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UKSmiffy October 7th, 2006 15:48

Looking for info on JTF 2
 
Or more particularly(sp) the fire arms they use. I have looked through the forums and on the various websites and cant find any info on what they use. Id much appreciate if anyone could provide some assistance

Thanks

Matt in the UK

Yeoman October 7th, 2006 15:50

heavy barreled c8's with usually acog's or eotechs
c9a2's, though I'm almost positive I've seen m249 para models as well.
won't go any farther without breaching opsec.
Greg

-Per- October 7th, 2006 16:24

P90 for CQB...

wingman October 7th, 2006 16:28

They will use MP5s at least sometimes . . . or so I'm told.

brandstifter October 7th, 2006 16:28

The universal answer you're usually going to get it "What's standard for a non-standard military arm?" On top of the secrecy JTF2 thrives on, unconventional special forces are just that.

C8's and your standard CF goodies, I'm sure, though I've had word of mouth the MP5 is a favorite as well. That could very well be more publicly acknowledge gear, mind you. I'd suggest using your own creativity in trying to recreate what a JTF2 member might look to have during an operation.

UKSmiffy October 7th, 2006 16:31

Cheers Greg & per, help much appreciated. You wouldnt happen to know what load carrying kit they use too?

Thanks
Matt

R.A.T.M._JLD October 7th, 2006 16:37

Well the CF are using is this vest http://www.army.forces.gc.ca/lf/Engl...sp?product=116 but like most SF they some time us what they have got them self. So there realy isn't one look for JTF-2.

Millions Knives October 7th, 2006 16:42

On a somewhat related note, I remember a few years back when there was that engagement in Haiti, we sent some peacekeepers over there. I recall someone posting a scanned image from a newspaper; the caption claimed that the CF member pictured was JTF2.

For the life of me I can't remember the paper or when it was posted, and I haven't heard of any follow-ups that might have corrected the mistake in calling the peacekeeper JTF2 (if it was indeed a mistake), but does anybody have that picture or know where it might be?

Kokanee October 7th, 2006 16:47

Unfortunately you aren't likely going to get an accurate response. Those that don't know spout off, and those that do know say little or nothing. There is however a plethora of tidbits out in the ether if you look hard enough. Suggest milphotos to start.

Attaboy Greg ;)

-Per- October 7th, 2006 16:53

Paraclete RAV for the first one...But i don't know for the second...
http://i29.photobucket.com/albums/c2...2_Haiti_01.jpg
http://i29.photobucket.com/albums/c2...2haiti29kd.jpg

UKSmiffy October 7th, 2006 16:58

Thanks very much for your help guys! Much appreciated, now where did i like my credit card :banghead:

Cheers
Matt

fasterbassdrums October 9th, 2006 14:50

JTF2 wears alot of stuff that differs from the standard canadian issue stuff like their load bearing vests (ive seen different chest rigs and the like)
and alot of times they use different optics on their weapons (not always the Elcan) sometimes a red dot (they probably use alot of their personal equipment that they prefer)
they are supposed to be secret as well so you probably wont find too much on them.

fasterbassdrums October 9th, 2006 15:24

uhhhhh i dont know how to do links but heres some pics i found

http://www.dcds.forces.gc.ca/units/j...lery_e.asp#top

fasterbassdrums October 9th, 2006 15:25

oh cool the link worked

Lerch October 9th, 2006 17:47

You're a goone...but the pictures are good indeed. They don't include the Haiti set but those can prolly be found on MilitaryPhotos.net

Aswell, JTF2 isn't a secret anymore, they are acknowledged by DND on multiple gov't websites. It's their training and operations that is so closely guarded.


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