hey...its fun! Tabernack!!!!

So true love your comment

Just don't spill our beer and run your mouth and youl be fine

I think fighting is just one of those things that's bred into a lot of Canadians I remember fighting way back in grade one and it was just a normal everyday thing that's going back to the eighties mind you love being a Canadian very proud very proud of what I'm seeing on this channel

Canadians are nice. We'll never start it, never hit first, but damnit to Hell when it's on we'll fight to win.

German Officers***

@Buell_BR9 McGhee british - winston would never want a nazi near him.

@Buell_BR9 McGhee Canadians were known as Storm Troopers (german SF) but it was just canadians... who mainly lied about age to volunteer, often 15-16-17 years old they were all volunteering... partly why in ww1 we had a bad reputation of leaving none alive.. and brutally stabbing people and pillaging everything. But.... also it was a diff time..

@Buell_BR9 McGhee If you ever end up near Halifax and are interested, the last surviving corvette (HMCS Sackville) is located there. It's set up like a museum and you can tour it. It'll give you a little window into your grandfather's world. Cheers :)

@Buell_BR9 McGhee The ones that don't talk much about their wartime experience are usually the ones who really saw hell. I see that a lot with Afghanistan vets. The ones running their mouth about their tour probably didn't see/do much. The ones that are stand offish about it are the guys that spent 8 months outside the wire getting blown up and shot at.

My knees were always bloody by the end of it lol

Canadians playing hockey: blood for the blood God

Boxla! I do miss it so. Hopefully back to normal in April.

Damn right

Baggataway -- indigenous Anishnabe name for lacrosse. Means "Little brother of war".

Riverside... Yarding in that monster trout, stripping your line back keeping it out of a bears grip. All the while fighting off a cougar with one arm as a wolf pack begins to circle.... Just a normal day of fishing! Lol

brutally_honest _make trees bleed their delicious syrup_

you seen hockey? we fight on ice as well

Not every Canadian lol, when I did basic training, I was surprised how unfit some people are! But the ones who make it through BMQ are very well trained. But kids these days are too undisciplined to even run a 6km

No.

The view is reflected, at the very least in this Canadians family.

@@spongehero2819 God Bless you All SpongeHero!! 🇨🇦🇬🇧

Always first in for the finals Jamie. Picture a foggy day in January, when as me, as a first-day arrival in Blighty..a 19 year-old Canadian kid at old Reading Station, after passage from the Hook, when I was clear out broke after coming in from skiing Austria....on that platform, a couple, (she was wearing a Maple Leaf broach on her turtle Neck.).. spotted me from across the tracks...''OH, Harry look! It's a Canadian! , when she saw my ski team colours and when they came up.... she literally ordered 'dad' to empty the £120 in his wallet, on the spot!....they never saw me before in their lives! . With sheer amazement and profoundly grateful I graciously refused with....''I'll ring mom tonight''..... To end the story I then got picked up at the platform by a blonde American beauty who was studying at the U...who witnessed it all it... she came up and proclaimed that it was the most incredible expression of love she had ever seen..and then took me into London at the student wing at the Grove at Vic Station. A year later, when I was in, as a kid, who quit university (I am 1790's Highland Canadian),... we worked with you all, we always became instant, grinning, rolling in laughter, back-slapping mates..and we were all treated as lost family with exceptional great cheer & reverence, for the family we remain...always. Slainte'🍻🍁🏒

Canada is quickly becoming my favorite ally🇨🇦🇬🇧

🇨🇦❤️🇬🇧

The real quiet professionals 🤭🤫🤫🤫

I hate the fact that Justine Trudeau decides what these men do.

@@thatsfedup1064 Love the subtle misogyny. Real good look.

@@JH-cq7ip go fill out a hurt feelings report then, I'm sure Justine would be happy to accommodate you.

@@Izzoroth Cute that you think my feelings are hurt. I think someone just doesn't like being called out... You wanna shit on Trudeau for being corrupt? Be my guest. You wanna go in on him for the unethical, dishonest actions of our Prime Minister in regards to his relations with SNC-Lavalin? Go for it. Are you 5 years old though? Why you gotta name call like a child on the playground? It just comes off cringey and sad. Apologies that when I air my grievances, I do so in a manner that isn't embarrassing to myself. However, if you wanna send me the link to the hurt feelings report that would be appreciated! I can forward it to the next person like you I bump into.

In the war games between Canada and the U.S. the Americans got their butt handed to them in the Artic. The Americans said, "Ok, you are in your element. Come down south and we will kick your butt. Sadly, the Americans once again got their butt handed to them. In one year, there was not one, but two Canadians who were the "Top Guns" in America. Our soldiers are better disciplined. We dont go around killing our allies with friendly fire as Americans have had a reputation of doing since WWII. An old saying was, as American bombers flew over "Oh, well the Germans will be safe. Everyone else run for cover." The Americans who are taught how to recognize a plane as friend or foe, would constantly shoot at Spitfires. Nope, Americans may have pretty uniforms and lots of chocolate, but it all ends there.

No surprise, we're Canadian!

What if none of us joined?

Vlad Chitoroaga we volunteer when asked.

@@christ3737 That's a Canadian thing. If the crap hit the fan tomorrow..... you would find people that are in a serious political argument today fighting side by side, no problem

Thank you Dan for your service to our country. Keep safe. . . Keith (Barrie, Ontario)

Yeah, seems like an interesting mix of that knowledge combined with the keenness of a guy that's still early on in his career but is mature enough to have his head screwed on straight. I'll be checking out a few more of his as well.

I Thank you bro!! 🇨🇦✊🏽

I was about to say the same thing when I seen your post. Like this young man. 27 years vet Canadian forces. Defiantly will check out his other videos. Good work young man.

Canadian military is the biggest joke in the planet. At least since I've seen since 2000

Thank you for your service 🙂

And the rest of the free world

The funny thing is, back when I was in, we used to identify with the US Marines and how they made do without all the fancy gear the US Army had. But now that I think about it, the Marines still had WAY more goodies than we did.

Absolutely, got that right.

Wasent he a police in Alberta for a while ? Now has his own preparation for special forces company. I dunno 🤷‍♂️

@@bookreaderson Would make sense if it was someone from Sask or Alberta. Got a lot of hunters and some long reaching views. Grandfather of a coworker use to tell stories about Canadian jail guards during WWII shooting deer for dinner for the P.o.W's. from their towers to make a point about the futility of trying to escape.

@@bookreaderson You may be thinking of Rob Furlong, formerly of the PPCLI. He did hold a world record sniper shot that he set in Afghanistan, and that held for several years. After leaving the CF he joined the Edmonton police force. After that things went a little South for him, and he was separated from the police force. Last I heard he opened up a marksmanship academy in AB.

cool beans... kzfaq.info/get/bejne/aLCkqa2Lqa2upGw.html

@@oceanic8424 Rob Furlong now teaches at www.rfma.ca/ (Rob Furlong's Marksmanship Academy)

CSOR is more comparable to US army SF not the rangers.

Thats CANSOFCOM your talking about

Jayden Ander yes that’s the name of the SOF command? Point?

Sorry thought you said csor was cansofcom lol my eyes

Bren M that’s specific lol

Same brother 🇺🇲 🤝 🇨🇦

1PPCLI veteran here. I enjoyed and respected my brothers from Charlie Coy 3rd Bn, 17th Regiment, 7thID from Fort Ord. Much learning to be gained on all sides! Cheers

Canadian and American forces have a long and proud tradition of serving together in peace and war-time. Canada as a whole has always respected the unquestionable might of the American military, and appreciated the umbrella of protection it casts over Canadian territory, particularly where Russian expansionism into our shared North is concerned. It's by the grace of this might that Canada has the luxury of investing so little in military expansion and so much into our social services. As such, the Canadian forces are always more than willing to share the expertise of our highly professional and largely unsung personnel in peace time, and assist in any way we can when American interests, assets, or personnel come under genuine threat. There's been a lot of foolish tension between our countries of late; needless trade disputes and petty political bickering, some overzealous American Patriots (who likely never served) shouting about annexing Alberta and some grumbling Albertans actually encouraging the idea. Whatever the news, whatever the noise, Canadian Forces will stand tall with American Forces for so long as our democracies endure.

LOL, I was with the Patricias in Exercise "Small Exhcange " in 1982 , 96 soldiers , including 15 Army Reserve troops. We all felt sorry for the lads from the southern states in -40 :-)

@@justinsherman9350 Well said. I'm proud of our skills and respect our American neighbours and our luck in having such good ones.

Why Arctic,?

@@steevemenard8108 Mostly to show military presence (as the north is very remote) and train for arctic warfare. Couple of Americans are also stationed up there on Canadian soil.

I think it's very interesting. I recently learned that Warrant Officers enjoy a lot of autonomy compared with other servicemen, which was a fun fact for me.

And?

Nice I want to join the marines when I'm older😃🙂😁

@kek rising I concur. When writing English you never start with the word 'And'. However; I never wrote a sentence.

@@silicononsapphire5102 Mmm... Yeah, you're wrong about the "and" thing.

A lot of african countries have french has their first language. Ex; Congo, Niger, Nigeria, algeria and many others. ( those are only the one I know about.)

I think you mean the world wars. Germans called us that. My older brother did a tour afgan. He never heard any nicknames from afgan. To hard to get nicknames when they are dead.

@@countrybuiltlife Well, I was going based off of reports from Can military of my acquaintance. The point being, we're only "nice" until provoked.

@@lesliemccormick6527 very true about being the being nice part. I just like to help people out. Have huge respect for my family that has fought in every war Canada has been apart of. Yes even against America. Family was sent here a long time ago. Last name means farmer for king in old English. Love my history a little to much. Lol. Family have one of queens guards named after us for all the years of feeding the king and queen. Yeomans

@@countrybuiltlife I've read that the Germans called us Stormtroopers, not red devils. Just saying

@@cametplays never heard that. Everything I know is from people who served. Brother did two tours. Soooo I’ll listen to him. Before ransoms on the internet. Lol

Although we have had regiments decimated damn near wiped out and they still kept fighting. Wounded or not. Our canadian ancestors that fought were the meanest bunch of killers on the battlefield. If they suffered a nasty hit, the Canadians tend to hit back twice as hard and twice as brutal. Not only that but they pulled some amazing feights of violence. Many many accounts of single canadian soldiers killing five or more germans before getting taken down themselves on average. And the germans were not a bunch of weiners either. Sometimes I wonder if the latest generation of Canadians carry the same sort of... Fighting spirit?

@@colbymelvin5245 Google Léo Major. Real life Rambo.

@@benjii_boi I heard the dude who lit the original white house on fire was drunken newf.

@@mammouth2727 French Canadian? Same guy who liberate a town by himself from Germans?

@@colbymelvin5245 yes exactly. And he did it again in Korea.

We give great kindness because were capable of great violence.

You’ve already said to much. 🤦🏻‍♂️

@@Jimmysaquazone more of a man than you.

I think that's what they prefer

That's a good thing. The real bad asses of the world NZSAS, Delta, Seal Team-6, UKSAS, Australian SAS - don't want or need public accolades.

@@micahmorton4442 and you think any form of Canadian military gets accolades?... There are more Australian and probably every other nations accolades before ours!!!

@@KelliReimer Who needs accolades? We have pride in accomplishments.

Micah Morton jtf2?

A Canadian has won Top Gun. Tell them that and watch them go all squirrely.

@@TyLockton Did that back in the late 70's or early 80's using a F-5 against, not sure but one of various, F-14,15,16,18's and others.

@@TyLockton we have impeccable pilots...just need to get them some proper equipment...not those dirty lightnings that will bankrupt our country

@@TyLockton A Canadian, as an astronaut, sang David Bowie's "Space Oddity", while orbiting in space. How cool is that? kzfaq.info/get/bejne/pN-XgbV51bKoYWQ.html

@@sillililli01 Chris Hadfield wasnt it yeah hes one cool guy

We often joke and say we are the nicest people... until someone steps on the snow.

@Devon R B I am retired lol, I am also still not saying anything mission specific lol.

Thank you for your service.

they'll always be AIRBORNE to me :)

no more like delta CSOR is in the open JTF2 is still top secret only the name is in the public eye had some pistol and rifle hands on training whit one who is retired over 6 years still cant say anything about what he did beast of a dude in his 40's now and looks like tank

@@scooterdogg7580 Oh man there's a reason they don't call them Airborne anymore and it was a pretty sadistic op

Are the seal teams actually considered tier 2? I did not know that. I'm pretty sure they're tier 1 rangers and shit are 2

@@scooterdogg7580 AATW brother

JTF2 Canadian special forces operator, based in Iraq, had set a new record of 3,540 m beating the record previously held by an Australian sniper { name unknown } at 2,815 m

@@johnnygreeko9886 it was was held by a Brit not an aussie. And yes I know.

@@johnnygreeko9886 so should I think it, that they want new wars to get revansch? aussies and brits and so on.

#1 and #3 to be specific.

we have first now we just can't tell anyone yet lol

The Devils Brigade is slang term. The correct unit name is 1st Special Forces Brigade or Regiment. Memory fails. 1st Special Service Force!!! As the memory finally kicked in.

No it was not. It was strictly a Canadian force.

@@dr.michaelr.foreman2170 I'm sorry you are incorrect. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/First_Special_Service_Force

@@foamer443 We know wikipedia is sometimes full of falsehoods. The Devils Brigade was given to the Canadian soldiers in WW!. If there were some American soldiers who joined the Canadians before America got in the war. does not mean they get all the credit. FACT: Devils Brigade was the name given the Canadian Army in WW! by the Germans. America was not even in the war yet.

Yeah, it was strictly Canadian, that's why their shoulder patch was an arrowhead with Canada and USA written on it.

It was called the 1stSSF or First Special Service Force, not a Brigade at all.

Not to mention what our guys can do with a Tim Horton's coffee stir stick

inthekitchen2 then the girls come along... 🐸

FYI, more people in Canada have a gun license than are registered to play hockey. But you go ahead and grab your silly little stick...

But we always say we're sorry..lol

That's 2 min for high sticking, 5 if there is blood.

Indeed ❤🇨🇦 I have the book ❤🇨🇦

There's almost nothing on JTF 2, and that's for a reason. They are Canada's Tier 1 unit, top secret, and nobody knows the operations they've done or the members of it.

@@agent00puffball Read "No Ordinary Men" by Colonel Bernd Horn. One of the best books about Canadian Special Forces I have ever read.

they are a sub unit of the CSOF, in other words, some of the guys you saw in this video are part of the JTF2.

THE branch of Specops

Facta non verba

The Canadians actually had to return to a line closer to the Brits and Amis so that the allies could support each other better (and not get cut off).

Canadian in peace time: I'm sorry Canadian in war time: you're going to be sorry Canadian playing hockey: you're already dead.

Yeah they confirmed because after the shot the sniper was heard to say ”sorry ahe"

@@trident1314 Eh*

@@trident1314 hey get our " eh" right . This could lead to war if your not careful.

@@zombiedadx8343 apologies lol eh in Scottish means what ahe sounds better in my head

@@trident1314 haha I was messing with you. I hate " eh" referenced always to canadians. World thinks that's all we ever say

you can help by lending a hand in the health care system who is being overloaded. A war is not happening any time soon.

I'm right beside you brother,

@@iPhonetique You Sir/Lady are an idiot! This man who is 10 yrs my Senior is willing to lay down his life for anyone on this continent and your response is a smart ass comment on the heath care system? Shame on you !!!

Thank you for your service Sir :)

Our family motto is to remain Unvanquished

@@tryffin I'm Nigerian. Those facial markings are cultural. It's like your ear piercings or nose piercings to the cultures that do it. I don't know where the religious portion comes from though.

@@atio5491 I just proved why one shouldn't comment on things after having some alcohol. What I intended to say was that if the markings were a mark of shame or from kidnappers etc it wouldn't change my opinion of you in any worse way at all. And the religious portion came from the comment above "The mans scars on his face are of religious background. Not a marker of any kind of shame or anything like that."

Alberta gang

As far as I'm concern, anonymity always serve well ;-)

This was the case for both WWs as the Canadians were very well fed, just like the Americans, the only difference is that we were way more present and early to help the Allies forces. Canadians were walking very strong compared to the skinny and sleep deprived French and British forces.

That's terrible tbh, its almost half of a year

@@arfanik9827 no,It in a desert.

A month later and only 8. 8 douchebags

It's just people who don't grasp reality well. I hate the fact that we have to have an army but it doesn't mean I hate the army. I may not like when our soldiers are sent to 'causes' that I don't believe they should be sent to but it doesn't mean that I am angry at the soldiers, just at the guy that sent them there.

Also the hasty pees. The most decorated Canadian regiment ofthe second world war

@@garrybrough8149 I was mostly mentioning reg force units there are TONS of celebrated Militia regiments Leo Major's unit for one (the name of which I can't spell or pronounce. OOh... The KZfaqr should check out Leo Major. A real Canadian Badass. There's also my regiment. The Lake Superior Scottish Regiment. (although then it was just the Lake Superior Regiment) the only infantry unit to win a naval battle.

@Olivier Hamel I Stand Corrected. My spelling sucks. Vandoos are top Notch soldiers.

Remember when the Filipino president said he was going to invade Canada?! HAH

@@Domalicious Really ? never heard of that loll

@@seigrefiel I shit you not this happened in 2019 over some Canadian cargo ship with recycling and garbage on it.

canadiens didnt have any war? they just send troops to other wars and fights.

The Royal 22nd Regiment, the ''Vandoos'', took no prisoners during WWII. You were shot. Canadian troops are tough ... don't mess with us.

We were known to be a bit bloodthirsty in WW1. We learned from that.

@@709mash oh I didnt hear that story... many armies were pure meat for grinder in WW1 so.... WW1 was weird war. By WW2 almost every army in world already knew what was coming, and many had well prepared for it.

@Eamon O'Connell You took the words right out of my mouth

Cheers dude

Jaxen Hustler my dad has to buy stuff for them most of the time there’s either no paperwork or it’s done wrong