There is no life like it. I was a Field Engineer, same as a Combat Engineer from 1974 to 1982, I was posted to 3 Fld Sqn/ 1 CER at CFB Chilliwack, BC,, now closed and at 4 CER at CFB Lahr, West Germany. Best 8 years in the Canadian Armed Forces, I had to medical re-muster to the RCAF, but that's another story. I also went to the Yukon to work on the Eagle River Bridge on the Dempster Highway in 1977, another great bridge project, the bridge is 16 kms south of the Arctic Circle and is a 100 meter thru truss bridge, still there too.
Fiancé applied as combat engineer and is going for his physical on Monday and interview Sept 2nd. Proud of him and I'm sure our kids are very proud as well (2 year old daughter and 3 month old son)
Ah the good old days. I was a sapper 35 years ago 1 CER CFB Chilliwack. It it nice to see our soldiers with better equipment so they can do their job CHIMO
Was that reg force ? Not sure how long it's been since we had a reg force in bc but I'm not quite sure why we dont, considering we are the furthest west province
I remember a Canadian military TH-camd it was this little brown girl going through basic training. If I remember correctly she was trying to be a combat engineer. Her videos were really helpful and her name started with a k. Recently I haven’t been able to find any of her videos
I actually switched trades but I haven't gotten the official acceptance yet. Passed all the tests and everything, just waiting on Ottawa's final approval
Here we are at misery, Ft Leonard Wood. "File from the left, column left," said the Sergeant, We didn't know we could. We're gonna to be Engineers, for our Uncle Sam. So, we can fight those World War Twos, Koreas, Vietnams. [Chorus] Cause we are, Mountain Movers - Mountain Movers, Castle on fire. Weapons and equipment and man-power. Yeeaah! Nothing is too hard for us and nothing can't be done. Just tell us where we have to go, we'll do it on the run. [Chorus ends] Hey, Mr President, tell us that we can. Fight for freedom and liberate oppressed lands. Over hill, over dale, we hit the dusty trail. Drive on Sergeant, you we'll never fail. [Chorus] [Cadence with marching background] Drill Instructor: Left, left, left right. Troops: Always first! Drill Instructor: Left, left, left, right. Troops: Bridge the gap! Drill Instructor: Left, left, left, right. Troops: Breech the wall! Drill Instructor: Left, left, left, right. Troops: Shoot to kill! [Cadence and Marching Fades] Drill Instructor: Left, left, left, right. Left, left, left, right. Left, left, left, right. Engineer's Song (C) by William Cooper
"You're learning a variety of skills to use your whole life." *Shows Armored Vehicle blow up a object* Yea....well definitely use Armored Vehicles in our regular civilian lives when we get out the military.
You're an idiot, just need to put that out there. You literally know nothing on this topic judging by your comment. So stop being an idiot and look up what combat engineers do and learn. It's easy, you can go right to the CAF website and learn more.
I have been having the same dilemma, after all the research I have landed on CE. CE set's you up (Trade Wise) for operating heavy equipment, carpentry, engineering tech, road builders, etc. Where as the Artillery Gunner would set you up for jobs such as surveyors, tractor trailer operators/heavy machine operators, prison guard/security, firefighters etc... In the end I'm more excited to try out the Combat Diver. Good luck with your choice!
I wrote this myself... The role of the combat engineer is to.... Assist in the mobility of friendly forces, And to deny the same to the enemy. Are there any combat engineers out there both current and former that want to weigh in on that???? (I'm an ex infantryman type)
Aswad B 13 weeks of basic in st. jean sur-richelieu, qc. and ober 3 months of training depending on trade. in my case, it's 13 weeks being an infantry soldier. (it's not pleasant at all. But when all is said and done and looking back at it, it sucked... at the time) I love my job.
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Im a US Army Combat Engineer, and Id have to say, you Canadians are some of our best brothers. Stay sharp. "Sappers Clear the Way"
Some of???
Who are some of the other ones??
Pakistan?
Uzbekistan?
Luxembourg??
@@1joshjosh1 the f#ck are you talking about you schizophrenic or something?
❤️❤️❤️
"You'll learn skills you'll use your whole life" *shoots gas pump with a remote controlled robot*
There is no life like it. I was a Field Engineer, same as a Combat Engineer from 1974 to 1982, I was posted to 3 Fld Sqn/ 1 CER at CFB Chilliwack, BC,, now closed and at 4 CER at CFB Lahr, West Germany. Best 8 years in the Canadian Armed Forces, I had to medical re-muster to the RCAF, but that's another story. I also went to the Yukon to work on the Eagle River Bridge on the Dempster Highway in 1977, another great bridge project, the bridge is 16 kms south of the Arctic Circle and is a 100 meter thru truss bridge, still there too.
I leave for basic at the end of August and then its off to the combat engineers!
How’d it go?
Looking to join the infantry after highschool, Its good to know ill have reliable men and women in front of me
CAF is awesome. You're joining some of the best in the world !
howd it go
Fiancé applied as combat engineer and is going for his physical on Monday and interview Sept 2nd. Proud of him and I'm sure our kids are very proud as well (2 year old daughter and 3 month old son)
It's been 2 years, how did it go
ya
@@KarniToTheKazDidn’t make the cut
Best trade in the Canadian army CHIMO!!!
That's what I signed up for! so exciting! :D
This ismy dream job more so for the fact you get to help out others rebuild so they can have a safer life
Ah the good old days. I was a sapper 35 years ago 1 CER CFB Chilliwack. It it nice to see our soldiers with better equipment so they can do their job CHIMO
Was that reg force ? Not sure how long it's been since we had a reg force in bc but I'm not quite sure why we dont, considering we are the furthest west province
@@saucybaka4439 1 CER is regforce out west yeah
I love you guys I'm going to join the Canadian army soon
Godspeed
I like the video but you spelt canadian wrong in the description
First in. Last out. Sappers lead the way! Chimo brothers!
BEST ARMYV CANADA ON LOVE FORCE 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦👍👍
planing on joining army next year need to complet some schooling first but i think i found what im going to sing up for
Take a look at the armoured corps as well.
Thanks
I remember a Canadian military TH-camd it was this little brown girl going through basic training. If I remember correctly she was trying to be a combat engineer. Her videos were really helpful and her name started with a k. Recently I haven’t been able to find any of her videos
Kyra nank
And she is black lol 😂
I dont think she liked being an officer so she left after basic.
someone pls tell me im not the only one in the combat eng trade going to basic in july
so excited to do this even tho I was told it's gonna be awhile before any of this actually happends
Same, I just went to the recruiting centre here in Halifax
Nhai elena don’t do it. It’s a tough life
@@erikd7203 do it. It's a tough life
Have my interview for this tomorrow, hopefully I have the honour of calling myself a combat engineer someday!
Howd it go?
+thewhiteboy101 actually really really well! Only took like 15 min lol
did you get in?
I actually switched trades but I haven't gotten the official acceptance yet. Passed all the tests and everything, just waiting on Ottawa's final approval
+Alicia Rosati awesome good for you hope it all works out
Here we are at misery,
Ft Leonard Wood.
"File from the left, column left," said the Sergeant,
We didn't know we could.
We're gonna to be Engineers, for our Uncle Sam.
So, we can fight those World War Twos, Koreas, Vietnams.
[Chorus]
Cause we are, Mountain Movers - Mountain Movers, Castle on fire.
Weapons and equipment and man-power.
Yeeaah!
Nothing is too hard for us and nothing can't be done.
Just tell us where we have to go, we'll do it on the run.
[Chorus ends]
Hey, Mr President, tell us that we can.
Fight for freedom and liberate oppressed lands.
Over hill, over dale, we hit the dusty trail.
Drive on Sergeant, you we'll never fail.
[Chorus]
[Cadence with marching background]
Drill Instructor:
Left, left, left right.
Troops:
Always first!
Drill Instructor:
Left, left, left, right.
Troops:
Bridge the gap!
Drill Instructor:
Left, left, left, right.
Troops:
Breech the wall!
Drill Instructor:
Left, left, left, right.
Troops:
Shoot to kill!
[Cadence and Marching Fades]
Drill Instructor:
Left, left, left, right.
Left, left, left, right.
Left, left, left, right.
Engineer's Song
(C)
by William Cooper
best 10 yrs of my life with 1CER
"You're learning a variety of skills to use your whole life."
*Shows Armored Vehicle blow up a object*
Yea....well definitely use Armored Vehicles in our regular civilian lives when we get out the military.
Lol. The engineers get many licenced trainings that can transfer to civi life such as heavy equipment operators that make 50 an hour.
You never know when you're gonna need to blow some shit up !
You're an idiot, just need to put that out there. You literally know nothing on this topic judging by your comment. So stop being an idiot and look up what combat engineers do and learn. It's easy, you can go right to the CAF website and learn more.
@@weezyw6244 some do, sure
Best job in the CF CHIMO!
Just applied as an engineer!!
Chimo
Oliver ! :) hug Erika
pootis spencer here
Chimo m’y girl 👍💪
I wanna be a cf guy
i applied yesterday for combat engineering
+Josh Louis I'm taking my Cfat next week any tips.!
how much do they make and do u need to be able to swim underwater
60200$ a year is average and yes you do need to swim but don’t worry if you can’t they will teach you
I don’t know if I wanna be an artillery gunner or a ce.
Also this video was posted on my birthday
I have been having the same dilemma, after all the research I have landed on CE. CE set's you up (Trade Wise) for operating heavy equipment, carpentry, engineering tech, road builders, etc. Where as the Artillery Gunner would set you up for jobs such as surveyors, tractor trailer operators/heavy machine operators, prison guard/security, firefighters etc...
In the end I'm more excited to try out the Combat Diver.
Good luck with your choice!
Its-Taken you really influenced my discussion to become a combat engineer so thank you very much for helping me choose I’m still in basic training
@@Jackson-id2nz no worries man,
Good luck with basic training!!
DP1
Chimo!
CHIMO
Chimo!
I have one month of basic left, then it’s off to Gagetown for engineer school
Here's a question for you , after basic how long does it takes ? and how many courses is there ? thank you
Dont post your ship dates that can get you in some crap, just saying but good luck to all you guys and gals joining
I wrote this myself...
The role of the combat engineer is to....
Assist in the mobility of friendly forces,
And to deny the same to the enemy.
Are there any combat engineers out there both current and former that want to weigh in on that????
(I'm an ex infantryman type)
@S0uLCrusheR
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Is 36 yo guy too old to join CAF as CE or not?
I'm 36 and I'm joining the reserves, combat engineer hopefully, until I finish my bsw then I'll be a CAF Social Worker :D
how long does all the training and stuff take
Aswad B 13 weeks of basic in st. jean sur-richelieu, qc. and ober 3 months of training depending on trade. in my case, it's 13 weeks being an infantry soldier. (it's not pleasant at all. But when all is said and done and looking back at it, it sucked... at the time) I love my job.
how long does it take to get deployed or sent overseas after that?
Aswad B it really depends if the army needs you anywhere or not but as long as your healthy and out of trade training your deployable
Everything you need to know is on the forces website or just ask your recruiter or someone in your chain of command
Motherfucking CHIMO! Was with 1725 CME RCACC in my youth, just sent papers in today to serve with the Regs. Can't wait.
Lol Erica
Ha ha ha ha ha
Basically half Dawe half Perry haha
JUNK
Glue bags
#StateOfEmergency #Backoffindia #gobackindia limpiyadhura Lipulekh and kalapani along with Susta are integral part of Nepal. Stand against India's expansionism. Jay Nepal Jay Gorkhali #StandForTruth
Don't waste your life fighting for a broken system.
war is economy. figure it out.
Idk about anyone else but im fighting for a salary
You need to fuck off with that conspiracy nonsense. It is complete and utter disrespect to the men and women who serve to keep our country safe, and contribute to global peace. Maybe do some research first before spouting off like you know what you are talking about
Canadian forces... Lmao.
Do they even know how to shoot their weapon?
Canada trains some of the best snipers in the world an there special forces have the most confirmed kills.
Do you?
The longest sniper kill shot is by a Canadian
"You'll learn skills you'll use your whole life" *shoots gas pump with a remote controlled robot*