From Canada the average Canadian winter prepares you for battle. Just being outside can kill you… drive a few hours outside major cities bears and wolves kill you… we grow up playing hockey beating the crap out of each other … look up our history in WW2 when it comes to beef we handle it #devilsbrigade

Irony is that Vietnam would not have been swayed by communism (and giving life to the domino effect theory of the cold war that led to US boots on the ground) if it wasn't for France and how they brewed hatred for capitalism and imperialism. To the Vietnamese, French Occupation was their experience of capitalism and it made them miserable. Of course they jumped on the idealogy that fights it. The big Western mistake was to see north vietnam's communism through the cold war lense, instead of seeing it as a fight for sovereignty. They said so many time, its always country before communism.

JTF2 holds the #2 longest confirmed sniper kill (a soldier from another Canadian unit is at #6). I think it was about 3.5km with a crosswind. We may be few, but we're deadly. We weren't officially involved in the 2003 Iraq war, but that's where it happened. When you need a dude dead from a couple of miles away, we're the guys you call.

Their motto is from general Živojin Mišić, from ww1, so there is no way they take motto from yours army. But how much you know history...everything is ok

Try the devils brigade

In Afghanistan we've had close engagements maybe once a week on average and never had to look towards the sky. These guys are fighting a peer with constant contact day and night. It's fucking terrifying man.

they are called orcs for several reasons, political (they are obsessed with fundamental concepts such as human rights and international law), cultural (lack of individualism, complete submission to their leader, slave mentality) and historical (the Russian state originates from the golden horde and attacks lands of modern Ukraine precisely from the same territories where the lands captured by the Golden Horde were located)

I was stationed at HMS Collingwood in 1958-1962 and our branch was represented by a team which practiced every day for about 6 months before the competition took place. It was very intense. The competition continues but no longer as the Royal NAVY field gun competition. The Royal Navy Command Field Gun competition was discontinued after the final Royal Tournament at Earls Court in 1999. However, the Brickwoods Field Gun competition, which is now known as the RNRMC (Royal Navy/Royal Marines Charity) Field Gun Competition, is still held annually at HMS Collingwood. I could not find a link for a video of the present version of the competition. Here's a link to the details of the competition which also includes the winners and runners up for the competition to last year (2023). en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Field_gun_competition#Brickwood%27s_Field_Gun

There are "marines" then there are Marines

there was a massive spate of prison riots like this across the uk during that period, screws used to have groups that would come in your cell on a night and beat the shit out of you, sometimes cos you spoke to an officer the wrong way sometimes cos they heard a rumour from another jails screw or sometimes just cos they were bored and had drank on the night shift. In hmp Armley they were known as the A team until finally a couple of decent officers got brave and came forward and they tried to ruin their lives for years, but when the walls started closing in they all turned on each other and couldn't grass each other up fast enough, i'm not saying they were good people doing the rioting but im saying the screws played a part and there is only so far u can push people before they push back, even today normal wing officers aren't allowed cell keys on the night shifts and if they need to enter a cell they have to call first response down with a key

#SLAVAUKRAINI 💙💙💛💛

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Believe it or not, the scout ranger knowledge of tracking on the jungle by weed and soil footprints mark,, are came from the knowledge of old philippine revolutionary army, or what we called now the ccp-Npa.. Way back after ww2.. there are already establish on the remote areas or some part of the country's in the mountains.. that has already have been group of revolutionary, this people are master's of tracking and hiding their tracks,, And the time of ferdinand marcos Sr. Our philippine army captured some of the members of the revolutionary people, when our army that time.. if the have operation they bring the revolutionary with them to guide to the jungle,, AND THAT is the first our scout rangers had the knowledge and mastered the way of guerilla operation..

Rip shaggy .. you will be missed

There is no way Ukraine is going to win back their territory.

You complain a lot its a military ration smh

Ukraine Azov Nazis and another clueless American

Ukraine Azov Nazis and another clueless American

Coldstream guards, they perform the ceremonies and they guard, they are armed when on guard duty but not on parade. However there are snipers and gunners present whenever HRH is in residence.

I wish the navy put the same effort into blocking boats of illegals in the English channel as they do policing fishing boats.

Didnt have to partake in a separate SERE-course, when i got the Ruska 19 experience. Week and a half spent in the woods, looking out for OPFOR consisting of actual career SOF's. Personal record for the longest duration of time spent awake was just shy three days, with your clothes and gear constantly getting exposed to the elements. I think the first time i got dry pair of socks and boxer briefs was on the day the exercise ended. Good experience tho, very humbling.

Too many guys killed surrendering to drones. So surrendering seems not to be an option. It's also really important to remember that Ukrainians and western Russian are the same people with very similar cultural attitudes. So don't expect a significantly different attitude. Not usa vs afghans. Very different cultures

your face in game lol...looks like in real action...im same in COD MW

noticed in sas video you had pg tips tea...just for show or you like our tea ? lol....were u in uk when rreacting too that vid

Saw this live yes.....seemed like sas did it quicker....when over they suddenly gone....amazing guys....you dont volunteer,your chosen

When canada goes to war the Geneva checklist get longer. Remember that

military is obligatory in switzerland and everyone can take their gun home after the training. so most swiss citizen are actually armed.

you dont understand our swiss mountains go around the whole country they really encase the whole country of switzerland so our mountains really are a full on country sized fortress

who we have to fear isn't Putin but the stupid decision of the country's around, the EU, NATO and the main perpetrator of all the US.

this is a very true story

My Dad was with the Canadian Black Watch in WW11. I asked him if they took prisoners, he said, " we couldn't." ......On the march. He was captured 3 tmes and escaped. Great intuition my Dad had and fearless with not an inch of bravado.

You're talking about Canadians , of Colonial Descent and Natives. The true Canadians.

The 30 milers is on top of it all, you are done before you start!

Опять с деревьями воюют и фильм снимают) they fighting with trees and making films

Trump should check history before pissing of Canadians and those who respect and love us

another advantage that JTF2 have is that they train in subzero temperatures. cold builds people different

As a Dutch guy, none of this is cool or fun.. people here in general will recoil at the sight of a gun or rifle.. that being said, I'm proud we have such highly trained special forces, both police and military.. for such a small country we really have some special people doing amazing work.. if you ever find yourself in The Netherlands, go visit the Nationaal Militair Museum (NMM / National Military Museum), it's located at an old airfield in a beautiful area and it has a lot of history to it, showcasing a lot of military material (going back centuries!) and telling a lot of personal stories of soldiers/officers. I highly recommend visiting it.

I'm going to call you 'gnarly' from now on 😂

Bla bla bla…..gotta make it about you

For fox sake, STFU! If you don't know the history, please learn it BEFORE putting this stuff up. I was looking forward to hearing a USMC take on SAS ops. Not having someone wondering about every 60 frames.....

It’s a hockey mentally 😂

As an ex Italian soldier, I was Alpino Let' 's break it down, Italy has a range of special forces and elite units across its military Gruppo di Intervento Speciale (GIS) Elite counterterrorism unit of the Carabinieri. It specializes in hostage rescue, counterterrorism, and high-risk operations. Comando Subacquei e Incursori (COMSUBIN) Naval special forces unit of the Italian Navy, was divided into two groups: Incursori (Raiders): Specializing in underwater sabotage, direct action, and special reconnaissance. Palombari (Divers): Experts in explosive ordnance disposal and underwater engineering. 9º Reggimento d'Assalto Paracadutisti "Col Moschin" Elite paratrooper regiment of the Italian Army. It conducts direct action, special reconnaissance, and counterterrorism missions. 85º Reggimento Ricognizione Acquisizione Obiettivi (RAO) Special forces unit specialized in long-range reconnaissance and target acquisition for artillery and airstrikes. 17º Stormo Incursori Special operations unit of the Italian Air Force, focusing on airfield seizure, combat search and rescue (CSAR), and air support operations. Italy’s military includes highly specialized units like the Alpini, Lagunari, Folgore, the Battaglione San Marco, 4th Alpine Paratroopers Regiment which are not considered special forces but rather elite troops trained for specific operational scenarios. These are some of Italy’s top elite military units, each with their own unique skills and history. The Lagunari are experts in amphibious operations, trained to fight in coastal, lagoon, and urban areas, carrying on Venice’s proud maritime tradition. The Alpine Paratroopers unit which specializes in mountain and high-risk missions, is known for operating in extreme and tough conditions. The Alpini are Italy’s legendary mountain troops, famous for their ability to handle the toughest terrain and weather. The Folgore Brigade is an elite airborne unit of the Italian Army, specialized in rapid-deployment missions. Known for their parachute operations, they excel in combat, reconnaissance, and securing strategic objectives, often behind enemy lines. The brigade also participates in peacekeeping, humanitarian missions, and counter-terrorism, operating in diverse and extreme environments. Renowned for their professionalism and versatility, the Folgore represents Italy in both military operations and ceremonial events. Meanwhile, the San Marco Battalion, part of the Navy, is Italy’s marine force, specializing in amphibious and rapid-response missions by sea, air, or land. These units stand out for their exceptional training, versatility, and ability to take on the hardest challenges.

Battle of Vimy Ridge WWI, Freeing Netherlands, Sniper Division and Leo Major the Canadian who wouldnt not abandon his men or give his life up regardless of the pain and suffering endured.. literally a crazy story.. broke his back in 4 places, lost an eye broke both ankles and most of his ribs and refused to be evacuated and went back to full service after a months rest. LEGEND! a few worthy history moments and videos to check out. im glad you say that about WW1 because it was a way different war so yeah canadas reputation was al ittle different from WWI to WWII but very meticulous and human behaviour can be disgusting and vengeful especailly in war. i coulldnt even imagine the intense fear. but the reliance of you for your men and your men for you is a powerful force. thanks to all the men and women within the military of North America and the World. very proud as a Canadian and glad to be bringing back a stronger military force during crazy times but never wish they need to fight for us our our rights. drafts are needed if you arent Canadian well just do what is needed when we need to. but lets aim for better so were all not streesing over this crazy time in the history of the world.. avoid a WWIII and atleast start allying together again.. all for one. not one for one.. brothers and sisters in arms

When I was a kid I would go every year to the Royal Tournament and watch this. It is x10 better live when you are in the crowd. The atmosphere was electric. It is a real shame this is finished.

heard the aussie passed away in combat ☹️ rip a real warrior

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WW2 Canada went because it was the right thing to do, US still traded and supported Germany until Pearl harbour when JPN forced them in

Ukraine best fighter in the world today.

A guy i know fought in Ukraine, he said if you were the one "fighting" shepherds in afghanistan or iraq and got ptsd, then here you would be done psychologically. He told me he first went there with 9 friends, so 10 people, after 10 days 2 were left with him included, one became a 500 after the first shoot out

11:35 like its their own fault, why go to a terrorists country? Play stupid games win stupid prices Its not worth risking good soldiers for two useless civilian