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In the spirit of this new forum, what foreign (non-Canadian) military are you or did you serve with, which branch of service, what is/was your military occupation etc? Tell us your interesting facts and stories here.
Jungle has done this course, so I am sure you can share some stories with him, eh.French Commando
I have NEVER heard of this...how did you manage an exchange with an enemy that disappeared 12 years ago?Soviet Para course
Uh huh....Mountain Warfare with the SAS in Austria
Its RECON silly, and if Major Baker said it doesn‘t exist, it probably doesn‘t. Closest thing would be a Ranger course, so give me a class number and I can verify.Recce Patrolman with the US Army
East or West, Cold War diplomat...Urban warfare with the German Commandos
Yea, sure...we‘ve heard that before there, windwolf. You sure seem to be doing alot of patrolling for an 021, do you know what that MOC is?plus some others that I either can‘t remember or can‘t mention.
Hmmmm... that‘s a lotta stuff for a Gunner to do in 13 years. SAS in Austria ??? I especially like the part about stuff you can‘t mention... I guess your file is still classified ???Originally posted by SVS:
[qb] During my time in the military I was fortunate to be able to train with and take the following courses.
French Commando, Soviet Para course, Mountain Warfare with the SAS in Austria, Recce Patrolman with the US Army, Urban warfare with the German Commandos, plus some others that I either can‘t remember or can‘t mention. Working with other Militaries is a excellent opportunity and advise anyone who gets the chance to take it. One of the highlights for me was being able to travel to most of the NATO countries to participate in Patrol Compititions which is like the Military version of the Olympics. [/qb]
So, considering all those cool courses, that would be kind of like the Special Olympics, right??One of the highlights for me was being able to travel to most of the NATO countries to participate in Patrol Compititions which is like the Military version of the Olympics.
Well SVS,I‘m not going to be so polite as my comrade‘sOriginally posted by SVS:
[qb] During my time in the military I was fortunate to be able to train with and take the following courses.
French Commando, Soviet Para course, Mountain Warfare with the SAS in Austria, Recce Patrolman with the US Army, Urban warfare with the German Commandos, plus some others that I either can‘t remember or can‘t mention. Working with other Militaries is a excellent opportunity and advise anyone who gets the chance to take it. One of the highlights for me was being able to travel to most of the NATO countries to participate in Patrol Compititions which is like the Military version of the Olympics. [/qb]