The Commandant discusses his training philosophy and what it means to be the Commanding Officer of the Infantry School. Subjects include the value of self-improvement, being a good person, and fighting spirit, among many others.

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Si vous êtes Franco, veuillez chercher E10 la philosophie du commandant en français.

Mario et Pat nous livrent   leurs réflexions sur les grades importants de caporal-chef, de sergent et   d'adjudant. Ils discutent des défis et des avantages d'être sous-officier, et   de la façon de travailler avec les subordonnés et les officiers au sein d'une   équipe.

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If you are English, please search for E07 The Ideal NCO.

Mario and Eric provide their thoughts on the important ranks of Master Corporal, Sergeant, and Warrant Officer. They discuss the challenges and the rewards of being a Non-Commissioned Officer (NCO), and how to work with subordinates and officers as part of a team.

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Si vous êtes francophone, veuillez rechercher E08, Le sous-officier idéal en français.

Lessons learned from the first season/batch of episodes, and the upcoming season’s episodes. We hope to cover DP1 Infanteer (Battleschool), infantry weapons and equipment, the Infantry School Commandant’s philosophy, the RSM’s thoughts on what makes an ideal NCO, and more. De plus, nous commençons les épisodes français promis.

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Special guests Gail and Karrie explain what it is like being married to someone in the Infantry. The highs and lows of a spouse being deployed, postings to different provinces, having to find new jobs (and schools, and doctors), and more from those who support us and rarely get a voice.

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David explains the course, how to prepare, and what is needed to succeed. Infantry Officer Developmental Phase 1.1 (IODP 1.1, née Ph 3) is the third of four courses an Infantry Officer must pass, and it is generally seen as the most physically demanding “gut check” of the phases.

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Jon and Morgan explain the challenging but rewarding life in the Reconnaissance and Sniper communities. What movies get right/wrong, preparing for courses, enduring miserable conditions, and shooting bad people from long distances.

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Sean talks about his experience on multiple combat deployments, and what it is like to experience violence and death. A must for anyone who wonders what it is like, from the words of a truly humble man.

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Josh and Pascal explain the course, how to prepare, and what is needed to succeed. Basic Military Officer Qualification Army (BMOQ-A) is the second of four phases an Infantry Officer must pass, and it is the first course they take at The Infantry School. This course was formerly called Phase 2, Common Army Phase (CAP), and BMOQ-L (Land prior to A for Army).

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What is the Royal Canadian Infantry Corps (RCIC)? Our history, current structure, what it means to be an Infanteer or Infantry Officer, and more.

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