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|'''<div style="font-size: 80%">Current Role: Combat Engineers </div>''' ...nd [[8 Field Engineer Regiment (8 FER)|8 FER]] provide the Combat Engineer support to 41 Canadian Brigade Group ([[41 CBG]]) in Alberta.

...nce, air superiority, combat air patrol, etc.) or ground-attack (close air support, battlefield air interdiction, etc.) roles, aided by on-board computer syst The Hornet’s primary roles include air defence, training, tactical support, and air superiority. It has supported missions in both NORAD and NATO. Oth

*00182 [[Air Combat Systems Officer]] *00193 [[Health Service Operations Officer]]

The PRT is located in Kandahar City with some of its support elements operating from the Kandahar Airfield (KAF). The PRT comprises appr * An engineer squadron from [[1 Combat Engineer Regiment (1 CER)]];

The Artillery Corps provides fire support as required by infantry or armoured elements. The Corps was founded in 1924 Fire support of Infantry or Armoured troops

[[Category:Combat Service Support Arms]]

...o Logistic Regiment Royal Marines is to provide second line Combat Service Support to Headquarters 3 Commando Brigade Royal Marines in peace, in war and on op ...s a dedicated logistic unit, which provides all second line Combat Service Support to the force, supporting it with a constant re-supply chain from initial as

...ders]], and The Winnipeg Light Infantry) petitioned Ottawa, and gained the support of many prominent individuals such as Sir Arhur Currie. The Adjutant Gener ...iration the legendary "Sphinx" appearing on British insignia commemorating service in Egypt, the back badge of the Gloucestershire Regiment, and other regimen

All Royal Marines, except those in the Royal Marines Band Service, are first and foremost, commando soldiers. They are required to undergo wh ...in Barnstaple). These units provide the specialist artillery and engineer support for the Brigade.

...nd other operational units within the Royal Marines Command, as well as to support the structure of the Corps by providing an extensive package of continuatio ...ning wings cover the areas of recruit training, officer training, infantry support training, command courses for NCOs and specialist training for signallers a

...nd 100 per year. These courses range from the trades’ courses required for Combat and Construction Engineering, Officer Training and specialty training for t ...ded by the temperate climate. Over 5000 Engineers were trained for wartime service. Following the war, the need for military Engineers was validated, and the

...engineering vehicle is designed to provide engineer support to mechanized combat forces. It is capable of performing a wide range of tasks under battlefield Number in service: 9

...er" style="background:red; color:white"|<b><div style="font-size: 80%"> 34 Combat Engineer Regiment</div></b> 34 CER is the [[Combat Engineer]] unit supporting 34 Canadian Brigade Group ([[34 CBG]]) in Quebec

...consist of three Direct Action Companies, a Special Forces Company, and a Support Company, and number approximately 750 men. ¹ ...apable of independent high-readiness combat operations. CSOR roles include support to counter-terrorism, direct action, special reconnaissance, non-combatant

...fication, as represented by the soldier's rank, and the number of years of service. Each rank has up to five pay incentive categories, meaning that a newly p |align="center"|Pay Incentive 1<br> (1 year's service)

|Canadian Forces National Investigation Service |Canadian Forces Personnel Support Agency

...-size: 80%">Perpetuates: 1st Canadian Parachute Battalion<br>First Special Service Force </div>''' ...which was the administrative name for the Canadian-American First Special Service Force.

...h Battalion the distinction of winning more medals than any other Canadian combat unit in a single action in the course of the First World War. ...ance and Flanders, 1915-18''' - This Battle Honour reflects the continuous service by the Battalion from February 1915, when it went into the lines in France,