What’s in a Canadian Army soldier’s field kit? Pte Hannah from 3rd Battalion, The Royal Canadian Regiment, walks us through elements of his issued gear, including the CADPAT MT (Canadian Disruptive Pattern Multi-Terrain), tactical vest setup, Dismounted Infantry Capability Enhancement (DICE) helmet system, and C7A2 automatic rifle. Every piece has a purpose, whether it’s protection, communication, or operational effectiveness. | Canadian Armed Forces

#SundayNightFlick Ever wondered what happens to old Army uniforms? The Criminal Code of Canada states that it is illegal for anyone outside of the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) to wear Canadian Disruptive Pattern (CADPAT) or any other CAF uniform (section 419). The CADPAT patterns and technical data are patent and copyright protected and the Department of National Defence has acquired the trademark for CADPAT. So what happens when a soldier's CADPAT needs to be replaced? This video takes a look at

Parachutes & patches: Sgt Matthew Sankey from 424 Transport and Rescue Squadron based at 8 Wing Trenton reveals the significance of the various patches on a SAR Tech's uniform. | Canadian Armed Forces