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Bombardier is a rank within the Canadian army. It is used in the artillery units. It's equivalent to corporal.
Any Canadian Forces Recruiting Centre in your city.
The cast of Royal Canadian Army Cadets - 1951 includes: Max Ferguson
John Garand was working at the Springfield Armory when he designed the automatic rifle that bears his name. Springfield Armory bid on an Army contract and produced them for the US Army. For Canada to purchase the rifle, it would have to have contracted with a foreign company which may not have been allowed by their policy. Some Canadians probably did use the Garand. The 1st Special Service Force (aka the Devil's Brigade) was an elite unit serving in Italy and South France, and it was composed of both US and Canadian soldiers. They also used the Johnson light machine gun (Johnny Gun), and the V42 dagger. In WW1 the Canadian Army used a rifle called the Ross, but it had problems, and they used the Lee-Enfield in WW2.
For the Canadian army/navy the m4a1/c8 In movies the glock
No, there is only the Canadian Army. No individual groups are allowed to set up their own armed forces in Canada. One army for the entire nation. Strict gun control in Canada would prohibit the formation of such an army. There are Canadians of Chinese descent in the Canadian Army.
The Canadian army makes more money so the Canadian army.
Who was issued the first gun permit in the United States?
The Canadian Army has never stopped.
The Canadian army entered the war in 1914 The Canadian army entered the war in 1914
First Canadian Army was created in 1942.
First Canadian Army ended in 1946.
Canadian Machine Gun Corps was created in 1919.
The Canadian Forces is comprised of the Canadian Army, the Canadian Navy, and the Canadian Air Force. A sniper would be Infantry personnel of the Canadian Army.
Canadian
The Canadian version of the alpha black is called the "bravo one" because the US one is sponsored by the US army. So, yes, they are legal to have in Canada.