Royal Canadian Air Force 2023
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"Legonaire 2022 (Remaster)" by Scott Buckley - released under CC-BY 4.0. www.scottbuckley.com.au
"Juggernaut" by Scott Buckley - released under CC-BY 4.0. www.scottbuckley.com.au 
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So cool, even though I'm Finnish, hey, what music
Check out the video description box buddy !! Legonnaire and Juggernaut by Scott Buckley 🎶🎼
This is really good sounding music in the background, why didn't you put this music on the Finnish Air Force?
Should have used the RCAF March Past for your music.
I wondered why the Hornets were listed twice and then realised the second group were the second hand Australian air frames.
80 CF-188 remaining of original 138 order plus F/A-18 supplemental fleet of 25 former RAAF bugs. The best 36 RCAF CF-188s are to be further upgraded along with entire US Marine Corp F/A-18 fleet to a new AESA standard. The Marines only fly legacy bugs like Canada. No doubt these 36 will likely end up in Ukranian hands after introduction of F35
because the cf-188 is different from the f-18 legacy and always has been
nice images but please correct the image reversal... 😉
Alpha Jets aren’t in service with the RCAF. They’re owned and operated by Top Aces which is an aggressor training contractor.
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The RCAF birthday is 1st April 1924. Not 1920.
The RCAF does not have Hunter F.58 aircraft, Lortie Aviation of Canada (formerly known as Northern Lights Combat Air Support) is based in Quebec City and owns 21 Hunters (mainly ex-Swiss F. 58 variants) that are leased out for military training duties. The RCAF also does not own the Hunters or Alpha Jets. The Alpha Jet is flown in Canada by Top Aces, a civilian company based in Montreal and operated by the Canadian Air Combat and Electronic Warfare Support. Please correct this error. Thank you
I remember that the RCAF was getting two A332s which will be converted to MRTT. Just wondering if that has been finalized?
The first 2 A330's are in the process of being delivered- they were built during 2015 and were previously with Kuwaiti Airways. I read where the RCAF is also in the process of buying 4 additional aircraft for a total of 6 airframes.
@@67tomcat Total of 9 airframes - 5 used and 4 brand new - One VIP, the rest MRTT. Trudeau had to have his first.
@@scottmccambley764 Thanks- wasn't aware of the number. Air Forces Monthly stated the 2 "used" and 4 new build airframes
The pattern is an American middle finger with a polite maple leaf superimposed. 🇨🇦
I served for 20 yrs and live beside an air base, I sorry but I’ve never seen a Canadian ‘Hawker Hunter’ in my life. Information is always sketchy with regards to military kit.
Canadian Contractors - Top Aces - Discovery Air - Hunters just like the Alpha Jets train in Canada, A-4 Skyhawks train the Germans in Europe. Their Ex-Israel F-16s train US forces down south
Pls do Nigerian Airforce next
Leaf force
LOL, F-35s "on order." The Canadians are so far back in line that years will pass before they get their first 4 jets, let alone the other 84 (early 2030s, if lucky).
Yeah but they will be the most capable and deadly version at the cheapest price point with all the bugs worked out.
Makes them look rather smart as a result so the tax payers will actually get their monies worth if you ask me
first will arrive in 2026 as all have been advanced due to the Putin idiot
@@scottmccambley764 I hate you
We dont need to invest in much when its in americas best interest to help monitor our air space. We just call you guys to bring the toys over . We playin chess not checkers. We will never be at war with america so itmakes complete sense for us to fight along side u guys because we are small in numbers. I think many canadians are not ashamed to back americans and we get less bragging rights but any american whos fought next to a canadian will tell u they serve with nothing but the best on both sides. Our countries are way more alike then not.
Canada’s Air Force is such a joke lmao france would wipe them out easily with their rafales if they wanted to.
What a joke.