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Vol. 41 No. 34 AuroraSEPTEMBER 14, 2020 NO CHARGE www.auroranewspaper.com Air Reserve recruits look to challenge themselves, serve others Sara White, then in commercial property Managing editor insurance as a loss prevention offi cer and underwriter. August 13 marked a series of “As a kid, Dad really instilled fi rsts at 14 Wing Greenwood. in me a respect for the military,” 14 Wing Greenwood Com- Coldwell says. “He was of age mander Colonel Brendan Cook during the war but he’d had po- officiated for his first time lio, so couldn’t serve. He always over the swearing in of two took me to the cenotaph.” new Royal Canadian Air Force In years to come, she joined Reserve candidates. Cadets, and she and her father One of the candidates is the looked at the military for her wing’s fi rst air operations sup- education or perhaps the Re- port technician, a trade created serves, but Coldwell couldn’t last year to support operations juggle the commitment – and in a number of targeted roles. then she’d moved out of the And, new Aviator Sandy country. August 13, she said Coldwell took the fi rst steps she has “pretty good determi- on what she herself describes nation” about her decision to As of August 13, Aviator as “a 40-year quest” to join the join the Air Force Reserves now Scott Nogler, centre, is Canadian military. as an AOS tech. a member of the Royal “Welcome,” said Cook. Also swearing the oath is Canadian Air Force Air “Joining the Canadian Armed Aviator Scott Nogler, signing Reserve. S. White Forces means you’re making a in as a human resource assis- commitment, a huge commit- tant. He grew up in Kingston, This will be a great challenge ment. If required, you’re going attended Middleton Regional for myself.” to lay down your life for your High School and the Nova Nogler’s mother and father comrades and Canadians. Not Scotia Community College for watched as he joined the Re- a small thing. The Canadian business administration. Find- serves: he’s the first on his Armed Forces and the Royal ing work close to home with mother’s side of the family to Canadian Air Force prides itself McDonalds, he’s been looking serve, but he’s following in the on challenge, professionalism after eight of the franchise’s footsteps of his grandfather on and teamwork: the folks here books and paperwork from the his father’s side, who fought today have embraced this, and Greenwood location for the during the Second World War you are, too, already – or you past three years. and spent six months as a pris- wouldn’t be here.” “I’ve heard a lot of great oner of war in Germany. Coldwell recently retired and things from the military – “We are more than happy moved back to nearby Weston you’re right, there are a lot of for him,” Cheryl Nogler said. with her husband, Bill, after military spouses and youth “This will give him a lot of 22 years living in the United working at McDonalds, and I opportunity and good growth. Aviator Sandy Coldwell swore her oath, joining the Royal Canadian Air Force Air States. Coldwell worked for hear good things. And, I know We’re very much proud of our Reserve, before 14 Wing Greenwood Commander Colonel Brendan Cook August 13. years as a mechanical engineer, it’s time for me to move on. son – he’s worked so hard.”  S. White Page 2 September 14, 2020 the Aurora | 14 Wing Greenwood, NS the Aurora | 14 Wing Greenwood, NS September 14, 2020 Page 3 CAF releases policy defining, addressing hateful conduct The Aurora Newspaper The Canadian Armed Forc- workplace for all members ten, incidents related to hate / is on record as stating hateful as we seek change.” In addition to substantial presents es has released a new policy of the Defence Team, which racism may be underreported conduct, be it through words The military and civilian training and awareness cam- framework in the form of a means upholding the Cana- by the victims due to fears of or actions, is completely leadership of the Defence paigns, the Integrated Confl ict frolic Defence Administrative Order dian Human Rights Act. It is retaliation or the perception incompatible with CAF ethics Team are jointly coordinated and Complaint Management Fall and Directive (DAOD) that ad- unacceptable for a Canadian no action being taken to hold and values. efforts so there is a shared Program assists CAF mem- dresses harassment, violence Armed Forces member to the perpetrators accountable. “The women and men who understanding of the new bers and civilian personnel and discrimination, including participate in an activity or Racism, discrimination, serve in the Canadian Armed policy framework for every- to identify, translate and com- hateful conduct, within the have membership in a group bullying and microaggression Forces are held to the highest one within National Defence. municate the harmful effects Advertise in The Aurora Newspaper institution. or organization connected in any form damage are harm- standard for their profes- National Defence remains of these behaviours between Racism and discrimination with hate-related criminal ful to an individual, and also sional and personal conduct committed to increasing individuals and within DND September 28 (deadline Sept. 23, noon) exist, and they continue to activities, and/ or promotes undermine the organization’s and are expected to exemplify the representation of vis- workplaces. October 5 (deadline Sept. 30, noon) surface in violent and very hatred, violence, discrimina- operational effectiveness. Canadian values, including ible minorities, Indigenous The CAF is also imple- tragic way,s as has been tion or harassment on the The new DAOD addresses respect for diversity, whether peoples, women and people menting a new system which October 12 (deadline Oct. 7, noon) witnessed with the violence basis of a prohibited ground these behaviours and also they are here at home or with disabilities both in num- will allow for systematically in our full colour lifestyle promotion. experienced by Black and of discrimination, as defi ned defines* what constitutes abroad,” he said. “Any in- bers and in senior leadership tracking and monitoring any Indigenous people recently in in the Canadian Human Rights hateful conduct. The new stance of misconduct by a roles. Leaders are engaged suspected incidents of hateful Two pilots race to their awaiting Hurricanes. National Air Force Museum of Canada the news. This has prompted Act. policy framework provides a member diminishes our au- and having discussions with conduct within the organiza- Save 10% per week. a discussion about where Although a Military Police path forward to addressing thority as a force for good in representatives from our tion. It will also have access 14 Wing to mark 80th anniversary Canada is as a society in report for 2013-2018 cited unacceptable behaviour, with Canadian society, and around Employment Equity Defence to subject matter expertise Save 15% if you commit terms of respecting the dig- some CAF members were the goal of eliminating it from the world. Every member of Advisory Groups (DAGs), through a network of re- of Battle of Britain September 20 nity of every person, without involved in incidents related within the organization. the DND/ CAF Team has a which included the Defence searchers who specialize in to all three weeks! 14 Wing Greenwood will emony from the Beechwood Britain. First, he needed to prejudice based on race, co- to hate/ racism during that pe- Chief of the Defence Staff part to play here as we seek Visible Minority Advisory radicalism and the extreme mark the 80th anniversary National Military Cemetery, dominate the airspace over lour, national or ethnic origin, riod, discrimination, including General Jonathan Vance has to eradicate racism and bias Group, the Defence Indige- right in Canada and interna- of the Battle of Britain with including a second small, the English Channel. His or other prohibited grounds. systemic racism, continues to made it clear hateful conduct in all their forms, whether nous Advisory Group, and the tionally. All ad sizes welcome! a small ceremony Sunday, representative gathering, a Luftwaffe (air force) needed Equality is a human right; exist in the organization, and will not be tolerated within conscious or unconscious. Defence Women’s Advisory For more information on September 20 at 10 a.m., wreath-laying and fl y-past of to destroy the Royal Air Force respect and dignity for all are it is completely unacceptable. the CAF. Vice-Admiral Haydn We will listen, we will learn, Organization, Persons with CAF policy on Hateful Con- Contact: [email protected] at the memorials behind the Second World War aircraft, (RAF). core values of Canada. We We also know from Statistics Edmundson, Commander we will act going forward; we Disabilities and the Defence duct, visit the intranet page VPI Building just before the weather permitting. Watch Overseas, the RCAF formed must foster a safe and healthy Canada research studies, of- Military Personnel Command, expect measurable progress Team Pride Network. on hateful conduct.  902-765-1494 local 5833 base’s main gate entrance. the ceremony live on the fi ve new day-fi ghter squad- Background vector created by freepik Due to the current CO- RCAF’s Facebook page at rons in 1941. More than 100 VID-19 public health restric- 11:30 a.m. (AST). Canadians are deemed to Les FAC publient la politique qui définit et aborde la conduite haineuse tions, this year’s signifi cant The Battle of Britain, says have participated in the Battle Les Forces armées liés à des activités criminelles aborder les comportements conscients ou non. Nous flits et des plaintes (GICP) euse au sein de l’organisation. anniversary will be recog- Canadian historian Hugh Hal- of Britain, and 23 lost their canadiennes(FAC) ont publié ou incitant à la haine, à la inacceptables, dans le but de écouterons, nous appren- aide les membres des FAC et Elles auront également accès Notice to readers: nized in person by the wing liday, “represented the fi rst lives. The experience the un nouveau cadre politique violence, à la discrimination les éliminer de l’intérieur de drons et nous agirons; nous le personnel civil à identifi er, à l’expertise en la matière par Newsprint is a porous material: there are no known cases of command team, including the commitment of the Royal Battle of Britain provided to its sous la forme d’une Directive ou au harcèlement, sur la l’organisation. nous attendons à des progrès à traduire et à communiquer l’intermédiaire d’un réseau transmission of COVID-19 through paper products. The World wing and several squadron Canadian Air Force to combat RCAF participants built future et ordonnance administratives base des motifs de distinction Le chef d’état-major de la mesurables au fur et à mesure les effets néfastes de ces de chercheurs qui se spé- de la défense (DOAD) qui traite illicite énoncés dans la Loi défense (CEMD), le général que nous cherchons à chang- comportements entre les cialisent dans le radicalisme Health Organization says potential transmission of the virus is leadership teams and a few in [the Second World War], leaders, who understood what distinguished guests. The although the Canadian role was required of fi ghter squad- du harcèlement, de la violence canadienne sur les droits de Jonathan Vance, a clairement er les choses. » personnes et les milieux de et l’extrême droite au Canada extremely low via commercial goods. Papers are mechanically wing will be lay a wreath, and was small compared to future rons and their leadership. et de la discrimination, y com- la personne. fait savoir qu’une conduite Les dirigeants militaires et travail du MDN. et à l’échelle internationale. printed and bundled, wrapped for delivery and placed on news will take photos and video of operations.” When the RCAF formed new pris la conduite haineuse, au Même si, selon un rapport haineuse ne sera pas tolérée civils de l’Équipe de la Défense Les FAC mettent égale- Pour obtenir de plus amples stands or delivered to outdoor points by our neighbourhood carriers. the ceremony to share via 14 The summer of 1940 was squadrons in Canada and the sein de l’institution de la police militaire pour au sein des FAC. Le viceamiral font des efforts coordonnés ment en œuvre un nouveau renseignements sur la poli- Be reassured, all of us involved in getting The Aurora to you are Wing Greenwood social and a dark time for the Allied United Kingdom, these Battle Le racisme et la discrimina- 2013-2018, peu de membres Haydn Edmundson, comman- conjointement pour qu’il y ait système qui permettra de tique des FAC sur la conduite taking the recommended handling and distancing precautions. print media for wider com- Forces. A large portion of of Britain veterans provided tion existent et continuent à des FAC ont été impliqués dant du Commandement du une compréhension partagée suivre et de surveiller systé- haineuse, veuillez consult- munity viewing. continental Europe had fall- the experience and knowledge se manifester de manière vio- dans des incidents liés à la personnel militaire, affirme du nouveau cadre stratégique matiquement tout incident er notre page intranet sur la If you are staying close to home and do not have delivery, Nationally, the Royal Cana- en to the Nazis, and Hitler to more than half of the new lente et très tragique, comme haine ou au racisme au cours que la conduite haineuse, que pour tous les membres de la présumé de conduite hain- conduite haineuse.  read The Aurora in full online at auroranewspaper.com. dian Air Force will mark the was preparing to launch a RCAF fi ghter squadrons up to nous l’avons récemment vu de cette période, la discrimi- ce soit par des paroles ou des Défense nationale. La Défense 80th anniversary with a cer- full-scale invasion of Great the end of 1942.  aux nouvelles avec la violence nation, y compris le racisme actions, est complètement nationale demeure détermi- dont ont été victimes les systémique, continue d’exister incompatible avec l’éthique et née à accroître la présence Noirs et les Autochtones. 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Publié chaque lundi par la 14e Escadre sous les auspices VPI | VPI tivité ou soit membre d’une cadre stratégique offre un et les préjugés sous toutes sensibilisation, le Programme Waterville, N.S. 902-538-0677 jennifer.fi [email protected] www.vpinternational.ca du Colonel Brendan Cook, commandant de l’Escadre. organisation ou d’un groupe chemin vers l’avant pour leurs formes, qu’ils soient de gestion intégrée des con- Bridgetown, N.S. 902-665-5293 Page 4 September 14, 2020 the Aurora | 14 Wing Greenwood, NS the Aurora | 14 Wing Greenwood, NS September 14, 2020 Page 5 system to meet modern en- ror project will take place in vironmental compliance. The 2021/ 2022. second fl oor renovations are Several accommodations just about done, and there quarters are also seeing a are all new exterior windows, refresh: in all, a half-dozen doors and siding. buildings will be touched with Hangar 7, a Transport and some smaller work. Electrical and Mechanical Engineering space, is see- Under the dome ing $800,000 in interior and Further afi eld, but under the service entrance electrical care of 14 Wing Greenwood, This new pump house on the operational side of the wing will be the final connection for Well 10 piping, coming under the airfield now. Once connected and tested upgrades. the radar station in Barrington later this fall, it means potable water on the ops side – the first since 2010. S. White “This is what you get when is seeing $900,000 in exterior you have old hangars,” Nip- improvements, including nine pard says. stories’ worth of siding. The 2020 a good year for wing work Not a hangar, but space for tower has a domed radar fea- 413 (Transport and Rescue) ture at its top, similar to the Sara White, a fi ve-year plan to do the same of Hangar 14, will see 85 pot- ronmental black mark use of Squadron to spillover some of one on the North Mountain The $3 million job to replace Runway 1230’s paved button with concrete is underway: it’ll take 50 days of straight pouring to do the cement work alone. Managing editor work throughout the RHUs: lights sunk in level with the bunker oil off the base’s score its storage and prepare for the overlooking 14 Wing. Portions heads up, residents of 3rd and pavement. The patterned light card. The installation should be arrival of the new fi xed-wing of the dome’s panels will be this summer. Hangar 14’s In the Real Property Opera- 4th Crescents, for work there array will guide Cormorant done by December. search and rescue aircraft, is removed in sequence as the lower roof, over the side hous- tions world at 14 Wing Green- in 2021. helicopter crews into position. A major horizon project on a new covered arched shelter. siding comes up underneath ing the Cormorant helicopters, wood, 2020 was looking like a “We’re hoping this year The lighting installation will the operational side of the wing The pad is now in place on the its lower edges. is getting $1.8 million worth good year. It still is. to be done by mid-October,” cost $740,000 and be done by is a replacement for the refuel- southeast end of the building. of work. Hangar 5, home to Rick Nippard, with Real Nippard says. “We’ll do all the December. ing tender garage. The old one Woods work Real Property Operations and Property Operations – Detach- main line, close it up, and the near the Greenwood Square What’s old can be new A survey is underway now to Construction Engineering, ment Greenwood, says an do the laterals to each house. A welcome workspace Cemetery will be torn down, What Nippard thinks is an look at runway obstructions on is seeing $600,000 in work. infl ux of funds early on moved We’re trying to minimize dis- Buildings 100 and 107 will and the new, $17 million facility old train station building – the base property, and in the glide Roof work for the 14 Wing some inactive projects onto ruption as we can, but we soon be demolished in 14 will be underway next April or home of the wing’s Airfi elds paths over private property Fitness and Sports Centre will the to-do list, and meant new know it’s an inconvenience.” Wing’s explosives storage and May, located closer to the POL and Grounds and some Cadet and in the restricted airspace soon be out for tender as well, projects were scheduled in detonation area, replaced by a (petroleum, oils and lubricants) Rick Nippard, with Real Property Operations – Detach- offices, Building 60; is also surrounding the base. That and it’s hoped at least half of to a full calendar: the section ment Greenwood, August 24 signs off on a half-million Training ground add-on new, purpose-built, explosion- lot near the back gate. seeing some exterior work: includes growing trees and any the $800,000 project could had been expecting about $14 dollars’ worth of proposed 14 Wing Greenwood work, 14 Fire and Emergency Ser- proof building to maintain a new roof, windows, doors built structures. Contracted ar- be completed before winter, In the first phase of a five-year project, this summer’s work under 1st and 2nd million, but is now working on as he sends three files up for review and – hopefully vices fi refi ghters will be able to heavy ammunition and perform Paving: ‘you’ve got to do it’ and siding. borists will be brought in to se- with the rest to follow come – approval. Crescents will replace all the old iron main and lateral water lines to Residential investing $21 million. use a new $400,000 confi ned torpedo maintenance. This Small paving jobs – that lectively remove too-tall trees spring.  Housing Units. “Then, March 13 – like every building’s radar set up and pumphouse in the centre of space trainer, now under con- build is a favourite of Nip- still add up to $600,000 – are Underway at Aldershot on base and identifi ed private other unit, there was a limited systems need to be installed the hangar array. Once the line struction in the department’s pard’s: “It’s satisfying to build underway around the wing: A new build is underway at property, working closely with amount of RP Ops folks in the and tested, then operate for a is in, all the water fountains in training compound. The con- something for the workers: Administration, Chimo, Path- 5th Canadian Division Sup- Wing Environment to take care hangars,” as COVID-19 public month in conjunction with the the buildings will be changed crete structure will be one-third they put in a work order, and finder and Schooner road- port Base Detachment Alder- of protected wood turtle and health protection measures tower it’s replacing. If all goes out, with gooseneck fi llers, and buried when complete. they finally get it.” The new ways will also see new black Discover Driving shot. The camp is getting a monarch butterfl y populations moved people into work-from- well, an October in-use date is a range of water testing will building sits in the middle of asphalt. $1.3 million purpose-built, and habitat. Certified Driving Instruction home scenarios. Nippard says, possible. The ground breaking be done before – hopefully – Runway concrete-a-thon Second World War-era ammo explosion proof ammo sorting Driver Education • Defensive Driving though, engineers, project for the build was in 2016, with potable water will fl ow. The last of 14 Wing’s ZX storage buried bunkers and Air work building. Empty casings from Roof work x 4 Seniors’ Safety • Private Lessons managers and designers are an expected completion date And more news regarding airfi eld runway “buttons” will concrete buildings, and fully A new Venmar system will range activity will come here Roof work on several 14 well-equipped to work that then of 2018. water work: disruption started soon be concrete. 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Projects and maintenance ers on the operational side Units neighbourhood, as a the spot aircraft would typically tre will be air conditioned happening this season; a mir- out of a $700,000 roof re-do on the wing haven’t suffered.” of the wing, as it’s expected major project is underway to turn or sit awaiting take-off. Fuel work (an $800,000 project that And even with the scale of the underground hookup to replace all underground main The weight of the plane is As part of the wing’s on- has been bumped for several the work and the number of Well #10 will be in place by water lines and laterals to ev- too much for pavement; the going energy performance years). Two base chapels – St. contractors carrying it out, “I Christmas. This means potable ery RHU. A temporary plastic button – about 200 feet by contract work, a compressed Mark’s and Queen of Heaven don’t think there’s been one water in all airfi eld buildings, water line was extended to 400 feet in area, has being natural gas “daughter” station – will also be air conditioned day there hasn’t been a con- for the fi rst time since 2010, reach into the crescents, and dug out. A new bed will go in, is under construction. The ($600,000). tractor on base,” Nippard says. when firefighting chemical homes were connected to it with all new rebar and then 12 site on the operational side Nippard is pleased with the CHICKEN Contractors were provided contamination was fi rst iden- to ensure water throughout inches of cement. To make of the base is being “grubbed community centre and the a document of wing health tified. Contractors are side the project. Old iron pipe will all of that happen, a portable out” now, and will allow three chapels’ air conditioning, two 1128 Bridge Street, Greenwood precaution expectations, and drilling under the AOZ access come out of the ground, new cement plant is now operating natural gas tankers to park long-identified projects that 902-765-8691 adapted their own practices road, the airfi eld and runways lines will go in and the street just outside the fenced airfi eld up to direct use piping until have been approved and de- to protect and screen their and aprons to reach a new repaved. This is the fi rst year of on the way to the Greenwood they’re empty. New tankers signed but “were on the shelf workers. Golf Club. It will take 50 days of will simply move into a fourth, as they never really scored “So we’re getting back to steady pouring to keep up with empty berth, hook up to fuel, high enough. It’s nice to get MODERN • CRAFT • EATERY normal; I think the majority of the demand for cement. and its truck will take away the them out of the way, get them RP Ops is on the ground now. This is a $3 million project, most recently emptied tanker, done before the designs go We just had our steering com- and is fi nely timed with 14 Op- freeing up a berth for the next stale.” 73 Queen Street mittee meeting to look at next erations Support Squadron to tanker arriving. Nippard says Bridgetown the parked tankers and the Hangar work year and get things lined up. avoid impacting airfi eld opera- Proud to offer a 10% discount to We’ve been able to do some tions. The runway is temporar- fueling berths are a far less Hangar 11, the home of 405 military personnel with ID or in uniform! nice stuff.” ily shortened to under 6,300 expensive way to operate, as (Long Range Patrol) Squad- feet, and work, when needed, little fuel has to be stored in ron, is getting a set of new 515 Carleton Road OPENING Tower opening on the horizon is underway 24 hours a day. standing tanks. Underground hangar door rollers, worth a Highway 201, Lawrencetown NS The long-awaited opening pipes will carry the fuel across half-million dollars. 902-584-2217 THIS FALL of the wing’s new air traffi c A little more than potlighting the street to the heating plant. It Hangar 9, the Second World Repair crews spent time in August repairing 2019 side- www.lunnsmill.beer control tower has a date on A FATO – final approach all means two large bunker sea War-era barrel hangar along walk work along Kingswood Road. They’ve improved TM Age 19+ only Nippard’s wall calendar: the the drainage and rebuilt the sidewalk, after water and take off - lighting project oil tower tanks can eventually the airfi eld, is getting a new structure is complete, but the pooled in the settled site last season. S. White along the Lima runway, south be removed, taking the envi- $600,000 drain and sanitary Page 6 September 14, 2020 the Aurora | 14 Wing Greenwood, NS the Aurora | 14 Wing Greenwood, NS September 14, 2020 Page 7

for Joamie, and changed their tion had put in a tremendous was jumping around, clapping the radio to inform them of the call sign to Rescue 343 (R343) effort through the summer, and and waving. We stayed until good news (they were on the to ensure priority with air traffi c the availability of the second (the CP140) got a visual on him ground searching as well). The control. aircraft allowed for the sustain- from dropping toilet paper out pure joy in their voices will stay The back of the Hercules be- ment of the search by both our window over top of him as with me for a very long time. It came a hive of activity, with the Hercules and Cormorant. a marker.” was a very emotional exchange search and rescue technicians Also stationed at 14 Wing The Gander Cormorant, now of thank yous, and the message (SAR-Techs) and load master Greenwood is the CP140M Au- being fl own by the Greenwood that everyone’s souls were so preparing for all scenarios, rora, a maritime patrol aircraft crew, had, in the meantime, happy and full.” including supply bundles if they with a suite of sensors able to been re-tasked for a medevac The Cormorant transported needed to parachute down to see beyond the naked eye; its from Clyde River, and was in Joamie to the hospital in Iqa- Joamie. Shotguns were also secondary mandate is search Iqaluit refueling. With eyes now luit with minor injuries. Metivier checked: the search area was and rescue. Jeans was quick on Joamie, the helicopter made confirmed Joamie consumed deep into polar bear country. A 405 (Long Range Patrol) Squadron Aurora, Rescue to recognize its value on this its way to the location the Au- his weight in snacks during the 103, watches through its sensors as a Twin Otter fly- ing below prepares to mark its sighting of missing challenging search. One a.m. rora was holding over, getting transit. Baffi n Island, Nunavut, be- hunter Robert Joamie with an innovative toilet paper phone calls to crew members ever closer to their bingo time, As the crews of the CP140 tween Cape Edwards and the roll drop. changed their plans from an when they would need to depart and CC130 from Greenwood Littlecote channel… expected training mission to for fuel. The Aurora was able to transited off scene, they ex- R343 arrived on scene an an overland Northern SAR. vector them directly to Joamie’s changed information about hour-and-a-half later, and lo- Although this would be the fi rst location and, once visual, the the conclusion of the search. cating the hunting camp didn’t SAR mission for Aurora Crew 4, Aurora departed. Cormorant The Aurora’s Crew 4 felt “like take long. The tents were only from 405 (Long Range Patrol) fl ight engineer Corporal Matt they had just won the lottery,” a couple miles from the coordi- Squadron, many of its members Cormorant search and rescue technicians Sergeant Brad Nisbet, left, and Master Metivier: knowing Joamie was OK. All nates provided. After dropping a From the 405 have fl own together for years Corporal Vincent Brousseau with Robert Joamie. Submitted “I opened the door to let him the challenge of the last two radio, R343 got in contact with (Long Range Patrol) and have multiple SAR missions know we got him. Our eyes met, days’ effort had been instantly Squadron Aurora, Joamie’s father-in-law, Noah, Rescue 103: eyes on to draw experience from. The By August 19, the combined to Iqaluit.” copters in the area. It was busy I shot him a very enthusiastic replaced by relief a father was who relayed the events of the missing hunter long transit north allowed the effort now included two Kenn The crew of the Twin Otter airspace. I was just focusing on thumbs up, at which point he returned to his family.  previous days. Robert Joamie. Aurora crew to devise a plan Boerk Twin Otters, a CCG heli- was jubilant. With fi ve spotters fl ying and looking out for other proceeded to return the very By his account, Joamie had Submitted best suited for the daunting task copter and the RCAF Cormorant on board plus the two pilots, aircraft. I couldn’t spend any enthusiastic thumbs up followed Television viewers may rec- actually been missing since ahead, and time “on station” helicopter (and two crews), Au- they had searched all morning time looking for the hunter; that by what looked like blowing ognize Robert Joamie, the sub- All the assets August 15, and was only car- the areas of highest probability. rain, and quickly lost track of all for as long as the search might rora and two Hercules aircraft. for Joamie. Twin Otter Captain task went to my spotters and my kisses. We landed to pick him up ject of a 1993 Historica Canada rying a rifl e and a knife. Using Armed with the resulting the ground party members. As take. Although well-suited for The search stretched on. James Steward: FO, Doug Sperlich, who was ac- and he was in exceptionally great Heritage Minute, in which an the tail of the radio dropping information, R343 began sev- the crew ran the aircraft’s fuel searches in a maritime environ- From the Aurora crew, as the “I’ve only done a couple tually the guy who spotted him. spirits for someone so undoubt- inukshuk, a stone landmark or Search and rescue resources sleeve, the family signaled eral sector searches and valley down to bingo, they promised ment, there is no “play book” search reached its climax: missions, all of which have “We were just about done edly hungry, cold and tired. cairn, is built on Baffi n Island; which mountain Joamie had shoots in an attempt to get ev- Noah more help was on the way. for overland SAR missions. “Completing sector after been successful though. It was and were fl ying up a valley when “Robert told us he was in and from Map of the Human ‘won the lottery’ in search gone up, giving R343 an area ery angle on the terrain. O’Brien Instead, crewmembers rely sector with still no sign of a pretty challenging day, with Doug said, ‘I saw a guy with his close proximity to five polar Heart, a 1992 movie. to begin the search. turned to head back to Iqaluit for Gander, Newfoundland… on their skills and expertise to the hunter, the Hercules and the winds as high as they were, hands in the air!’ so I circled bears during his time (he was The aircraft flew patterns fuel, with one last contact from Stationed at the Gander Inter- best employ the aircraft, given Cormorant helicopter both re- trying to follow the topography back around and, sure enough, tracking one for a day-and- With fi les from Master Cor- for Northern hunter east to west, then more north Noah to R343: although he had national Airport, the RCAF’s 103 weather conditions and safety turned to Iqaluit to re-fuel. The at 500ft while getting bumped there he was. I really don’t know a-half). As we took off and poral Robert Hovey and Cap- to south. As they combed over previously suggested his family Rescue Squadron fl ies the same of fl ight considerations. CASARA Twin Otter was getting around, and trying to coordinate how Doug spotted him. Then we proceeded to Iqaluit for patient tain Richard Harding, 405 Captain Jamie Ellis, federal air and sea search and from 14 Wing Greenwood had the rugged terrain, crew mem- members at the camp were OK, Cormorant helicopter flown Once on scene and actively lower on fuel, and it looked as with the other aircraft and heli- just proceeded to watch him: he transfer, we got his family on (Long Range Patrol) Squadron. 413 (Transport and Rescue) rescue response, with a sec- spent the night in Goose Bay, bers realized what a challenge after consulting his wife on the in Greenwood. Early Tuesday searching, the Aurora crew if soon it would be only the Squadron ondary mandate to support the already heading further north it would be to spot someone matter, if there was some food afternoon, August 18, Jeans quickly realized just how dif- CP140 on scene searching into provinces and territories with and full of fuel for a day’s dressed all in black in a patch- that could be dropped, he would tasked a Cormorant crew to join ficult the search for Joamie the night. Halifax, Nova Scotia… their ground search and rescue training. work of rock and shadow. be all right with that. R343 lined the search. At roughly 12 hours would be. The terrain was lit- “Suddenly, across the ra- Royal Canadian Air Force emergencies. It handles 2,500 As the plane continued to up for the run, descended to in transit time, the crew was tered with rocks that could dio, the Twin Otter announced Captain Britani Jeans, dep- cases a year over 5.5 million Goose Bay, Labrador… change its search patterns in 300 feet and acting team lead still able to arrive on scene with easily block sight of an injured they had eyes on the missing uty offi cer in charge at Joint square kilometres, including the The 413 (Transport and Res- an attempt to fit the aircraft Master Corporal Stephan Des- some crew day left to continue person. Steep cliffs and deep individual. We moved to their Rescue Coordination Centre Atlantic Ocean, Atlantic Canada cue) Squadron crew of Her- into the terrain, the CCGS Henry rosiers called a perfect drop, the search in the wee hours of valleys made searching with sector to take over and remain (JRCC) Halifax, took the morn- and Eastern Baffi n Island. cules 343 was on Day Two of Larsen’s helicopter arrived. delivering the needed supplies the morning, August 19. both the sensors on the Aurora on scene to vector in the he- ing hand-off at 6:30 a.m. August Jeans’ attention focused a three-day training designed Piloted by Matthew O’Brien, via parachute. and spotters in the windows an licopter upon its return. Even 18. Overnight, a Coast Guard on the developing situation to upgrade a fi rst offi cer to an the helicopter had already had While fi nishing up, the Hercu- Greenwood… arduous task. The crew pushed with the co-ordinates given by helicopter from the Canadian on Baffin Island. Nunavut’s aircraft captain. Day One was a busy morning with its own les crew noticed boats heading Jeans then further engaged through many hours, knowing the Twin Otter, it was practically SAVE MONEY ON Coast Guard Ship (CCGS) Henry Emergency Management Offi ce a seven-hour slugfest, and the medevac tasking. Once on up the channel. Once ashore, 413 Squadron regarding the use someone needed help. impossible to distinguish the Larsen, moored east of Iqaluit, reported 43-year-old Robert crew knew Day Two was set to scene, O’Brien and R343 at- three people agreed to have of its back up aircraft to trans- hunter from the surrounding had successfully completed a Joamie had been missing be even longer. tempted to split the terrain in O’Brien in the CCG helicopter port a second Cormorant crew Iqaluit, Nunavut… terrain. The quick thinking of medevac. Another case was on since he left his hunting camp As the plane departed Goose the most effi cient way possible; take them up the mountain to north. 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The September 7, around 5 p.m., CARE FOR Halifax Joint Rescue Coordina- Cormorant R911 was tasked to NOW tion Centre called for assistance assist an injured hiker in Taylors Infant | Age 5 and under several times over the weekend. Head Provincial Park who had YOUR LITTLE September 4, Cormorant sustained wasp stings and was OSSIBILITÉ D EMPLOI Looking for a reliable and safe childcare option? R911 was in the air just before experiencing repeated fainting August 19, Lieutenant Jean Michel Noubibou Kouemo, centre, P ' Want your little one to have that at home feel ONES? 2 p.m. to do an electronic loca- episodes in a remote area. R911 was promoted to captain by Major Jason Moisan, left, with Centre de ressources pour les familles in a small group environment? tion transmitter search just hoisted the patient and took her Chief Warrant Offi cer John Martin in 14 Wing Headquarters. militaires de Greenwood (CRFMG) 4 spaces available for north of Sydney. With noth- to the Windsor Park Landing Leading Seaman C. Moon, 14 Wing Imaging I have been open for 6 years, ing found, assets stood down site in Halifax, where she was centrally located in Kingston. August 19, Captain Jean Michel Noubibou Kouemo, centre, was 3 years of age and up around 4:30 p.m. and returned transferred to EHS staff. R911 I operate Monday to Friday 7:30 a.m. - 4/4:30 p.m. presented with his Ammunition Technology Certifi cate by Major to Greenwood. returned to Greenwood. Jason Moisan, left, with Chief Warrant Offi cer John Martin in Located in Kingston and approved through the COORDONNATEUR/ I have my First aid/ Infant CPR Level C, Family Matters Family Home Day Care Agency September 5, around 8 p.m., Moving away from Labour 14 Wing Headquarters. Leading Seaman C. Moon, 14 Wing Imaging Criminal check and Child abuse checks. a Cormorant was tasked to Day, 413 Squadron was out COORDONNATRICE DES SERVICES Healthy snacks and lunches will be provided Hours of Operation: respond to three people in the September 8, leaving 14 Wing EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY D'AIDE AU DÉPLOIEMENT Monday - Friday, 7 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. (fl exible) following the Canada Food Guide. water in the Digby Neck area; around 3:30 a.m., to medevac Greenwood Military Family Resource Centre (GMFRC) Poste à temps plein Your little ones will have lots Daily routine includes two healthy snacks, lunch, the helicopter stood down just a stroke victim off a vessel Le ou la titulaire du poste fera partie d’une équipe de professionnels of fun things to do, we have music/dance, nap times, lots of free play, arts and crafts, as crew started the aircraft for 220 nautical miles south of provenant de plusieurs disciplines et sera responsable de l’éducation, de craft time, story time, circle time. outdoor play, nature walks and loads of using our take-off. Nova Scotia. The Cormorant l’échange d’information et de la sensibilisation auprès des familles des membres des FAC et de l’équipe de la Défense qui doivent s’absenter Science, art fun and free play, nap/quiet time. imaginations and inventing games. September 6, just before was followed by a Hercules to 2 a.m., Cormorant R911 was provide top cover. Search and du foyer familial en raison de leurs fonctions militaires. Il ou elle devra We enjoy being outdoors morning and afternoon COORDINATOR of offrir une grande variété de services directs individuels et de groupe aux Child Abuse Registry & Vulnerable Sector Checks tasked to the Sheet Harbour rescue technicians aboard the (weather permitting). and First Aid/CPR Level C completed Captain Jean Michel Noubibou Kouemo, centre is presented DEPLOYMENT SERVICES membres des familles, y compris des services d’interventions d’urgence. area after a report of a missing helicopter hoisted the patient Il faut posséder de solides habiletés en communication verbale et écrite Approved Home Daycare through Family Matters. 62-year-old man in a green and and returned to 14 Wing at 7 the Deputy Wing Commander's Certifi cate of Appreciation for Full-Time Position Government subsidy accepted based on approval. hard work and contributions to the branch by Major Jason pour être en mesure de parler en public, d’animer des activités et de Offering government subsidy upon application approval. white dory, overdue by two a.m., as all other airfi eld options As a member of a multi-disciplinary team of professionals, this rédiger des rapports. Il est aussi essentiel de pouvoir organiser la charge For more information please contact: Moisan, left, and Chief Warrant Offi cer John Martin in 14 Wing Coordinator is responsible for the education, information and outreach If you would like more information hours. The call for help came were fogged in; Military Police de travail et établir l’ordre de priorité des tâches de manière effi cace en Headquarters August 19. Leading Seaman C. Moon, 14 Wing Imaging to families of CAF and Defence Team members who are required to vue de respecter les délais. please contact me, Tanya Cheeke at 902-802-9950 in from his brother. The men guided EHS to the base’s Air be absent from the family because of military duties. Provides a wide Il faut posséder de l’expérience en conception, en gestion et en were camping. Both a Hercules Movements Unit. The Hercules range of direct individualized and group services to family members, or [email protected] évaluation de programmes et d’activités. D’excellentes habiletés Jillian DesJardins at 902-848-1180 and an Aurora were dispatched returned to base as well.  including emergency response. sociales et capacités d’évaluation aideront le ou la titulaire à travailler or [email protected] Advanced verbal and written communication skills are necessary to avec des personnes qui ont un mode de vie diffi cile. Il faut savoir faire fulfi ll need for public speaking, facilitating activities, and report writing. preuve de leadership et être convaincu de la nécessité de l’engagement R L I N G Ability to organize and prioritize workload effectively to meet deadlines bénévole. Il ou elle doit également bien comprendre le fonctionnement U S D is also essential. d’organismes à but non lucratif gérés par un conseil, et doit être en Master Greg Durling Experience in program/event development, management and mesure de travailler de façon autonome sous un minimum de supervision 6th Degree Black Belt evaluation. Excellent interpersonal and assessment skills will aid the et au sein d’une équipe. requirement to work with people experiencing a challenging lifestyle. Période d’essai : 6 mois Strong belief in the principle of volunteer involvement and leadership Superviseure immédiate : Directrice exécutive TaeKwonDO is required. A solid understanding of not-for-profi t board-governed Qualifi cations : organizations is necessary, along with the advanced ability to work both • Diplôme universitaire de premier cycle dans un domaine des sciences independently with little supervision and as part of a team. Classes held at École Rose-des-Vents September 1, Captain Jon Emmett, centre, was promoted sociales ou du développement communautaire Monday-Wednesday-Sunday Evenings to current rank by 405 (Long Range Patrol) Squadron Probationary Period: 6 months • Minimum de cinq ans d’expérience dans l’élaboration, la gestion et Commanding Offi cer Lieutenant-Colonel Tim Goldie, left, with Responsible to: Executive Director l’administration de programmes For more information call: (902) 825-3489 or (902) 825-9023 Master Warrant Offi cer Gary Norris. Aviator H. Maher Qualifi cations Required: • Une excellente compréhension du processus de développement Text: 902-825-9023 • Undergraduate degree in the Social Sciences/Community communautaire est essentielle Development fi eld • Connaissances pratiques des ressources communautaires dans la • Five years experience in program development, management, and région desservie CANADA’S MILITARY STORE evaluation • Capacité manifeste d’animer des ateliers LE MAGASIN MILITAIRE DU CANADA • Clear understanding of the community development process is essential • Aptitude supérieure à communiquer de vive voix et par écrit • Working knowledge of community resources in the catchment area • Bonne connaissance de la gestion des risques is required • La personne idéale pour combler le poste est bilingue et familière • Demonstrated ability in facilitating workshops avec le mode de vie militaire • Advanced communication skills, both written and oral Heures de travail : NO INTEREST • Awareness of risk management issues • 37.5 heures par semaine (le ou la titulaire est appelé à travailler le Your choice of • Ideal candidate is bilingual and familiar with the military lifestyle soir et la fi n de semaine à l’occasion; il ou elle doit donc faire preuve • • de souplesse.) 12 24 36 Hours: • 37.5 hours per week (some evening & weekend hours are required. La personne retenue doit passer les vérifi cations suivantes : registre CREDIT PLAN! month terms Flexibility is a must.) des cas d’enfants maltraités, casier judiciaire et fi abilité approfondie. Must complete a Child Abuse Registry Check, Criminal Record Check, Les candidats admissibles doivent envoyer, par télécopieur, par la poste September 1, Warrant Offi cer Derek Pye, centre, was promoted Vulnerable Sector Screening, and Enhanced Reliability Check. ou par courriel, une lettre de présentation et un curriculum vitæ dans to current rank by 405 (Long Range Patrol) Squadron Eligible candidates should submit by fax, mail, or email a cover lesquels ils indiquent clairement en quoi ils satisfont aux exigences du Commanding Offi cer Lieutenant-Colonel Tim Goldie, left, with letter and resume clearly outlining their ability to fulfi ll all position poste, et ce, au plus tard à midi, le 25 septembre 2020, à : Master Warrant Offi cer Gary Norris. Aviator H. Maher requirements, on or before noon on 25 September 2020 to: Margaret Reid, Directrice exécutive Margaret Reid, Executive Director Centre de ressources pour les familles militaires de Greenwood Votre choix de Greenwood Military Family Resource Centre C.P. 582, Greenwood, N.-É. B0P 1N0 PAS DE PLAN DE Keystone Monument P.O. Box 582, Greenwood, NS B0P 1N0 Télécopieur : 902-765-1747 • • 12 24 36 & Granite Products Fax: (902)765-1747 Courrier électronique : [email protected] termes de mois email: [email protected] Objet : cv – Déploiement -Experience it CRÉDIT D'INTÉRÊTS! Elaine R. Johnstone (en MS Word ou en PDF) Re Subject Line: resumé-Deployment (MS Word or PDF format) Il est aussi possible de venir porter sa demande en personne à la Applications can also be dropped off at the GMFRC Front Desk. réception du Centre, qui se trouve dans le Centre AVM Morfee, over 50 shops P.O. Box 129 Toll Free: 1-855-538-1321 School Road, à Greenwood. The GMFRC is located in the AVM Morfee Centre, School Road, in Greenwood. 175 Commercial St. Tel: (902) 538-1321 Veuillez prendre note que nous communiquerons uniquement avec les Berwick, N.S., B0P 1E0 Fax: (902) 538-3873 Please note: Only candidates selected for further consideration will be contacted. candidats retenus pour l’étape suivante du processus de sélection. The Greenwood MFRC is committed to employment equity. Le CRFM de Greenwood souscrit au principe d’équité en matière d’emploi. 14 Wing Greenwood 902-765-6994 Email: [email protected] Please visit cafconnection.ca to learn more about the Veuillez visitez le site www.cafconnection.ca pour en NOW OPEN: Mon-Fri 10-7 | Sat 10-6 | Sun 12-5 | www.greenwoodmall.ns.ca www.canex.ca ON-LINE CATALOGUE www.keystonemonuments.com Greenwood MFRC. apprendre davantage sur le CRFM Greenwood. 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