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Too bad that he died, even if it's not Canadian it's still cool.

Oh that's awesome I don't have anyone currently serving in my family, and there all still alive accept one who got killed by a bombing raid in France. I  :salute: you and your family.

Alright, my grandfather was a US paratrooper in Vietnam, my great grandfather was in the US navy as a navigator for a bomber, then was in the Signal Corps, Rangers, and Pathfinders. After that he was Pentagon security guard for a little while and sometime after that on the joint chiefs of staff...

I am becoming more of a nuisance on this site but great forum though.

geez, their

Well I guess I wouldn't say that I just know there recruit training is longer

Alright, I'm sorry, I just know I like telling people about my relatives and how they served my country, and they always like telling people about there military experiences. I wasn't trying to intrude on anyone's personal life.

Yes I know, but they can still have relatives who were in the military, I just thought it would be a good conversation forum.

Anybody got relatives that were in the Canadian forces? I am not trying to intrude on anyone's personal business I just like talking about my relatives who were in the military so I wanted to see if anyone else would like to also. long live :cdn:

Well if that's what you want to do than go for it don't let a reputation hold you back!

Alright, thank you for the quick answer!

I know it does with the u.s. military so I was just wondering if it helped at all in the  :army:.

Well the Canadian army has better training but the u.s. marine corps has better equipment and is better funded, but i'm sure there are more differences.

I live in the u.s. currently but have dual citizenship with Canada and want to join up,will it affect my career in the forces?

That looks awesome!

Sorry for using the wrong terminology, I live in america and am not so familiar with Canadian terminology. But my dad is Canadian and my grandparents still live there, I have had relatives who were in the Canadian army, so I wish to serve as an infantry soldier within the next five years. And I...

Would I be able to switch from active duty to reserves after a couple years of service?