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- Canadian Forces Training Video Series.
Produced for the Department of National Defence.
CAF Catalogue # 07-0652D
Add-On discussion - "Why is modern Trench Warfare so important in battle?" by Matsimus: • Why is modern Trench W...
"The soldiers now enjoy phase five protection." Said no one ever actually doing this.
While the artillery plays guess the grid square.
@@etvonrashke3763 Assuming said officer could read a map properly 🤣
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All I can say is that you are doing God's work by posting these videos.
Totally...you’re right on point.
True
Recently I was on a job with the South Korean guy approximately my age(40) I had done three years in the Army (Canadian)he had done three years in the Army(S Korean)and we both agreed that in the Infantry mostly what you do is digging and walking digging and walking digging and walking.
🤣🤣🤣🤣.
It's funny because his English was a little rough but it translated so nicely.
Digging and walking.
I can feel this video in my lower back
Hahaha
Remember those rain jackets? So f in wet from sweat then rain. Good times.
We used American ones
@@markleavey1 I traded some IMPs for a US marine's rain gear
Alright troops... Fill it in, the 2lt screwed up, and we're moving your trench 20ft to the left.
fck
"Can you move this trench" "No sir, but I can dig a new one" "Ah yes, do that then" a real conversation I had sadly.
@@DoctorNambu "yeah one sec LT, lemme get out and fuckin push" - me when hes out of earshot
I don't know exactly when they were eliminated, does anyone remember SCOP kits, self contained overhead protection kits it was basically a piece of plastic tarp and these Aluminum plates attached with white paracoard. You were supposed to use them to build the overhead shelter. I don't remember how many feet of dirt you were supposed to have on top of it...they never held . They kept collapsing into the trench. Sketchy AF.
And the Corrugated sheets NEVER looked that nice...I was definitely glad I'd had a tetanus shot.
You can still find them in the system just getting harder nowadays
I actually own one of these kits.. It's in my storage unit though. At the end of training, they gave it to me because they didn't want to do the paperwork to turn it in lol. I figured "hey! you never know when you are gonna need a tarp!".. its been a bit over 10 years and I still have not needed a tarp.
As soon as phase 6 is completed phase 7 happens..."fill 'er in boys, we are moving".
The musics damn good.
These videos are so amazing thank you so much for posting!!!!!!
Is this the 90's? Or just themed like it
Yes.
Totally is... This is how my career started for the first 6y.
Prolly 92/93
Muy educativo , saludos desde Chile
Absolutely Kino
I know what I am building this weekend!
Digging in sand? I've never seen this anywhere in Canada.
Head to one of the Prairie bases. They are usually next to rivers, and all sand.
Usually easy to dig into once the top soil is cut out. Except I've always been sited at the one clay soil spot in the area when everyone else had sand. My trench in Wainwright was probably harder than concrete by the time we were done with it.
Washington State, Idaho, Canada...large stretch of desert.
@@etvonrashke3763 I second Shilo, fml
Ya, try setting up in a place with four types of ground all within 30m. One guy gets sand, one gets soil, one gets swamp, and I fucken get shale stone after digging only one foot down and have to pick my entire fucken hole.
Then get yelled at because I'm not done and every other cock sucker is. 🤬 FML
OR
You go to a training area where they don't want you to dig for environmental reasons and your trench is just marked off orange hunters' tape, and it's freezing rain and you're standing out in the open in your fake trench with NO protection from the wind etc.
Lol Pet, Borden, some of meaford... lots in ontario
Never show the rock hard desert, rock mountain Always nice stuff
Tabernack, they look cold!
Days of the etools are back😊
this video gives strong vietnam vibes
the fucking bull pen in Val ayyyyyy lmao.
80's /90's ninja movie music lol
The algorithm has summoned me
Just need mountain dew and doritos and they can stay there for weeks
And the easy dump site
"Let's put the same optic on our rifles that we put on our machine gun!"
Painful.
Canadian army should use red dot sight top of their c79 scope in my opinion.
@@HHBK that wouldn't hurt.
@@HHBK if your so close to your enemy that you need a red dot sight… something has gone seriously wrong
@@deb0nes230Not like that actually i was gonna say c79 scope should have rmr sight it's absolutely helpful at closer range.
If anyone knows the song at 4:57 that'd be amazing.
Hopefuly someone finds it
All old cf videos use it
I am not sure about the exact title but you can check (if available):
Paul Williams, Andy Grossart - Despairing
Paul Williams, Andy Grossart - Suspense
Both of them appeared in an episode of SAS: The Soldier's Story - The Falklands and Colombia.
@@marklee1194 I guess he was talking about 0:39 soundtrack also yeah i'm searching too lol
Ok now remove all wire and fill holes
Crazy none of these guys know they could be literally digging their own graves.
Trenches are not FUN.
no, but they'll save your life
know a guy, he was still in his training camp and they were making a trench in the middle of a rainy night. Position was a tad bit away from a village. After digging a bit a nasty smell popped up, so did a local villager.
Apparently his daughter died some times ago, and it was her grave. Nobody noticed as the guy did not had enough money for a tombstone, so only a cross made of stick was there
Ah just go Armoured. Less digging.
Saint Javalin would like to say hello
Cross the border into Canada? Hmmm. I guess the French came in from that island they still retain just off shore...
Or the Danish, Or even worst, The american's want to try again.