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of members who don’t identify with a religion or reject the no- tion in its entirety. It’s simple, says Captain (Capt.) John Fune- las, a full-time padre at 8 Wing Trenton. He explains that while Story on page 7 he and his colleagues are able to offer spiritual guidance to those RCAF SEEKS NAME FOR who request it, one of the main NEW jobs of a chaplain is to just listen. “A chaplain is here to journey AIRCRAFT with anyone,” explained Capt. Funelas, “with religion or no re- ligion, because our purpose is to Photo by Makala Chapman support their wellbeing. We’re not here to judge.” To help pro- mote conversation and answer Members of the 8 Wing community gathered for an inaugural conversation on atheism, questions on atheism, religion, religion and spirituality in the Canadian military on July 10. spirituality and their role in the military, a public forum was held at the 8 Wing Chapel on July 10. Hosted by Capt. Fune- By Makala Chapman person full-time faith team is diverse with las and 426 Transport Training chaplains, also known as padres, of different Squadron’s historical of ce, the he chaplain team at 8 Wing Trenton is religious backgrounds including Protestant- event was attended by more Treassuring military members that they ism, Catholicism, Buddhism and the Islamic than a dozen members from the Story on page 9 don’t discriminate based on an individual’s faith. Even still, some may wonder what beliefs or lack thereof. In fact, the eight- role the military chaplaincy has in the lives Continued on page 5

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Members of 8 Wing Trenton snagged gold at this year’s regional ball hockey tournament held on June 21.

and the morale and wel- bers to achieve higher standards fare of our members,” said of prociency all provides im- La eur. “One of our goals mense transferable development with hosting this National opportunities for members. It Championship is to ensure also supports teamwork, cohe- we bring added value to sion, morale and pride while the members by creating a developing leadership and self- memorable sporting expe- discipline skills.” Opening cer- rience. We strive to show- emonies for the upcoming ball case not only the base but hockey championship will be at also our community and 8 a.m. on July 22. For more infor- have implemented many mation on this event, contact the events throughout the week manager of tness and sports at in order to do so.” Some of 613-392-2811 ext. 3754. these events include “cof- fee breaks” planned for July 22 and July 23 at 2 p.m. La eur noted that it would be a great opportunity for the community to come out and show support for 8 Photo by Makala Chapman Wing Trenton’s team who have the home advantage. Trenton earned their way By Makala Chapman West on July 21. Present at this Kendra La eur, 8 Wing’s man- to nationals thanks to last year’s championship will be ager of tness and sports, spoke month’s 6-1 win over Garrison Dr. Arin Por Wing Trenton is set to be a teams who have won their re- about pleased she was to have Petawawa at the regional tour- Dr. Maarje Armstrong 8hive of activity as they wel- spective regional tournaments. 8 Wing Trenton host the nation- nament, which was also held at Dr. Laura Teminski come over 100 athletes for this This includes Canadian Forces als. She noted that a lot of work the Wing. “Sports are an integral year’s Base (CFB) Trenton on behalf of has gone in to preparing for the element of the health and tness National Ball Hockey Champi- , CFB Greenwood repre- monumental event. “It is an op- of our CAF members,” said Laf- onship. The week-long tourna- senting the Atlantic, CFB Cold portunity to showcase the Wing leur. “The promotion of physical ment is set to get underway at Lake for Canada West and CFB and the tremendous support tness, enhancement of physical the RCAF Flyers Arena in Quinte Montreal representing Quebec. we have here for military sports potential and encouraging mem-

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Dr. John Duggan is presented with a certi cate of appreciation for Dr. John Duggan, a site chaplain at Warkworth Institution, shares his ideas attending the open forum. at the seminar on July 10. military community, both uniformed and in the multidiscipline care team that ex- Jian Xu Lu. As a self-identi ed atheist, perspective was when someone shared civilian. “I was asked how I as a chaplain ists to support soldiers. Should a member he noted he was originally apprehensive how they felt science and religion can co- am able to support a member who is an still not feel comfortable speaking with a about attending the seminar, but stated exist,” he said. “They are both ways to atheist,” he said, “so I thought others may chaplain, they are instead able to access he was pleased with the discussion and look at and give meaning to life. I person- have similar questions and felt it was im- the chaplaincy’s ‘sentinel’ program. This ideas shared. When asked whether he ally believe in science, but, it was inter- portant to have this conversation.” Capt. service is made up of volunteers from would consider the chaplaincy a useful esting to see things from both sides.” Re- Funelas went on to explain that the chap- within squadrons who are trained to of- resource for members such as himself, he garding whether he believed atheism and lains should be seen as a resource that all fer peer support. While they are not pro- noted he could indeed see their impor- religion have a place in the military, OCdt members and their families, regardless of fessional counselors, a sentinel’s role is tance. “They’re there for the troops and Xu Lu said he felt they were integral. “Be- religious af liation, should feel comfort- to be a trusted friend or colleague who I don’t think it’s entirely about religion ing more open and inclusive is good,” he able accessing. Since chaplains are not is willing to both listen and help a mem- as it is them offering their support,” said. explained. “This country was built on di- part of a chain of command, they are also ber in need access additional supports OCdt Xu Lu. “I personally would feel versity and we should be reecting those able to interact and provide their services and resources. “(Sentinels) have nothing comfortable going to a chaplain because differences in the military.” Capt. Funelas to military members of all ranks. These to do with chaplains or religion,” said it’s nice to know that there’s someone noted he would be open to the idea of ad- services can include referring members Capt. Funelas. “At the end of the day, whose job is to listen.” As for what he got ditional forums on similar topics should to care providers such as social workers, our common concern is the wellbeing out of the forum, he noted it was a little there be interest. For more information on psychologists, the Wing’s mental health of the members.” Present at the seminar bit of perspective from those who do root the Sentinel program or the 8 Wing Chap- team and other medical personnel. Chap- was third year Royal Military College of themselves in religion. “I think the most lain’s team, contact them at 613-392-2811 lains are well known as an important link Canada student Of cer Cadet (OCdt) Zhi interesting thing I heard that gave me ext. 2490/4593. RURAL RETREAT

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By Makala Chapman tory exercises, as well as discussion. The nounce the goal has almost been reached. along.” As for Department of National Wing has responded well to these work- “We’re over 95 per cent,” he shared. Lt.- Defense civilians working on the Wing, here’s no place in the military for sex- shops, Refausse said she couldn’t have Col. Parisien noted that his favourite el- Refausse noted that two spots out of each Tual misconduct says Lisa Refausse, been more proud of the various units and ement of the unit-speci c workshop was training serial would now be reserved for manager of Health Promotion at 8 Wing squadrons who have participated thus the ability to have an open discussion them, should there be interest. For more Trenton. To help further that message far. In particular, she noted that members with the unit members and the command information on the programs offered by and empower military members to take a of 8 Wing Trenton’s Aerospace and Tele- team. “It gives us the opportunity to talk Health Promotion, contact them at 613- stand against such behaviours, Refausse communications Engineering Support openly with the members on course and 392-2811 ext. 3768. and her team have been offering free ed- Squadron (ATESS) have been leading the clarify what they expect of their chain ucational workshops. Consisting of three charge when it comes to ‘Respect in the of command,” he explained, “as well modules and objectives, ‘Respect in the CAF’ training. “Success breeds success,” as what we expect of them.” While the CAF’ is aimed at helping members recog- explained Refausse. “ATESS has always workshop is a great tool, Lt.-Col. Parisien nize and prevent sexual misconduct and engaged Health Promotion and PSP (Per- noted it was merely a starting point and harassment in the workplace. In addition, sonnel Support Programs) when it comes that the agent of change is within each the program identi es ways peers can of- to professional development opportuni- member. ATESS’ Chief Warrant Of cer fer support to victims. The rst module ties. This is just an extension of the good (CWO) Steve Compton noted that the looks at the magnitude of sexual miscon- work already being done here.” While ‘Respect in the CAF’ course had been in- duct in the CAF and identi es the nega- the workshop is offered Wing-wide, valuable and something he would advise tive impact it can have. The second mod- Refausse noted she and her team were all chain of commands to encourage their Health Promotion manager Lisa Refausse ule moves into bystander intervention happy to offer unit-speci c training days, members to engage in. “It takes educa- (middle) and ATESS Commanding Of - and how to prevent future situations from as ATESS had opted to do. She added tion to change the way we see things,” he cer Lt.-Col. Guy Parisien (right) and then occurring. The last module then looks at that one of the bene ts of this model is a said. “We don’t expect to change things Chief Warrant Of cer Steve Compton victim support and how to respectfully more comfortable environment for open in a day, but we expect the members to (left) worked hard to ensure access to ‘Re- interact with individuals who have been discussion. Speaking about how proud start thinking within these new lines. spect in the CAF’ training to all members sexually assaulted or harassed. Partici- he was of his squadron for their partici- People will educate each other as we go of ATESS. pants are also given a list of resources pation in the workshop was Command- and supports they can recommend to ing Of cer Lieutenant-Colonel (Lt.-Col.) those who may need them. These three Guy Parisien. He noted that upon arrival Now Accepting New Patients to the unit last year it had always been modules are delivered through in-class Trenton Location: 96 Division Street presentations, interactive and participa- his goal to ensure that the wellbeing of his members remained a prior- Belleville Location: 488 Dundas St., West ity. 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Parisien thanks Health Promotion’s Lisa Your complete dentistry, in one office, Refausse with a unit coin for all of her team’s hard regular and reserve force mem- bers in the unit, Lt.-Col. Parisien backed by a warm & caring team. work in delivering ‘Respect in the CAF’ training to www.youmakemesmile.ca 613-208-0817 members of ATESS on May 30. noted he was pleased to an- 8 - The Contact Coming Events July 19, 2019

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• July 21-27 – 8 Wing Trenton will be hosting the Canadian Forces Ball Hockey Na- tional Championship at the RCAF Arena in . Come out and support the local team. • July 28 – Rededication of the Belleville Cenotaph at Memorial Park, 130 Station Street, Belleville. The ceremony begins at 1 p.m. In addition, there will be a learning fair all day at the armouries • July 31 – CF1 Appreciation Day with local partners on site - BMO, OK Tire, Doug’s Bicycle, Duffers Chip Wagon lunch (11:00 – 13:00) - compliments of CANEX. Special member pricing for CF1 card holders will also be available. • August 3 – The 4th annual Salute to our Forces night at the Brighton Speedway. The event is presented by your CANEX with complimentary tickets being available to all CAF members and their families. The races are Aug. 3 with tickets being avail- able at the CANEX starting July 17. July 19, 2019 News 9 - The Contact It’s time to name our new search and rescue aircraft

Photo courtesy of FWSAR procurement project

An artist’s concept of the new CC-295 xed-wing search and rescue aircraft, painted in RCAF search and rescue colours.

Royal Canadian Air Force and sky in ancient Greek mythology. • The name shall consist of only one • All aircraft series within a basic mission word, and be selected to conform to the and type will retain the same name (for The arrival of the Royal Canadian Air KINGFISHER: Found all across Canada, characteristics of the aircraft and its instance, CC-130E, CC-130H and CC-130J Force’s new xed-wing search and rescue this bird patrols up and down rivers, con- basic mission rather than the source of Hercules). (FWSAR) aircraft eet is getting closer stantly searching for prey. Within the First the aircraft’s manufacture and closer. In March 2019, the rst aircraft Nations of the Northwest, the king sher Once Lieutenant-General Meinzinger se- rolled off the assembly line in Spain. And has long been recognized for its speed • The name should appeal to the imagi- lects a name, it will be formally protected now, with delivery expected to begin and agility, as well as its keen searching nation without sacri cing dignity, and under the “Trade-marks Act” before we next year in Comox, British Columbia, and hunting skills. A king sher was de- should suggest con dence in the announce it to ensure that we avoid any it’s time to name the RCAF’s newest bird! picted on the 1986 Canadian ve-dollar capabilities of the aircraft. form of complaints or conict with an- The project management of ce and 1 Ca- banknote in the “Birds of Canada” series. other organization. nadian Air Division, which are jointly re- • The name must not duplicate those in sponsible for naming new aircraft eets, TURNSTONE: Turnstones are one of use for other types of equipment. If we nd that the selected name cannot consulted with the operational search the migratory marvels of the Arctic bird be cleared for use, the commander will and rescue community to come up with world. They have been known to y more • Previously associated names may be make another selection. To submit your several possible names for the CC-295. than 1,000 kilometres (600 miles) in a sin- utilized if suitable (i.e., Musketeer / vote, visit the The commander of the Royal Canadian gle day. Musketeer II and Harvard / Harvard II). online at rcaf.forces.gc.ca. Air Force, Lieutenant-General Al Meinz- inger, will have the nal say on the name. The short list complies with basic legal principles and gender-based analysis BUNGALOW FOR RENT IN BRIGHTON Five names have been shortlisted for his considerations, as well as guidance set decision. They are, in alphabetical order: out by the International Civil Aviation Organization (IACO) and Transport CANSO II: Canso aircraft served with Canada. They have also been assessed 11 RCAF squadrons during the Second to ensure they respect the conventions World War. They operated from both for an aircraft’s “popular” name that are coasts and were employed in coastal pa- contained in the Department of National trols, convoy protection and submarine Defence’s “Technical Airworthiness Man- hunting. After the Second World War, ual” (TAM), which provides the direction Cansos served with the RCAF in photo on aircraft naming. These conventions for reconnaissance and search and rescue a popular name, by which an aircraft is roles until they were nally retired in No- known within DND, include the follow- vember 1962. ing:

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•11 Trenton MFRC Summer12 Hours – Trenton Location13 14 •First Aid 15CPR C Course 16 17 Monday – Friday: 7:30 a.m. – 5 p.m. Instructor Carmen White will be providing First Aid and CPR C to military spouses and SNIP: Improvaganza! SNIP: Improvaganza! SNIP: Improvaganza! SNIP: Improvaganza! SNIP: Improvaganza! Child care hours remain the same Youth Centre, Ages -­‐ 6 8 Youth Centre, families Ages -­‐ 8 at12 the Youth MFRC. The Centre, course Ages is -­‐ 10 offered14 through Perri-Med and certi cation is valid for 3 years. If Health Care Provider (HCP) CPR is required, please let reception know. Summer Youth Centre Hours • July 27 & 28, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. (Both days for a total of 16 hours) at the Trenton MFRC Beginning Tuesday, July 2, the Trenton MFRC Youth Centre’s summer hours will be in effect. $90 per person Please refer to the monthly activity calendars available on our websites, Facebook page, or Please register and pay at Trenton reception by July 19, 2019. for pick-up at the Trenton reception for more information. For more information, please call 613-965-3575. Monday CLOSED SNIP: Improvaganza! Tuesday 6 – 8 p.m. 6 – 8 years old July 16: Pikachu’s Geyser Experiment • Lights, curtain, action! Join SNIP for Improvaganza! where we’ll use drama, comedy, skits, Wednesday 6 – 9 p.m. 9 – 12 years old July 17: Pokémon Minute to Win It props, and our own talent to explore the world of improvisational theatre. Improvaganza! is Thursday 6 – 9 p.m. 12 – 16 years old July 18: Squirtle’s Water Challenge a theatre program designed for children and youth ages 8-15 to build skills while having fun! Friday CLOSED Open to military and civilian families; please bring a water bottle. August 12 – 16, 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. For more information, please contact [email protected]. •Treetop Trekking Need a fun day trip to keep your kiddos entertained this summer? Sign them up for Treetop Trekking offered through our Youth Resiliency Program. Thursday, August 8, 7:30 a.m. – 2:30 p.m. (approx.. return time) at Ganaraska Forest Centre The next best Cost: $35/trekker Minimum height is 4ft. 7in. (55") with shoes on; maximum weight is 250lbs. All youth must be able to actively engage and participate independently in the day’s activities, including re- maining in the group, attentively listening and following instructions. Must bring own lunch and water. Register and pay at Trenton MFRC reception by August 2, 2019. thing to home. For any additional questions, please email [email protected].

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© 2018 Country Inn & Suites® by Radisson, Inc. All Rights Reserved. July 19, 2019 News 11 - The Contact ports & Recreation GOLF TIP OF THE WEEK COURTESY OF ROUNDEL GLEN GOLF COURSE AT 8 WING/CFB TRENTON Greenside Bunkers You might not believe it now, but there will come a point when you think getting out of greenside bunkers is easy. When that day arrives, turn your attention to improving your control of the ball once it lands on the putting surface—espe- cially on short sand shots. When you need to stop the ball quickly on a green, you have to create a fair amount of clubhead speed.

But if you try to get that speed by making a standard-length swing, the ball will y too far. Instead, you need a fast swing but a short follow-through. You’ve got to hit the brakes once the club enters the sand. Momentum will still carry the clubhead toward the target, but the nish will feel very abbreviated. This fast- but-abrupt swing imparts enough force to get the ball out of the bunker, but it won't go very far past the lip once it lands.

The key is committing to making an aggressive downswing. Don’t be afraid that the clubhead speed you’re creating is going to shoot the ball over the green. If you enter the sand an inch or two behind the ball and let all that acceleration dis- sipate just after contact, you can trust that the ball won’t go very far. Having that kind of touch in the bunker will have your friends calling you the Sand Master.

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