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2019-07-02-13.Pdf 170636 Tuesday, July 2, 2019 Volume 53, Issue 13 www.tridentnewspaper.com Between the sea and the sky The Bluenose II is escorted by a CH-148 Helicopter from 12 Wing Shearwater as the ship sails in Peggy’s Cove on June 11, 2019. This image has been digitally altered. AVIATOR JACLYN BUELL, 12 WING IMAGING SERVICES New Commander Memorial Cup HMCS York cheers MEGA soccer RCN Pg. 2 2019 Pg. 3 the Raptors Pg. 10 2019 results Pg. 20 We have all your shopping needs. VISIT WINDSOR PARK Now Open SUNDAYS 1200 - 1700 CANEX.ca 170637 2 TRIDENT NEWS July 2, 2019 New Commander RCN focused on people and the future By Ryan Melanson, consistent with the long line of superb Trident Staff commanders who preceded him,” Gen Vance said, adding his confi dence that VAdm Art McDonald makes his It was a blustery day at HMC Dock- successes will continue with the RCN fi rst address to the Navy commu- yard in Halifax on June 12, but VAdm under the command of VAdm McDon- nity as the new Commander RCN. Ron Lloyd wouldn’t have had it any ald. MONA GHIZ, MARLANT PA other way. The ceremony also included the The strong winds out of the north Change of Appointment for the RCN reminded him of his fi rst sailing days Command Chief Petty Offi cer, with in Halifax with HMCS Iroquois, he said, CPO1 David Steeves taking over the and made for the perfect setting to end Navy’s senior NCO role from outgoing both his tenure as Commander of the Chief CPO1 Michel Vigneault, who is Royal Canadian Navy and his 38-year now retiring after his own 35-year RCN Canadian Armed Forces career. career. Both VAdm Lloyd and VAdm The Change of Commander Ceremo- McDonald welcomed CPO1 Steeves to ny saw VAdm Lloyd hand over com- the RCN command team while laud- mand of the RCN to his longtime friend ing CPO1 Vigneault for the leadership and shipmate, VAdm Art McDonald, in he brought to the offi ce. In fact, VAdm front of a crowd that included serving Lloyd made his fi nal administrative and retired Admirals and fl ag offi cers, act as Commander RCN at the podium, colleagues from industry and govern- signing a Commander RCN Com- ment, including Deputy Minister of mendation Award and presenting it National Defence Jody Thomas, sail- to CPO1 Vigneault in front of those ors from the Atlantic Fleet and Naval assembled. Reserve Division HMCS Scotian, and For the new RCN command team, the other friends of the Navy. focus will be on continuing the people- “I have been exceptionally blessed fi rst approach that has guided the Navy to fi nish my career as the Commander in recent years and preparing for a of the RCN. The Command Chief and revitalization that will see an average I have had the pleasure and privilege of one new ship delivered each year for of witnessing fi rsthand the incredible the next 15 years. difference that Canadian sailors are “We’ll ensure together that the great making globally on behalf of Canada people-delivered successes for which From left, outgoing Commander RCN VAdm Ron Lloyd, Chief of the Defence Staff and Canadians,” VAdm Lloyd said dur- the RCN is known can continue to be Gen Jonathan Vance, and incoming Commander RCN VAdm Art McDonald. ing his outgoing address to the Navy realized,” said VAdm McDonald, who MONA GHIZ, MARLANT PA community. is the fi rst Cape Breton-born sailor to “I’ve had the pleasure of being Art’s become Commander RCN. including VAdm Lloyd,who helped him become known as a Navy for doing it, shipmate when we commissioned “Despite the signifi cant and endur- reach this point. He expressed pride in for evolving our business,” VAdm Mc- HMCS Calgary together, and I had the ing transformation that’s coming, we the Navy in particular for pursuing in- Donald said. privilege of being Fleet Commander remain steadfastly committed to afford- novation in training and equipment as “I’ve already asked so much of my to watch him lead HMCS Halifax so ing maximum optionality to govern- they look to the future, and for priori- shipmates as we’ve grown and leaned in brilliantly,” he added, also mentioning ment via our naval readiness.” tizing efforts to become recognized as a together, and they remain those whom VAdm MCDonald’s time as Commander VAdm McDonald credited his wife Sa- diverse and inclusive employer. I’ll continue to rely on as Commander, MARPAC, which saw highlights in bina for years of support and sacrifi ce, “I’m very proud of what we’ve done, as we continue to celebrate, champion submarine operations and planning for and thanked the many naval mentors, but I’m equally proud of the way we’ve and enable sailors and their families.” the future fl eet. “The RCN couldn’t be in better hands.” The ceremony was presided over by Gen Jonathan Vance, Chief of the Defence Staff, who referenced a number of recent RCN milestones in recall- ing VAdm Lloyd’s three years at the head of the organization. Progress on shipbuilding fi les saw the launch and offi cial naming of HMCS Harry DeWolf, along with the start of construction on the fi rst Joint Support Ship; the fi rst deployments for the CH-148 Cyclone and NRU Asterix showed off new RCN technologies and capabilities; and RCN warships and submarines operated at a high tempo around the world, including increased Arctic operations, multina- tional exercises, and the fi rst-ever RCN visits to ports in West Africa and the Asia-Pacifi c region. “Recent years have seen the Royal Canadian Navy growing, adapting to meet the challenges of the mod- ern world, and setting the course for what comes next. That success was all CPO2 (Ret’d) Debbie Eisan performed a smudging at the Change of Command ceremony. To her right is the HMCS Haida bell and underpinned over the last three years a replica of the ship’s battle honour board, which were incorporated into the ceremony. by VAdm Lloyd’s guidance, but it’s also MONA GHIZ, MARLANT PA July 2, 2019 TRIDENT NEWS 3 CFB Halifax Base Commander and Base Chief CPO1 Gregory escorted Canadian Hockey League staff, Memorial Cup host committee members, hockey fans and families to 12 Wing Shearwater and HMC Dockyard during the Memorial Cup CAF Experience Day on May 23. This event was one of many CAF contributions to the 2019 Memorial Cup hockey tournament which was held May 16 – 26 in Halifax. AVR RENZO RUIZ-HAAS, FIS HALIFAX Memorial Cup 2019 – BZ to the Defence Team By Capt(N) David Mazur, Wing Shearwater, 36 CBG and HMCS watching across Canada and around highly skilled imaging technicians to CFB Halifax Base Commander Scotian and the CDS’ office in Ottawa, the world. ensure our participation was cap- this significant event was markedly Our Defence community was sur- tured to the fullest. As I’m sure everyone is aware, the enhanced through CAF participation. prised and delighted to have a private Whether talking about sports or the 101st Memorial Cup was hosted by Our participation was widespread viewing of the Stanley Cup and com- CAF, teamwork and commitment are the Halifax Mooseheads right here in and visible throughout the 10-day plimentary Tim Hortons beverages the cornerstones of success. The CAF Halifax from May 16 – 26. This year, tournament. There was a Cup arrival during the 2019 Memorial Cup CAF team, like the Memorial Cup players, as in the past, the CAF was proudly onboard HMCS Glace Bay; the hosting Experience Day at HMC Dockyard. clearly demonstrated its passion and involved and played an important of receptions and unit tours; a well- Players and support staff from the four drive throughout this tournament. role in the history and heritage of received Confidence Course at the Fan competing hockey teams were equally The success of this tournament relied the Memorial Cup, a tournament and Zone; music from our military bands; as delighted to receive a special souve- on many, and our Defence Team cer- trophy dedicated to honour all fallen and pre and post-game ceremony and nir coin created by Missy Sonier from tainly played a contributing role. Most Canadian military personnel who died in-game support including flag parties PSP to commemorate the event. importantly, we were very successful fighting for Canada in any conflict. and sentries, puck droppers, video Imagery and social media were two in maintaining the link between this Thanks to the dedication and resolve messages and more. Through it all, simple ways we were able to show tournament and the intent of the Me- of the Defence Team in Halifax includ- units from across all three elements Canadians that the CAF was fully en- morial Cup to honour the Fallen. BZ to ing members from MARLANT, CFB worked together to create an unforget- gaged in this memorable event. Local all who supported Memorial Cup 2019; Halifax, 5th Canadian Division, 12 table experience for visitors and those public affairs teams worked with the it was certainly One to Remember. 170646 4 TRIDENT NEWS July 2, 2019 www.tridentnewspaper.com Community Calendar Publication Reunion and event notices must be submitted by email. Schedule [email protected] include the sender’s name and phone number. for 2019 A notice will not be published if the event is to happen more that one year from publication date. Submissions may be edited. January 14 — MFRC & Money Matters January 28 February 11 — MFRC February 25 CFB Halifax Walk Trainers to Eradicate the use of Child Historical Association of March 11 — MFRC March 25 — Posting Season Time: 10:30 a.m.
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