Our army is so secret that no one even knows we have one

Lmao JTF2 is so highly classified that these reporters didn't even know Canada had an even more elite special forces

JTF2 was probably surprised to find these guys get the "toughest" missions.

Self defense, they're self defense weapons we use in defense of ourselves.

What the fuck did she think self defense would be in a war zone? Throwing a rock out of the helicopter

Reporter: When would you use this gun? Are you fucking kidding me

If he says a large caliber weapon is used for "self defense" three times in the same breath, you know it's not for self defense.

Props to our Brothers and Sisters up North. A warrior is a warrior and the training, dedication, and ethos of American Special Forces seems to be to the same high standard in Canada as the free world has come to expect.....outstanding.

"What would you use this gun for?" I'd feel really stupid answering her questions.

I have nothing but respect for you Canucks!

My sincere congratulations to the Canadian Armed Forces. You make us proud.

Virtually every nation has its elite forces but it brings a sense of pride to see your own in action

Wow really asking the tough questions like what the military would possibly use a .50 cal MG for. My guess is to make light shows with tracer ammo but I might be wrong...

The woman giving the interview asked some really stupid questions. "What kind of scenario would you use self defense in?"

I'm sorry but that reporter isn't the brightest. Like why is she really asking what a military grade helicopter mounted machine gun is for. Like what you think it's for?!?

It's my dream to join Canadian army....currently am studying Civil engineering....but if Canada needs me any time, i won't hesitate.

I find it hilarious that again and again, in these documentaries, the presenters say that the Canadian public need to know how great their armed forces are. I am not Canadian, but my partner is and served as a pilot in the 90s with the Air Force. Canada has one of the world's most competent, tough, intelligent and courageous soldiers in the world, who are not filmed by Hollywood. They been around since WW1 and have contributed to military technology, strategies and enhancement - which is why other military operations want them as trainers. Canadians should be proud of these guys, I sure am after researching, watching, hearing all those events they were involved in. Funnily, the presenter says they're going to Malaysia after this. I am Malaysian..what a coincidence!

as I see it CSOR is more like American ARMY SF (green berets) JTF2 is more like Delta Force

Thanks for uploading ! That's exactly what i want to do after joining the military and after a few years of training, it just gives me more the power of will to do it , just to see everything like this in a video it makes me more entousiaste than i was before, so it's awesome, a great thing, thanks a lot !!

Thank you to those who took the time to answer my question!.Much appreciated!

Canadian got the some of the best shot in the world.

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Just glad to knows guys like this are out there.

For a first look at an elite force, the interviewer was pretty weak.

I was looking into my dads military background during the Korean War, which i only know of what very little he told me about. All I know he was a Red Beret in the Canadian army airborne special forces division, his rank was E-8 master Sgt. and that he saw some brutal combat in Korea that left him haunted by some pretty nasty demons that would come for him in his sleep and cause him to violently thrash about screaming in broken Korean or possibly Chinese. He very rarely talked about Korea, I know that it really tore him up that he made it back when so many of his buddy's didn't, I also know that one occasion he told me about where his buddy got hit and as he was naturally a pretty big and strong guy he picked him up and ran back to the medic station with his buddy over his shoulder and he was talking to the guy telling him that he wasnt hit too bad and that hed be okay and all kinds of stuff, he says hes sure he was talking back too but when he put the guy down he had four or five rounds in him and he was dead as fuck with his brains hanging half out his head and shit. i wish i knew more about his time in the service, because even-though i am convinced that PTSD from combat is what put the zap on his head and is what made him turn to hard dope. a think a lot of Korean war vets and their families here in Canada were left to suffer in alone in agony and secrecy, brushed aside by an unthankful nation over a war too quickly and eagerly forgotten. its a disgrace if you ask me, that these guys were just left to heal their own wounds and even denied compensation by veterans affairs.

PROUD TO BE CANADIAN!!!

Great! I love the Canadian and like your special forces...

Thanks for your awesome service ❤️❤️❤️

Respect. Keep safe!

I want to fly with that pilot he has one hell of a personality!

Angels watching over us all. Thx from all us Canadians back home. We love you all.

Awesome you guys are all my hero's to step & protect serve your country ❤️💜

Thanks for the video....................................... & THUMBS UP :D

The Canadian Special Forces, and all special forces can be traced back to the original force, the "Devil's Brigade", or as the German's called them, the "Black Devils". An idea thought up by the British and given to the US because the British command wouldn't use the idea. US and Canadian personnel made up the original and developed the training used, with the Canadian winter training being the basis for cold weather tactics. Most Canadians have forgotten our fighting history and have no idea of the contributions Canada made in WWI, WWII, Korea, Vietnam and others. They also have no idea of the actual capabilities of our forces and their reputation among other forces as some of the best. Being among the best has nothing to do with how high-tech the weapons you have are, it has to do with your training and how you use the weapons you do have.

A most professional bunch of soldiers. When anyone compares them to the airborne, I have to shake my head. The airborne had the problem that some great soldiers wanted to be there, and some BN's tended to send there problem Children there! Good on CSOR for all they do! I wish them the best of luck, good winds, good shooting and safe operations.

Great interview!

Canadian sniper breaks record of British sniper by over 1km with a kill shot at 3.5kms of an ISIS leader 2017/06/22 You'll never find this stat in Britain or US.

"Unmarked helicopters"...Mercedes they have RCAF roundels. How is that unmarked?

These guys are great but JTF2 is the top tier one operators same level as SEAL Team 6 and Delta Force and holder of the longest sniper kill 3.5 km a km more than the previous record. Recorded the highest terrorist kills of all Special Forces. Admiral of the SEALS said JTF2 is his number one choice for tough missions.

Love how they check their flanks after every time they shoot.

CSOR is by far NOT Canada's elite military force. It's JTF2.

I wonder how CSOR would stack up against Australian 2RAR commandos

watching this video make's me proud to be a Canadian, and it show's that we may have a small millitary but we are strong as well as small compared to others.

Wow, in the matter of fact that I´ve never heard about them it has to mean that they´re doing their job really good. The best Special Forces or Special Missions are these, you don´t hear about.

Man these boys can shoot

I kinda wish these guys stayed secret. It's patriotic I know but we as citizens really don't need to know about this.

I am a Newfoundlander and living in America, I am trying to decide if I should strive toward the U.S special forces or the CSOR. I am primarily interested in hard training, any tips?

Would someone please clarify this "tier 1, tier 2" terminology? What exactly does it mean?

im very happy us Canadians learn French cause good bit of Africa speaks it

one day I wanna join them

Ive always wanted to be a soldier but I didn't believe in myself now im not letting anyone stop me 💪🙏💯

So the CSOR's Counterpart is the Green berets(Special Forces) or US Army Rangers and the JTF2's counterpart is the Delta Force

Good job Canada!

Good job CANADA.

in America we cant even see their period that's were so badass still gonna give you guys respect (thumbs up)

So, are these CSOR equivalent to seals/marines/...?

That guy being interviewed about the 30 mm is lying. Still keeping secrets, these blokes. Self defence my ass, why not just spill the beans.

Thus makes meh proud be canadian but then i realize justin is my pm

But, that video that they show about CSOR is not CSOR but JTF2

Were these the guys that were transferred from the elite Canadian Airborne Regiment? to CSFOR? What is there training programme? How does the Canadian army recruit these guys i would be fascinated to know.

CANNNAADDAAA!!!! WUUUUW!!

0:30 Girl: On a scale of 1 to 10 how hard was that training? Soldier: Uhhh, i'd say 11 EDIT : I'm 13 and am all ready thinking about joining the army lmao i'm just gon join the army and die lol 😂

Whats the name of his watch ? 4:38

she is kinda hot ;_;

Since when do units move without doing mic checks prior? Damn CSOR...

Proud to be Canadian veteran for the last 35 years

The “promotional video” was actually CANSOF not CAMSOR but ok

Canadian and the American army will always be together and strong! 🇨🇦🇺🇸💪🏼

at 6:25 you can see a person wearing a Norwegian flag. Whats up with that?

Belize... Quite the hot spot indeed!

I know every Country has their Military . And Specail Ops Units . Think they are all Specially Trained . These Men and Women are very Brave to do one of the Hardest Jobs . Giving your Life if need to be to protecting your Country and all who live Free in it . And for your comrade you fight long side of May the Lord always watch over them . Guiding their steps And Bring them home to all who love them . My heart love and prayers atrre with them all .. Hugs for all

I feel like CSOR never gets as much love as JTF.

observe at 22:15-18 the handshake sequence u dont think that long or look at hands that much, plus, a normal handshake would have had shown the fingers of canadian commander wrapping around the bottom of the americans hand, which u dont see, but what u do see is a hand in a cupped position with fingers inward, why do people have secret hand shakes

17:13 "An unexpected turn of events: the radios dont work" 🤣

6:26 what is a norwegian flag doing there?

Surprised they didn't have their faces blurred o.O!

Buck from Rainbow 6 siege is from these special forces but yet i did not know about them until this summer lol

That's alex? From Spartan?

Why are there dislikes

What about CJIRU? Or JTF-2?

norwegian FSK with them, first time i have ever seen an FSK operator without any disguise.

I look at it this way. If you are posted to a unit you become part of that unit. I know several Air Force and Navy members that have been posted to the CSOR unit, and to be frank, it is just a beret.

"some of the radios are working now"

damn i'm form London Ontario and when she said that these teenagers went over there i was like shit i must of knew them

Is that a Danish badge at 6:24

5:32 "This security extends right up to the unmarked helicopters" Cut to scene showing clearly marked helicopters.

Been there....done that.......long BEFORE JTF2 and CSOR......with Canada’s FIRST Counter-terrorist unit......the RCMP Special Emergency Response Team (aka RCMP SERT) leading the way.....had SAS trainers....!

I am going to try to join this Regiment.

I never hear about Marine Force Recon or Marine Raiders. I couldn't help but notice the oldest member with the most experience is 30 yrs old and only a corporal E4 is not exactly climbing the ladder of the rank and file. Maybe it's just harder to advance in the Canadian military ?

What are they doing? Why didn't trudeau send these men to the Ph to save Ridsdel or Hall?

The .50 on the chopper is for self defense, guys.

nice to see

5:25 I see that even CSOR isn't immune to those shitty mag-catches. Hahaha that shit is relatable, dude.

What's better CSOR or JTF2?

Those guys are just as the rangers in US Army. No lie.

Pardon my ignorance but are they similar to morose or a Ranger regiment?

Funny whenever there is a video showing Canadians military Americans always be like "THATS NOT CANADA THATS JF2" lol

The training that they show is probably not the training they actually do.

They are considered one of the best in the World

if they are so "secret" why don`t they protect their identity?