Canadian Forces

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Canadian Forces


Canadian Forces history :
- The Colonial War (French vs English)
- The War Of 1812
- The Second Boer War
- The World War One
- The World War Two
- The Korea War
- The Gulf War
- The Yugoslavia War
- The Kosovo War
- The War On Terror in Afghanistan
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50+ more peackeaping missions since his creation in 1945 ,canada is a member of NATO and ISAF. In afghanistan we lost brave soldiers for so-called "Freedom" like many another country who fight against Taliban.

PS : all video are from http://www.combatcamera.forces.gc.ca , http://www.forces.gc.ca/site/index.html and the speech from www.CBC.ca
The copyright said i'm on my right for put some canadian footages so please enjoy my video and don't panic about canadian badge at the end.


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CF-18 had intercepted a russian Tu-95 in september 5, 2007
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2x CF-18 in patrol for NORAD
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CF-18 during Kosovo war in 1999
Armements : 2x AIM-7 Sparrow, 2x AIM-9 Sidewinder,2x GBU-10
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CF-18 from 410 SQN, 4 Wing Cold Lake firing CRV-7 Rocket
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Leopard C2 (1A5) first time this baby see the combat since his creation and first time since 50years Canada sent MBT in combat the last time was in 1950-1953 during the Korea War.
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New Canadian Leopard 2A6M Can (slat armour) during a patrol
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Leo2A6M Can ,firing over a taliban position with his new L55 main canon.
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Life Firing of MG-3 in Canada from the new and stronger tank ever built the cat shoot "Leo2A6M"
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HMCS Ville de Quebec , Escort a Somalian ship.
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CH-124 Sea King ready to interceped a Pirate Ship in Somalia
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CH-124 Sea King had interceped an Pirate Boat in Somalia
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HMCS Protecteur during a Replenishment At Sea in the Arabian Sea
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CH-124 during an Coalition Exercise
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HMCS Toronto and the Canadian Coast Guard Ship (CCGS) Pierre Radisson , with the Joint Task Force North (JTFN) during exercise NANOOK 2008
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HMCS Toronto during NANOOK 2008
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Canadian Rangers (Inuit) during NANOOK 2008
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HMCS Toronto , HMCS Moncton , HMCS Corner Brook during NANOOk 2008
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CP-140 Aura over North of Canada , during exercise NANOOK 2008
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CF-18 during Exercise NANOOK 2008
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From top left: HMCS Charlottetown, a Canadian patrol frigate; HMCS Iroquois, a Canadian destroyer; USS Bataan, an American amphibious assault ship; USS Decatur, an American guided missile destroyer; and HMCS Halifax, a Canadian patrol frigate.
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Canadian and U.S fleet
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HMCS Regina fires a Harpoon missile during the multi-national Rim of the Pacific (RIMPAC) exercise, which runs off the coast of Hawaii until July 31 ,2009.
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HMCS Ville de Quebec fires her 57mm forward gun during a live-fire exercise in the Red Sea.
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HMCS Ville de Quebec and HMCS Calgary conduct boarding party exercises with the Sea King helicopter in the Arabian Sea.
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A CH124 Sea King helicopter lands on the flight deck of HMCS Ville de Québec in the Indian Ocean. The helicopter is a valuable asset that can help extend the roles and capabilities of a ship.
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HMCS Calgary on the Indian Ocean escort the USNS John Lenthall steams
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HMCS Calgary while at sea off the coast of California October 25, 2007.
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HMCS St. John’s Life-fire exercise of new Evolved Sea Sparrow Missiles (ESSM) missiles in 2007
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HMCS Ottawa escort the U.S.S Boxer in the Arabian Gulf
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CH-124 hunt Australian submarines behind unknown U.S ship.
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HMCS Winnipeg's helicopter detachment prepare a CH-124 Sea King for flight operations in the Gulf of Oman
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i'm quite in awe at the quality of these pics, thank you so much for sharing them, if a picture tells a thousand words these would make an exceptional book, you should make them into a book i think, and with that quality it'd be a best seller for sure, as plenty would truly appreciate them, cheers! :smile:
 
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