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21 Aerospace Control & Warning Squadron Has A 1 JULY / JUILLET 2020 VOL. 54, NO. 7 21 Aerospace Control & Warning Squadron has a New Honorary Colonel Le 21e Escadron de contrôle et d’alerte (Aérospatiale) a un nouveau colonel honoraire Article by: Captain Leah Pierce, Public Affairs Photo and social media credit: Corporal Robert Ouellette, Imagery Technician, 22 Wing. On Friday, May 29th, 2020, members of 21 Aerospace Control & Warning Squadron welcomed Corina Moore as their new Honorary Colonel (HCol). Lieutenant-Colonel (LCol) Richard Jolette, 21 Aerospace Control & Warning Squadron Commanding Officer, presided over the ceremony. The occasion was witnessed by members of 21 Aerospace Control & Warning Squadron and 22 Wing/Canadian Forces Base North Bay via virtual technology due to restrictions in place because of the COVID-19 pandemic. “We are excited to have Honorary Colonel Corina Moore join the 21 Aerospace Control & Warning Squadron and 22 Wing teams,” stated LCol Jolette. “Her fearless leadership and innovative thinking as the President and Chief Executive Officer of Ontario Northland makes her a perfect fit as the next Honorary Colonel. We look forward to working with Honorary Colonel Moore in the coming years, strengthening the bonds between the City of North Bay, the members of 21 Aerospace Control & Warning Squadron and 22 Wing.” With an average term of three years, an Honorary Colonel is a civilian member of the local community. The appointment serves On Friday, May 29, 2020, at 22 Wing/Canadian Forces Base North Bay, a ceremony was held to invest Ms. Corina Moore to develop and strengthen the ties between military elements as the Honorary Colonel of 21 Aerospace Control & Warning Squadron. Lieutenant-Colonel Richard Jolette, 21 Aerospace and their local communities’ businesses, industries, and labor. Control & Warning Squadron Commanding Officer, presided over the ceremony. The occasion was witnessed by members “My role is “honorary and advisory” and over the next few of 21 Sqn, 22 Wing, Canadians and Americans alike through the use of virtual technology. years I will apply the same kind of positive energy, passion Le vendredi 29 mai 2020, à la 22e Escadre de la Base des Forces canadiennes North Bay, une cérémonie a été and innovation towards 21 Aerospace Control & Warning organisée pour investir Mme Corina Moore du rôle de colonel honoraire du 21e Escadron de contrôle et d’alerte Squadron as I do at Ontario Northland, all the while learning (Aérospatiale). Le lieutenant‑colonel Richard Jolette, commandant du 21e Escadron de contrôle et d’alerte from the personnel and listening to members of 21 Sqn and (Aérospatiale), a présidé la cérémonie. Les membres canadiens et américains du 21e Escadron et de la 22e Escadre 22 Wing,” promised HCol Moore. ont pu assister à la cérémonie au moyen de la technologie virtuelle. 22 Wing/CFB North Bay boasts the support of three honorary visionaries in the rail industry in North America. She is also colonels: George Burton, 22 Wing Honorary Colonel, « J’exercerai des fonctions de consultation à titre honorifique. Corina Moore, recent addition as the 21 Aerospace Control the first woman to appear on the front cover of Railway Age Au cours des prochaines années, j’apporterai de l’énergie & Warning Squadron Honorary Colonel, and Honorary Magazine since its inception in 1856. She is a graduate of positive, de la passion et de l’innovation au 21e Escadron de Colonel, Jake Lacourse, 51 Aerospace Control & Warning Waterloo University in Systems Design Engineering and contrôle et d’alerte (Aérospatiale), comme je le fais à Ontario (Operational Training) Squadron Honorary Colonel. The Business Administration and Management. A married mother Northland, tout en apprenant du personnel et en écoutant most well-known effort attributed to the Honorary Colonels of three, when Corina isn’t at the hockey rink, she can be les membres du 21e Escadron et de la 22e Escadre », a at 22 Wing, past and present, is the incredibly successful found spending time with her extended family, traveling, affirmé le colonel honoraire Moore. Armed Forces Day. Their tireless efforts and commitment volunteering or enjoying time at the lake with her children. to their roles as a bridge between the military and the To watch the investiture ceremony please visit https://www. La 22e Escadre de la BFC North Bay peut compter sur le soutien community of North Bay and surrounding area has ensured facebook.com/22WingAyrMess/videos/3467361089944878/ de trois colonels honoraires : George Burton, colonel honoraire its success for nearly 10 years. de la 22e Escadre, Corina Moore, nouveau colonel honoraire ---------------------------------------- More than 225 distinguished Canadians have served du 21e Escadron de contrôle et d’alerte (Aérospatiale), et Jake Le vendredi 29 mai 2020, les membres du 21e Escadron de the Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF) through the Lacourse, colonel honoraire du 51e Escadron d’entraînement contrôle et d’alerte (Aérospatiale) ont accueilli Corina Moore, Honorary Colonel program since 1970. There are some opérationnel de contrôle et d’alerte (Aérospatiale). Parmi les leur nouveau colonel honoraire. Le lieutenant-colonel (Lcol) 70 appointments throughout the RCAF at any one time. efforts attribués aux colonels honoraires de la 22e Escadre, hier Richard Jolette, commandant du 21e Escadron de contrôle et Appointed by the Minister of National Defence, honorary comme aujourd’hui, les plus connus sont ceux déployés pour la d’alerte (Aérospatiale), a présidé la cérémonie. Les membres colonels act as advisors to unit commanders and become Journée nationale des Forces armées, qui connaît un énorme du 21e Escadron de contrôle et d’alerte (Aérospatiale) et de la key members within the air force environment. succès. Depuis 10 ans, cette réussite est rendue possible grâce 22e Escadre de la Base des Forces canadiennes North Bay à l’engagement et aux efforts incessants dont font preuve les Corina Moore, President and CEO of Ontario Northland, is a ont pu assister à la cérémonie au moyen de la technologie colonels honoraires pour assurer la liaison entre les militaires et proud northerner with a hands-on leadership style focused virtuelle, compte tenu des restrictions en vigueur relativement les communautés de North Bay et des environs. on the long term sustainability of the organization. She was à la pandémie de COVID-19. recognized by Railway Age as one of ten women who are Depuis 1970, plus de 225 Canadiens distingués ont servi dans « Nous sommes heureux d’accueillir le colonel honoraire l’Aviation royale du Canada (ARC) dans le cadre du programme Corina Moore au sein des équipes du des colonels honoraires. À tout moment, l’ARC compte 21e Escadron de contrôle et d’alerte quelque 70 personnes à ce poste. Nommés par le ministre de (Aérospatiale) et de la 22e Escadre », a la Défense nationale, les colonels honoraires agissent à titre indiqué le Lcol Jolette. « Son leadership de conseillers auprès des commandants d’unité et deviennent audacieux et ses idées novatrices en des membres clés de l’environnement de la Force aérienne. tant que présidente-directrice générale d’Ontario Northland font d’elle la Corina Moore, présidente-directrice générale d’Ontario candidate idéale au poste de colonel Northland, est une fière résidente du Nord qui exerce un honoraire. Nous nous réjouissons leadership pratique axé sur la viabilité à long terme de à l’idée de travailler avec le colonel l’organisation. Corina a été reconnue par Railway Age honoraire Moore au cours des années comme l’une des dix femmes visionnaires de l’industrie à venir pour renforcer les liens entre la ferroviaire en Amérique du Nord. Elle est également la Ville de North Bay et les membres du première femme à figurer sur la couverture du Railway Age 21e Escadron de contrôle et d’alerte Magazine depuis sa création en 1856. Elle est diplômée (Aérospatiale) et de la 22e Escadre. » de l’Université de Waterloo en génie de la conception de systèmes et en administration et gestion des affaires. Le poste de colonel honoraire est Mariée et mère de trois enfants, lorsque Mme Moore n’est occupé par un membre civil de la pas à la patinoire de hockey, elle passe du temps avec communauté locale. D’une durée sa famille élargie, voyage, fait du bénévolat ou se rend moyenne de trois ans, l’affectation au lac avec ses enfants. vise à nouer et à renforcer les liens entre les organisations militaires et Pour voir la cérémonie d’investiture, cliquer sur le lien la main-d’œuvre, l’industrie et les suivant : https://www.facebook.com/22WingAyrMess/ entreprises locales. videos/3467361089944878/. 2 THE SHIELD / LE BOUCLIER JULY / JUILLET Commander’s Corner / Le mot du commandant The past three years in North Bay at Continuity Plans to ensure we maintained force posture and l’Amérique du Nord avec nos partenaires américains; ce 22 Wing as part of the 21 Aerospace readiness. It also brought along with it new terms, more partenariat militaire existe depuis 1958. Control & Warning Squadron (21 acronyms and abbreviations (I know, as if we needed more) Ensuite, il m’est apparu que, pour les autres, North Bay AC&W Sqn) command team has flown that will forever be part of our military and civilian lexicons, such est un endroit formidable et particulier. C’est un lieu unique by at an incredible rate. The fact that as RF4, WFH, social distancing and self-isolation. However, en son genre non pas seulement en raison de sa mission this will be my 15th and final posting the force generation conducted by operators and the efforts of quotidienne consistant à défendre le Canada ou à être as a member of the Canadian Armed support services to ensure the air surveillance and control over une escadre de l’ARC n’ayant aucun aéronef en état de Forces (CAF) only hastened the Canadian airspace have been sustained through the amazing voler, mais aussi parce qu’il existe ici une union d’une passage of time to reach the inventible ability of the 22 Wing personnel to adapt and overcome.
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