Who is a Commando?

A Commando is a Special Forces soldier who is screened, selected, trained and equipped to conduct Special Operations. They are a close combatant with responsibilities that extend across a broad operational spectrum, including participation short notice operations in Australia and overseas. Commando operations are typically offensive and expeditionary in nature and specialize in discriminate and precise targeting.
A Commando is trained to employ a variety of non-standard weapons and equipment, and maintains multiple specialized close combat, insertion and extraction skills. They must be capable of operating in environments characterized by high complexity, isolation from friendly forces, high levels of stress, danger and environmental hardship.
Role
The role of the Commando is to conduct Special Operations across the operating continuum, typically expeditionary in nature; Commando’s operate either as an independent force element or in support of joint maneuver for the conduct of advanced force operations or precision strike missions.
Operate as a member of a Special Forces Force Element on operations involving the negotiation of vertical obstacles in both the field and urban operational environments during the conduct of Special Operations, using climbing techniques.
Perform the coxswain duties on a Special Forces Rigid Hull Inflatable Boat (RHIB)
Plan, brief, control and report close air support on the battlefield for ADF and major coalition partners.
Operate as a member of a Commando Force Element in mountainous, cold weather, or alpine environment involving mountain warfare and Special Operations tactic, techniques and procedures.
Perform as a team member in an Armed Response Protection Team.
Perform combat survival tactics, techniques and procedures, specific to special operations.
Operate commando vehicles during Special Forces training and operations, specific to Special Operations.
Perform as a team member in the conduct of insertion via military free fall parachute insertion tactics, techniques and procedures, specific to special operations.
Employ a Special Forces Military Working Dog as a member of a Commando Force Element during the conduct of Special Operations.
Suitability
Commando attributes are personality traits and values that can be observed through behaviour. The selection process is based around activities that are specifically designed to give candidates the opportunity to demonstrate that they possess the attributes of a Commando.
Naturally, Commando candidates must demonstrate all Army values in both word and action. In addition, candidates must display the specific Commando attributes listed below:
Adaptable - the ability to adjust oneself readily to different conditions or to modify and innovate in changing situations where one exercises some, little or no control over the environment.
Mature - a state of one’s development where by an individual’s actions, using ones cognitive judgment, intellect and experience, reflects their ability to aptly understand the surrounding environment and to act in a manner that is responsible, honest and humble.
Tough - the ability to demonstrate the mental capacity and physical power to circumvent resistance that maintains an unyielding effort throughout any episode, despite the interference of other factors.
Self-Discipline - the ability to control and direct ones activities to achieve a required outcome.
Trainable - the ability to assimilate skills and knowledge to the degree and speed necessary, and to apply those skills and knowledge in an appropriate environment.
Teamwork - the ability to operate and contribute effectively in a dynamic and demanding environment.
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Men that don't talk,but act.Highly disciplined.Full of respect and calm,but ready to bite like a viper.Secretive like a leopard,but agile in action.Dorsile like a crocodile,but quick to react. Maximum respect to our men.God protect them.

[@user-wy9pe7po6y]

This ugly incident should never ever take place in Zambia again.

[@Aceleo1]

Our men in Uniform.. the unforeseen heroes.

[@aswellmsoni454]

Next video...
Look at the regiments or battalions in The army. This will help many understand.

[@user-xz3gn3kx9y]

Thank you for keeping our country safe..

[@dismuschifita7228]

Keeping Zambia safe.. saving the nation with pride...

[@warrenmucheta2888]

👏👏 Our men in Uniform(Special Forces) we salute you and you will always remain our pride!

[@AdonismeXx]

love this one.............

[@HaachitiNgandu]

There are no words that I can think of to thank these gallant men of the soil for the job that they do, ever so well!❤

[@TheZambiaArmy-jm6fl]

Absolutely!

[@Liltjay2311]

Much respect ❤

[@dobbsxclusive134]

Fear not death but defeat

[@phaskanimsimuko4305]

Please take note of the background music on particular moments

[@HommieCollinszm]

Wish to join soon my dream job🙏🏾

[@ClintonMbebamandevani-qp5td]

❤❤

[@manevar-uq8hy]

I Just need this job❤❤ for the love of my nation zambia

[@dalisobanda5575]

Thr narrator is not Zambian.. she sounds east African

[@fredrickkabwe837]

Cpt solo is a man and half

[@user-ci3ux2lb7h]

This is what we do in sondela 🙏🙏 thanks paramilitary

[@simonphirifletcher5249]

There's paratrooping in sondela?

[@JohnsNyambi]

Am in interesting

[@heinzmumba8865]

Wait do zaf have the special forces as well?

[@kangwabwalya1975]

No they only have an airborne unit

[@heinzmumba8865]

@@kangwabwalya1975 oh okay so their airborne unit is more like the special force right? Like south African airforce have ground special force which under airforce same as American airforce

[@zcanine]

The narrator is either an AI voice or not Zambian. How? Katete ati Katit. Among other words

[@tunzilungu9206]

Wait! When did that incident happen?

[@brightchibuye9118]

I think 2017-2019 between

[@edwintembo1628]

The coup attempt happened in 1997

[@distrokuombokaband2641]

There most operations that are done behind our back so that it doesn’t cause unease among the civilians

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Woman it's not man power