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Posted: 12/4/2001 4:57:26 AM EDT
i've worn both and i like the canadian ones better. your still camo , and the butttons on the bdu's are bigger so you can open them with mits on. they're cheaper to buy here too. i've been on manhunt with my friends in various clothing and we alwways agree that the US look like pajamas, while the CAN look like a uniform.
plus plian green won't fade as noticably as camo, which will fade kinda quick. CAN pants have a strorm flap that tucks inot your boot when you put them on, then the other outer parts ties like normal. our pockets (on jacket and pants) are huge. OffRoad |
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Quoted: ...i've been on manhunt with my friends in various clothing... View Quote Is that the same thing as cross-dressing and cruising gay bars? [Edited to add something funnier] |
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You might want to keep your "pajama" comments to yourself untill you've actually earned the right to wear a uniform,spent a week in the same one because you were to busy hump'n your butt to change,sweated in one with a NBCW suit and gas mask on over it or bled in one.
That being said I prefer the old solid green Canadian one in the summer because the material is lighter and dries out on the march or run. The US bdu's are a heavier material and take longer to dry. In the winter I would prefer the US bdu's for the same reason I wouldn't want to wear them in the summer. I have a set of bdu's that I traded a green beret and numerous cold ones for in CFB Gagetown. I don't wear them often as all the rank badges,unit insignia and name tags are still on it and I don't want to ruin it. It's not to often a 1st Sergeant gives you a set of BDU's right out of his ruck. |
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fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuccccccckkkkk you cockbreath.
manhunt is NOT gay bars, i'm seriously offended you even called me gay (yeah you hit a nerve, better exploit it). it's like paintball, but we play 24 hrs a day. and we don't have paintball guns cause we have better things to spend $$$$ on. go suck a donkey off you geek. |
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thta's true CAN bdu's are pretty thin. and the US ones are thicker. but usually i just wear long johns and that keeps me warm, i haven't worn them for my country but ihave beennin the same thing for 4 days while doing farm work in between playing games. socks??? i don't want to think about that smell... lol
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Quoted: fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuccccccckkkkk you cockbreath. manhunt is NOT gay bars, i'm seriously offended you even called me gay (yeah you hit a nerve, better exploit it). it's like paintball, but we play 24 hrs a day. and we don't have paintball guns cause we have better things to spend $$$$ on. go suck a donkey off you geek. View Quote So I take that to be a yes, my gay Canadian friend?[;)] (You really should look up the word geek. In the US a geek is someone who says: "it's like paintball, but we play 24 hrs a day. and we don't have paintball guns cause we have better things to spend $$$$ on.") Good luck. Hope you find that "man" you're looking for... |
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wahtever, i think you're just kidding with me.
i don't know what's going on murphy, we've never had a problem before, why are you all of a sudden jumping all over me. i never implyied you were gay. |
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Lighten up guy, it's a joke. No hard feelings.
You have to admit though, you openned yourself up to this one with the: "manhunt is NOT gay bars, i'm seriously offended you even called me gay (yeah you hit a nerve, better exploit it)." I couldn't help myself. Sorry.[:)] |
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yeah whatever, i smiling now too. it's just with the gay thing, the rational part of my brian shuts off (lousy brain) and i get all stupid and swearing, it's ok.
i'm alright, you're alright :) OffRoad |
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thbak you for not locking my thread striker.
i promise to bash myself into unconsicness (sp? definatly) by forehead to computer desk contact before posting such inappropriate material again. :) OffRoad |
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LOL!!!
Damn, coffee on the keyboard again! This gets my vote for thread of the week. |
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Quoted: Do Canadian and American BDU's have the same camo pattern (sexual orientation of the wearer notwithstanding...)? View Quote The combats (Canadian Army terminology) that I wore were solid green. They have since switched to what they call CADPAT (Canadian Disruptive Pattern).[rolleyes] I haven't seen the new combats yet but the gear is excellent from what I've heard. [img]http://www.dnd.ca/menu/maple/vol_3/Vol3_10/Cadbat2b.jpg[/img] |
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Quoted: i've been on manhunt View Quote The Canadian military must be even more tolerant than outr "dont ask dont tell" policy? Don't worry offroad, Mr. Right will come along some day. I hear the latest thing in Canadian BDU's is the CADPAT pattern, but it is heavily restricted. |
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don't start....
i just into it with murphy about that. mods could you please nail him, i would , but there'd be an awful mess to clean up. |
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Quoted: please nail him, i would , but there'd be an awful mess to clean up. View Quote Ummm, Dude, Talking about wanting to nail guys is what got you into this mess ... |
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[img]http://www.pixyland.org/peterpan/Imagezs/peter_flies2_adj_680h.jpg[/img]
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NOTHING IS GOING IAN'S WAY TODAY!!!!!!!!!! THIS IS SUPOSED TO BE RELAESE FROM THE CRAPPYNESS OF MY LIFE, INSTEAD, IT IS A CONTUATION OF IT!!!!
CAPS LOCK off now. come on guys, give me a break, now you'll find a way to twist that around, if you want to bully, then fine i can stand up to you guys, just be nice or be meaner than hell just both. OffRoad |
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noname i didn't know you had such non-flattereing pics of yourself.
that sure as hell ain't me. |
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Quoted: noname i didn't know you had such non-flattereing pics of yourself. that sure as hell ain't me. View Quote Isn't that the "plain green" canadian BDU's? I always pictured Canadians like that myself. Fun thread you started BTW. [;)] Shawn |
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Quoted: yeah whatever, i smiling now too. it's just with the gay thing, the rational part of my brian shuts off .... OffRoad View Quote So, who's this "brian" fella? A special friend? |
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Was it boy george or village people that had the song "manhunt" ????
[img]www.stopstart.fsnet.co.uk/smilie/nogood.gif[/img] |
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Canadian BDU?
Huh,..Oh you guys have an Army? I'm sorry, I didn't notice with all the support you're giving US since 9/11. When the Canadians stop debating and make a decision, post it here. Many of us would like to know if your with US or not. Wait, maybe you already have and we couldn't care less. |
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you guys are lots of fun, i'm jamming to kid rock so say whatever you wnat.
we have an army. i was waiting for the draft but it never happened. from what i've heard we kicked your asses and then handed tehm to you during war games. CAN and some troops vs US and some tanks. We come and talk to you guys, you're all jumpy in the woods with your guns and such. we agrre to sstart the game the next day. we leave, you back to you compound, later that night, we come back (oddly enought ewe forget to tell you first) and sabotage all your tanks. we leave, you come out the next day and start up your big rigs, they blow all to hell, you're all declared dead cause you were alleither in the tanks or within a 100 feet of it. the judges declare you all dead. we come out and laugh our asses off. man, you guys.... CANADA vs. US never gets old..... heheheheheh to mods: i'm just goofing with these guys. bring it on, i got a truckload of nomex!!! :) OffRoad |
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Thanks for the great topic it is very funny my eyes are watering................ i knew that it was too cold up there, now i am sure it is....[:D] [;D]
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The Canadian army is nice; I have served with them a few times in a few 'places'. However, I think most of us would rather hear the story about their prowess from someone who doesn't have to start the story with. "From what I heard..."
...this one time, at band camp... High Performance Tactical Gear! [url]www.Lightfighter.com[/url] |
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AMEN!! What Lightfighter said! If you arent serving or havent served...dont tell others stories! BTW, I too have played with our northern friends a few times...good bunch of troops. Milcop out.
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Now in all seriousness OffRoad:
I love Canada, but lets get real. The last time the Canadian government sent an armored column to put the Indians in their place, the armored vehicles broke down. In addition, the Snowbirds do not constitute an Air Force. As far as uniforms go, the old OD rip-stops from Vietnam were the most comfortable. They reissued them in the mid 80’s at FT. Hood for Honduras. |
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Quoted: Now in all seriousness OffRoad: I love Canada, but lets get real. The last time the Canadian government sent an armored column to put the Indians in their place, the armored vehicles broke down. In addition, the Snowbirds do not constitute an Air Force. As far as uniforms go, the old OD rip-stops from Vietnam were the most comfortable. They reissued them in the mid 80’s at FT. Hood for Honduras. View Quote Actually Canada committed 2 battleships,a squadron of CF18's and a battalion of infantry. After you figure in the US/Canadian exchange rate you will be getting 2 canoes 6 Mounties and a bunch of flying squirrels.[:D] |
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I was at the BX the other day and purchased a Camo 'boonie' hat. I nearly crapped myself when I read the tag inside...made in China. Thanks to Klinton and pals, their making primo US missle guidance systems...I guess I shouldn't feel so bad about the Commie fucking hat!
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noh doot aboot it..... deez canajun hosers are pretty testy, eh? :D
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I have worked with the Canadian Army (Germany, NATO). I'll say this for them, they really come up with solid solutions to common problems. For example, while the US Army was looking for a scout bike (Kawasaki 250 in 1988), the Canadians went a different route. On one field exercise, I noticed MOUNTAIN BIKES slung on the rear gate of their APCs. While our "scouts" were tearing up the country side in LOUD enduros, the Canadians solved the problem, silently, for about $500. The US Army bikes were so lout, you had to wear a special noise-cancelling helmet just to hear. So much for "scouting."
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Quoted: Quoted: Now in all seriousness OffRoad: I love Canada, but lets get real. The last time the Canadian government sent an armored column to put the Indians in their place, the armored vehicles broke down. In addition, the Snowbirds do not constitute an Air Force. As far as uniforms go, the old OD rip-stops from Vietnam were the most comfortable. They reissued them in the mid 80’s at FT. Hood for Honduras. View Quote Actually Canada committed 2 battleships,a squadron of CF18's and a battalion of infantry. After you figure in the US/Canadian exchange rate you will be getting 2 canoes 6 Mounties and a bunch of flying squirrels.[:D] View Quote LOL. Tell you what. I got stuck in Canada on 911. Truly, the only country that can be trusted. God bless Canada! |
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Thanks QCMGR. One of the things that makes me proud to be Canadian is the willingness of our people to open their hearts and homes to total strangers in time of need. Especially in the Maritimes.
Swiss Air flight 111 Sept 11. |
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1stly - Combats - not BDU's, EH!.
If I could find a pic place since photopoint went tits up I would post some pic of the new pattern. OffRoad - you made your own problems, it bugs me when some twit, never in, says "well I heard". Lightfighter ...this one time, at band camp... View Quote BigZ - last time I looked we were the third largest contributor. Striker - I think you meant ALBERTA [beer] (where we want to amalgamate with TEXAS) |
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I have never seen Canadian uniforms offered as surplus to us Yanks.
I suppose it has something to do with Clinton, most stuff does. Weird that I can find Czech desert pattern but no Canadian monochrome or cammie in the States |
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