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Australian Army 11 Platoon Kapooka March Out
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- Опубліковано 19 бер 2020
- Australian Army 11 Platoon Kapooka March Out was a video designed to add just a bit more context to what happens at the end of Boot Camp, Kapooka, Basic Training or Recruit Training what ever you may think it's called or means to you globally.
The Kapooka march out is the culmination of a lot more than a 12 weeks training for many who leave an old life for a new one and for many this is the first big decision made as the step into adult responsibility is made.
To the families of those that now where the uniform of the Australian Army the Best Small Army in the World you should be very proud of the legacy that is now being forged in your family name.
The world awaits you and so does your unit so work and prepare hard and welcome to my world we need great people now and tomorrow and Initial Employment Training carry's on only 3 days after Kapooka concludes so be ready for this training to ramp up pretty quickly.
Although this video was a tribute to Cam nearly 3 years ago it is still just as valid today as it was then changes occur but they are subtle so take heed, Subscribe and tick the bell i am here to help you with advice, morale and fun.
When attending a Kapooka March Out you will have to be registered by a member marching out and you will need to be at the directed place as early as possible to be signed onto the base by security.
Enjoy the Journey..
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The ending. Absolutely beautiful juxtaposition with the past and present.
This video really brings back memories.
Exo Challenger it was a fun one to make and this time none of the pressure was on me mate..
I’m excited to finally get my chance to have those memories and follow the steps of the ANZAC’s
@@georgeghebrial9697 same mate just smashed out my aptitude test Friday fingers crossed I’ll be there myself in a month or two from now!
Great job Cas...as always mate. And to our service men and woman...thank you!!
Cheers mate hope your well these days mate..
not gonna lie, got a bit teary aye, congrats to everyone there and those goin there, give it your all!
Great video mate. And thank you to all the service men and women past and present who give all for this amazing country and make it what it is. ❤️🇦🇺❤️
The Vic my god... that place made a fortune from me. I remember you could order a jug of bourbon and coke with a straw. Lol. Doing the full cocktail list earned me 2 vic hotel singlets. Then it was Jack Daniels tavern Singleton. We also had cars at Singleton I think best thing to have taken them away. Yet how much fun was towing the abandon cars to the 105 recoilless range and 66 rocket range. If you can’t fix it 66 it. They did well no square gating on the march past. Well done. I still miss it all. It’s luggage you hold close to your heart for some of us. Till the end of my days anyway. Congrats to the new blood stand tall and proud. It’s not a job it’s a life choice. Stick with it and grow!!!
Cheers for the vid Cas.
Congrats to Cam and also all those who marched out that day :-)
Mucho Respecto and all the best in the Future
Nice edit mate. Well done to all those on parade and all the best for your careers.
Nice vid, those were the best advance and review order march and left form that I've ever seen. I'm proud of them for making it through
Wish I could go back and do Kapooka again somedays.
Ah the memories...11 Platoon 1990
Yep #Metoo in winter thinking the pool would be heated by more than urine
Love the bit at the end..
Cheers mate we aim to please but also to allow those that served to remember the little things
Ah the Bandys. Pay Level 7 when I was in. Not be bad for slapping a triangle.
Mate everyone their own I couldn’t play cow bell but I could rock weapons better than an air guitar
A fantastic video Cas. Well made mate 😎
Nothings changed since 87, 16 platoon Bravo company. Same March out music. Proudest day of my life.
Best channel on UA-cam mate. 💯
Appreciate that we try to give the upper hand to those that follow us and almost all reports seem to be pretty good feedback.
@@inthetrencheswithcas1762 dude your going far out of your way to provide everyone with very knowledgeable information plus the way you speak sends everyone a strong feeling of motivation your a good bloke man & I’ll follow along forever! Waiting to hear back about my aptitude test I completed Friday hopefully on the way down Hobart for YOU session very soon! Thanks for everything Cas 👍
From here. You will require. Your note pad and pen, your full 1 litre water bottle.
When I marched out in 2018, everyone went to the vic and belted out the Soldiers Contract, probably one of the more embarrasing moments of my life hahahaha, good times
Yep that is a cringe but it’s all good the Vic would be used to it mate where did you end up getting posted
@@inthetrencheswithcas1762 7CSR as a radio op, transferring to bear so ill be heading off for that in a month
Have you ever gone down on parade???
I nearly did, but I'm a unit. I'm sure he'll be right.
Never gone down, have chucked a whitey but regained myself it's a horrible feeling when you start to break down isn't it...
One of your best mate
In my day a gunner was a "Drop short" haha
Now the real time starts. Good onya guys. Be the best you can be
jack turtle lol yes cold nights ahead that’s something they can bet on and your timing was amazing great time to be in a career that won’t sack you if you get sick
My son went through there some years ago. I am very proud. Thanks for posting..
Haha The old Vic Hotel. I got in a dust up with an RI from another Platoon the night before my march out when he started picking on other recruits from my Platoon. My parents were about to arrive as well but I was confined to barracks after the fight and couldn't meet them until the next day after my march out. Nothing more happened to me but the RI got in a heap of shit for being a bully and even drinking at the Recruits pub. Next day I was on a bus for Singo to the School of Infantry. Good times.
Nice one Cas!
Damn those forms are hard! Did he call halt on left foot?
Big congratulations
Fuck sake, i was 41 platoon. Last platoon to marched out 2019 with 42, slow marched around. was fucking shit. Good to see they got rid of it
I got sent to kapooka by scma, had no choice, l wanted to instruct at Singleton, that pretty much ended my career, a long with a few other mates from infantry. Thanks scma.
Was once a quest there for 3 months in 1987 seems like yesterday
Got your ears lowered!! LOOKS GOOD!!
They will have to be lowered all the way to my hips soon my dear, prayers to your country at the moment too dear how are you and Matty going in the same room together
9:33 what's that song it sounds German
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Watch this and skip to 52:12. The German soldiers are marching to that same song HAHA
Hi everyone I want to update you on what’s been happening and how I’m feeling, today was the last day of School for my brothers and sister and everyone is ok with my family and I’m doing fine thank you
Where do you actually go to school, Amy have you had someone affected at your school i can't keep up at the moment with all the news coming in
ABSOLUTELY. Although he has been gone at work 14 hours. Home now, showered and sleeping. We have not only the COVID 19 virus to fight, we have had HEAVY rains!!!
Matty is water & wastewater guy. Keeps our water clean. Hard job with so much rain.
In The Trenches With Cas sir I am considered an Adult I am 21 years old away to turn 22 years old in May and no one is affected with the virus
I hope you’re doing well sir
My partner is going to kapooka in June he is wondering if you could come to his march out
Get him on Patreon and have him call me and we can see what we can do I love Wagga Wagga..
Mucho Respecto
great video cas!
was gonna ask if you had any tips for cardio? i can pump out pushups and situps like they are nothing but when it comes to cardio, im fucking shocking hahaha. i can walk long distances and do 10km walks every few days but when running, i struggle badly. have you got any suggestions? cheers mate
Long slow distance running brother
start out with a comfortable pace, ie a pace that you can hold a conversation with while jogging. Try beginning with 2-4kms if youre not used to running. From there, start challenging yourself, time your kilometers and seek to improve your times whenever you hit the track. Its a long process, but youll be seriously proud of yourself when you begin to see results. Best of luck
@@KemoveRebab appreciate it mate!
Bugger me 11 platoon 1980 kapooka and then school of artillery Manly.
Greg Palmer 25 platoon 1985 and then to School of Artillery Manly. Such a sweet location to go to after Kapooka. A Bty 8/12.
Ah. Gunner.
Hey there, just wondering. Is there any reason why they graduate with different uniforms on ?
They are all the same mate the ones that look different are the Instructors mate and the graduating soldiers are wearing whatever CORP's insigna they have been allocated to ...
Henry is correct Cas. The Pl have the old poly uniform trousers and the instructors and colour party have the new uniform colour. The trousers are different in colour. But who cares, look at the Diggers in WW2. 🇦🇺👍
Hey cas, after graduating from adfa and rmc, do you automatically go to the corps you enlisted in or is it based on performance at rmc?
From what I know, you will be allocated into a corps depending on you competency as an LT, they will take into account your corps preferences, but ultimately it will be decided upon your capability as a platoon/troop commader. Obviously, with the more competent cadets being allocated to combat corps/more technical trades
crack so if you go to adfa and study aeronautical engineering, that doesn’t mean you will be a helicopter pilot.
@@user-vr7im8ih5y The process for becoming a miitary pilot, be it army or air force, begins far before commisioning. You will undergo pretty rigorous aptitude testing (and when I say rigorous, I mean incredibly hard) to even qualify for the position, and due to the extremely competitive nature of the job, very few peple actually end up actually progressing to pilot training, plus you will be competing with thousands of other applicants.
So, to answer your question simply, no, just because you go to adfa and study aeronautical engineering does not mean you will become a military pilot.
However, do not let this discourage you. Aim high, literally. If you have this goal, keep working towards it, being a military pilot is one of the most rewarding careers out there, keep on top of your study and do not lose sight of your dream. Best of luck my friend
But seriously I marched out with 11 pl B coy back in 1984 Memories.
Lucas Hudson 22 Charlie 89. Being given a medical discharge was like chopping my leg off. Yet I still miss those years. I never wanted out. Even with the physical pain I still get daily hasn’t turned me. Once a soldier always a soldier.
my home town wagga
Hey 420 First comment well done and Wagga is a very nice and clean town I really enjoyed my time there except for the cheap coffee cups...