The 2019 #NijmegenMarches Canadian Armed Forces contingent is departing for the Netherlands today! #4d19 To learn more about the marches, this year’s teams and commemorations, the bond that exists between Canada and the Netherlands, and to view pictures and videos of the contingent, visit: https://www.canada.ca/en/department-national-defence/campaigns/nijmegen-marches.html | Canadian Armed Forces

The International Four Days Marches in Nijmegen is an incredible event that the Canadian Armed Forces has participated in every year since 1952. Because of the exceptional circumstances caused by COVID-19, this year’s edition was cancelled. On May 5th and 8th, Joint Task Force Nijmegen participated in a two day, 20 km virtual march in order to highlight the dedication of its members and to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the Liberation of the Netherlands and Victory in Europe. The experience

Canadian troops marching, and this is painful to watch. Maybe we can invade Montreal for their poutine. #army #navy #airforce #marines #vetradiosyndicate #canada #sailors #marchingband #Marching #drill #ceremony #military #officers | Vet Radio Syndicate

#ThrowbackThursday In honour of the 100th annual International Four Days Marches Nijmegen taking in place in Netherlands this week, we are sharing a 2008 Army News clip on the history of Nijmegen Marches and Canadian Armed Forces participation in the marches. #TBT #NijmegenMarches #CAFNijmegen | Canadian Army

A contingent of #CAF members participated in the Nijmegen Marches Departure Parade today at the Canadian War Museum. Lieutenant-General Jean-Marc Lanthier, Commander of the Canadian Army and reviewing officer for the departure parade, wished them safe travels as they prepare to depart for the Netherlands, where they will take part in the 103rd annual International Four Days Marches Nijmegen. #NijmegenMarches #4d19 | Canadian Armed Forces

#ThrowbackThursday Nijmegen Marches 2008. Every year since 1952, Canadians have participated in the Nijmegen Marches in the Netherlands. By participating in this event, Canadian military members and civilians take the opportunity to the honour fallen soldiers of the Second World War. A departure ceremony was held earlier this week at the Canadian War Museum for the Canadian Armed Forces members who will be participating in this year's Marches. Watch this Army News video from 2008 to learn more a