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Photo by Public Affairs, HMCS Summerside Members of the United States Coast Guard Law Enforcement Detachment depart HMCS Summerside on March 29, as the ship concludes its participation in Operation Caribbe, Canada’s contribution to the multinational campaign against transnational criminal organizations in the Pacific Ocean and the Caribbean. See more on page 2.

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Commander Todd Bonnar, Cdr Todd Bonnar and Cdr Rod Hughes Cdr Bonnar and Capt(N) Ken Scotten Cdr Bonnar and Madeline Humer Commanding Officer of VENTURE, (Ret’d), present the Chief of Maritime (Ret’d) (left), present the VENTURE present the David W. Groos Memorial The Naval Officer Training Centre Staff (CMS) Award to A/SLt House Association Award (Pullen Cup) to A/ Shield to A/SLt Thow (right). The (NOTC), presents awards during a (right). The CMS award is presented SLt Wylie (right). David W. Groos Memorial Shield graduation parade. to the top overall MARS IV student. is presented to the Top MARS IV student at sea.

A/SLt Wylie receives his graduation A/SLt Collings receives his graduation A/SLt Granta receives his graduation A/SLt Heon-Miousse receives his certificate. certificate. certificate. graduation certificate.

A/SLt House receives his graduation A/SLt MacNeil receives her A/SLt Michels receives her graduation A/SLt O’Rourke receives her certificate. graduation certificate. certificate. graduation certificate.

A/SLt Place receives his graduation A/SLt Thow receives his graduation SLt Place receives the promotion to SLt Grant receives the promotion to certificate. certificate. his present rank. his present rank.

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Photo by Deanne Gillespie A recent professional development day at Canadian Forces Maritime Experimental and Test Ranges (CFMETR) in Nanoose Bay, B.C. proved to be more than just typical classroom training. Civilian and military members teamed up for a grueling match of outdoor ball hockey. Workplace wellness and team camaraderie were high ranking for the unit on the warm, West Coast spring day. From Left to right: LCdr T. Nichols, N. Burgess, B. Cooper, J. King, LS B. Bennekou, C. Doward, D. Hildbrand, K. Maude, O. Taylor, MS R. Moore, Sgt. B. Oxford, S. Carnie and LS C. Ashcroft.

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