Mark Time From Slow March and Halt

[@Franciszak-o6m]

Is this Canada? The channel is simply registered to Ghana, but Ghana does not have such an autumn. And the nature is more reminiscent of Europe or North America. In any case, in my opinion, all these marches are a relic of the past, inherited from those old armies where the evenness of the formation and the correctness of the gait played a significant role on the battlefield. Now, for most of the army, this is a waste of time; it is much better to spend this time on training with weapons, practicing tactical techniques and physical training. The only ones who really need correct marching are the model regiments and the honorary guard.

[@noobfromtheuk1113]

I can confirm that this is not Canadian, the marching and halting in slow time looks like current CAF, but looking at their channel's other videos some drill movements are quite different. My best guess is British army cadets or just old pre-ww2 era Canadian drill. Also I'd argue that basic drill knowledge for all soldiers is still quite useful as the most efficient way to move troops by foot and best way to conduct headcount, announcements, and assign taskings (Also great as punishment or to burn downtime).

[@Franciszak-o6m]

​@@noobfromtheuk1113 I've already watched other videos, I think it's still Canada. There's a video where a soldier in the same uniform marches like Canadians march.

[@dpdfpdffgp]

what he sayin

[@jjrider6758]

You don't need to know what he's saying, only they need to know and they clearly understand perfectly well..