed up stuff
Rip
As someone going into the CAF this makes me unbelievable grateful that i will soon join and defend my country and others freedom
One of the many moments I will never forget in my nine years of service with the CAF was right after my basic training, i was sent to my Regiment in Petawawa. I was part of an administrative support troop for a course and I witnessed for the first time a mass double door Airborne jump. I was so impressed and in total awe. I saw titans by the dozens silently descending from above. Little did I know that less than a year and a half latter, I became one of them. Thank you to all who serve and served.
I just want to pay tribute to such a beautiful country, brilliant military and a close allie. 🇬🇧 will always have you're back
We love our British and Canadian brothers.
Sincerely, USA 🇨🇦🇺🇸🇬🇧 WE ALL STICK TOGETHER!!!!!!
Respects from CANADA, for those who served and protected and made sacrifices to help bring peace across the lands and for ever they shall be remembered for what they did and what they did for each other. Respects to all countries include our brothers (U.S.A, United Kingdom (great Britain) Canada it's self for all the help they did back then and even today's war to help bring peace to this world. and to the other allied countries that are with Canada, respects to you's as well. Let peace roam free around the world. i will be following my families timeline to be in the army so for those who wish me luck type good luck or like to pay your respects. thank you
Beautiful. Thanks to all the Members of our Armed Forces. :) A Proud Canadian.
Thank YOU Roger. You guys are why its worth.
@luvmyctd You are a disgrace to Canada. Why don't you call on Harper to explain himself, eh? Trudeau was not even in power at that time, you idiot and Trump supporter which makes you a twice idiot.
luvmyctd No that's ok, you keep Trump and we will deal with Trudeau next year. We don't need a Trump.
Thanks to all who have served or gave all for the freedom of the world. Just proud to be free and have freedom because of all of you. Proud American
Jihadi Justine Turdeau You my enemy are very disrespectful, if you boys would learn to play nice with others we all could live in peace, and learn a lot from each other’s culture, but playing nice with others just isn’t in all’s gene-pool, maybe one day with modern scientific break throughs
I am a 31-year Canadian Veteran, still serving. This was such a great video. Thanks so much for sharing it.
Thank you for your service
Thank you for service
Happy to know that there is a silent but deadly ally as our Neighbor! 🇺🇸+ 🇨🇦 = 🤝✊🏼💪🏼
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I was a US Marine over there. You Canadians have my respect for sure. Hope you all make it home safe. Semper Fi
This made me sad because I lost my dad when he was in Afghanistan
You Dad is a Hero and will ive on through you!
Don't forget that ^
"Les we forget the soldiers who died in war"
He will never be forgotten!...Lest we forget!
FD GOD god bless
GOD Bless our troops ! I am so proud to be Canadian !
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OMG !!!!! So gut wrenching!! I cried the whole way through !! God bless all our troops past and present.
Bravo Canadian, thank you for all your support.
JamesCrowonline Yes Sir!
I'm not from Canada, but this is beautiful....
just to clarify, when my friends think of Canada, they think moose and maple syrup, but y'all Canadians get a fuck ton of respect from me, y'all didn't have to go to iraq or Afghanistan, you chose to.
Thank you!
@@jeri_v2578 We've been everywhere brother! We will defend the Canadian flag anywhere. Don't stand behind us then feel free to stand in front us. Have a good one!
Rest in Peace to all the proud Canadian soldiers who have lost their lives fighting for righteousness and the freedom of all people around the globe! Proud of my countries military 🇨🇦
To my brother and sister Canadians, long live the queen and her forgotten commonwealth, cousins in the North - united we stand.
Video Watcher united in slavery now, eh?!
Thank you for you'r service, unfortunately some pay the ultimate price.
My deep respect every person that serves.
Thank you! from a Dutch person
I appreciate your support.
I appreciate your support.
What a beautiful tribute to our brave soldiers. We take for granted how fortunate we are to live free. It's because of the bravery of our soldiers that we can have that freedom and it should never be forgotten. I am proud to have the medals my father earned for his service in the Royal Canadian Navy in the 2nd world war. We will never forget.
I get enrolled into the CAF December 11 2019. I am very excited and proud to serve my country! Thanks to all vets!
Welcome to the Family, there's no life like it, from a proud veteran.
Lori Parent It’s NOT a family, it’s a CULT. It grinds up families and spits them out.
Thankful to all who have and are still serving.
why is it every canadian millitary video , has this awfull music!!!whih is no way corresponds, with the video
Joe Williamson, you're missing the point.
Thank you for always standing beside me.
US ARMY
SGT Wilson
ADONIJAH wow standing beside you.....?we entered ww1 and ww2 before you....? We don't stand beside you...?you stand beside us.?
@@TheMrfreedomrequired Easy does it sport ; you would be speaking Chinese or Russian if you were alive at all, if not for them living below us. We owe our democracy and our freedoms which we take so much for granted with our tiny military, to their might. Dummy up and have a bit of gratitude for how lucky we are to be next to them.
@@rgkrazor8788 Nothing against the Americans.......but what I speak is truth and you cannot take that away from me...get it sport......from a CD.......and btw we would most likely be speaking German or Japanese........do you know nothing about the great wars ?
Proud to be canadian
Proud the a Canadian veteran ( 1cer
Rip to all the legendary warriors who died while protecting Canada as a whole
I sent it to my buddy, 35 years RCAF, but his boy fought in Afghanistan with the RCR. They were impressed.
Greetings from the Peshmerga and the german Bundeswehr! Never look back! Push forward, brothers! Oorah
Nice. Number 1, this is the BEST version of The Sound of Silence and never tire of hearing it. And number 2, I love the Canadian military twist as a retired soldier.
Thank you for your service!
Thank you !
Joan Peterson Thank you for your service! ❤️
Greetings from Greece brothers!!
I have never served with harder, more focused and quiet Soldiers as I have with the Canadians. They take on the task that no one wants and execute it, fight through the objective and move on without recognition or need for any.
The Maple Leaf Forever!
Ending the video with those that paid the ultimate price returning on the "Highway of Heroes" brought me to tears.
kaubouy they should have ended it at the rehab center.
Gotta tell you, my friend ... I'm proud of the quality of this piece, and of my comrades whom it depicts. Many of these images are from the unit with which I had the honour to serve for 3 years ... CF Combat Camera ... the ones who carry the guns AND the cameras. Well done, sir.
Thank You
Thank you.
God bless you, thank you for your service.
Thank you. It is people like you who liberate peace to this world.
I hope you get 2 see my reply as its 1 yr behind r reply
In my younger years, I was a former Canadian Forces Infantry Reservist. Thank you.
As US Vet I like to say thanks for all you north of border . I salute you soldiers and vets hold your head up high.. GOD BLESS
Amazing job on this video. God bless the Canadian Military.
Matthew Walsh are you a Canadian? Because I am
Love from Poland.
As an American Vet having met units from Canada, UK and Germany while deployed and can say I'd have no problem fighting with these guys. No matter the smack talk vets the world around know it and deal it but for the most part we'd all stand by one another.
Served 36.5yrs Cdn Army. 3 Tours Bosnia & rcvd 2nd numeral for the sand box. Now retired. Many memories brought back by this. Some good, some not so good. Hats off to the troops still in the fight.
Thank you for your service.
I was there ...sort of Dennis, I spent 10 years on destroyers chasing the Russians all over the north Pacific.MY father was in the RCAF and my uncle was Ordinance Corp Another uncle is buried in Grosebeek Holland Sgt. Adam Smith Argyll and Southerland regiment of Hamilton. An anothe er auntie who was a corporal in the CWAC
@@14hook My Great Grandfather served in the 1st Canadian Expeditionary Force in WWI. I also served in the 1st Canadian Expeditionary Force in Afghanistan, 100 years later.
Bravo Zulu !
The best Video to a beautifull song!!! Canada, Strong, Proud, Ready! PPCLI4life
3PPCLI Vet.... Pro Patria.
Proud strong and free
Go to war with a ppcli any where
i lost someone in the army myself and i want to say this,they protect with compassion,they fight with bravery,and we are the ones to step up and help by supporting them non stop its the best we can do for them for protecting the country of ours.all i can say is keep an open-heart,take a moment to realize how much they have done for us.This is coming from a Canadian child and i am happy for the life i have.
I was an army reserve officer.... never went to combat ... always felt like I was not a real soldier until one day someone told me that I was part of a chain... my role was to keep the chain going and I trained the generation that came after me that went to Afghanistan ... so I am proud of that... I kept the chain of knowledge moving forward. Strong proud and fee
Andrew Brown: What you passed on can not be taught in a book, or a class room. Your chain of knowledge helped prep the generation you trained to fight, and survive, in Afghanistan. That is an accomplishment you should be proud of.
Brought tears to my eyes. Very touching. My Father was in The FSSF, fighting alongside Our Brave neighbor, Canada.
Thanks to your Dad.
@@Sacrifice-Loyalty Be proud of your father, he has helped make our world better, .....pray more people come forward for our future !
@@richmack3800 Hello Rich, yes I do and show that I am Proud of my Father. Even to the point, I've made a so to speak Shrine to him and all Fighters. Dad was a gentle caring Man, raising my sister and myself. Hard for me to imagine how he may have been in the Service and seeing the horror's of war. Please you and your Loved ones stay safe. Salute Sir.
From a Canadian Veteran, Thank You.
As a Canadian Veteran, Thank You.
I’m not Canada I live in USA but happy this strong nation that we are friends with
I married a Canadian. Because of her, I've been learning of y'all. Respect and honor to you. We, most, Americans have NO clue what our neighbors to the north are truly made of...to our loss...
So happy to be in this wonderful country! Thank you to everyone who served, past, present, and future! 🇨🇦🇨🇦 True North, Strong and Free!
Brings, tears to my eyes. I miss my short time in the CF. Also reminds of a friend who gave the the ultimate sacrifice in Afghanistan on July 3rd 2009. Lest We Forget.
awesome video man can't wait to join Canadian Army in less than a year :) Cheers from BC
Good Luck!
best of luck. and best wishes to you.. it is /was a great time serving. met a lot of great men, woman. and it made a man outta kid , for me
Joshua Eastwood my uncle served in Afghanistan also I'm from bc as well
Same province dude but I've three more years
A years past. Thank you.
Such a powerful video and song to go with it. Brings back a lot of memories!
THANK . YOU . SIR.
god bless you soldier 🇨🇦🇨🇦
God bless our Men & Women who protect this great nation ! CANADA ROCKS !
Agreed.
Thank you to all the people who have served and continue to serve the great nation of Canada. Thank you for your service, God Save the Queen.
Thank you to all of the veterans who fought for our freedom!! Some did not make it home & others did. Respect from the grandaughter & daughter of a veteran.
I love this version of the song, also very proud to be ex-Canadian military.
As the niece, sister, aunt and mother to Canadian military members this makes me very proud These men and women make sacrifices we will never fully be aware of It’s not a career for everyone but it’s fantastic all the same Blessings and support to the CAF always
As a Veteran, thank you for showing this! To all that serve, be safe and thank you! For all who served, thank you! To our fallen, the Highway of Heroes is for you!
To all our troops on foreign soil or here at home, I salute you. To those of you not here, we want you back in one piece. You are our strength our pride and inspiration. Always moving forward never backwards. There are none finer than our fighting forces. We were peacekeepers. I pray someday we can assume that role, to keep the peace and be the voice of reason between conflicting sides to ensure everyone's safety. On both sides. You are the finest in the world. Godspeed to all.
Canada: Respect from Finland and God bless 🙂🙂🙂
Canadian and PROUD! but dedicated to all the brothers out there not only Canadians , that they keep the faith and the values no matter the country! Im proud!
We are lucky to have a Neighboor like Canada. This is a Hello from a Citizen from the United States :)
From my tour I can still remember the smells, the sounds, and the relentless heat. The fine men and women I served with. And. The ramp ceremonies for the 19 that are still on watch.
Thank you for your service. A proud Canadian and daughter of a WWII veteran.
THANK YOU!
I am an American veteran I proudly honour the service of all veterans allied with USA. The most selfless act you can do for you country.
Wayne Adams No, it’s not. Lots of military people are egotistical gloryhounds. Some are adrenaline junkies. They get paid well and have great parties and are always patting themselves and each other on the back. Awesome medical care. Police work seems more selfless. Or motherhood. Or religious life. Or nursing.
Thanks for your service sir as a son of CAF Pilot .. and from a family who almost all served in the second war ..... I am greatful for this video ...
This one reminds me of Christmas. The smell of the dirt. The long periods of boredom. The rush of when it happens. The pain of when it is over.
I am Canadian and I appreciate the tribute you made for our army
Can't wait! Came to Canada last year. Hope to join the navy when I get my citizenship in a few years! Love the open seas and water.
Greatest respect for all soldiers trying to keep peace. God bless and keep them safe.
God bless Canada, love from your forever ally across the pond
For those that clicked the thumbs down..."SHAME ON YOU"....Nice tribute well done and thought out..
Thank you for your service service, greetings from a future United States Marine.
Great Tribute to all our Brothers and Sisters past, Present and future....Glad to have been part of the greatest family.....1.R.N.B.R and 2.R.C.R.
2 RCR For life brother!
I will join the Canadian Army After 3 years, I'm at High school right now!
You will make. A difference to other people, , FROM a Canadian veteran
I salute to the Canadian military
Proudly serving. Came here as an immigrant. Willing to die for this land without hesitation. Fighting Spirit. We Stand On Guard For Thee. True, North, Strong & Free.
Welcome to the Great White North. You are the people we fight for. The brothers and sisters who seek refuge or simply a better life are under our protection.
Very moving made me want to stand at attention (which I haven't done in over 2 years). We take for granted those who give their lives. This is an awesome tribute for those who serve their country.
Nothing but the utmost respect for our armed forces. Thank you for all that you do and all that you are. Respect Always!!! 🇨🇦
I've never served in the Canadian Army but I've attended not enough Remembrance Days, read Canadian Army books and watched RUclipss respectively. Doing these, each and every time my eyes water and my heart explodes with pride, with gratefulness to the Canadian Army and to our allies. Your limitless courage, and your selflessness I will never really know but will ALWAYS cheer from the sidelines.
During a joint Canadian Infantry and US Marine Corp exercise at CFB Wainright, Alberta a Canadian Infantry officer was approached by a higher-ranking US Marine Corp officer and the two saluted each other. The US soldier saluted first. A class-act from him showing respect to the excellent soldiering abilities of the lower-ranking Canadian officer.
You men and women who give of yourselves 150% every damn day and night are the very best. Thank you for helping to keep us safe and advancing the cause of freedom.
Thank you for this video...thank you Simon & Garfunkel for a song for my age for all ages...thank you Disturbed for bringing tears to my eyes again!! Thank you to the Canadians who have served, made me proud and make a difference