Canadian General assumes Deputy Command of United Nations Command Korea

[RackMaster]

This is awesome. For the first time in its 68 year's of existence, non US General holds the post.

First time in 68-years CAF General to be appointed Deputy Commander United Nations Command Korea - Canadian Military Family Magazine

 

[Ooh-Rah]

 

[ThunderHorse]

This is awesome. For the first time in its 68 year's of existence, non US General holds the post.

First time in 68-years CAF General to be appointed Deputy Commander United Nations Command Korea - Canadian Military Family Magazine

For the longest time the DCG for 18 Airborne Corps was a Canadian. In fact the DCG-Operations https://home.army.mil/bragg/index.php/about/leadership

 

[RackMaster]

For the longest time the DCG for 18 Airborne Corps was a Canadian. In fact the DCG-Operations https://home.army.mil/bragg/index.php/about/leadership

There's a lot of Canadian's in deputy command positions through the exchange program and we have a lot of O's from Ally nation's in positions here. It's a great program.

 

[Gunz]

Marine Corps Command and Staff College, Marine Corps Advanced Warfighting...

He went to the right schools...

 

[AWP]

My experience with the Canadian military is limited to their airborne units (I proudly wore their wings while in uniform) and RCAF. A++, would partner with again.

The Commonwealth produces solid troops.

 

[ThunderHorse]

There's a lot of Canadian's in deputy command positions through the exchange program and we have a lot of O's from Ally nation's in positions here. It's a great program.

We had a British Brigadier as DCG-O at Bliss. Crazy smart, and he was a bit of a bastard in the gym...he could outlift and outrun a lot of people.

Worked with Canadian Cavalry guys at NTC a few years back, cool people.