Im on the process in joining CAF. Just checking out what Infantry trade really is and planning to add it on my chosen trades. I want it, but at the same time, I don’t think it is for me. Respect to all soldiers and thank you for your service.
Hey man! Awesome vid! I’m going for my dp1 infantry course this summer and I am hoping to get my own footage if I can! I wanted to know how you went about mounting your camera? Accessories used etc. I’m hesitant to use the standard adhesive mount because I’m not sure how well it will stick to our helmet covers.
The way I mounted my camera was with a band type mount over the helmet and secured with paracord in case it should get knocked off my head. I can't say an adhesive mount wouldn't work, but make sure you have a way to secure it. You don't want to loose an expensive camera in a field and not realize it for a few Km. You will not be happy and neither will anyone else looking for it. :)
@@user-rr1bg3ib5w well the next local BMQ starts July 5th. I was told there was a good chance to get in that but now it seems like they may have lost a medical form that probably didnt get sent to Ottawa. So, unless there is a last minute miracle probably looking at fall.
Best of luck dude. I've been humping for 13 years now dude and it never gets old. The knees do, but the heart never fades. Hopefully you have good people to lead the way. Stay safe homie ! 1VP!
Great video man! I am looking to join the Army Reserves and am wondering how long the application process should take (considering I pass all my tests and have no problems with medical)? Also what would you say is the best way to prepare for infantry dp1 in terms of fitness?
I can’t really comment on the length of time for reserve since I’m reg force. But for DP1 prep I would say be able to ruck. The most physically demanding portions are in the first 5 weeks and a lot of people get off course because an injury. Being able to ruck 80 pounds for at least 8 km should prepare you for the start of course. You will probably be rucking every 1 or 2 days. Overall fitness like running, calisthenics, and weight lifting should make you more resistant to injuries on course. If you do CQCB before course try not to get injured.
I litterly just got accepted. 41 Svc Bn. My total time was roughly 9 months for the application process. Im not infantry so i cant say for sure on how their DP1 works.
@@skanodyb1237 Not at all! As long as you pass all the qualifications needed to join you shouldnt have any issue. Always though, if you have any questions, talk with a recruiter. Thats what they are there for. Best of luck!
@@101Guitarocker Well anything is better than being in lockdown and doing a whole lot of nothing. So I'm going to make it fun! lol let you know how it turned out when I get back. I leave for Mod 2 this Tuesday! 20 Jul 21!
You put a memo in to your chain of command while in DP1 asking for a posting to a certain Regiment and Battalion. In the end the army gets to put you where they want. I got to go to the Regiment I want but not the Battalion.
From an Instructor's point a view and with 29yrs in the combat arms. I have seen candidates and trained Soilders rebadging. My suggestion join the regiment you desire prior to any training. Don't fall in the trap from the recruiters saying you can change trades after Basic Training. That only happens to a very small % with special occasions. I have called out a number of Recruiters that made statements as I mentioned. My advise join the trade you desire / Regiment ie RCR, PPCLI or R22eR. Good luck.
Do you get American personnel on exchange training with you? And if yes, what did they think of your training, weapons, marksmanship standards and tactics?
Super well made (and thanks for the song choice, definitely brought me back), but I guarantee you that you're going to look back on this in 5 or so years and cringe. Just wait lad, you'll see
The masks aren't to big of a problem, as long as you have a mask you can breath through. Basically the only time you are allowed to not wear one was when you are in your own room and the field. When in the field you don't really have to wear them. It's pretty much don't ask/don't tell. If you keep going and pushing through you should be fine passing. The biggest thing is injuries on course, the MIR telling you your not able to do something and quitting on yourself. I went to Wainwright so I can't say for Meaford, the physically most demanding parts where in the first 5-6 weeks with the hardest part being a 11.5 Km ruck march with 130-150 pounds plus a stretcher and water. Injuries, quitting, and safety are the reasons you can fail. Also passing all weapon qualifications.
@@gavins9846 It definitely weights you down. On that particular ruck I was carrying my rucksack, helmet, tac vest, gasmask carrier, frag vest, 3L of water, C7 Rifle, 2 M72 Rocket Launchers, and a 84mm Carl G Rocket Launcher.
I can help you. It really depends on the job and the timing it also depends if your are going for the BMQ (English) or the QMB(French) as there is less french platoons in formation at one time. Past experience also play a role. For me, going for a french platoon in the infantry, it was around two month and a half on the competition list. But once selected, it took them around a month to give me the call probably because of Covid. Keep me updated and don't hesitate to ask more question if needed.
@@math2222322 yeah I wanna go Into a French platoon so that might explain it being longer. I got on the competition list around June 8th so it’s been a little over 2 months, hopefully I get the email soon
have you looked at your application status? are you still on the competition list (8) and waiting to be selected, or have you been selected (9) and waiting to hear back for when you go to BMQ?
Can you talk about what armour officers go through during the infantry phase ? Is it the DP1 all combat arms go through first? And is 31 too late to do this stuff? What’s the age average ?
I don't know much about armour officers but 31 isn't too late at all. If you really consider joining the Canadian Army Forces, you can call a recruiting center, they will answer all your questions. If you want some tips or have some questions about BMQ or DP1 inf, ask me, I will be happy to help you :)
The armoured course is deffinatly not as hard as the infantry DP1. Each trade has their own DP1. Armoured will mainly focus on mounted roles and driver/survOp drills and weapons drills. 31 is still young, as long as you're in good shape and train , going recce won't be a problem. and tankers as long as you fit in the drivers hole you're fine lol.
In Dp1 everyone learns every weapon system such as the c9 and c6 machine-guns, m203, and rocket launchers. It is up to your staff who they give each weapon for the second half of course when you start using actual sections and tactics. Usually 2 m203 per section. The worst part about the m203 is carrying it and crawling with it. It puts your hand at a very uncomfortable angle and puts a lot of weight at the end of your rifle.
DP1 was I believe 13-14 weeks. Getting weekends off depends on your course and course staff. If you fuck up royally and they think you don't deserve a weekend then you won't. It's dependent on the staff. There generally isn't anything going on for course on weekends.
This is pretty specific but, I was wondering how long it took for you to start boot camp??? I've been in processing for infantry since Feb of last year year now so I'm just curious about how long it took for you to begin training and/or when you first started processing.
Are you referring to starting BMQ or DP1? From the time I initially applied for infantry (before CFAT and Medical) it took about 9 months to receive a letter of enrollment. At that time I would have gone to BMQ if not for medical reasons. In total it took me about a year and a half to be enrolled, waiting another few months to start Basic because of Covid. My basic was a little different than normal because I was in an all infantry platoon with mostly infantry staff in Wainwright instead of St. Jean. From completing Basic to starting DP1 it was about 2 months. Joining was definitely a slow process.
@Master Portage Thanks so much for the reply, very reassuring to hear after waiting 1yr. I was thinking I'd never start BMQ, but I guess I just have to stay patient haha. Stay safe & thanks again for the info.
I'm 52 and this makes me want to sign up again, but if I did it's because I want to be a soldier not filling sand bags in Kelowna or putting out camp fires in 100 mile.
Canadian army still have the best military snipers in the world and there record speak for it self, look it up. and i'm in the u.s miltary. give them credit.
canadian army still have the best military snipers in the world and there record speak for it self, look it up. and i'm in the u.s military. give them credit.
Canadian army still have the best snipers in the world, there record speak for it self they hold records, look it up. and, i'm in the united states military. so gave these canadian soldiers credit.
If you stunning and brave soldiers can find the time could you I don’t know maybe defend Canada from enemies both foreign and DOMESTIC. Hey you save some time by not training the Chinese.
Dude this is hands down the best DP1 montage I’ve ever seen
Wicked video bro! I would love to share this video on my channel with credit to you if thats ok?! This was amazing work!
Yeah, sure man.
This is the first video to get me amped up for BMQ in 11 days! Alexisonfire was an excellent choice!
Canadian Army - One of the best trained in the world.
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this is the best DP1 video on TH-cam. That was fuckin wicked!
Canadian soldiers second to NONE
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Thank and bless you all for your service!
Best soldiers in the world!
clearly a Reg Force DP1,
Nice video, man. Brings me back to 2003.
Bro, great work... I miss Wainwright, night maneuvers and getting lost.
lol what's with the white helmets? i'll most likely be in DP1 this summer depending on my schedule and how things go can't wait.
Im on the process in joining CAF. Just checking out what Infantry trade really is and planning to add it on my chosen trades. I want it, but at the same time, I don’t think it is for me. Respect to all soldiers and thank you for your service.
good ol' wainwright....
The canadians shure know how to film their highlight montoges.
or is this training
@@sauerkids9254 This is training.
Well done dude! Great video! Thank you for joining!
Nicee. A recognized a couple of guys from this DP1
just by looking at this video, I can smell the pattern 82 rucksack 😂
I'm fasho going to be CAF when I graduate
Hey man! Awesome vid! I’m going for my dp1 infantry course this summer and I am hoping to get my own footage if I can!
I wanted to know how you went about mounting your camera? Accessories used etc. I’m hesitant to use the standard adhesive mount because I’m not sure how well it will stick to our helmet covers.
The way I mounted my camera was with a band type mount over the helmet and secured with paracord in case it should get knocked off my head.
I can't say an adhesive mount wouldn't work, but make sure you have a way to secure it. You don't want to loose an expensive camera in a field and not realize it for a few Km. You will not be happy and neither will anyone else looking for it. :)
RESPECT
Nice job on the video!
very well done. enjoyed this. Currently waiting to start BMQ next month or fall.
Next month or fall? How do you know when you'd start?
@@user-rr1bg3ib5w well the next local BMQ starts July 5th. I was told there was a good chance to get in that but now it seems like they may have lost a medical form that probably didnt get sent to Ottawa. So, unless there is a last minute miracle probably looking at fall.
Best of luck dude. I've been humping for 13 years now dude and it never gets old. The knees do, but the heart never fades. Hopefully you have good people to lead the way. Stay safe homie ! 1VP!
Great video man! I am looking to join the Army Reserves and am wondering how long the application process should take (considering I pass all my tests and have no problems with medical)? Also what would you say is the best way to prepare for infantry dp1 in terms of fitness?
I can’t really comment on the length of time for reserve since I’m reg force. But for DP1 prep I would say be able to ruck. The most physically demanding portions are in the first 5 weeks and a lot of people get off course because an injury. Being able to ruck 80 pounds for at least 8 km should prepare you for the start of course. You will probably be rucking every 1 or 2 days. Overall fitness like running, calisthenics, and weight lifting should make you more resistant to injuries on course. If you do CQCB before course try not to get injured.
I litterly just got accepted. 41 Svc Bn. My total time was roughly 9 months for the application process. Im not infantry so i cant say for sure on how their DP1 works.
@@101Guitarocker Ok, thank you.
@@mylilfatcat2337 Do you think that it would take longer for me because I've lived in the US my whole life? (I am a Canadian citizen though)
@@skanodyb1237 Not at all! As long as you pass all the qualifications needed to join you shouldnt have any issue. Always though, if you have any questions, talk with a recruiter. Thats what they are there for. Best of luck!
I'm supposed to start Mod 2 this Month July 2021! Will I have fun?
Depends on your definition of fun and how much you like cleaning.
@@101Guitarocker Well anything is better than being in lockdown and doing a whole lot of nothing. So I'm going to make it fun! lol let you know how it turned out when I get back. I leave for Mod 2 this Tuesday! 20 Jul 21!
@@101Guitarocker I finished my mod 2 I'm a corporal now woot woot! 👍
@@wildbill1185 how was the mod 2
@@redpinns4612 I had fun! It wasn't as crazy they way people described it. Had a few hard days. It went by fast when I think about it!
Can you pick to go to PPCLI or RCR as after basic training?
You put a memo in to your chain of command while in DP1 asking for a posting to a certain Regiment and Battalion. In the end the army gets to put you where they want. I got to go to the Regiment I want but not the Battalion.
From an Instructor's point a view and with 29yrs in the combat arms. I have seen candidates and trained Soilders rebadging. My suggestion join the regiment you desire prior to any training. Don't fall in the trap from the recruiters saying you can change trades after Basic Training. That only happens to a very small % with special occasions. I have called out a number of Recruiters that made statements as I mentioned. My advise join the trade you desire / Regiment ie RCR, PPCLI or R22eR. Good luck.
@@101Guitarocker I am guessing they sent you to 2VP?
Do you get American personnel on exchange training with you? And if yes, what did they think of your training, weapons, marksmanship standards and tactics?
Did they remove the hand-to-hand portion of the course?
CQCB Happened at the beginning of DP1. Was told I wasn't allow to film it.
Super well made (and thanks for the song choice, definitely brought me back), but I guarantee you that you're going to look back on this in 5 or so years and cringe. Just wait lad, you'll see
What did you do did you train for Mountain WarFare?
Can't really train for Mountain Warfare in Wainwright.
cool video
give 'em hell boys !
Is this Reg force or Res?
Reg Force
The p in pres stands for poverty and they don't give us no PEQs
@@michaelbukata500 we got PEQs on my course but for very limited time and yeah we didnt do half the shit featured on this video
@@michaelbukata500 Hahah I recently did PRes BMQ and our CBRN bunny suits, well at least mines was from 1977.
Does training with the masks engender breathing difficulty? Also, in what ways does an individual fail the DP1 course?
The masks aren't to big of a problem, as long as you have a mask you can breath through. Basically the only time you are allowed to not wear one was when you are in your own room and the field. When in the field you don't really have to wear them. It's pretty much don't ask/don't tell.
If you keep going and pushing through you should be fine passing. The biggest thing is injuries on course, the MIR telling you your not able to do something and quitting on yourself. I went to Wainwright so I can't say for Meaford, the physically most demanding parts where in the first 5-6 weeks with the hardest part being a 11.5 Km ruck march with 130-150 pounds plus a stretcher and water.
Injuries, quitting, and safety are the reasons you can fail. Also passing all weapon qualifications.
@@101Guitarocker 130 pounds!! How do you even stand?
@@gavins9846 It definitely weights you down. On that particular ruck I was carrying my rucksack, helmet, tac vest, gasmask carrier, frag vest, 3L of water, C7 Rifle, 2 M72 Rocket Launchers, and a 84mm Carl G Rocket Launcher.
@@101Guitarocker sounds like a great time!
@@101Guitarocker What's the pace? At that weight it's gotta be a crawl, no?
When you were going through selection before going to BMQ, how long did you spend on the competition list before you received an offer?
I can help you. It really depends on the job and the timing it also depends if your are going for the BMQ (English) or the QMB(French) as there is less french platoons in formation at one time. Past experience also play a role. For me, going for a french platoon in the infantry, it was around two month and a half on the competition list.
But once selected, it took them around a month to give me the call probably because of Covid.
Keep me updated and don't hesitate to ask more question if needed.
@@math2222322 yeah I wanna go Into a French platoon so that might explain it being longer. I got on the competition list around June 8th so it’s been a little over 2 months, hopefully I get the email soon
have you looked at your application status? are you still on the competition list (8) and waiting to be selected, or have you been selected (9) and waiting to hear back for when you go to BMQ?
@@user-ky8tk6sy9l still on the competition list
Can you talk about what armour officers go through during the infantry phase ? Is it the DP1 all combat arms go through first? And is 31 too late to do this stuff? What’s the age average ?
I don't know much about armour officers but 31 isn't too late at all. If you really consider joining the Canadian Army Forces, you can call a recruiting center, they will answer all your questions. If you want some tips or have some questions about BMQ or DP1 inf, ask me, I will be happy to help you :)
The armoured course is deffinatly not as hard as the infantry DP1. Each trade has their own DP1. Armoured will mainly focus on mounted roles and driver/survOp drills and weapons drills. 31 is still young, as long as you're in good shape and train , going recce won't be a problem. and tankers as long as you fit in the drivers hole you're fine lol.
Awesome video man, would you be able to tell me literally anything about grenadiers lol, how you got the M203 and is it a difficult role?
In Dp1 everyone learns every weapon system such as the c9 and c6 machine-guns, m203, and rocket launchers. It is up to your staff who they give each weapon for the second half of course when you start using actual sections and tactics. Usually 2 m203 per section. The worst part about the m203 is carrying it and crawling with it. It puts your hand at a very uncomfortable angle and puts a lot of weight at the end of your rifle.
During regular forces Dp1 do you have off on the weekends or is it full time 17 weeks?
DP1 was I believe 13-14 weeks. Getting weekends off depends on your course and course staff. If you fuck up royally and they think you don't deserve a weekend then you won't. It's dependent on the staff. There generally isn't anything going on for course on weekends.
@@101Guitarocker alright! Thanks very helpful answer !
C6 shooting standing?
This is pretty specific but, I was wondering how long it took for you to start boot camp???
I've been in processing for infantry since Feb of last year year now so I'm just curious about how long it took for you to begin training and/or when you first started processing.
Are you referring to starting BMQ or DP1? From the time I initially applied for infantry (before CFAT and Medical) it took about 9 months to receive a letter of enrollment. At that time I would have gone to BMQ if not for medical reasons. In total it took me about a year and a half to be enrolled, waiting another few months to start Basic because of Covid. My basic was a little different than normal because I was in an all infantry platoon with mostly infantry staff in Wainwright instead of St. Jean. From completing Basic to starting DP1 it was about 2 months.
Joining was definitely a slow process.
@Master Portage Thanks so much for the reply, very reassuring to hear after waiting 1yr. I was thinking I'd never start BMQ, but I guess I just have to stay patient haha.
Stay safe & thanks again for the info.
@@101Guitarocker also, killer song choice 👍👍👍
@@stuartlarge6296 No problem, hopefully you can get in soon. Shitty timing with Covid and everything.
@@101Guitarocker Uh huh, tell me about it haha... stay safe brother, thanks again 👍
ATAK!
Any 16-17 year olds in your DP1?
There wouldn't be. The youngest someone can be is 17 as a Primary Reservist.
The youngest was 18 I believe.
@@101Guitarocker Yup
I'm 52 and this makes me want to sign up again, but if I did it's because I want to be a soldier not filling sand bags in Kelowna or putting out camp fires in 100 mile.
Lmao so “I’d love to do anything besides actually helping out my country”
Fucking music
Meaford
aint no way bro tf are they...fucking jtf2 dp1 ahahah, we didn't get all of that shit in my dp1
Nice shots although the music is a bit annoying.
Keep training them up and get them more modern kit.
Oh and keep our boys out of foreign wars…..
That's messed up if you deny me...
man these soldiers must've feel bad if another country goes to war with them
@JN - 06BA 906155 Williams Parkway Sr PS yes
@JN - 06BA 906155 Williams Parkway Sr PS What are you talking shit for?
Why join the Canadian armed forces lol. “ it’s more then we can afford right now” ends up printing billions lol
Canadian army still have the best military snipers in the world and there record speak for it self, look it up. and i'm in the u.s miltary. give them credit.
canadian army still have the best military snipers in the world and there record speak for it self, look it up. and i'm in the u.s military. give them credit.
Canadian army still have the best snipers in the world, there record speak for it self they hold records, look it up. and, i'm in the united states military. so gave these canadian soldiers credit.
I request all of my Christian Brothers that they should study the holy Quran and got original teaching of God and achieve success in long run
shitty ole wainwright eh, not that gagetown is much better
If you stunning and brave soldiers can find the time could you I don’t know maybe defend Canada from enemies both foreign and DOMESTIC. Hey you save some time by not training the Chinese.
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@@ArmyJames yes because obviously the junior soldier dictates Canadian foreign policy...
@@dominicsobotka6838 LMAO nice to see u on army videos here too, graduated with u Friday.
@@randomdude1053 haha small world eh