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EPISODE · Aug 12, 2020 · 22 MIN

Marksmanship: Soldier Shooting Skills (S1 E9)

from Canadian Army Podcast · host Canadian Army

Marksmanship is a key soldier skill. Corporal Matt Valcour, from the Governor General's Foot Guards in Ottawa, has demonstrated his superior marksmanship at the Canadian Armed Forces Small Arms Concentration.He talks about the techniques used during the constant training and practice required to maintain a high skill level. He explains as well how teaching other soldiers is an important part of maintaining his own levels of excellence.Send us your feedback and your suggestions for podcast topics!E-mail: [email protected]: Lt Adam OrtonCanadian Army Social MediaCopyright Information© Her Majesty the Queen in Right of Canada, as represented by the Minister of National Defence, 2020

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A soldier who has demonstrated his superior marksmanship at the Canadian Armed Forces Small Arms Concentration talks about what’s involved in training for this level of success and how he passes along his skills to other soldiers in his unit.

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