si ka hector sa kaliwa at si paengski si kanan, si bogart naman yung nasa likod

nice pic chok

how long have been in the service?

AFGHAN MILITIA

The thumbnail pics are OK chok.

Nice pics youre posting.

bai Chok, from what foreign army are you? Canadian?

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Chinook pilot lands several hundred meters away from the designated LZ. I think he finds it amusing to have us run up and down the ravine with heavy rucksack on our back. Typical airforce............

only Americans are crazy enough to ride Chinooks hehehe, Chok is US Navy SEAL

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"KAKA" IS THE OLD GEEZER ON THE LEFT WITH THE KALASHNIKOV. HE REFERS TO AFGHANISTAN AS "KAKASTAN"
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STORM IN BANJALUKA(FORMER YUGOSLAVIA) PICTURE WAS TAKEN AFTER LUNCH
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TOL HINDE AKO SEAL, MEMBRO AKO NG 3PPCLI

That would be Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry, the unit from which the record holder for the longest sniper kill belonged.

chok, is that you in the pictures? If yes, I salute you!

Go pinoy! Go canada! :thumb:

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Good to hear there are real CF members on this forum too, especially one like you who is a member of the famed "Princess Patz".

What is your MOC? Infantry? Armor? Engineers? (CHIMO!!!!)

If you go back to "the Ghan" for another tour, good luck and stay safe!!!


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I wonder what happened to our friend Chok.... He was not even in our KIA list...

We'll pray for his safety...

Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry (PPCLI) is an infantry regiment in the Canadian Forces (CF), belonging to 1 Canadian Mechanized Brigade Group (1 CMBG). It is one of the most decorated regiments in the CF. It currently consists of four battalions, three in the Regular Force and one in the Reserve Force (militia). The PPCLI is ranked second in the order of precedence for the regular infantry, and 38th in the infantry militia. The regiment's RHQ is located in Edmonton, Alberta, with its two regular battalions located in Alberta and one regular battallion in Manitoba, with the Loyal Edmonton Regiment "4th Battalion Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry as the Reserve Unit. The regiment acts as the "local" infantry regiment for western Canada



Princess Patricia, the Colonel-in-Chief, designed and made by hand the regimental colours to be presented on that occasion. It is a crimson flag with a circular blue centre. In the circle are gold initials V P which stand for Victoria Patricia. The regimental colours became known as the "Ric-A-Ram-Doo". This colour was carried in every regimental action during World War I.

great outfit you joined in bro. keep safe!