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For medical reasons, I was unfit to sail. did not mention that their Enactus student RECEPTION So now what to I do, I thought? mentors have competed at both national 250-363-3127 Panic set in. and international business competitions, and Will I even be suitable for a change of have won multiple awards over the short ACCOUNTS/CLASSIFIEDS trade? Will I be able to find another job? span of their careers. Their knowledge is Heather Catte 250-363-3127 These are questions many transitioning a veritable wealth of material they were [email protected] Canadian Armed Forces members ask them- happy to share with all the members who selves when their careers might be coming attended with me. SALES REPRESENTATIVES to an end. What many don’t know is they I am at the embryonic stage of my busi- Ivan Groth 250-363-3133 are not alone in their struggle to redefine ness plan; however, some of my class mates [email protected] themselves professionally. had actually opened theirs. I was sitting Joshua Buck 250-363-8602 A good friend of mine happened to point with the owner and creator or Hero Dog Treats, Leendert Bolle. Formerly of CFB [email protected] me in the right direction in the middle of my career crisis. She suggested I attend a SCAN Patawawa, Bolle started a dog treat company Keith Myler 250-363-3130 (Second Career Assistance Network) semi- in his basement in reaction to the rash of [email protected] nar. These presentations are run through the dog deaths linked with imported treats. His Base Personnel Selections Office (BPSO) to Canadian-made products now ship nation- EDITORIAL ADVISORS help members understand just what is out wide. Capt Jenn Jackson 250-363-4006 there in the civilian world. Another CAF member, Tracy Dean, who Sara Helmeczi 250-363-7060 While at the session, I had the good for- is in the process of releasing from her RMS Published each Monday, under the authority of tune to meet Astrid-Maria Ciarallo, associate Clerk position, was in the throes of opening Capt(N) Steve Waddell, Base Commander. of the Prince’s Operation Entrepreneur, of most inspiring, information crammed, and a an olive and vinegar bar, called Olive the Le LOOKOUT est publié tous les lundi, Prince’s Charities Canada. She encouraged shakeup of what I thought it took to run a Senses, in Ontario. Both said they had an sous l’égide du Capt(N) Steve Waddell, me to apply to their program, which is business (despite the fact that I had run my idea of how to run their business, and that Commandant de la Base. in essence a mini-MBA held for mem- own before). the program was “extremely beneficial.” The editor reserves the right to edit, abridge bers leaving the Forces. 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A key piece to every exercise is safe- in advance to ensure things went as ty, making the training as realistic as smoothly as possible. possible while keeping the troops safe “With so many balls in the air, it and fit to partake in the entire exer- can be a challenge keeping track of cise. Eleven members from 11 Field everything,” he explained. “We have Ambulance and 16 members from 12 great communication within Exercise Field Ambulance worked together to Control, and we all keep in mind that contribute to the exercise ensuring the we’re here to deliver challenging and troops are ‘fit to fight’. realistic training to the troops of 39 In a unique opportunity for the sol- CBG. We want them to have a memo- diers of 39 Canadian Brigade Group, rable experience while honing their 11 members of 4 Canadian Ranger skills to make sure they’re operationally Patrol Group delivered survival train- ready.” ing. The Canadian Rangers are experts on the subject, and taught the troops the basics of securing food and water, building a shelter, starting a fire, and signaling for help. All of the moving parts of this complex exercise funneled through Exercise Control (EXCON). Capt Adam McLeod, Operations Officer for the exercise, prepared months

Lt Derek Reid, Public Affairs Officer Top and left: Soldiers from the British Middle: Soldiers from the Canadian Scottish Regiment Above: Troops from 39 Canadian Brigade Group prepare to practice Columbia Dragoons paddle toward prepare to load an injured soldier onto a CH-146 Griffon load and unload drills on CH-146 Griffon helicopters. their objective in assault boats. helicopter for a mock casualty evacuation.

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LS Harding (left) is awarded his Submarine Dolphins LS Kulykov (left) is awarded his Submarine Dolphins PO1 Mills (right) is awarded his Submarine Dolphins for attaining the Basic Submarine Qualification by for attaining the Basic Submarine Qualification by for attaining the Basic Submarine Qualification by Cdr Kooiman. Cdr Kooiman. Cdr Kooiman.

PO2 Towns (centre) is promoted to his current rank Lt(N) Nicholas Marasco (left) is congratulated Lt(N) Phillip Fordham (right) is congratulated by CPO2 Graham Macleod (left) and Cdr Kooiman. by Cdr Kooiman for successfully completing the by Cdr Kooiman for successfully completing the Submarine Officer Qualification package. Submarine Officer Qualification package.

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