British Air Cadet Here, It's great seeing all cadet forces from any country remember the ones who fought for them Never forget (btw the red beret looks amazing)
Lest we forget. As a fellow cadet it makes me feel so hopeful to see other cadets respecting rememberance day, and honestly, i wish people outside of cadets would do the same
hey in canadian army cadets to you get to do the combat drills like in the uk like with blank firing guns and stuff i have been trying to find awnser for ever
My great grandfather was a Plane Mechanic in the RCAF in WW2, Was stationed at alliford bay. I was born in Canada and my mums side of the family is Canadian but I live in Australia and have grown up here. I’m currently serving in the Australian army cadets. I still love Canada though, lest we forget 🇨🇦
hey in canadian army cadets to you get to do the combat drills like in the uk like with blank firing guns and stuff i have been trying to find awnser for ever
I am personally a Canadian cadet but I don’t like how they make different uniforms for the same kind of squadron , I was recently at a cadet camp and the uniforms were a bit different for the different squadrons for air cadets but I understand the army cadet uniforms will be different ( I am an air cadet not army cadet) .
Great Salute Timing and Positioning for the salute. If you care to hear my advice, I would just make sure you don’t show the inside of your hand, it shouldn’t be visible. Turn it so the back of your hand is facing towards whoever you are saluting. I serve with the Calgary Highlanders I don’t know if that’s how you guys do it but that’s how I was taught. Great Uniform by the way.
U gotta remember he’s a cadet, so they don’t follow the same rules and regs as active/reserve members. Also completly unrelated, i go to basic in three days, when im done should i do team 1 or team 3 infanteer?
@@declanscheps9102 canadian cadet here, (sea, so possibly different) palms should be hidden in a salute bc it's disrespectful to show possibly dirty palms (from working, rifle drill, etc)
@@la.flaque ur still a cadet, not military, not even a reservist, ur rules and regs are so much different and you guys aren’t held to the same standards as us actual military personel, also palms being shown is the old way of saluting, no matter what this isnt how u salute
If ur gunna get into it do reserves or active duty (as active duty myself) i can tell you cadets is a joke used by parents to teach kids they dont like discipline
@@declanscheps9102 are you serious??? cadets is for youth lmao, and nobody in cadets uses it to say they’re in the CAF. you’re sounding so immature lol
Let go a bit, he's doing it for the right reason and not advertising anything but personal, Unit, and National pride. Canadians do have a sense of patriotism but it's well hidden. 🇨🇦🌟
hey in canadian army cadets to you get to do the combat drills like in the uk like with blank firing guns and stuff i have been trying to find awnser for ever
hey in canadian army cadets to you get to do the combat drills like in the uk like with blank firing guns and stuff i have been trying to find awnser for ever@@DorkerOrNot
True. But we can't see his name, complete face, or Corps unit number. He's just a neatly dressed, patriotic Canadian army cadet with an awesomely molded beret! ⚔️👍🏽🇨🇦
Nice beret, but I do have a few things to say, your missing your rank on the left arm, your poppy is not held together correct, just pull the pin back through the red part, and nice beret
I’m originally an air cadet because there aren’t any army cadets anywhere near me, but holy shit,do I have to say army cadet parade uniforms are beautiful, 1000 times better than air cadet parade uniforms.
hey in canadian army cadets to you get to do the combat drills like in the uk like with blank firing guns and stuff i have been trying to find awnser for ever
Hi, someone could tell me if you ever had the opportunity to be in the cadets if it is à berger idea that I go to the army cadets or air cadets, I do not know what to do because both choices seem so interesting!
The main goals of the program is to instill fitness, good citizenship, responsibilities, discipline, and leadership. We’d have training night every week with parades, lessons of either drill, info, or leadership, as well as uniform inspection. We have ranks and levels to rise through which differs between branches, as well as awards and medals you would strive for at the end of year. We have teams and activities such as marksmanship, drill, band, FTXs, just to name a few common ones. We’d have camps in the summer, great chance to make friends across the nation. And lastly, we’d have an ACR to end of the year with a big parade. Depending on what you’re trying to get out of the program, you could join the Army, Air, or Sea Cadets. - Army: mainly focuses on fitness and survival skills such as survival equipment usage and shelter building in the wilderness as well as camps like parachuting which could benefit you in the real army if you choose to enlist later on. - Air: mainly focuses on drill and aviation skills like gliding and power pilot. These aren’t mandatory, and we also cover survival, just not as in depth as the army cadets. - Sea: mainly focuses on boating (sail boating, etc) and seamanship skills. Unique branch in that it’s parades are unlike any other. It has masts, messengers, and guards on parade instead of flag party. Not quite sure about what they do about survival though.
@@DorkerOrNot I don't, they make you faint cause there so tight. I had purple lines on my head for 3 days after acr. I had my friend passout cause of them
different cadets have different berets air force blue - air cadets black - armoured & navy cadets scarlet - military police cadets etc… its kinda weird but adds variety to cadet berets!
So basically you know how Cadet Corps are just like the actual coro in the military they wear the same beret and stuff well the regiment my corp is based off from stole the red beret from the mps and use it ourselves
Depending on the regiment, but the main goals are to help you gain leadership experience, help you interact with others, help you gain experience in military stuff (like going camping and eating MRE’s), cadets also teach you a variety of things like (maps, how to tie different knots, how to set up a tent from scrap, how to do military drill), my favourite thing about cadets is the summer training cuz you can possibly go out of country for it or to another state/province depending on your country.
@@DorkerOrNot Red, scarlet, same thing. Thing is, only MP wear red/scarlet berets. No other branch or regiment is permitted to wear a red beret under any circumstance. HPE Regiment wears green, so I have no idea why you have a red beret.
@@DorkerOrNot Yes, historically, HPE Regt wore scarlet berets BEFORE unification. This was before each trade had a beret colour assigned to them. Now, HPE has a little nit of red underneath their beret badge that is attached to their green beret. Army cadet regimental affiliation should be exact with the CAF, meaning all regimental symbols and accoutrements should match. In the CJCR dress instructions, it specifically states which trades wear which colour of beret, and it's made very clear that ONLY Military Police regiments are to have scarlet berets, and it's also made clear that infantry must have army green berets.
British Air Cadet Here,
It's great seeing all cadet forces from any country remember the ones who fought for them
Never forget
(btw the red beret looks amazing)
They do have some awesome berets, I'm air myself but God damn does the army cadet uniform look good
- Royal Irish Detachment
- Army Cadet Force (ACF)
- Ex RMCCF (royal marine combined cadet force)
Nice to meet you.
@@Shadow_Legacy120 Nice to meet you too
I've always found it cool how ACF has different detachments and different Beret badges and colours
@@Erasablesun nice to meet you too
@@ErasablesunHiya you’re an army cadet? I am too, what company you in?
Air Cadet here!
Love how you molded the beret!
Lest we forget. As a fellow cadet it makes me feel so hopeful to see other cadets respecting rememberance day, and honestly, i wish people outside of cadets would do the same
What core I'm sea you better not say air
hey in canadian army cadets to you get to do the combat drills like in the uk like with blank firing guns and stuff i have been trying to find awnser for ever
@@glaticalive uh from what I know, no, I’m not sure about other corps, but from mine it’s a no, I wish we did tho lol
me and my friends decided to just do it are selfs in the forest near are house we use gell guns and cap guns @@Chosen_cade.slipk16
@@glaticaliveI'm in the british army cadets and on camps and SAA/bushcraft training, yes we do.
I am Canadian and I wish more people celebrated remeberence day out side of cadets I am an air cadet though
Aussies here lest we forget
Lest we forget
Lest we forget
@@Not_Rylan063 lest we forget all those who had fallen and are still here today in god we trust
@@RangerDLK yes
@@Heisenburg295stop cooking meth in here
My great grandfather was a Plane Mechanic in the RCAF in WW2, Was stationed at alliford bay. I was born in Canada and my mums side of the family is Canadian but I live in Australia and have grown up here. I’m currently serving in the Australian army cadets. I still love Canada though, lest we forget 🇨🇦
My grandfather was in ww2 as well but he was a nazi commander
@@dudezilla5478 that’s fine man, I would never hate hate you or anyone just because of their grandpa 👍
I am Green star. Respect Canada. 🫡🫡
Silver Star here, I love this comment section, so many cadets.
@@CanadianPatriot224 thanks Silver Star...
Army Cadets. RHLI. 🇨🇦🫡
Canadian air cadet here canada has great military and cadet program.
As a air cadet I like this
As a air cadet this made me happy and proud to be Canadian
oh nice! I'm a army cadet, what rank are you?
im an air cadet too!
@@80smikaI’m a Flight Corporal
That weird sense of patriotism 😂
@@SkyHighAviation4639 oh niceee
Sick Beret. Here at 1596 Army Cadets we rock green.
same at 68th army cadets we got green
hey in canadian army cadets to you get to do the combat drills like in the uk like with blank firing guns and stuff i have been trying to find awnser for ever
Sergeant Tommy Prince we wear dark red
Awesome, I'm 2736 Army cadets
@@CanadianPatriot224 nice bro
Nice uniform looking Sharp
i am a Canadian by the way…that is one way I never forget those men and women who fought in ww1 and ww2 🫡🫡🫡
I am personally a Canadian cadet but I don’t like how they make different uniforms for the same kind of squadron , I was recently at a cadet camp and the uniforms were a bit different for the different squadrons for air cadets but I understand the army cadet uniforms will be different ( I am an air cadet not army cadet) .
What do you mean different? As in colour? Or badges? Or proficiency level badges? Or other?
Great Salute Timing and Positioning for the salute. If you care to hear my advice, I would just make sure you don’t show the inside of your hand, it shouldn’t be visible. Turn it so the back of your hand is facing towards whoever you are saluting. I serve with the Calgary Highlanders I don’t know if that’s how you guys do it but that’s how I was taught. Great Uniform by the way.
U gotta remember he’s a cadet, so they don’t follow the same rules and regs as active/reserve members. Also completly unrelated, i go to basic in three days, when im done should i do team 1 or team 3 infanteer?
@@declanscheps9102 canadian cadet here, (sea, so possibly different) palms should be hidden in a salute bc it's disrespectful to show possibly dirty palms (from working, rifle drill, etc)
@@la.flaque ur still a cadet, not military, not even a reservist, ur rules and regs are so much different and you guys aren’t held to the same standards as us actual military personel, also palms being shown is the old way of saluting, no matter what this isnt how u salute
@@declanscheps9102 this is a cadets video, and I was just saying that my cadet corp does follow that rule. no disrespect intended
@@declanscheps9102We follow the CF Manual of Drill & Ceremonial, so yes, we do follow the same drill regulations as the CF.
UK army cadet who participated in remembrance day parade here🫡
Im in Navy legue cadets and going into sea cadets next year ❤
NZCC New Zealand cadet corps here
I also do army cadet and I’d would wear the same thing ngl
AAC ( Australian Army Cadet )
uniform
Bros feeling him self right now 😂😂😂 but remember thought how died 👍
Cool red beret
Canadian army cadet here too
Just found out today (because of a Remembrance Day ceremony) that one of my best friends is a army cadet now I’m intrigued by it
If ur gunna get into it do reserves or active duty (as active duty myself) i can tell you cadets is a joke used by parents to teach kids they dont like discipline
@@declanscheps9102 me 9 months later i’m going into sea cadets
@@rivroyerr go reserves at least, cadets is a joke that people who are too scared to join use to say they are in
Same here
@@declanscheps9102 are you serious??? cadets is for youth lmao, and nobody in cadets uses it to say they’re in the CAF. you’re sounding so immature lol
HEY! I KNOW THAT BERET hasty p eh? Fellow hasty p
You got the best berets
you aren't allowed to post things of you in uniform on social media. it says it in the code of conduct
Full uniform we never see his boots but if he had them on yes it's breaking the code
Let go a bit, he's doing it for the right reason and not advertising anything but personal, Unit, and National pride. Canadians do have a sense of patriotism but it's well hidden. 🇨🇦🌟
Looking nice, as a new Army Cadet, i enjoy looking at this type of stuff. I respect you for getting that far in the ranks.
hey in canadian army cadets to you get to do the combat drills like in the uk like with blank firing guns and stuff i have been trying to find awnser for ever
How’s your beret red? I’ve never seen that before.
Bro the uniform tho
Hello Sgt I will be seeing you soon as a new cadet (not lying I'm attending the open house)
Edit: sorry not sgt but FSgt
Lol thats an army cadet, you were right the first time
Very cool! You still enrolled in cadets? I'm currently in the process of applying to the CAF Reserves.
Lest we forget❤
Well done lad
Im starting air cadets next may real exited
You might want to be aware that unless you have permission from the CO, you shouldn’t be wearing the uniform in public including outside and online.
At the time i was getting ready for a cadet training we had, so i decided to make this.
hey in canadian army cadets to you get to do the combat drills like in the uk like with blank firing guns and stuff i have been trying to find awnser for ever@@DorkerOrNot
True. But we can't see his name, complete face, or Corps unit number. He's just a neatly dressed, patriotic Canadian army cadet with an awesomely molded beret! ⚔️👍🏽🇨🇦
Where in canada do you get that beret and what kind of cadet are you😭
Lookin spiffy
I was a cadet for the navy in 2014 to 2016
Sweet, what rank did you leave at?
@@DorkerOrNot I was a patrolman I loved it so much I don't know if that has changed
Funding by the legion is very low nowadays, lot less activities
@@DorkerOrNot when I was a cadet it was in the province of Quebec
Nice beret, but I do have a few things to say, your missing your rank on the left arm, your poppy is not held together correct, just pull the pin back through the red part, and nice beret
The rank is only on one arm. It’s not placed on both arms.
Better than british
Nah atc on top
I’m originally an air cadet because there aren’t any army cadets anywhere near me, but holy shit,do I have to say army cadet parade uniforms are beautiful, 1000 times better than air cadet parade uniforms.
The light blue uniform for the air Cadet does not appeal to me I rather the Army one as well, the Sea Cadet dress comes in second place.
Not if you use the whites for parade positions. Flag party for life
@@DorkerOrNotpersonally I’d take the airforce stuff over the navy but I also am in the us so no army cadets here anyway
I’m a Canadian army cadet 3025 I am a cpl
i am a canadian cadet too. im part of the 7th army cadet corps
hey in canadian army cadets to you get to do the combat drills like in the uk like with blank firing guns and stuff i have been trying to find awnser for ever
@@glaticalive no sadly. I want to go on exchange like my RSM so I can experience this
damn that sucks if you are wanting to do something of the like airosft might be a good option its pretty fun@@hzgaming4286
Was red Barrett the one that symbolized mp?
Yes, but sometimes no
@@DorkerOrNot Depending on the affiliated unit
🫡
Respect the flag that they died for rip.
Hi, someone could tell me if you ever had the opportunity to be in the cadets if it is à berger idea that I go to the army cadets or air cadets, I do not know what to do because both choices seem so interesting!
Well, it depends on your liking, you might find Air more interesting or you might find Army more interesting, it’s for you to decide.
The main goals of the program is to instill fitness, good citizenship, responsibilities, discipline, and leadership.
We’d have training night every week with parades, lessons of either drill, info, or leadership, as well as uniform inspection. We have ranks and levels to rise through which differs between branches, as well as awards and medals you would strive for at the end of year. We have teams and activities such as marksmanship, drill, band, FTXs, just to name a few common ones. We’d have camps in the summer, great chance to make friends across the nation. And lastly, we’d have an ACR to end of the year with a big parade.
Depending on what you’re trying to get out of the program, you could join the Army, Air, or Sea Cadets.
- Army: mainly focuses on fitness and survival skills such as survival equipment usage and shelter building in the wilderness as well as camps like parachuting which could benefit you in the real army if you choose to enlist later on.
- Air: mainly focuses on drill and aviation skills like gliding and power pilot. These aren’t mandatory, and we also cover survival, just not as in depth as the army cadets.
- Sea: mainly focuses on boating (sail boating, etc) and seamanship skills. Unique branch in that it’s parades are unlike any other. It has masts, messengers, and guards on parade instead of flag party. Not quite sure about what they do about survival though.
Tommorow we march
I’m in cadets and your shoulder strap should be over your coller
I did fix that later i was just in kind of a rush at the time as we had a training
the name tag go over the ruban
We call it a shash and yes i know that but its a small mistake that i indeed fixed
@@DorkerOrNot ight good
As a sea cadet I wish we wore berets.
We are getting them soon. Atlantic provinces already have them and ties are coming soon.
@@imperialdoggo5826 pacific here
@@Sillinesscanada landlocked here
I like your hats that look like plates
@@DorkerOrNot
I don't, they make you faint cause there so tight. I had purple lines on my head for 3 days after acr. I had my friend passout cause of them
Feel seconds
Are all the army cadet brays red?
Nope
We Wear Green Beret
why the red beret interested in the unit
different cadets have different berets
air force blue - air cadets
black - armoured & navy cadets
scarlet - military police cadets
etc…
its kinda weird but adds variety to cadet berets!
@@CasualAviationEnthusiast sea cadets: ball cap :sob.
I've seen some army cadets wear green. Also, what are some armoured cadet units?
Are u a leading cadet?😮
I am now a platoon warrant and personally march a platoon of cadets onto a parade square (around 20 cadets in my platoon)
@@DorkerOrNot yoooo cool man I'm only an AC :(
You are not American yet you salute like one nz army cadet here we salute like the UK
We go off the Canadian Armed Forces way
MP Affliated regiment?
Hastings prince Edward
@@DorkerOrNot nice, my corps is affiliated with the RMR
Bro close to wo
I am one now
@@DorkerOrNotI'm better cuz I'm a corporal in air cadets
Your salute was wrong btw
I fix it now, i figured it out the hard way XD
if u r british salute right then
😂
Well I ain’t lol
He’s Canadian, and we do the naval salute. Have done so since the amalgamation.
but like air tho
is better
Yes
Are you an mp cadet because there ain’t no way in hell that beret is maroon, and I’m in the only corps with it (edit: Irish regiment or infantry?)
So basically you know how Cadet Corps are just like the actual coro in the military they wear the same beret and stuff well the regiment my corp is based off from stole the red beret from the mps and use it ourselves
So I'm infantry
@@DorkerOrNot I’m D sqdrn 1721st lancers uk army cadets
@@DorkerOrNot ah
@@DorkerOrNot same with my corps and the maroon beret
You a hasty P in Peterborough?
I was, changed
@@DorkerOrNotah
@@DorkerOrNotthat unit sucks
Fix the poppy and collar from under the sash and we’re good to go
What do cadets do?
Depending on the regiment, but the main goals are to help you gain leadership experience, help you interact with others, help you gain experience in military stuff (like going camping and eating MRE’s), cadets also teach you a variety of things like (maps, how to tie different knots, how to set up a tent from scrap, how to do military drill), my favourite thing about cadets is the summer training cuz you can possibly go out of country for it or to another state/province depending on your country.
@@DorkerOrNot cool but how does that work though like do you just like go away from home for a while and live there to do these things?
@@TraviNomotion depends, summer training, yes you leave home, for a normal cadet nights it’s only like 4 hours away from home.
@@DorkerOrNot that depends on the location of your unit in regards to your home. For me, it’s around 30 mins by public transport.
Infantry wearing a scarlet beret?
Red
@@DorkerOrNot Red, scarlet, same thing. Thing is, only MP wear red/scarlet berets. No other branch or regiment is permitted to wear a red beret under any circumstance. HPE Regiment wears green, so I have no idea why you have a red beret.
@@sleeque6809 www.canada.ca/en/department-national-defence/services/military-history/history-heritage/official-military-history-lineages/lineages/infantry-regiments/hastings-prince-edward-regiment.html
@@DorkerOrNot Yes, historically, HPE Regt wore scarlet berets BEFORE unification. This was before each trade had a beret colour assigned to them. Now, HPE has a little nit of red underneath their beret badge that is attached to their green beret. Army cadet regimental affiliation should be exact with the CAF, meaning all regimental symbols and accoutrements should match. In the CJCR dress instructions, it specifically states which trades wear which colour of beret, and it's made very clear that ONLY Military Police regiments are to have scarlet berets, and it's also made clear that infantry must have army green berets.
I’m thinking of joining cadets do you guys think I should?
I’m joining cadets in July!
You were in the army
Army cadets and still am
Paratus
Yes sirrrr
Hello sergent
Warrant now
@@DorkerOrNot i am caporal
I’m in the British cadets, just commenting, Britain’s cadet uniform is so much better 🫣🫣
100% atc on top
Whatever helps you sleep at night.
From a sea cadet to an army cadet do you need medical attention what went wrong to make you choose army I mean at least it's not air but still.
Why do you salute like the Americans?
Cuz he's not British
@@khiyan_autistic well he’s not American either.
@@JATP-wp6ehhe’s canadian + we have a different movement when saluting than americans
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