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Superintendent Boyd’s Red Serge on loan to the ship. Photos by Cpl Blaine Sewell, MARPAC Imaging Services
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Land Task Force get out the door,” said Corporal work in our own community, Public Affairs Thomas Hart, a combat engineer which we don’t always get to working alongside three other do,” said Master Corporal Roger As the wildfires continued to Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) Beverage, a Canadian Ranger with rage in B.C.’s interior last week, members and a RCMP officer the 100 Mile House patrol. “Also, the Province of British Columbia at an observation and reporting it’s been a new experience work- requested additional assistance point south of Williams Lake. “By ing so closely with other agencies from the Government of Canada. coming out here we get to help such as the RCMP and Regular Following that request, Canadian fellow Canadians in a real-life Force.” Army members made their way situation, dealing with a real-life Once across the B.C. - Alberta to the interior to join the Royal problem, where we can have a border the soldiers came under Canadian Air Force in supporting beneficial and positive impact on operational control of Joint Task wildfire fighting efforts. their lives.” Force Pacific (JTFP) headquar- The majority of the land forces Farther south, CAF members tered at CFB Esquimalt. JTFP are from 1 Combat Engineer had the opportunity to welcome is the Canadian Armed Forces Regiment (1 CER) in Edmonton, residents of 100 Mile House organization tasked with con- Alberta. They arrived in Williams home after the evacuation order ducting domestic military opera- Lake July 21, and linked in with was downgraded to an evacuation tions in British Columbia, when partner organizations already in alert on July 22. requested by the province and place to manage traffic observa- Soldiers saw lots of weary but authorized by the Government of tion and reporting points. grinning faces as locals returned Canada. Operation Lentus is the Photos by MCpl Malcolm Byers, Wainwright Garrison Imaging “We’ve been ready for this home following nearly two weeks operation that responds to natural A member of Land Task Force - Pacific shows a returning resident deployment; vehicles were ready away. disasters. It is the fourth operation of Williams Lake, B.C., the evacuation alert and order areas during to go and we were itching to “It’s been very rewarding to in Canada this year. Operation Lentus.
OPERATION LENTUS The story so far Land Task Force Unit and are now operating as the JTFP Land Public Affairs Task Force - Pacific. The road move was con- ducted with more than 60 vehicles of various More than 450 Canadian Armed Forces types, including 10 Light Armoured Vehicles, (CAF) personnel have been deployed to B.C.’s which are uniquely suited to working in dif- interior in response to the Province of British ficult conditions. Columbia’s request for assistance in battling Their job is to assist the RCMP in providing more than 170 wildfires. information to the public, as well as observa- The mission is Operation Lentus 4-17, and tion and reporting tasks at assigned points was assigned to Joint Task Force Pacific (JTFP) along access roads in the Williams Lake and by the Chief of the Defence Staff in early July 100 Mile House area. They will also assist with for rapid disaster relief aid to the province. ground evacuation of persons in distress and Within hours of the mission start, the Royal the ground delivery of essential aid to affected Canadian Air Force sent fixed and rotary wing areas. aircraft to the area with relief supplies. While Of note, 37 Canadian Rangers and staff there, they are transporting injured persons, from 4th Canadian Ranger Patrol Group have conducting aerial reconnaissance, and bringing joined the CAF effort. Participating Canadian in much-needed firefighting equipment. Rangers are from B.C. communities through- Air Task Force - Pacific has flown more out the province. They are currently integrated than 50 sorties in response to specific wildfire with the soldiers in 100 Mile House and response tasks. Williams Lake and will remain involved in A second request was made to the assisting and supporting for as long as required. Government of Canada by the province Last week, 33 members of 39 Canadian for increased CAF assistance on July 17. A Brigade Group arrived in Williams Lake from contingent of 225 Canadian Army soldiers Chilliwack. These reserve soldiers, primarily from Edmonton Garrison conducted a two- from regiments in the lower mainland, will A convoy of BC Hydro trucks pass a vehicle control point manned by day road move to Williams Lake. These 3rd augment the soldiers assisting the RCMP and members of Land Task Force - Pacific and RCMP at the Sheep Creek Bridge Canadian Division soldiers are members of a ensure the CAF is appropriately resourced and near Williams Lake, B.C. Joint Task Force (West) Immediate Response prepared for evacuation or supply tasks.
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SLt Mairi Anderson they ask the really hard questions. Double Day brought up HMCS Ottawa the theological question of which is the real Sunday, the real day of rest? The fact that the crew asks these kinds of ques- Everyone knows that familiar feeling on a Sunday night tions points to a deep spirituality and an attitude of seeking of Monday looming with its return to work, and that the answers that attracted me to military Chaplaincy in the first weekend just wasn’t long enough. place.” How often have you wished you had just one more day, Some sailors used the extra day to fit in physical training one more Sunday to enjoy your weekend? on the flight deck, enjoying the sunshine. Crewmembers lifted weights, ran laps or engaged in the Personnel Support HMCS Ottawa, currently transiting the Pacific from Japan Programs-led workouts offered throughout the day. While to Hawaii, got to experience the joy of an extra Sunday as physical fitness is a priority in Ottawa, with exercise classes they crossed the International Date Line from west to east regularly offered several times a day, Double Day meant a July 23. Known as “Double Day” in HMCS Ottawa, July 23 little more free time to fit in personal physical activity such came twice in 2017. as yoga, martial arts, or a grappling session by members of “Eggs? Eggs? You want eggs? Two? Can I interest you in the ship’s Boarding Party. On Double Day, members of the Boarding Party three?” called out Lieutenant (Navy) Julian Yates, the ship’s Double Day continued with a barbeque for supper, practiced their grappling skills. Logistics Officer. encouraging the crew to revel in the endless blue sky and To make the ship’s second experience of July 23, 2017, deep blue sea that the mid-Pacific offers. Again reversing six-month deployment from ports as diverse as Manila, special, the Wardroom served breakfast to the Master roles, the Chiefs and Petty Officers staffed the barbeque, Philippines, and Tokyo, Japan. Seaman and Below in a reversal of ranks. Junior sailors called cooking burgers and sausages for the ship’s company. The evening ended at the Flight Deck Drive In with a out their breakfast order to the heads of their departments The evening continued with a boisterous charity auction. movie screened on the hangar door as sailors curled up while joking ran up and down the meal line. Everyone in For the past few weeks, sailors have bought tickets for a on gym mats in the warm Pacific breeze. The stars came Ottawa was relieved the next day when the cooks took up draw to get that first kiss on the jetty once Ottawa returns out and the Milky Way arched over the ship as the credits their regular station on the steam line and the morning eggs to Esquimalt, as well as the Fly Home Lottery, giving a lucky rolled. Able Seaman Robert Gaumond-Harriet, a Supply arrived as ordered. sailor a chance to fly home early. Technician, summed up his experience of living July 23, For those to whom Sunday is a day of reflection and prayer, Sub-Lieutenant Kassandra O’Rourke, winner of the First 2017, twice. the Padre on board, Captain Joachim Nnanna, offered a bible Kiss Lottery, was eager to tell her girlfriend the good news. “It was a special day. It was really nice to get the chance study to celebrate having two Sundays back to back. “She will be so excited; I can hardly wait to see her again!” to relax with my friends on board and recharge before the “We have a wonderful congregation on board the ship and The auction also sold off items collected throughout the homeward leg of our sail on Poseidon Cutlass 17.”
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From Calais, her group of 25 Capt Jacqueline Zweng (left) and Lisa Magee during the 2017 today, and the mentality and madness of war in that age. have casual, part-time and full-time positions. riders criss-crossed the country, stopping Wounded Warriors Battlefield Bike Ride. 10 • LOOKOUT July 31, 2017 Uncommon Art creates buzz at war memorial
Peter Mallett ence. Wiebe was an artillery gunner with the 26th Field prepared, to the war memorial in Wolfville following the Staff Writer Artillery Regiment in her home province of Manitoba, and old Dominion Atlantic Railroad. The old railroad is now a in 2008 deployed to Afghanistan with the 2nd Battalion, walking and biking path that runs along Nova Scotia. The newest project by Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light Infantry (PPCLI). “The Dominion Atlantic Railroad transported thousands artist Jessica Lynn Wiebe “Coming home from that experience [in Afghanistan] of soldiers from around Nova Scotia to Camp Aldershot involved filling and stack- changes you,” says Wiebe. “Art does not always have to be for basic training before being sent to the trenches and ing 550 sandbags around cathartic or have healing power, art can be art. But I also battlefields of the First and Second World War,” she says. the First and Second believe it is important to artistically document Canada’s “The march was a genuine effort to symbolically tie the World War monu- role in Afghanistan.” performance to the soldiers training and being transported ments at the Acadia War Her ink drawings and mixed media sketches document- through this landscape.” Memorial in Wolfville, ing the conflict in Afghanistan were exhibited at the Army Nova Scotia. Museum in Halifax’s Citadel Hill in 2013 and are still on The former Canadian display. In the collection is a variety Armed Forces Reservist, now an Artist in Residence at the of images portraying Canadian military MacPhee Centre for Creative Learning in Dartmouth, N.S., members and civilians to showcase the says her performance art piece was physically demanding to human side of war. create, and unorthodox. “As an artist, I feel it’s important to In late May, as part of King’s County Uncommon document not only the intensity of war, Common Art Exhibit, Wiebe and a team of participants but also the daily activities of soldiers in (veterans and civilians) built a trench wall around the war training and in the downtime, sitting and monuments located on the Acadia University campus. waiting for their next set of orders. “Monuments tend to merge with the landscape over “I remember watching motorcycles time and become invisible in our every day. The tem- and trails of dust, vehicles overpopu- porary trench built around the war memorial protects lated with people, animals and cargo, memory and disrupts the invisibility,” explains Wiebe. “This and the Afghan landscape; the dull beige performance-based installation investigates the physical landscape camouflages my experience experience and sacrifices of war that monuments represent. and memories and finds its way into my It is about linking a new generation of soldiers and their work,” says Wiebe. experience of war with former generations, and at the same As part of this performance art piece, time bridging the gap between civilian understanding and she packed a 25-kilogram concrete sand- military experience.” bag sculpted by hand into a rucksack The 29-year-old graduate of the Nova Scotia College of and marched 14 kilometres from Camp Art and Design draws inspiration from first-hand experi- Aldershot, where the sand bags were
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On Canada Day Prime Navdeep Bains, Minister Minister Justin Trudeau of Innovation, Science and named two new astro- Economic Development, nauts who will join Jeremy who is responsible for Hansen and David Saint- Canada’s space program. Jacques as part of Canada’s The nation’s newest corps of space explorers. astronauts are being named After a year-long evaluation, as space agencies around the Canadian Space Agency the world identify options has selected Jenni Sidey and for future missions that go Joshua Kutryk from among beyond the International 17 finalists and 3,772 appli- Space Station. cants to be Canada’s newest These new recruits will astronauts. be part of the next gen- Born in Calgary, Alberta, eration of space explorers Dr. Jenni Sidey studied that pushes the limits of sci- at McGill University in ence and technology while Montreal, Quebec, and at advancing public under- the University of Cambridge, standing of our universe. United Kingdom, where she In the process, they will was an engineer and lec- inspire young Canadians to turer until being recruited pursue careers in science, as an astronaut. technology, engineering and Lieutenant-Colonel mathematics. (LCol) Joshua Kutryk hails Jenni Sidey and Joshua from Fort Saskatchewan, Kutryk become Canada’s Alberta. He studied at the 13th and 14th astronauts. Royal Military College Starting in August 2017, of Canada in Kingston, they will embark on two Ontario, as well as in Florida years of training at NASA’s and Alabama. Prior to join- Johnson Space Center. ing the Canadian Space Canada’s newest astro- Program, LCol Kutryk nauts could eventually worked as an experimental participate in missions to test pilot and a fighter pilot the International Space in Cold Lake, Alberta, and Station and other missions as a CF-18 fighter pilot in into deep space. They could Bagotville, Quebec. also travel on commercial Prime Minister Trudeau spacecraft. made the announcement In 2018, David Saint- on Parliament Hill dur- Jacques will become the ing Canada Day celebra- next Canadian astronaut to tions to mark the nation’s take part in a long-duration 150th anniversary. He was mission aboard the Space joined by the Honourable Station. 12 • LOOKOUT July 31, 2017
Capt(N) Clive Butler, Commanding Officer of HMCS Vancouver, is promoted to his current rank by Cmdre Jeff Zwick, Commander HMCS Vancouver Canadian Fleet Pacific, and LCdr promotions and awards Gautreau, HMCS Vancouver Executive Officer.
LCdr Gautreau was presented the Commander Royal LCdr Zuliani is presented the Commander Royal PO2 Zweers is presented the Commander Royal Canadian Navy Commendation from Capt(N) Clive Canadian Navy Commendation by Capt(N) Butler. Canadian Navy Commendation by Capt(N) Butler. Butler, Commanding Officer of HMCS Vancouver.
MS Look is presented the Commander Royal Canadian LS Eckstein is presented the Commander Royal AB Harris is presented the Commander Royal Canadian Navy Commendation by Capt(N) Butler. Canadian Navy Commendation by Capt(N) Butler. Navy Commendation by Capt(N) Butler.
LS Tetreault receives a MARPAC BZ by Capt(N) Butler. LS Morris is presented with the TOP MARPAC Lt(N) Buss is presented with the Operational Service Acoustic Analyst from Capt(N) Butler. Medal from Capt(N) Butler.
Lt(N) Song is promoted to his current rank by AB Kettle is promoted to his current rank by Capt(N) CPO1 Blonde is presented with the Commander Capt(N) Butler and LCdr Carter. Butler and AB Kettle’s brother MS Kettle. Royal Canadian Navy Commendation from Capt(N) Butler.
LS Joshua Hickford-Kulak is promoted to Master Seaman by CPO2 Stephan Melancon and LCdr Catherine Sands-Leith.
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Fred Webb From left: Cdr Greg Walker, Queen’s Harbour Master; retiring employee Fred Webb, and Capt(N) Jason Boyd, Base Commander, following Fred’s retirement celebration. Fred raised his anchor and is sailing into a new future outside the navy and the shelter of the CFB Esquimalt yard. After 57 years of total service, he retired from the Public Service July 25 surrounded by friends, peers and naval staff. His career started in 1959 as a gunner sailing aboard HMCS Skeena, then HMCS Stettler, HMCS Mackenzie, HMCS Gatineau and HMCS Restigouche. He released in 1980, and within a couple of days was back in the yard under Queens Harbour Master’s CF Auxiliary Fleet, as a seafaring civilian. Fred sailed aboard CFAV Endeavour and in May 1981 he assumed the position of Jetty Services Supervisor. After 36 years of boats and ropes sailing by, Fred was presented his bounty and released from the Crown. Fair winds and following seas Fred on all your future endeavours.
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Reviewing Officer, Colonel Sid A. Connor, (center), signs the certificates marking the Change of Command of 443 Maritime Helicopter Squadron between the Outgoing Commanding Officer, Lieutenant-Colonel Shawn Williamson (right), and the Incoming Commanding Officer, Lieutenant- Colonel Travis J.D. Chapman (left). LS Valerie LeClair, MARPAC Imaging Services
Left: Sandra Harrison- Martel, the Labour Relations Officer responsible for the Unit, was recognized and presented with the RP Ops coin from LCol Ulpiano Honorio. The coin is inscribed with the RP Ops motto “Adferant ad Assequendum Profectu Perficiendis”, which translates to “Enabling Operational Success.” The imagery depicted on the coin represents the region and the different areas that the Unit supports.
On Wednesday June 21, the outgoing Commanding Officer of Real Property Operations (RP Ops), LCol Ulpiano Honorio, presented the ADM(HR-Civ) Pacific team with a plaque of appreciation to recognize the hard work they have done for the unit during his time at CFB Esquimalt. RP Ops Recognizes The event took place at the Labour Relations office at N54 and included members from both HR-Civ and RP Ops. The HR-Civ Pacific team expressed Work of HR-Civ Team their gratitude for receiving recognition for their work. 14 • LOOKOUT July 31, 2017
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