Canadian Military equipment

[Skaman]

ENJOY


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http://home.planet.nl/~roden171/fotos/caf9.jpg


http://www.airforce.forces.gc.ca/grfx/equip_gallery/hornet_cf18/wallpaper/CF-18CloseFormation.jpg

http://www.airforce.forces.gc.ca/grfx/equip_gallery/hornet_cf18/wallpaper/CF-18pilots.jpg

http://www.airforce.forces.gc.ca/grfx/equip_gallery/hornet_cf18/wallpaper/CF-18break-away.jpg

http://www.airforce.forces.gc.ca/grfx/equip_gallery/hercules_cc130/wallpaper/Hercules9.jpg

[Ratamacue]

Whoa, Canada has ARMOR!? :P

[Operation Ivy]

Good Pics woot woot ....excpet for that Leo :-*$ :D

[uri]

http://uri.staff.fresh.co.il/army/mf/canadianSP.wmv

[Whistler]

Whoa, Canada has ARMOR!? :P

You think thats a joke, but its kind of sad because in a few months we WON'T have any armour :oops: .

They are replacing the Leopards with wheeled Strykers :bash: .

[Skaman]

I will include some navy pics later. Hope you guys like these images!

[Skaman]

http://uri.staff.fresh.co.il/army/mf/canadianSP.wmv

Thats Chilliwack, my favourite range!

[uri]

Thats Chilliwack, my favourite range!

Can you tell my something more about him?

I have some movies (like that one) but in most of them I don't realy know who what and when.
All of the movies are here: http://uri.staff.fresh.co.il
the "site" :) is being updated sometimes, when i have time.

[ArmedPacifist]

Whoa, Canada has ARMOR!? :P

Actually we don't.

We have this thing called "armoUr"

[Skaman]

Thats Chilliwack, my favourite range!

Can you tell my something more about him?

I have some movies (like that one) but in most of them I don't realy know who what and when.
All of the movies are here: http://uri.staff.fresh.co.il
the "site" :) is being updated sometimes, when i have time.


go here:

http://www.seaforthhighlanders.ca/video.html

You will find that same video and some more. That video is a Seaforth Highlander reservist at Chilliwack(B.C) range using the c9 at 50 m. Possibly during a PWT qualification.

[uri]

ducimus - thank you.

I can't help it, about those funny helmets ! http://www.handykult.de/plaudersmilies.de/lach.gif

[ßå$tĮТHÏ¿ð]

Thanks for the pics man, the helmets keep your ass alive.

[Ratamacue]

Whoa, Canada has ARMOR!? :P

Actually we don't.

We have this thing called "armoUr"

Sorry, I'm American, and as such, we spell it ARMOR, same as COLOR, and HONOR.

[Saint]

Thanks Duc. those pics are good! Keep the Canadian pics rollin in!

[wholagun]

Yeah thats right all of you fear us.. :fork:

[ArmedPacifist]

Whoa, Canada has ARMOR!? :P

Actually we don't.

We have this thing called "armoUr"

Sorry, I'm American, and as such, we spell it ARMOR, same as COLOR, and HONOR.

I know, it was a joke.

[Ratamacue]

I know. :)

[ArmedPacifist]

I know. :)

Now you know, and knowing IS half the battle.

[USMarine3521]

http://www.airforce.forces.gc.ca/grfx/equip_gallery/hornet_cf18/wallpaper/CF-18break-away.jpg

whoa i thought that was the top of the plane for a moment...it looks like a trick to throw off the enemy?

[HappyCat]

http://www.airforce.forces.gc.ca/grfx/equip_gallery/hornet_cf18/wallpaper/CF-18break-away.jpg

whoa i thought that was the top of the plane for a moment...it looks like a trick to throw off the enemy?

its exactly what it is, i talked to the first female cf-18 pilot in the canadian armed forces and she said in a close dogfight at high speeds it can realy help in throwing the enemy off your tail, if they think ur upside down or rightside up then they know your plane will only be able to move in certain ways, so they predict, and they predict wrong and should be thrown off.

[Whistler]

Ya apparently its really effective.

I remember a while back I tried one of those skins in Janes F/A-18 then had a dogfight against it, really seemed to work in the game.

I think some American planes use it too... I've seen it on A-10s and Navy F/A-18s.

[bigmatty]

http://home.planet.nl/~roden171/fotos/caf9.jpg


this one is long gone from service......retired in '90.

[Skaman]

I did not know that. Why was it retired?

[marktigger]

i'm sure you could replace your leopards with some slightly used Challanger II. One careful owner.

[bigmatty]

I did not know that. Why was it retired?

$$$$$$$ and age. Some are still in use here and there as water bombers for forest fires.

[Schuster]

http://home.planet.nl/~roden171/fotos/caf9.jpg


this one is long gone from service......retired in '90.

OHH are these the ones Parked in Abbotsford?

[Deuterium]

Good job Ducy, great pics, finally you post something that doesn't get flammed.... Well almost...

http://www.comics.com/comics/getfuzzy/archive/images/getfuzzy2003112198212.gif

[EvanL]

Good job Ducy, great pics, finally you post something that doesn't get flammed.... Well almost...

http://www.comics.com/comics/getfuzzy/archive/images/getfuzzy2003112198212.gif

Canadian dollar is rapidly climbing up against the American dollar these days. Its gone up 12cents in 6months.
I believe back in the 60's-70's the Canadian dollar was worth even more than the american dollar.
Well just some thoughts.

[Minjin]

Back to the gear our boys and girls use......

http://www.armyimages.forces.gc.ca/getimage.asp?fileres=lo&filetype=jpg&filepath=E:\InetPub\cls_portfolio\cls_images\HiRes\2003-05-20\IS2002-0033a.jpg

Coyote armoured vehicle at an OP in Afghanistan.

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Badger patrol vehicle on excercise in Wainwright.

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LAV III also on excercise in Wainwright.

http://www.armyimages.forces.gc.ca/getimage.asp?fileres=lo&filetype=jpg&filepath=E:\InetPub\cls_portfolio\cls_images\HiRes\2003-06-03\LF2003-0387.jpg

For all you tank lovers.....one of our Leopards on excercise in......you guessed it!! Wainwright.

http://www.armyimages.forces.gc.ca/getimage.asp?fileres=lo&filetype=jpg&filepath=E:\InetPub\cls_portfolio\cls_images\HiRes\2003-06-03\LF2003-0391.jpg

Ditto.

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Ditto.

http://www.armyimages.forces.gc.ca/getimage.asp?fileres=lo&filetype=jpg&filepath=E:\InetPub\cls_portfolio\cls_images\HiRes\2003-06-03\LF2003-0360.jpg

Ditto, but going through practice of decontamination procedures in the event of a chemical attack.

http://www.armyimages.forces.gc.ca/getimage.asp?fileres=lo&filetype=jpg&filepath=E:\InetPub\cls_portfolio\cls_images\HiRes\2003-06-03\LF2003-0361.jpg

And again.....

http://www.armyimages.forces.gc.ca/getimage.asp?fileres=lo&filetype=jpg&filepath=E:\InetPub\cls_portfolio\cls_images\HiRes\2003-06-03\LF2003-0395.jpg

Griffon Helo.

http://www.armyimages.forces.gc.ca/getimage.asp?fileres=lo&filetype=jpg&filepath=E:\InetPub\cls_portfolio\cls_images\HiRes\2003-06-03\LF2003-0317.jpg

84mm Carl Gustav vs. Leopard

http://www.armyimages.forces.gc.ca/getimage.asp?fileres=lo&filetype=jpg&filepath=E:\InetPub\cls_portfolio\cls_images\HiRes\2003-06-03\LF2003-0610.jpg

More Leopard goodness

http://www.armyimages.forces.gc.ca/getimage.asp?fileres=lo&filetype=jpg&filepath=E:\InetPub\cls_portfolio\cls_images\HiRes\2003-05-20\IS2003-0082D.jpg

Cougar armoured vehicle going muddin'.

[ßå$tĮТHÏ¿ð]

Ok whats the difference between a Coyote, a LAV III and a Cougar?
Can someone answer this for me?

[Minjin]

Dunno how much this will help, but....

Coyote: 8 wheeled recon vehicle. "The most innovative aspect of the Coyote is its surveillance system, designed to detect hostile forces using a combination of day camera, radar, thermal imaging, and laser range-finding equipment.

The ballistic-steel hull protects against small-arms fire, mines and high-explosive airbursts. Add-on armour protects against larger projectiles. The two-man electric-drive turret is equipped with a laser-warning receiver. A fully stabilized 25-mm chain gun provides light assault firepower. On roads the vehicle's maximum speed is 100 km/h, with a maximum range of 660 km. It can deploy quickly to an area accessible by roads or trails, and then continue cross-country. A mast-equipped version of the vehicle raises its surveillance gear 10 m above the ground to see hostile forces over obstacles and from protected positions.

Armament:
25-mm stabilized M242 chain gun
7.62-mm stabilized coaxial machine gun
7.62-mm top-turret mounted machine gun
76-mm grenade launcher (2 clusters of 4 launchers)
7.62-mm C6 machine gun

Specifications:
Length: 6.39 m
Width: 2.50 m
Height: 2.69 m
Maximum speed: 100 km/hr
Range: 660 km
Weight: 14.4 t
Gradient: maximum 60%
Side slope: maximum 30%
Trench crossing: 2.06 m
Fording: 1.3 m max
Sights: Daytime optical, Thermal Imagery (TI), Generation III Image Intensification (II)
Surveillance System: Battlefield Surveillance Radar, Thermal Imager, Daylight camera, and Laser Range-finder
Winch: Front-mounted 6,800 kg dynamic pull self-recovery winch
Engine: 275 hp Detroit Diesel 6V53T
Transmission: 5 forward gears, 1 reverse
Transfer case: 2 speed
Suspension: Independent rear 4 wheels torsion bar, Front 4 wheels strut
Wheels: 8 wheels (4 or 8 wheel drive)
Tires: Michelin XML
Brakes: Power (air)
Entered service: 1996
Number in service: 203



Cougar: 6 wheeled general purpose armored vehicle. "The Armoured Vehicle General Purpose (AVGP) fleet is comprised of three variants: the Cougar, the Grizzly, and the Husky. The AVGP fleet entered service in 1976. A total of 195 Cougars were originally procured to equip Regular and Reserve armoured units. Following the acquisition of the Coyote as a part of the 1999 Army Equipment Rationalisation Plan, the Cougar fleet was reduced to 100 vehicles – to be exclusively employed by Reserve armoured units. The Cougar fleet is currently undergoing a service life-extension program to increase its reliability, supportability and commonality with the Bison and Coyote fleets. The program also includes the replacement of the obsolete RADNIS image intensification sight by the M36E4+ sight, which is an improved version of the Grizzly image intensification sight.

Armament:
Cougar: 76-mm L23A1 gun, [fires HESH, Smoke BE (base ejected), and Canister rounds]
7.62 mm machine gun (C6), and 66-mm smoke grenade launchers (2 clusters of 4 launchers)
Grizzly: .50 cal heavy machine gun or a 7.62-mm machine-gun (C6) and 66-mm smoke grenade launchers (2 clusters of 4 launchers)
Husky: 7.62-mm machine gun (C6) and 66-mm smoke grenade launchers (2 clusters of 4 launchers)

Specifications:
Length: 5.97 m
Width: 2.50 m
Weight: 10.7 t
Maximum speed: 100 km/h
Engine: 275 hp Detroit Diesel 6V53T two-cycle turbo-charged diesel
Crews: Cougar — 3 (Commander, gunner and driver, 2 soldiers in rear of vehicle)
Husky — 2 (Driver and technician)
Grizzly — Maximum of 5, depending on role
Entered service: 1976
Number in service: Cougar - 100, Grizzly - 274, Husky - 27


LAV III: "This fast, well-armed LAV III is a state-of-the-art troop carrier that will serve the needs of mounted infantry well into the new century. The vehicle is well protected and can be used day and night, in all weather conditions, in battlefield smoke and on most types of terrain. Capable of speeds of up to 100 kilometres per hour on roads, the LAV III will give the commander many more options in both combat and non-combat situations. For example the commander may choose to keep the troops mounted and protected while using the 25-mm stabilized cannon — an option not available in the past. The driver and the commander have display terminals for the Tactical Navigation System (TACNAV), as well as thermal viewers. The TACNAV links a Global Positioning System (GPS) with a digital magnetic compass and laser range finder. Good anti-mine performance and an automatic fire and explosion suppression system provide additional safety for the crew. When used as an infantry section carrier, the LAV III deploys with a vehicle commander, a gunner, a driver and seven infantry soldiers. When deployed as a Tactical Command Post, it carries six soldiers. Three other variants are being procured including a Forward Observation Officer (FOO), TOW Under Armour (TUA) and an Engineer variant.

Variants:
313 LAV Infantry Section Carriers
181 LAV Command Post variants
71 LAV TOW Under Armour (TUA) variants (Turret equipped with 2 TOW launchers)
47 LAV Forward Observation Officer (FOO) variants
39 LAV Engineer variants

Armament:
25-mm stabilized M242 chain gun
7.62-mm stabilized coaxial machine gun (C6)
5.56 or 7.62-mm top-turret mounted machine gun
76-mm grenade launcher (2 clusters of 4 launchers)

Specifications:
Length: 6.98 m
Width: 2.7 m
Height: 2.8 m
Speed: 100 km/hr
Range: 450 km
Weight: 16 950 kg
Gradient: Maximum 60%
Side slope: Maximum 30%
Trench crossing: 2 m wide
Fording: Up to 1.2 m
Sights: Daytime optical, Thermal Imagery (TI), Generation III Image Intensification (II)
Spotlight: Maxa Beam, 6 million candle power, portable, with infra-red filter
Winch: Double Capstan constant pull winch
Engine: 350 hp Caterpillar diesel
Transmission: 6 forward gears, 1 reverse
Transfer case: 2 speed
Suspension: Hydropneumatic
Brakes: Power (air) with ABS
Wheels: 8 x 8 drive
Entered service: 1999
Number in service: 651


Information from army.forces.gc.ca

[Bulkowski]

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[unwanted]

Thats a nice looking FN MAG .... A very nice machine gun with great stopping power ... :)

[Schuster]

Yeah its an FN MAG, Called c6 in canada, in service here since 1976 i believe, the American m240 is Generally an MAG

[Eddie]

Ok whats the difference between a Coyote, a LAV III and a Cougar?
Can someone answer this for me?

Cougar: based on Swiss Movag Piranha I 6x6 (build by GMDD). Three different version (Cougar, which is Fire Support version; Grizzly, and APC version and Husky and ARV version).
http://www.sfu.ca/casr/griz-3.jpg


Coyote (LAV-Recce): based on Swiss Movag Piranha II 8x8. There's also a Coyote Direct Fire Support version. Bison (LAV II) is the APC version of the same Piranha II 8x8, but without the turret.
http://www.sfu.ca/casr/biso-3.jpg

LAV III (Kodiak): based on Movag Piranha III 8x8. Minjin explained the different versions.
http://www.sfu.ca/casr/lav-6.jpg

[ßå$tĮТHÏ¿ð]

Thanks everyone I understand them alot better, I was confused at first but not anymore :hug: woot

[Kampfhamster]

well, that's correct, but the name of the company is Mowag (Motorwagenfabrik Kreuzlingen), is live close to the factory.

www.mowag.ch check out the galeries.

[andyrew_21]

can anyone explain to me how to post pictures?? im confused

[andyrew_21]

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ignore this if it doesnt work, im just trying this out

[andyrew_21]

i suppose it didnt work, can anyone help me out??

[Operation Ivy]

For all you tank lovers.....one of our Leopards on excercise

Booooooo Leo :D jk ....Go Abrams!!!

[RealUltimatePower]

Too bad we're trading this

http://www.armyimages.forces.gc.ca/getimage.asp?fileres=lo&filetype=jpg&filepath=E:\InetPub\cls_portfolio\cls_images\HiRes\2003-06-03\LF2003-0391.jpg

With this?!

http://arsenal-of-the-cf.8m.com/pics/acv.jpg

The LAV armour can't even stop RPG 22 rounds. We should keep the leo C2's and buy some Globemasters or Starlifters so we actually can use them.

[Operation Ivy]

yea i dont agree with the decsion to switch from tanks to LAV's :|

[Salty Dog]

http://www.airforce.forces.gc.ca/grfx/equip_gallery/hornet_cf18/wallpaper/CF-18break-away.jpg

whoa i thought that was the top of the plane for a moment...it looks like a trick to throw off the enemy?

its exactly what it is, i talked to the first female cf-18 pilot in the canadian armed forces and she said in a close dogfight at high speeds it can realy help in throwing the enemy off your tail, if they think ur upside down or rightside up then they know your plane will only be able to move in certain ways, so they predict, and they predict wrong and should be thrown off.

that is awesome. and these pics are pretty awesome too.

[Minjin]

More!!

http://www.armyimages.forces.gc.ca/getimage.asp?fileres=lo&filetype=jpg&filepath=E:\InetPub\cls_portfolio\cls_images\HiRes\2003-06-03\LF2003-0001.jpg

http://www.armyimages.forces.gc.ca/getimage.asp?fileres=lo&filetype=jpg&filepath=E:\InetPub\cls_portfolio\cls_images\HiRes\2003-05-20\IS2002-9022.jpg

http://www.armyimages.forces.gc.ca/getimage.asp?fileres=lo&filetype=jpg&filepath=E:\InetPub\cls_portfolio\cls_images\HiRes\2003-06-03\IS2002-9013.jpg

http://www.armyimages.forces.gc.ca/getimage.asp?fileres=lo&filetype=jpg&filepath=E:\InetPub\cls_portfolio\cls_images\HiRes\2003-07-29\LF2003-0845.jpg
Some 155mm Artillery for you.

http://www.armyimages.forces.gc.ca/getimage.asp?fileres=lo&filetype=jpg&filepath=E:\InetPub\cls_portfolio\cls_images\HiRes\2003-07-29\LF2003-0859.jpg

http://www.armyimages.forces.gc.ca/getimage.asp?fileres=lo&filetype=jpg&filepath=E:\InetPub\cls_portfolio\cls_images\HiRes\2003-07-24\LF2003-0789.jpg

http://www.armyimages.forces.gc.ca/getimage.asp?fileres=lo&filetype=jpg&filepath=E:\InetPub\cls_portfolio\cls_images\HiRes\2003-07-29\LF2003-0834.jpg

http://www.armyimages.forces.gc.ca/getimage.asp?fileres=lo&filetype=jpg&filepath=E:\InetPub\cls_portfolio\cls_images\HiRes\2003-08-08\IS2003-2540a.jpg
Bison armored vehicle

http://www.armyimages.forces.gc.ca/getimage.asp?fileres=lo&filetype=jpg&filepath=E:\InetPub\cls_portfolio\cls_images\HiRes\2003-07-24\LF2003-0754.jpg
LAV III after completing an attack on excercise.

http://www.armyimages.forces.gc.ca/getimage.asp?fileres=lo&filetype=jpg&filepath=E:\InetPub\cls_portfolio\cls_images\HiRes\2003-07-21\LF2003-0659.jpg

http://www.armyimages.forces.gc.ca/getimage.asp?fileres=lo&filetype=jpg&filepath=E:\InetPub\cls_portfolio\cls_images\HiRes\2003-08-08\IS2003-2498a.jpg
LAV III in Kabul

http://www.armyimages.forces.gc.ca/getimage.asp?fileres=lo&filetype=jpg&filepath=E:\InetPub\cls_portfolio\cls_images\HiRes\2003-07-21\LF2003-0613.jpg
LAVs moving out

http://www.armyimages.forces.gc.ca/getimage.asp?fileres=lo&filetype=jpg&filepath=E:\InetPub\cls_portfolio\cls_images\HiRes\2003-06-03\IS2002-0023a.jpg
Coyote

http://www.armyimages.forces.gc.ca/getimage.asp?fileres=lo&filetype=JPG&filepath=E:\InetPub\cls_portfolio\cls_images\HiRes\2003-05-20\IS2003-0052D.JPG
Cougars on Excercise Raging Wolf at Petawawa

http://www.armyimages.forces.gc.ca/getimage.asp?fileres=lo&filetype=jpg&filepath=E:\InetPub\cls_portfolio\cls_images\HiRes\2003-06-03\LF2003-0305.jpg

http://www.airforce.forces.gc.ca/grfx/equip_gallery/seaking_ch142b/wallpaper/CH-124BSeaKing1.jpg

http://www.airforce.forces.gc.ca/grfx/equip_gallery/seaking_ch142b/wallpaper/sea6.jpg

http://www.airforce.forces.gc.ca/grfx/equip_gallery/seaking_ch142b/wallpaper/sea10.jpg

http://www.airforce.forces.gc.ca/grfx/equip_gallery/seaking_ch142b/wallpaper/97Waterbird.jpg

[Skaman]

Very nice pics. Anyone have some navy images to add?

[redhawk_six]

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ignore this if it doesnt work, im just trying this out

That should do it.

Or not...

You're missing half the URL.

[Minjin]

Ask and ye shall recieve...most of the "good" pics are HUGE so I didn't include them here...

http://www.navy.forces.gc.ca/mspa_images/fleet_images/hfx_image_b.jpg
Halifax class helicopter-carrying frigate. My girlfriend's cousin is a navigator on the Sea King on one of these ships.

http://www.navy.forces.gc.ca/mspa_images/fleet_images/irq_image_b.jpg
Iroquois class helicopter-carrying ASW destroyer

http://www.navy.forces.gc.ca/mspa_images/fleet_images/aor_image_b.jpg
Protecteur class operational support ship

http://www.navy.forces.gc.ca/mspa_images/fleet_images/mcd_image_b.jpg
Kingston class coastal defense vessel.

http://www.navy.forces.gc.ca/mspa_images/fleet_images/vic_image_b.jpg
Victoria class submarine. Originally the Upholder class subs in the Royal Navy.

http://www.navy.forces.gc.ca/mspa_images/fleet_images/aro_image_b.jpg
CP-140 Aurora patrol craft

http://www.navy.forces.gc.ca/mspa_images/fleet_images/skg_image_b.jpg
Sea King helicopter.

http://www.navy.forces.gc.ca/mspa_gallery/gallery_e.asp is where you can find the more interesting pics. They are pretty large, though. Enjoy!!

[hoganshero]

not to dog anyone but the side view of a coyote on page 2 is a bison not a coyote. Coyote has athe 25mm chaning gun in a Delco turret. the bison pictured is what we mounted the aries system in (I don't think we use the aries system anymore and the Bisons have been retasked)

[Trigger]

Good pics ducimus, and you others too!
Why you been holdin' out on us duc? :)

[redhawk_six]

From Op Apollo:

Navy:

http://www.combatcamera.forces.gc.ca/photoarchive/LoRes/%212003/050703/HS034012d12.jpg
3 Canadian Frigates and a NZ Warship
High Res (http://www.combatcamera.forces.gc.ca/photoarchive/HiRes/%212003/050703/HS034012d12.jpg)

http://www.combatcamera.forces.gc.ca/photoarchive/LoRes/%212003/041603/IS2003-2322a.jpg
A boarding party member finds Iraqi money while searching a cargo vessel. Iraqi money is not considered contraband, so it was returned.
High Res (http://www.combatcamera.forces.gc.ca/photoarchive/HiRes/%212003/041603/IS2003-2322a.jpg)

http://www.combatcamera.forces.gc.ca/photoarchive/LoRes/%212003/041403/IS2003-2307a.jpg
A USN Seahawk on the deck of the Canadian Destroyer HMCS Iroquois.
High Res (http://www.combatcamera.forces.gc.ca/photoarchive/HiRes/%212003/041403/IS2003-2307a.jpg)

http://www.combatcamera.forces.gc.ca/photoarchive/LoRes/%212003/041603/IS2003-2311a.jpg
A sailor communicates with the bridge during the launching of a raft.
High Res (http://www.combatcamera.forces.gc.ca/photoarchive/HiRes/%212003/041603/IS2003-2311a.jpg)

http://www.combatcamera.forces.gc.ca/photoarchive/LoRes/%212003/041003/IS2003-2290a%20copy.jpg
The boarding party lays out it's pistols during live-fire training.
High Res (http://www.combatcamera.forces.gc.ca/photoarchive/HiRes/%212003/041003/IS2003-2290a%20copy.jpg)

http://www.combatcamera.forces.gc.ca/photoarchive/LoRes/%212003/041003/IS2003-2289a%20copy.jpg
Boarding party members on a Tanker in the Gulf of Oman.
High Res (http://www.combatcamera.forces.gc.ca/photoarchive/HiRes/%212003/041003/IS2003-2289a%20copy.jpg)

http://www.combatcamera.forces.gc.ca/photoarchive/LoRes/%212003/040803/IS2003-2242a%20copy.jpg
Navy EOD training.
High Res (http://www.combatcamera.forces.gc.ca/photoarchive/HiRes/%212003/040803/IS2003-2242a%20copy.jpg)

http://www.combatcamera.forces.gc.ca/photoarchive/LoRes/%212003/040703/hs034000d38.jpg
Navy Small Arms drills.
High Res (http://www.combatcamera.forces.gc.ca/photoarchive/HiRes/%212003/040703/hs034000d38.jpg)

More to come...

[pAt]

just a point for the sryker..i was readin an American military document on the Stryker MGS and it said when it fires the 105 cannon it FRIES the driver! and the commander has VERY little room to move lol!

[Minjin]

I am a firm supporter of just getting proper transport aircraft and keeping the tanks, or getting new ones. Not getting ANOTHER wheeled vehicle......

[Yard Ape]

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