Can YOU handle Basic Military Training? (Reserves)

[@burnsbislin4253]

Everyone bashing this video: no one is joinging the army, how do you attract young people?

[@randomlygeneratedname7171]

Get andrew tate in uniform telling the fools how to get rich quick and laid a lot. Works every time.

[@evansilva3045]

By not being woke and weak

[@lardface6]

LOL not to canadian military where they dont even have plate carriers

[@MrJasoncklein]

@@evansilva3045 Not by employing sloppy looking "men" with manbuns.

[@matthewbarnbrook6218]

@burnsbislin4253 there is no incentive to join. Sure, good pay & "see the world" but get injured or released and the CF doesn't want to take care of you. VAC does that and you may end up with less than you deserve! OR little else.

[@MrBobbyBrown2006]

I can't answer that question because last year my application sat on somebodies desk for 8 months while I had already passed all my medical tests, as well as CFAT. No reason for the delay. I pulled my application and pursued a different career.

[@sticklycards]

bet your white right that why

[@deffekt8323]

@MrBobbyBrown2006 recruiters were told specifically NOT to hire any Caucasian males for 2 full years. Once they opened them up again, it was not acceptable to have more than 15% of your approved applications be Caucasian males. This is not satirical, this is information directly from the desk of someone who worked in recruitment for those 2 years.

[@MrBobbyBrown2006]

@@deffekt8323 This is not surprising considering the entire state of our government.

[@deffekt8323]

@MrBobbyBrown2006 amen brother, I hope you found a career that is fulfilling to you. The military would have bled you dry, and maybe one day, it would be worth looking into again under new leadership. But best of luck in your endeavors either way!

[@M.A-k6u]

@@deffekt8323 pray tell which 2 years were those

[@jordanw8382]

Good to see my old shipmate MS Doyle. I ran a couple regular force BMQs in 2021 as a Platoon Commander. We had a lot of issues with inadequate equipment, lack of uniforms, lack of boots, piss poor leadership. But my instructors were some of the most dedicated people in the CAF that I've ever worked with, and we held it together and graduated over 100 new members, some really good people. I didn't expect it but running BMQ was actually some of the most rewarding work I've done in my 15 year career. We still had some dress and grooming standards then. I honestly don't know what I would do now.

[@ciroanonymous4186]

Whatching this while eating a tims pizza rn

[@Vertignasse82]

I haven't tried those yet. Are they good?

[@hudcs]

@@Vertignasse82 nope

[@Vertignasse82]

@@hudcs Awww..... lol

[@LoganBlundell457]

Pancakes with REAL Canadian Maple Syrup

[@itsjames69]

​@@Vertignasse82 not as good as Air Canada pizza. You decide now.

[@maxwelllewis4486]

Whole lot of people who have never served a day in their lives talkin' a whole lot of shit on here....

[@jenyaz1303]

I served and was an instructor. CAF is garbage and don't join.

[@matthewbarnbrook6218]

@maxwelllewis4486 I served 20 years in the Military. And towards the end of my career, some 25 years ago, the military was already changing for the worse. And now, even foreign militaries comment on our lack of discipline and decorum!!!!!!!° Point made!!!

[@marcusaetius9309]

I completed my contract with the CAF in the infantry. It’s a fecken political dog’s breakfast.

[@myhounddog]

As a generational Canadian I am proud of the members of my family who have fought for our Canadian freedom and values--- and those in my family who plan to join. Thank you All for your service ❤.

[@addykochain2362]

I served…and tell people not to any chance I get. Canada doesn’t deserve brave men and woman suffering for an ignorant and ungrateful nation. End of story.

[@mapletouqe]

I was on the second roation of RBMQ this summer, and this is 100% accurate. It will be a lot, it will be hard, but it will also be very rewarding in the end.

[@CurriedBat]

Frenchy looks like a dude I rode up the chairlift with a few weeks back, who I believe works for the mountain now, he was a naval engineer. Did his time, and now he's living the good life.

[@jlzivi5277]

Reservists should receive the same rigorous basic training as the Regular Force, either at CFLRS or any base that conducts D-BMQ, to ensure a uniform standard of discipline, skills, and preparedness. During my trade training, I encountered reservists in the course who had noticeable difficulty with drill-one of the core elements of military discipline. Drill goes beyond simple marching; it instills focus, precision, and respect for structure, which are essential qualities in any military environment. When we discussed our basic training experiences, the differences became clear. For many of the reservists, basic training seemed less intense, even described by some as “a walk in the park.” This perception likely reflects a difference in training standards or levels of intensity between the two groups. As a result, reservists may not always develop the same level of discipline or readiness as their Regular Force counterparts. This gap in training standards can affect unit cohesion, performance, and mutual respect, making it all the more important for both reservists and Regular Force members to receive the same foundational training.

[@charlesdark2861]

How hard your BMQ is for reservists depends a lot on what armory or base you trained on, as well as your staff. It is a genuine issue, my basic was taught mostly by infanteers so we didn't get more than maybe 20 minutes of free time in a night right before lights out and got beasted often unless we had a test the following day, at which point we'd usually be granted 3-4 hours to study, clean our rifles and shacks and prep for inspection the next morning, but if you get non-infanteer staff you'll usually have a mildly more relaxed experience. Reservists also get the option of a weekend BMQ which is done with the idea of troops being able to work their full-time jobs during the week and then do BMQ on the weekend, and unfortunately it results in a lot of skill fade between weekends and generally results in easier courses. It's unfortunate and oftentimes results in lower cohesion and large amounts of skill fade.

[@itsjames69]

While I agree, BMQ and drill are such a small slice of your job in the greater picture. I could see why they don't want to waste resources on the full scale St Jean experience. My two cents would be leave the mediocre drill alone but give reservists better reg force support on trade courses, as this is what really matters.

[@notABGwnabe]

Id love to do this, hopefully i get called for testing soon!!

[@Abbittibbi]

Easier? How can it be easier that the basic I went thru for the regular in 2004? What is going with the military? How about uniforms, hairs and beard?

[@wnose]

It's for reservists

[@daisyveronique3439]

Updated dress regulations... Plus uniforms change over time. Beards have been allowed for quite a few years now. The navy has traditionally allowed beards due to traditions, though there was a short period where they stopped that

[@Abbittibbi]

@@daisyveronique3439 Well, back in my days in the regular force of the Navy, beard was allowed with excuse, but it was not generalized... and how about men hairs? That is not only for fancy, it's about being uniform, clean, discipline...

[@Latviešu_Amēlija]

​@@Abbittibbi quit yapping. Men grow beards. Making men shave beards for what reason?? As long as its not 20ft long and in the way??? Whats your issue?

[@Abbittibbi]

@@Latviešu_Amēlija Issue, this is the military period. This is not the military I was in. PERIOD. As veteran, I feel bad when it's not uniformed...

[@wnose]

1:45 In basic, they're pricks about equipment maintenance because it demonstrates responsiblity and attention to detail. This will help you later when you get more responsibility.

[@stevestruthers6180]

Plus the fact that your personal issue weapon will be of no value in combat if it fails to function correctly due to lack of proper maintenance. In which case, you will be combat ineffective, and you and your teammates may end up dead or seriously wounded as a result. One person's failure to do his job can, and often does have a ripple effect that can spread to an entire section or platoon.

[@_Matsimus_]

Interesting 😄

[@Karansharma1778]

Whats funny ?

[@smokynagata88]

Exactly what I wanted to ask, what’s so funny?

[@jon_3453]

@@smokynagata88Navy that’s what

[@jon_3453]

@@Karansharma1778it’s the navy

[@smokynagata88]

@@jon_3453 what about the navy?

[@johnjones3208]

Oh! Boy, I look at this and wonder how many would have been capable of fitting into the military 35 yrs ago. I have just got to shake my head.

[@j.m7972]

None of them. We have gotten soft in all aspects of the military. The next war will be a rough one

[@deffekt8323]

@@j.m7972 only got ammo for 3 days of sustained combat... what war? 🤷‍♂️🤔😬

[@j.m7972]

Haha facts

[@lordadriaan]

Though I passed both the fitness test and the exam, I unfortunately didn't make it through the medical due to a hearing issue-even though I hear normally. Wishing the best of luck to future reservists! Keep pushing forward!

[@cjm7764]

Sorry. I am sure there is some path in life you will find. ❤

[@marcusaetius9309]

You dodged a bullet buddy.

[@addykochain2362]

Also agreeing that you dodged a bullet.

[@user-lz2vp2yn1f]

Basic military training? We have never called it that, it’s BMQ.

[@daisyveronique3439]

Easier for civilians who never joined to understand it

[@billsherman8755]

Here this will date me when I was in it was basic training then BTT basic trades training then STT specialized trades training by then you were a corporal then it was CLC combat leader course at the RCR battle school for me that's when we changed to the QL 2,3,4, etc

[@laurencemathewriggs8023]

I’m an older guy I’m 51 haven’t been in school for a long time I have a tone of heavy equipment experience. Would I still have to do an aptitude test.

[@marcusaetius9309]

If you are signing up for the CAF at 51 they should be giving you a sanity test…

[@L.L]

Every one have to do it but nothing you can’t pass I am sure.

[@marcusaetius9309]

@ true, they are pretty desperate and will take just about anyone.

[@RyanX-f2h]

If he has the will and the desire, what's the problem? ​@@marcusaetius9309

[@RyanX-f2h]

Yes. And I say go for it.

[@carolinelarocque7982]

Did mod 1-2 not merge together last week ? Removing DL portion? Might be worth updating the info before posting it. 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@David-n1s1p]

We have basically done these fitness tests once a year in school physed from grade 7 on,sit ups,push ups,pull ups,flexed arm hang laps around the gym c'mon I'm sure you remember it,then you got a gold silver bronze or none badge 🤣😂

[@8bit_paul]

Endurance, integrity, dignity, pride. As long as we have those I don't care too much what they look like.

[@marcusaetius9309]

😂😂🤣😂😂……

[@TYLERCEO-bk2gb]

What do tou do after completion

[@executioner1979]

Can they handle manpons in size 7654?

[@PenieWenie]

how are they making it softer and softer

[@jon_3453]

It’s the navy lol

[@coffebean94]

Tell us more about all your experience in the military, aside from all those Call of Duty tours

[@cron1165]

@@coffebean94"Softer and softer" says the guy that's never joined any branch of the military 😂 People are so quick to judge when 99% of people couldn't even handle this, no matter how easy it looks in a KZbin video

[@coffebean94]

@@cron1165 nah, I'm sure he served in all the branches and was a JFT-2 sniper in the hottest of war zones

[@veganchildsoldier9243]

@@coffebean94even if he hasn’t been in, it doesn’t take someone to be in the caf to see how much of a joke it is.

[@jordenbolsby6511]

Is this for all basic training now

[@couldntthinkofagoodname4384]

Only navy, I believe. When I went through basic, it was in person the entire time.

[@addykochain2362]

Can YOU ensure I have a issued sleeping bag?

[@TheJeremygoodyear]

If you can't handle it, Well, I don't know what to say. It was a joke when I did it in 2001, I'm sure it is even softer now.

[@jsthecanuck6804]

They should be hooching it in the bushes but I guess they’re navy anyways

[@Thenowinsurl]

We had 3 days in the field, wish it was longer it was the best part of the whole course

[@ThePreparedSailor]

I was navy and we did the week at farnham in the hooches back in 2019

[@TheeYellowDart]

@@jsthecanuck6804 This entire course is in Mod Tents. Not every course gets hard shacks then goes to the field.

[@jsthecanuck6804]

@@TheeYellowDart yeah no cock during PT, kit soup, shower parties and getting your shit flipped every inspection everyday since its technically in the field huh

[@jsthecanuck6804]

@@TheeYellowDart yeah no cocking during PT, kit soup, shower parties and getting shit flipped every inspection everyday since it counts as the field huh

[@sticklycards]

sound of any ammer moving? Man, I feel sorry for this younger generation. I wish them well

[@et_g615]

Just turned 20 last month and now im getting myself to ready to join, i just wish i started when i was 17. Feeling like i wasted good time.

[@alexxxxx1999]

Military should be mandatory in every country for at least 6 months to a year.

[@marcusaetius9309]

I would be big on that if we were like Switzerland, non-aligned and not obligated to fight in wars that have nothing to do with us.

[@alexandrevaliquette3883]

I don't agree. I think critical thinking and basic negotiation skills should be a better investment. Less time wasted believing in fairy tale such as God will help a lot too.

[@oswaldjacobs1882]

no

[@CanuckOutdoors]

GOOD VIDEO, MAKE MORE.

[@240dream]

Canada can't afford to pay for PT clothing... that's brutal

[@charlesdark2861]

PT clothes are issued out at the unit level because PT strip is usually unique to the unit (with a handful of exceptions). These are reservists so they already have units they belong to before they even ship off to BMQ, some units give their troops unit PT strip before they go on course, but a lot of units require you to pass your DP1 before you earn the privilege of wearing the regiment's PT strip. Myself and most of the other gunners I know had to wear civie PT strip during our basic and DP1 not because our units couldn't afford PT strip, but because we weren't gunners yet, so we weren't allowed to wear anything with "RCA" or the arty badge. It'd be like if we wore the arty cap badge before we ever pulled the laniard, it's like as a cardinal sin for us.

[@stevestruthers6180]

Funny thing, when I was a reservist doing my Recruit Basic training in the summer of 1979, we were issued PT kit consisting of two T-shirts, a pair of shorts, and running shoes. And back in those days, the military wasn't very well funded and cutbacks were the norm.

[@AR-td3tu]

We just ran in our green t shirts on basic.

[@DarrenCarlyle-u1f]

I did 15 weeks basic training in Cornwallis Nova Scotia in the heat of the summer.

[@Bellski]

I go to out of the army in 2010. So they’ve completely lifted any hair standards for men i see… what the hell is going on in the military??

[@SimRacingVeteran]

Tampons in the male bathrooms now too.

[@MrJasoncklein]

I'll never get used to see man buns and women with pony tails in the "military". Also, what happened to the standard 8 to 10 weeks Basic Training in St Jean?

[@Chokerdown]

It says reserves right in the title...

[@M.A-k6u]

*It's still there. That's for the Reg Force. This is for the reserves or "part timers".*

[@MrJasoncklein]

@user-nb7co9hs3g Reservists trained 8 weeks in St Jean and Farnam before. And, were trained by Reg Force. This looks much, much lower quality.

[@ryanrrothwell]

@@M.A-k6u Reserves in the 90's had BMQ that was 2 months in Petawawa. 2 full months all at once

[@Armwerx]

Have you ever served? These men and women are stronger and more disciplined than you'll ever be

[@5qs849]

Surviving 9 years of Trudeau should automatically pass the psychological evaluation portion.

[@evansilva3045]

Yes, it’s been made too easy. The fact any of it is online now is insanity

[@TheeYellowDart]

Topics like Law of Armed Conflict does not need to be death by PowerPoint. It also determines if a candidate is capable of self learning.

[@milesschwab5705]

I used to make those tents

[@SimRacingVeteran]

I used to be in the military.

[@l.b.-l.8252]

caf trying to make 2 weeks bmq look hard lmao.the recruits have so much free time, some end up having relations and get kicked out

[@nobodybienvenue9629]

J’étais sur le court à côté d’eux et il l’avais vraiment facile

[@YourAverageCanadian29]

G'Day! I have a quick question. I am aiming to join the forces. But I haven't exactly sorted out what enviroment I want to go into yet. I am 17 and turning 18 this September. Any advice for basic training?

[@NMUOffical]

I just noticed you're from the Ottawa Game on Roblox.

[@deffekt8323]

@YourAverageCanadian29 that's a question best answered with some introspection my guy. The military can afford you many opportunities in many different environments, but it ultimately depends on what you are most comfortable, or interested, in. Do you enjoy being outdoors, and the idea of camping in the rain or snow doesn't bother you? Maybe one of the combat arms trades is for you. Do you like working with tech and radios? Signaler. Do you like staying dry and counting thousands of bullets? Ammo Tech. Like vehicles and engines? Vehicle tech! Do you like the Ocean? Navy. Although, I can't speak much for them as my time was spent in the Infantry. I have heard great things about serving in the Air Force from friends but again have no experience to offer. I can say, however, that all the jokes about "chair force" become more of an envy based joke after 3 weeks in the field 😅 Best of luck in your endeavors. Feel free to reach out if you have more specific questions. I'm happy to answer what I can.

[@SilverOrlov]

@@deffekt8323 It seems like a pretty banal answer, but sometimes people at the start lack exactly this from the outside, for someone to voice such a simple thought. Maybe it will really help him... Not really in the context of the comment, but I just decided to share myself: Having moved to Canada, I confirmed my diploma from the maritime academy from my previous country (for higher points for the immigration program). After working in the sea and ocean in the past, I thought that if I return to the water, then it will be something coastal, since I like the idea and spirit of the local ocean. Either fish/lobsters, or try the coast guard. I haven't decided for myself yet.

[@BartholomewJenkins69420]

Imagine serving in a military that pretends like women and men are physically the same

[@gchambs]

Does it make sense to have different physical standards for men and women? If the only person around who can haul your unconscious body out of a flooding compartment is a woman wouldn't you want to know they are capable of doing it?

[@VestaRoleplay]

If the women can't drag and pull a 160lbs dummy across the floor, she can't join. That's it. No cutting corners for genders. It's crucial for survival of your brothers and sisters.

[@Freyia935]

@@gchambsI’d rather have a trained man do it instead of finding out if a woman is equally capable. There’s a reason why women don’t make it at so many military courses around the world.

[@The_channel_of_channels]

Please, bring back some type of standards. Those hairs are way to long.

[@Bellski]

Dude legit…what the hell is going on?

[@meron9104]

❤❤❤❤

[@Steve-t5l]

It seems like the standards for dress and deportment have gone out the window. When I went through Basic in Cornwallis in 1986, the instructors didn't have man buns.

[@jamesdiaz793]

As one of the course officers who took candidates from leather jackets and long hair to combats and crew cuts at battle school and brought them home to regiment beginning in the winter of 1987, You are damned right they didn't!

[@heinrichkleist3473]

It was pretty dang easy, but a lot of younger recruits found it very hard because kids these days are bloody lazy and out of shape.

[@L.L]

Yes it is very easy

[@billsherman8755]

Hard to take a guy with a man bun serious is he a yoga instructor in civilian life

[@mmooney6860]

omg we are in trouble

[@MikeGradyPDX]

What’s with the man-bun on an instructor!?!

[@cron1165]

What about it? What branch of the military are you in? How many months of training have you personally been through?

[@MikeGradyPDX]

@@cron1165 I’m retired. Served 10 years in the Navy, and was a drill instructor in Cornwallis.

[@charlesdark2861]

with HAIRFORGEN, a lot of hairstyles were suddenly allowed to "promote individuality" or something along those lines. Why we're promoting individuality when one of the first things that was drilled into me during my basic was "you are one team, there are no individuals" is beyond me though.

[@daisyveronique3439]

​@@charlesdark2861ya know women have had various styles of hair that were following regulations and even had pierced ears so why not for guys if they so wish to have longer hair and what not? Plus it's not like hair length actually means you're more or less professional

[@charlesdark2861]

@@daisyveronique3439 Women were still pretty constrained when it came to hairstyles prior to the new HAIRFORGEN, it was just a handful of variations of buns and braids, I don't recall if they were even allowed ponytails or anything of the sort. Their piercings were also pretty limited, both for professionalism and for safety (large earrings have a much higher chance of getting caught on something). The reason for the short hair is both for professionalism and for cleanliness, hence why buzzcuts were a staple of the military for so long (and still are in a lot of foreign militaries). Even when you're not in theater, even short exercises are usually one week, longer ones easily reach into the 2 or 3 week mark, and you're seldom ever given a chance to shower in that timeframe. Short haircuts help prevent the spread of lice, fleas and, to a lesser extent, ticks. Women being allowed to have long hair was compromise made to make the military more accessible to them, it wasn't originally meant to create any sense of individuality, I was simply saying how one of the first things that was drilled into us on my basic was that we weren't individuals, and yet HAIRFORGEN conflicts with that idea.

[@mike6.10]

I’m sorry Maybe I’m old school or rigid. But a man with a hair bun in the military. Com on. That’s embarrassing.

[@petersullivan2837]

Is that instructor allowed long hair in a bun

[@marcusaetius9309]

Fancy high paced music! Avoid the CAF like the plague. It ain’t what it used to be…

[@daniellejose6382]

If you love your country DO IT. But if youre financially supporting youre family im sorry but its a big NO i knew someone who works in the infantry before and now works as an HEO at some oIlsands here in alberta and he got payed triple times the salary in the CAF.( he almost renewed contract he said but glad he didnt)

[@joligarcon2433]

broken up to make it easier lmao what a joke

[@forumjeep]

méchant cours de fefi

[@Nick-ho6mi]

Is this cadets ?

[@davidbennett288]

No, cadets has become even worse than this.

[@tokinmonkey1280]

I do want to join to keep are country safe but with the state of are military now and Trudeau idk i wouldn't fight for Trudeau i would just fight for the people also are system should of got back to him leting him know why its taking so long or why hes not able to join

[@DonDewar-q3j]

Shave that beard off Lance Corporal and you’ll get more respect. Nice video otherwise…

[@robmilne67]

Compared to what I went through in the 70s and 80s. These people are snowflakes

[@oswaldjacobs1882]

jeez some of you need to chill tf out

[@WillyMartini]

I’m an air cadet for canada and we do this stuff barely and mostly all drills 😂

[@spooky7406]

We need more warriors not reservists I wanted to join the Canadian army but it’s getting weaker I’m changing my mind and try to move to USA

[@TheeYellowDart]

You realize that Primary Reserve made up nearly 30% of the soldiers that deployed to Afghanistan right?

[@nick9099]

lol what a dumpster fire

[@edwardhudson9851]

Man Bun ffs

[@joseleyton9610]

Bring new instructors from San Diego, Real marines.

[@LasArmas_]

LMFAO NO I WOULKDNT JOIN IF I WAS EVEN NOT STRAIGHT, BUT THANKS ANYWAY

[@smokynagata88]

@@LasArmas_ you couldn’t even join if you tried lmao. Soft

[@alphaisdank42069]

@@smokynagata88 Oh he could, they will take him and anyone, but they wont put you on course cause were so underfunded.

[@smokynagata88]

@@alphaisdank42069 almost 30 billion on the military and still underfunded… god I hate the media

[@daisyveronique3439]

​@@alphaisdank42069underfunded? How so? Especially as we've never had a defence budget this big, even if it's not the 2% wanted by NATO but steps are being taken to get it there.... Ya know who spent the least amount of our gdp on defense in Canadian history? Harper

[@deffekt8323]

@daisyveronique3439 moving in the right direction? Like 10 dollar a day childcare? 🤦‍♂️ You're just an empty headed shill who has never served a day in their life. Find a hobby, David.

[@TheeYellowDart]

Weapon is cocked and on safe. Just tell the candidate that it isnt supposed to be. No one is shooting anybody with the reciever open and empty magazines. That line from the instructor about being shot was cringe as fuck.

[@midcontinental597]

BMQ is that a woke word for a nicer more softer version of what we went through in the 1970's ridiculous!!!!!!!

[@Nathaniel-Heavyfoot]

Lol

[@johnchristian664]

LMAO

[@Kigey]

Camp vimy😂 l’endroit le plus easy pour un qmb

[@oswaldjacobs1882]

blah blah blah english ffs

[@sedled2829]

We dont need more reservist, we need more warriors. Canada is getting weaker

[@belosky2812]

reservists can be warriors, its the training that they recieve and their mentality is what sets them apart. Ive seen reservists surpass reg force people in many aspects. doesnt matter reg force or reserve, what matters is the soldier themself

[@Kyrnist]

So when did you enlist ??

[@coffebean94]

Tell us more about all your experience in the military, aside from Call of Duty tours

[@opiel5274]

This for the Navy. We 1000% need more. Full time or part time. We need our ships at full capacity. We have way too much coast that isn't being patrolled at the moment.

[@sedled2829]

@@opiel5274 I mean we need more full time Marines, not part-time students soldiers playing boot camp

[@DRUMNERD]

What the actually bloody hell is that drill instructor doing with a man bun 🤦‍♂️ We need to return our armed forces to the greatness that trudolf has removed. Always will be a proud Canuck.

[@davidbennett288]

@2:06..... get a haircut bud. And wear your beret properly, not that difficult.

[@luken8088]

They changed the regulations for hair l not to long ago. but that beret ain’t got no excuse

[@twinninglight]

Training for what, to get sexually assaulted by the fellow soldiers and can't speak about the crime. SHAME ON YOU

[@milesschwab5705]

Did this happen or something?

[@twinninglight]

@@milesschwab5705 kzbin.info/www/bejne/l3zRqn58ft6Naq8si=kX6FZmp1SW1YT-Rg

[@alphaisdank42069]

What a joke

[@icy244]

What do you mean by that?

[@alphaisdank42069]

@@icy244 The military, the standards of the CAF, BMQ, our funding, veteran support, housing for CAF. All a joke.

[@daisyveronique3439]

​@@alphaisdank42069it's been that way for decades... Though ironically it's better funded now than it has been in the last twenty years

[@alphaisdank42069]

@@daisyveronique3439 what are you talking about? Genuinely? its never been this bad

[@deffekt8323]

@@daisyveronique3439 tell me you've never served a day in your life without telling me....

[@matthewbarnbrook6218]

What a joke! On line "training"? To make it easier for them? And instructors with "man-buns"? Our Forces are going for shit!!!!! VP

[@WakandaX_]

Curious, are you a member of CAF?

[@charlesdark2861]

@@WakandaX_Considering he signed off with "VP" and most civies I've met dont know that we refer to PPCLI as VP (i.e. 2VP = 2PPCLI, 3VP = 3PPCLI), I'd say its safe to assume so.

[@daisyveronique3439]

How does someone's hair offend you so much? Ya know they updated the dress regs quite a few years ago, don't like them, don't get one.

[@daisyveronique3439]

​@@charlesdark2861yet is pissy about how someone else does their hair, despite it being within regulations.

[@charlesdark2861]

@@daisyveronique3439 Lots of dudes disagree with it and believe it looks unprofessional. Generally, a lot of combat arms guys will shun the longer hair and say it looks unprofessional.

[@zoomzoom6091]

Marines are supposed to be the best why is this training so preschool😂😂😂😂😂

[@ayo-v1p]

Canada doesn’t have a Marine Corp. You mistook the French translation for Navy as Marines. Don’t worry I also fell victim to that and a personnel corrected me. So now you should also correct anyone who makes the same mistake

[@daisyveronique3439]

We don't have a marine corps like the US or other nations. Marine is French for navy...

[@goatedchild6345]

Oh yes Americas plan z

[@Matthew-fr6io]

Canada has a military? What a joke. I’d rather move to Russia

[@Adam-rj9wz]

Russias military is worse

[@smokynagata88]

lol please, tell us about it when you’re there

[@ApoplecticCanadian]

The Standards have dramatically fallen! We're so fucked if another country chooses to invade!

[@jamesprice4074]

Don't fight for a county that hates you.

[@ryanmcmuffi6137]

Lmao i could do this shit easy af but your recruiters screwed yall out of someone that has been taught by a csor operator guess who taught me everything yall taught him physically im in better shape then most of the regular forces but yall couldnt be honest about simple things. If you cant be honest about the little things how would yall be about the big shit

[@M.A-k6u]

*You're not CSOR trained.* *You're some soft wuss on the internet criticizing people trying to serve their country.*

[@deffekt8323]

@@M.A-k6u shut up, lol. Drink more of the green Kool aid, ya dork.

[@deffekt8323]

@@M.A-k6u lmao, shut up. Drink more green Kool aid, ya dork.

[@deffekt8323]

@@M.A-k6u shut up, lol. Stop drinking so much green Kool aid, it's rotting your brain.

[@deffekt8323]

@@M.A-k6u stop drinking the green Kool aid, it's rotting your brain.