Canadian Air Force Ranks Explained

The Canadian Air Force has many ranks, some of these ranks are so similar it can be confusing, as well as in what order they progress. In this video, we explain a simple guide to the Canadian Air Force Ranks in order.

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Perhaps you or a family member has served or is serving in the Canadian Air Force. If so, which rank do you think is the backbone of the Air Force?

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[Canadian-Asian-dude]

Do not confuse us for the yanks. We pronounce Lieutenant as "Leftenent", not "Lootenent".

[alpearson]

There is no such thing as a'' lewtenant " we pronounce this as leftenant . Not as Americans do. English is the language spoken!!

[adeleh_ru]

Please create a French Navy Medals video

[freddyfries]

I have no idea what your references are but almost every you said about officers is false!

[stevenjefferys]

I recommend that this be deleted and redone. There are so many errors in it.

[Dargonkin]

You lost me when you mis pronounced Lieutenant(it's left tenant, not lew tenant) We ARE NOT

[stephenip]

Pilots are the backbone; the rest is just supporting staff regardless of ranks.