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166.48.141.237: /* In Team Yankee */

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In Team Yankee

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	==In Team Yankee==		==In Team Yankee==
	[[File:Mechanized Canuck.jpg\|300px\|left\|thumb\|The Stat Card]]		[[File:Mechanized Canuck.jpg\|300px\|left\|thumb\|The Stat Card/La Carte des Statistiques]]
	If you can get them within about 16"/40cm of the baddies, these guys will easily earn back their point cost. Beyond that? Well...		If you can get them within about 16"/40cm of the baddies, these guys will easily earn back their point cost. Beyond that? Well...

1d4chan>OmegaEclipse: removing a potential shitshow before it erupts

2020-10-14T04:07:48Z

removing a potential shitshow before it erupts

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	{{topquote\|Whenever the Germans found the Canadian Corps coming into the line, they prepared for the worst.\|David Lloyd-George}}		{{topquote\|Whenever the Germans found the Canadian Corps coming into the line, they prepared for the worst.\|David Lloyd-George}}

	~~{{topquote\|Canada is very smooth. They have you believe that its wonderful – and it is – for them. Not wonderful for us, wonderful for them.\|Donald Trump}}~~

	The Canadian Forces have earned and maintained an enviable reputation as crack assault troops over the course of their history, and the infantry are the centerpiece of that legend. The Canadian rifleman has much in common with both his British and American counterparts, sporting equipment from all across the globe. The Canadian infantry contribution to NATO's war effort are split into two multi-battalion-sized Regiments: The Royal 22e Régiment "''Vandoos''" and the Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry (or PPCLI, incorrectly labeled as the PPLI in the Free Nations book), who bring Franco-Canadian vitriol and Prairie fire respectively. Packing C1A1 FALs, C2 SAWs, M72 launchers, 60mm mortars, the Carl Gustav and a big fat .50 cal MG, these men are ready to start counting kills.		The Canadian Forces have earned and maintained an enviable reputation as crack assault troops over the course of their history, and the infantry are the centerpiece of that legend. The Canadian rifleman has much in common with both his British and American counterparts, sporting equipment from all across the globe. The Canadian infantry contribution to NATO's war effort are split into two multi-battalion-sized Regiments: The Royal 22e Régiment "''Vandoos''" and the Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry (or PPCLI, incorrectly labeled as the PPLI in the Free Nations book), who bring Franco-Canadian vitriol and Prairie fire respectively. Packing C1A1 FALs, C2 SAWs, M72 launchers, 60mm mortars, the Carl Gustav and a big fat .50 cal MG, these men are ready to start counting kills.

58.162.223.230: Undo revision 610049 by DishDogDELUX (talk)

2019-10-28T07:20:57Z

Undo revision 610049 by DishDogDELUX (talk)

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	[[File:Vandoos Canuck.jpg\|300px\|right\|thumb\|Je me Souviens!]]		[[File:Vandoos Canuck.jpg\|300px\|right\|thumb\|Je me Souviens!]]
	{{topquote\|Whenever the Germans found the Canadian Corps coming into the line, they prepared for the worst.\|David Lloyd-George}}		{{topquote\|Whenever the Germans found the Canadian Corps coming into the line, they prepared for the worst.\|David Lloyd-George}}

			{{topquote\|Canada is very smooth. They have you believe that its wonderful – and it is – for them. Not wonderful for us, wonderful for them.\|Donald Trump}}

	The Canadian Forces have earned and maintained an enviable reputation as crack assault troops over the course of their history, and the infantry are the centerpiece of that legend. The Canadian rifleman has much in common with both his British and American counterparts, sporting equipment from all across the globe. The Canadian infantry contribution to NATO's war effort are split into two multi-battalion-sized Regiments: The Royal 22e Régiment "''Vandoos''" and the Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry (or PPCLI, incorrectly labeled as the PPLI in the Free Nations book), who bring Franco-Canadian vitriol and Prairie fire respectively. Packing C1A1 FALs, C2 SAWs, M72 launchers, 60mm mortars, the Carl Gustav and a big fat .50 cal MG, these men are ready to start counting kills.		The Canadian Forces have earned and maintained an enviable reputation as crack assault troops over the course of their history, and the infantry are the centerpiece of that legend. The Canadian rifleman has much in common with both his British and American counterparts, sporting equipment from all across the globe. The Canadian infantry contribution to NATO's war effort are split into two multi-battalion-sized Regiments: The Royal 22e Régiment "''Vandoos''" and the Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry (or PPCLI, incorrectly labeled as the PPLI in the Free Nations book), who bring Franco-Canadian vitriol and Prairie fire respectively. Packing C1A1 FALs, C2 SAWs, M72 launchers, 60mm mortars, the Carl Gustav and a big fat .50 cal MG, these men are ready to start counting kills.

1d4chan>DishDogDELUX at 04:00, 28 October 2019

2019-10-28T04:00:35Z

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	[[File:Vandoos Canuck.jpg\|300px\|right\|thumb\|Je me Souviens!]]		[[File:Vandoos Canuck.jpg\|300px\|right\|thumb\|Je me Souviens!]]
	{{topquote\|Whenever the Germans found the Canadian Corps coming into the line, they prepared for the worst.\|David Lloyd-George}}		{{topquote\|Whenever the Germans found the Canadian Corps coming into the line, they prepared for the worst.\|David Lloyd-George}}

	~~{{topquote\|Canada is very smooth. They have you believe that its wonderful – and it is – for them. Not wonderful for us, wonderful for them.\|Donald Trump}}~~

	The Canadian Forces have earned and maintained an enviable reputation as crack assault troops over the course of their history, and the infantry are the centerpiece of that legend. The Canadian rifleman has much in common with both his British and American counterparts, sporting equipment from all across the globe. The Canadian infantry contribution to NATO's war effort are split into two multi-battalion-sized Regiments: The Royal 22e Régiment "''Vandoos''" and the Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry (or PPCLI, incorrectly labeled as the PPLI in the Free Nations book), who bring Franco-Canadian vitriol and Prairie fire respectively. Packing C1A1 FALs, C2 SAWs, M72 launchers, 60mm mortars, the Carl Gustav and a big fat .50 cal MG, these men are ready to start counting kills.		The Canadian Forces have earned and maintained an enviable reputation as crack assault troops over the course of their history, and the infantry are the centerpiece of that legend. The Canadian rifleman has much in common with both his British and American counterparts, sporting equipment from all across the globe. The Canadian infantry contribution to NATO's war effort are split into two multi-battalion-sized Regiments: The Royal 22e Régiment "''Vandoos''" and the Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry (or PPCLI, incorrectly labeled as the PPLI in the Free Nations book), who bring Franco-Canadian vitriol and Prairie fire respectively. Packing C1A1 FALs, C2 SAWs, M72 launchers, 60mm mortars, the Carl Gustav and a big fat .50 cal MG, these men are ready to start counting kills.

2601:449:8201:62BD:D571:4003:6850:DD83: /* IRL */

2019-08-12T21:53:45Z

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	==IRL==		==IRL==
	[[File:Vandoos2 Canucks.jpg\|300px\|right\|thumb\|The drill sergeant has already scared the <s>fear</s> maple syrup out of the man, it seems. FUN FACT; the man in the left in this picture went on to star in a pornographic film - FUKKIN GOOGLE IT]]		[[File:Vandoos2 Canucks.jpg\|300px\|right\|thumb\|The drill sergeant has already scared the <s>fear</s> maple syrup out of the man, it seems. FUN FACT; the man on the left in this picture went on to star in a pornographic film - FUKKIN GOOGLE IT]]
	From the Boer Wars to Korea, through both the World Wars, the Canadians built up a strong and storied wartime history. Boasting having never lost a war, it's not hard to see why. Known for being relentless attackers, the Canucks would never allow their enemies to rest under a constant barrage of precise shelling, sniper fire and nighttime raids. According to the official Canadian military history, the Germans loathed fighting them so much that they named the Canadians as the "''White Gurkhas''" as early as 1916. It is worth noting that there exists a debate as to whether or not this was all more reputation than reality, but the Canadian Forces definitely became known as some of the finest, most accurate shock troops the world had ever seen.		From the Boer Wars to Korea, through both the World Wars, the Canadians built up a strong and storied wartime history. Boasting having never lost a war, it's not hard to see why. Known for being relentless attackers, the Canucks would never allow their enemies to rest under a constant barrage of precise shelling, sniper fire and nighttime raids. According to the official Canadian military history, the Germans loathed fighting them so much that they named the Canadians as the "''White Gurkhas''" as early as 1916. It is worth noting that there exists a debate as to whether or not this was all more reputation than reality, but the Canadian Forces definitely became known as some of the finest, most accurate shock troops the world had ever seen.

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2019-08-12T21:53:19Z

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	==IRL==		==IRL==
	[[File:Vandoos2 Canucks.jpg\|300px\|right\|thumb\|The drill sergeant has already scared the <s>fear</s> maple syrup out of the man, it seems.]]		[[File:Vandoos2 Canucks.jpg\|300px\|right\|thumb\|The drill sergeant has already scared the <s>fear</s> maple syrup out of the man, it seems. FUN FACT; the man in the left in this picture went on to star in a pornographic film - FUKKIN GOOGLE IT]]
	From the Boer Wars to Korea, through both the World Wars, the Canadians built up a strong and storied wartime history. Boasting having never lost a war, it's not hard to see why. Known for being relentless attackers, the Canucks would never allow their enemies to rest under a constant barrage of precise shelling, sniper fire and nighttime raids. According to the official Canadian military history, the Germans loathed fighting them so much that they named the Canadians as the "''White Gurkhas''" as early as 1916. It is worth noting that there exists a debate as to whether or not this was all more reputation than reality, but the Canadian Forces definitely became known as some of the finest, most accurate shock troops the world had ever seen.		From the Boer Wars to Korea, through both the World Wars, the Canadians built up a strong and storied wartime history. Boasting having never lost a war, it's not hard to see why. Known for being relentless attackers, the Canucks would never allow their enemies to rest under a constant barrage of precise shelling, sniper fire and nighttime raids. According to the official Canadian military history, the Germans loathed fighting them so much that they named the Canadians as the "''White Gurkhas''" as early as 1916. It is worth noting that there exists a debate as to whether or not this was all more reputation than reality, but the Canadian Forces definitely became known as some of the finest, most accurate shock troops the world had ever seen.

1d4chan>OverlordM: /* In Team Yankee */

2018-10-17T10:20:32Z

In Team Yankee

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	If you can get them within about 16"/40cm of the baddies, these guys will easily earn back their point cost. Beyond that? Well...		If you can get them within about 16"/40cm of the baddies, these guys will easily earn back their point cost. Beyond that? Well...

	They're very similar to the [[British Mechanized Company\|Brits]], but are are more offensive by nature of their equipment. While their ROF and firepower values can both be quite intensive, their entire arsenal is frustratingly short ranged. Not a single tool they have is effective outside the 40cm mark, and lacking IR can worsen this for night fighting. As a consequence, retaining their 3+ skill rating is a godsend. Canadians will have an easier time making movement orders than a lot of their [[US Mech Platoon\|NATO counterparts]] (and all of their [[Motor Rifle Company\|PACT rivals]]), therefore permitting them to maneuver across the board at a more efficient rate. This kind of hopping around will be required to line up the shots necessary to make their output count, and to avoid getting whittled down before they can bring their potential to bear. Almost all of your infantry teams have some form of AT, so anything dumb enough to get close enough and flash its side armour ''will'' die. If you do find a nice and cozy spot to open up, put the C5 GMPG to work. With ROF 5, it will eat up PACT infantry while providing cover for your other teams with ~~good~~ moving ROF to push forward.		They're very similar to the [[British Mechanized Company\|Brits]], but are are more offensive by nature of their equipment. While their ROF and firepower values can both be quite intensive, their entire arsenal is frustratingly short ranged. Not a single tool they have is effective outside the 40cm mark, and lacking IR can worsen this for night fighting. As a consequence, retaining their 3+ skill rating is a godsend. Canadians will have an easier time making movement orders than a lot of their [[US Mech Platoon\|NATO counterparts]] (and all of their [[Motor Rifle Company\|PACT rivals]]), therefore permitting them to maneuver across the board at a more efficient rate. This kind of hopping around will be required to line up the shots necessary to make their output count, and to avoid getting whittled down before they can bring their potential to bear. Almost all of your infantry teams have some form of AT, so anything dumb enough to get close enough and flash its side armour ''will'' die. If you do find a nice and cozy spot to open up, put the C5 GMPG to work. With ROF 5, it will eat up PACT infantry while providing cover for your other teams with unaltered moving ROF to push forward.

	In summary, Canadian infantry are best used for the fairly standard roles of holding objectives, denying ground, and blowing up fortified enemies. Despite this, don't discount how they're capable of some reliable and unorthodox tactics thanks to free smoke, a big honkin' machine gun and a better skill value. They won't keep pace with your [[Leopard 1#Canada\|Leopard C1's]] once disembarked, but will still be able to consistently outpace most other flavours of infantry. The [[M113 Armored Personnel Carrier#Canada\|M113 transports]] that come attached are nothing special outside of their armour value, but are just what you need to get the infantry into a position where they can hit the ground running and do some damage.		In summary, Canadian infantry are best used for the fairly standard roles of holding objectives, denying ground, and blowing up fortified enemies. Despite this, don't discount how they're capable of some reliable and unorthodox tactics thanks to free smoke, a big honkin' machine gun and a better skill value. They won't keep pace with your [[Leopard 1#Canada\|Leopard C1's]] once disembarked, but will still be able to consistently outpace most other flavours of infantry. The [[M113 Armored Personnel Carrier#Canada\|M113 transports]] that come attached are nothing special outside of their armour value, but are just what you need to get the infantry into a position where they can hit the ground running and do some damage.

1d4chan>OverlordM: /* In Team Yankee */

2018-10-17T10:19:07Z

In Team Yankee

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	==In Team Yankee==		==In Team Yankee==
	[[File:Mechanized Canuck.jpg\|300px\|left\|thumb\|The Stat Card]]		[[File:Mechanized Canuck.jpg\|300px\|left\|thumb\|The Stat Card]]
	If you can get them within about 16"/40cm of the baddies, these guys will ~~win most fights~~. Beyond that? Well...		If you can get them within about 16"/40cm of the baddies, these guys will easily earn back their point cost. Beyond that? Well...

	They're very similar to the [[British Mechanized Company\|Brits]] but ~~with less ''stab'' and~~ more ~~''boom''. Much like~~ their ~~fellows in the armour, these Canadian infantrymen need to stay mobile until they've found the perfect firing position to start an assault~~. While their ROF and firepower values can both be quite intensive, their entire arsenal is frustratingly short ranged. Not a single tool they have is effective outside the 40cm mark. As a consequence, their 3+ skill rating is a godsend. Canadians will have an easier time making movement orders than a lot of their [[US Mech Platoon\|NATO~~]] [[Dutch Tirailleur Peleton\|~~counterparts]] (and all of their ~~[[Mot-Schützen Kompanie\|PACT]]~~ [[Motor Rifle Company\|rivals]]), therefore permitting them to maneuver across the board at a more efficient rate. This kind of hopping around will be required to line up the shots necessary to make their output count, and to avoid getting whittled down before they can bring their potential to bear. Almost all of your infantry teams have some form of AT, so anything dumb enough to get close enough and flash its side armour ''will'' die. If you do find a nice and cozy spot to open up, put the C5 GMPG to work. With ROF 5, it will eat up PACT infantry while providing cover for your other teams to ~~move~~ forward. Additionally, this lovely abundance of both firepower and ROF means that the Canadians will have a far easier time dislodging dug in infantry than their peers. Lastly, remember to save your one-use smoke when it will mean the difference between dead Russians or dead Canadians, this has the potential to be a game-winning moment.		They're very similar to the [[British Mechanized Company\|Brits]], but are are more offensive by nature of their equipment. While their ROF and firepower values can both be quite intensive, their entire arsenal is frustratingly short ranged. Not a single tool they have is effective outside the 40cm mark, and lacking IR can worsen this for night fighting. As a consequence, retaining their 3+ skill rating is a godsend. Canadians will have an easier time making movement orders than a lot of their [[US Mech Platoon\|NATO counterparts]] (and all of their [[Motor Rifle Company\|PACT rivals]]), therefore permitting them to maneuver across the board at a more efficient rate. This kind of hopping around will be required to line up the shots necessary to make their output count, and to avoid getting whittled down before they can bring their potential to bear. Almost all of your infantry teams have some form of AT, so anything dumb enough to get close enough and flash its side armour ''will'' die. If you do find a nice and cozy spot to open up, put the C5 GMPG to work. With ROF 5, it will eat up PACT infantry while providing cover for your other teams with good moving ROF to push forward.

	In summary, Canadian infantry best used for the fairly standard roles of holding objectives, denying ground, and blowing up fortified enemies. Despite this, don't discount how they're capable of some reliable and unorthodox tactics thanks to free smoke, a big honkin' machine gun and a better skill value. They won't keep pace with your [[Leopard 1#Canada\|Leopard C1's]] once disembarked, but will still be able to consistently outpace most other flavours of infantry. The [[M113 Armored Personnel Carrier#Canada\|M113 transports]] that come attached are nothing special outside of their armour value, but are just what you need to get the infantry into a position where they can hit the ground running and do some damage.		In summary, Canadian infantry are best used for the fairly standard roles of holding objectives, denying ground, and blowing up fortified enemies. Despite this, don't discount how they're capable of some reliable and unorthodox tactics thanks to free smoke, a big honkin' machine gun and a better skill value. They won't keep pace with your [[Leopard 1#Canada\|Leopard C1's]] once disembarked, but will still be able to consistently outpace most other flavours of infantry. The [[M113 Armored Personnel Carrier#Canada\|M113 transports]] that come attached are nothing special outside of their armour value, but are just what you need to get the infantry into a position where they can hit the ground running and do some damage.

	==IRL==		==IRL==