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Matt Baker Considering the great game directly out in the field, but life, Steward looks back on BC Lions involves big hits, banging you still have all those con- it and feels it was beneficial. pads and lots of excitement, cerns. I am very proud of “I learned to embrace it. It The BC Lions Football most of the time such com- the work he’s done.” has prepared me for this line Club was proud to hold ments are not met with In addition to Afghanistan, of work. I haven’t moved Canadian Armed Forces much resistance. Steward’s Father also did around too much yet, (as a Night when the Toronto “You compare it just tours in Bosnia and Syria, player) but in professional Argonauts came to town because football is a match and more recently, spent sports that can happen.” last Thursday. Tickets were up of man against man three years in South Korea Major Nick Arakgi first given to servicemen and and you have to physically working for the United joined the Canadian Forces servicewomen who may not dominate the other person,” Nations. in 1998 and was deployed otherwise be able to attend Steward said. “It’s totally The Stewards’ military to Afghanistan between a game. different than war absolute- history began with Robin’s September 2008 and March Hunter Steward and Jason ly. Lives aren’t at stake.” Father Dale flying sabres 2009. While overseas, his Arakgi both have strong ties The elder Steward has in the Royal Canadian Air duties included mentoring the Afghan National Police in plenty of dangerous situations, including many It’s great. Any opportunity to honour the service- firefights. “He was going through a really hard time men, military, police forces, coast guard, anything when he was there and a like that it’s great. They put a lot of blood, sweat lot of friends and people he knew were lost,” Arakgi and tears into everything they do and any chance said of his brother. “The rare Photo courtesy of BC Lions you get to honour them is a great opportunity.” times he got a chance to Major Nick Arakgi (left) and his brother, BC Lions call you could hear it in his linebacker Jason Arakgi. voice, but he’s a strong indi- Hunter Steward vidual and that’s the kind of people it takes to do that Arakgi played his part provided life long memories kind of stuff.” by leading the team out for Steward. While being tied with through the tunnel with “It’s great. Any opportu- Rolly Lumbala as the second- the Canadian flag prior to nity to honour the service- to the Canadian Armed quite a decorated record Force before polio took longest tenured BC Lion is opening kickoff. In addi- men, military, police forces, “Forces: Hunter’s Father serving our country, includ- him out of the position and quite an accomplishment, tion, the Canadian Armed coast guard, anything like Robin serves as a Lieutenant ing a tour in Afghanistan prevented him from being Arakgi keeps everything in Forces Band performed the that it’s great. They put a Colonel in the army, and in the first couple of years enlisted in Korea. perspective compared to National Anthem and select lot of blood, sweat and tears was on hand assisting in following the 9/11 terrorist “Military runs deep in what Nick has endured the Armed Forces members into everything they do and the coin toss with Rear attacks. my family’s blood,” Hunter last 18 years. “My brother took part in the usual in- any chance you get to hon- Admiral Gilles Couturier of “He was pretty high up in added. The Lions’ 2013 first is my hero and always will game promos and contests. our them is a great oppor- the , the ranks, I think a major at round selection estimates be,” Arakgi said. “It makes Halftime featured an obsta- tunity.” while Jason’s older brother the time,” Hunter Steward he lived in nine or ten cit- me extremely happy that cle course with one member To all the servicemen and Nick currently serves as an said. The Lions offensive ies from the time he was a the CFL and BC Lions from each of the army, navy servicewomen that were in infantry officer in the Royal lineman was barely into his toddler to when he gradu- honour[ed] service men and and air force participating. attendance Thursday: we Hamilton Light Infantry. teens when his father went ated high school. While women at [last] Thursday’s Giving thanks to the hope you enjoyed the game Football is often referred overseas, and he admits it that would be tough on any game. The sacrifice that they Canadian Forces and get- and thank you once again to as a “battle in the trench- was pretty intense times for youngster trying to make give for their country and its ting the chance to see his for your service to this great es” or a “war of attrition.” the family. “I knew he wasn’t friends and live a normal citizens is tremendous.” Father on the field pregame nation.

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Photos by Cpl Stuart MacNeil, MARPAC Imaging Services Sailors march past the Reviewing Officer, Commander of Maritime Forces Pacific, Rear-Admiral Gilles Couturier, during the Naval Personnel and Training Group Change of Command parade at Work Point, Canadian Forces Base Esquimalt, on July 6.

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The Outgoing Commandant of Canadian Forces Fleet School, Commander Ed Hooper, Reviewing Officer Commander of Maritime Forces Pacific, Rear-Admiral Gilles Couturier and Incoming Commander of The Naval Personnel and Training Group (NPTG), Commander Todd Bonnar sign the Change of Command certificates during the NPTG Change of Command Parade. Second row front left to right; Chief Petty Officer First Class (CPO1) Michael Rochford, Maritime Forces Pacific Fleet Chief, CPO1 Michael Feltham, Commodore Jeff Zwick, Captain (Navy) Mike Knippel and Naval Personnel and Training Group Chief, CPO1 Class Shawn Taylor. 4 • LOOKOUT July 11, 2016 ofOPINION WHO WE ARE WHATmatters SAY YOU MANAGING EDITOR Melissa Atkinson 250-363-3372 Lookout asked this question: [email protected] People Talk What is your favourite family recipe that you know you can STAFF WRITERS Rachel Lallouz 250-363-3672 make better than anyone else? [email protected] Peter Mallett 250-363-3130 [email protected]

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Photo by Cpl Stuart MacNeil, MARPAC Imaging Services Left to right: Outgoing Canadian Pacific Fleet Chief, Chief Petty Officer First Class Michel Vigneault; Reviewing Officer, Commander Canadian Pacific Fleet, Commodore Jeff Zwick; and Incoming Canadian Pacific Fleet Chief, CPO1 Derek Kitching, pose for a photo as they sign the Change of Appointment cer- tificates on July 7.

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Lt(N) J. Ryan Edgar training packages, result- Additionally, they were able training package, now I just HMCS Calgary ing in impressive progress to conduct system walk- need to challenge my quali- towards new qualifications. throughs and take advan- fication board.” With the busy operational During HMCS Calgary’s tage of the ship’s on-board At the end of the serial, schedule of Royal Canadian transit from Esquimalt, B.C., training system. Evenings trainees completed an aver- Navy (RCN) warships, to Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, in were spent creating techni- age of 33 per cent of their obtaining new sailor-spe- support of Exercise Rim of cal reports, drafting system packages, with some mem- cific qualifications can be the Pacific 2016, six marine drawings and presenting bers completing as much as engineers working towards technical information. 57 per cent. File photo a challenge. The RCN put Above: CAF members repair a diesel engine. the Directed On-The-Job their 2E Certification and “It’s been a great experi- “We’ve seen phenomenal Training Program (DOJT) six working towards their 3E ence,” said LS Tyler Jennings, progress over the past two command team of HMCS ticipant’s hard work over in place a few years ago in Certification were able to a Cert 2E trainee. “I’ve been weeks.” said Lt(N) Rowan Calgary has been very sup- the preceding two weeks, order to allow sailors, who participate in the program. exposed to many different Wilson, the Engineering portive, and allowed us to there would be no relaxing otherwise would not have During their time aboard, scenarios and have been able Officer running the pro- really get involved in the on the beach. All person- the opportunity, to go to sea the trainees had the oppor- to participate in different gram. “The trainees have ship’s busy program.” nel involved in the program and progress their training. tunity to participate in engi- evolutions that I wouldn’t seamlessly integrated with This serial of the DOJT were immediately flown Participants are able to focus neering drills and practice have been exposed to back the ship’s company, and have program concluded when back to Esquimalt to begin all their efforts on learn- emergency responses in the at my home unit. DOJT has been able to make the most Calgary arrived in Pearl putting their new skills to ing and completing their event of equipment failures. allowed me to complete my of their time on board. The Harbour. Despite the par- work at their home units. Find Your Power Highly Personalized Trauma Treatment NON-12 STEP SINCE 2008

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Photo courtesy of HMCS Oriole Crew members on board HMCS Oriole work out on the deck using their new equipment and their own body weight. New equipment keeps HMCS Oriole crew fit for duty Rachel Lallouz ing those on board active when to hoist that sail at 3 a.m., they can back and bicep exercises. three and 20 days, having fitness Staff Writer the wind dies down. do it, no problem.” Prior to acquiring the fitness gear on board is necessary. “The crew is worked quite hard The set of power blocks can be equipment, the ship’s crew relied Now, the crew relies on key To help upkeep the fitness of hoisting sails and gybing the ship, changed from 15 to 90 pounds, only on using their bodyweight to times when the seas are calm to the 20-person crew, HMCS Oriole but there are times when we are making them a flexible option exercise. exercise. was stocked with power blocks unable to sail and must utilize for varying levels of fitness among “The ship has a lack of space “As for the future fitness of our and TRX fitness bands in May, the motor,” says Oriole Coxswain, crew members. The two TRX sys- for a lot of fitness equipment,” crew, we’re looking to expand the just prior to departing for a 19-day Petty Officer First Class Matthew tems are sets of bands that can PO1 Goodwin says, adding, “On a fitness equipment to include yoga transit up to Prince Rupert. Goodwin. “During those times, it connect to a hard point on the sailing vessel there are numerous mats and another TRX system This new sweep of fitness gear, is important to have other oppor- deck, and manipulate body weight dangerous areas, so there are more so that more crew members can while not as plentiful of those on tunities to get the crew out there to complete a range of exercises, challenges to using equipment.” exercise at any given time,” says warships, will do the trick in keep- exercising, so that when they need including push ups, and numerous But with travels lasting between PO1 Goodwin.

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Celebration of life for Donna Hooper On June 22, Donna Margaret in Nursing from the University of ty to stay connected with family Hooper, aged 52 years, passed away Alberta. Having spent some time and friends across Canada. She was with peace and grace with her family traveling around northern Alberta, always up for a good chat and ready at her side. Donna will be lovingly Donna felt the urge for more and to lend a hand when needed, and remembered by her husband Robert joined the Canadian Armed Forces was a good friend and mother who Dodds of 21 years, their dear chil- in 1987 as a Nursing Officer. Her will be deeply missed. Thank you dren, Peter and Emily, her mother postings included Gagetown, New to Doctors Braithwaite, Belgaumkar Margaret (Pat) Hooper, and by her Brunswick, and Edmonton, Alberta. and Saiger for their compassionate sister and brother Susan and Glenn The highlight of her military career care as well as the amazing nurses (Rachel) Hooper. Donna will also be was her deployment to Saudi Arabia at the Victoria Hospice. Also thanks forever remembered by her nieces, in 1991 as part of the Canadian Field to the great caregivers of the Sidney nephews and extended family and Hospital during the Persian Gulf War. Seniors Care. dear friends. Prior to her illness, Donna was A Celebration of Life will be Donna was born in Calgary, employed as a Team Leader/Case held on Sunday, July 17, at 1:00 Alberta, January 30th, 1964, and Manager for the Canadian Forces p.m., at the Naden Wardroom, CFB was educated at Queen Elizabeth Health Service Centre (Pacific) in Esquimalt, Victoria, BC. Elementary, Junior and Senior Victoria, B.C., where she was instru- In lieu of flowers, a memorial Schools from 1970-1982 where she mental in easing the transition of tribute in memory of Donna may was the Valedictorian. She graduated many service members releasing be made directly to the Victoria from the Foothills Hospital Nursing from the military. Hospice, Canadian Red Cross or School in June 1986 and later Donna was a big fan of Facebook the Canadian Mesothelioma received her Bachelor’s of Science which allowed her the opportuni- Foundation.

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On June 23, the Canadian Forces Recruiting Centre given their oath or affirma- (CFRC) Detachment tion by a family member Victoria welcomed 16 who is a commissioned offi- new officer cadets into the cer. One applicant, Robert Canadian Armed Forces Seed, took advantage of this (CAF) at the Regular Officer option and was enrolled by Training Plan (ROTP) enrol- his father, LCdr Seed. ment ceremony at Royal As for the event in Roads University. On June Victoria, no detail was over- 24, CFRC Vancouver fol- looked for this significant lowed suit and enrolled 47 ceremony at the beautiful new officer cadets at HMCS and historic Royal Roads Discovery in Vancouver. University. The University, Both of these ceremonies which is rich in military were presided over by history and was formerly Colonel Timothy J. Bishop, known as the Royal Roads Commanding Officer of Photo by MCpl Brent Kenny Military College (RRMC) Canadian Forces Recruiting 16 new officer cadets were enrolled at a ceremony at Royal Roads University in Victoria. From left to from 1940-1995, acted as Group (CFRG). an ideal location to com- right: Back: OCdt Benjamin Jacobs, OCdt Aaron Fenney, NCdt Paul Brinkschulte, OCdt Konnor Belbeck. The ROTP entry pro- memorate the significance gram provides fully sub- Middle: OCdt Seamus Maguire, OCdt James Beasley, OCdt Sean Midgley, OCdt Anthony Shen, OCdt of the ceremony. sidized education for stu- Robert Hunter, NCdt Tylis Sliwinski, OCdt Everett Watson. Front: PO1 Robert Brown, CWO Claude Major Carolyne LeBlanc, dents to attend either the Dallaire, OCdt Nathan Torrie, NCdt Cael Halvorsen, OCdt Jake Schuszter, OCdt Thomas Boulter, OCdt who played the role of mas- Royal Military College in Tavin Shamess, Col Timothy Bishop, Maj Adam Thomson. ter of ceremonies for both St-Jean, QC, the Royal events, was herself a gradu- Military College of Canada students earn a salary during it is easy to understand why enrolled by both CFRC at either RMC or anoth- ate of the ROTP program. (RMCC) in Kingston, ON, the course of their studies this program is very com- Victoria and CFRC er civilian post-secondary Major LeBlanc completed or an eligible Canadian civil- and will have already begun petitive. Over 600 Officer Vancouver, two new offi- institution through the her Bachelor of Arts Degree ian university of the appli- contributing towards their Cadets will be enrolled into cer cadets will be attending ROTP program, or return in Business Administration cants choosing. During the pension. Once they have the Canadian Armed Forces the Aboriginal Leadership home to their communi- at RMCC in 2006 and has course of their education, completed their degrees, under the ROTP, of which Opportunity Year (ALOY) ties. CFRC Vancouver also since pursued a successful students are provided lead- students are given full-time over 60 were recruited from program. This 10-month enrolled 12 women; a proud career as a Logistics Officer ership training and occu- jobs in their field of study. and the program is designed to offer accomplishment given the in the Royal Canadian Air pation specific courses to These jobs are provided to Yukon. applicants of Aboriginal Canadian Armed Forces Force. She is now a mili- help them build towards the the students in order for Konnor Belbeck, an descent an opportunity to commitment to reflect the tary career counsellor at foundation of skills required them to fulfill their military ap plicant from Prince learn leadership skills and diversity of the Canadian CFRC Victoria where she to be an officer. service, a small price to pay George, BC, is excited to have a first-hand experience public. interviews young men and Summer training will for a free education. This join under the ROTP pro- of life in the CAF by attend- The ceremony held women looking to join the include Basic Military military service is calculated gram because he is “looking ing classes at RMCC in at HMCS Discovery in ROTP much like she did. Officer Qualification and at a rate of two months of forward to making a dif- Kingston, ON. After ALOY Vancouver was well attend- For those interested in the on the job training in vari- service for every one month ference, not just in Canada, applicants successfully com- ed by over 300 people. ROTP program, you can ous cities across Canada. On of education provided. but across the world.” plete this program, they can When enrolling, applicants find out more by visiting top of these experiences, With all of these benefits, Of the 63 candidates apply to continue studying have the opportunity to be www.forces.ca.

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Sgt B.L. Oxford and of a five-kilometre route SLt A.K. Leblanc beginning and ending at Military Police Unit Maffeo Sutton Park in Esquimalt Nanaimo. The LETR is an inno- On June 18, members of vative initiative powered Canadian Forces National by dedicated law enforce- Investigation Service ment personnel around Pacific region and Military the world who want to Police Unit Esquimalt help Special Olympics participated in the 2016 athletes experience accep- Law Enforcement Torch tance, achievement and Run (LETR) for Special admiration through sport. Olympics in Victoria, BC. It’s an inspiring, joyful The run consisted of a phenomenon that has five-kilometre route along raised approximately $3.4 the Galloping Goose million in B.C. since 1990 Above: From left to right, Regional Trail, beginning and each year brings in and ending at the Saanich about $30 million U.S. SLt Leblanc, MCpl Edwards Police Department. worldwide, all in support and PO2 Nilsson from MPU On June 25, it was the of the Special Olympics. Esquimalt; Lt(N) Joiner; and Military Police members The British Columbia Capt Harris of Canadian Forces of the Canadian Forces LETR is among the most Na tional Investigation Service Maritime Experimental successful and creative Pacific Region participate in the and Test Ranges Military branches of the glob- Victoria Law Enforcement Torch Police Detachment turn al campaign, and is run Run. to participate in the in partnership with law Right: Cpl Karn (left) and Sgt 2016 LETR for Special enforcement personnel Oxford (right) of CFMETR MP Olympics in Nanaimo, from multiple agencies Detachment run the LETR in BC. The run consisted across the province. Nanaimo. July 11, 2016 LOOKOUT • 15

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MARS II and IV Graduation Parade

Captain(Navy) Steven Waddell, Base Commander, Canadian Forces Base Esquimalt, presented awards and medals during a MARS II and IV graduation parade held at CFB Esquimalt on June 30. Acting Sub-Lieutenant Gerald Yates Acting Sub-Lieutenant Jessica Acting Sub-Lieutenant Andrew Chong Images by Cpl Stuart MacNeil, receives the Royal Canadian Navy Whittaker receives the David W. Gross receives the Commanding Officers MARPAC Imaging Services Commander’s Award. Memorial Shield. Cup.

Naval Cadet Christian Jax receives the Acting Sub-Lieutenant Mathew Sub-Lieutenant Cassandra Fogarty is Sub-Lieutenant Matthew Hlobilek is Hal Lawrence Award. Noonan receives the Venture promoted to her current rank. promoted to his current rank. Association Award.

Sub-Lieutenant Jonathan Longstaff is Sub-Lieutenant Alexander Noble is Sub-Lieutenant Mathew Noonan is Sub-Lieutenant Joshua Oulton is pro- promoted to his current rank. promoted to his current rank. promoted to his current rank. moted to his current rank.

Sub-Lieutenant Evan Park is promot- Sub-Lieutenant Jeremy Schertzer is Sub-Lieutenant Jeffery Vey is promot- Sub-Lieutenant Greg Wagner- ed to his current rank. promoted to his current rank. ed to his current rank. Conserve is promoted to his current rank.

Sub-Lieutenant Jessica Whittaker is Sub-Lieutenant Sebastien Williamson Sub-Lieutenant Gerald Yates is pro- Sub-Lieutenant Denis Charlebois is promoted to her current rank. is promoted to his current rank. moted to his current rank. promoted to his current rank. July 11, 2016 LOOKOUT • 17

MARPAC Honours and Recognition Ceremony

Rear Admiral Gilles Couturier, Commander of Maritime Forces Pacific / Joint Task Force (Pacific), presented awards and medals at an Honours and Recognition Ceremony held on June 29. Warrant Officer Scott Miller Images by LS Ogle Henry, MARPAC Imaging Services receives the Chief of Defence Staff Commendation.

Corporal Dustin Renz receives the Lieutenant Colonel N.J. Withers Lieutenant (N) Jeriel Nathankumar Chief Petty Officer 2nd Class George Chief of Defence Staff Commendation. receives the Canadian Joint Operations receives the Canadian Joint Operations Morris receives the Canadian Command Commendation. Command Commendation. Joint Operations Command Commendation.

Petty Officer 2nd Class Kelly Corbett Master Seaman James Brown receives Leading Seaman Christopher Swain Leading Seaman Kyle Ruttan receives receives the Canadian Joint Operations the Commander Royal Canadian Navy receives the Commander Royal the Commander Royal Canadian Navy Command Commendation. Commendation. Canadian Navy Commendation. Commendation.

Master Seaman Jordan Buxton Lieutenant (N) Patrick Abbott receives Chief Petty Officer 2nd Class Nathalie Petty Officer 1st Class Richard Pearce receives the Canadian Joint Operations the Maritime Forces Pacific Bravo Scalabrini receives the Maritime receives the Maritime Forces Pacific Command Individual Achievement Zulu Award. Forces Pacific Bravo Zulu Award. Bravo Zulu Award. Award.

Petty Officer 2nd Class James Simon Lieutenant (N) Brian Peskett receives Master Seaman William Sherman Master Seaman Shawn Malone receives the Maritime Forces Pacific the Joint Service Commendation receives the Maritime Forces Pacific receives the Maritime Forces Pacific Bravo Zulu Award. Medal. Bravo Zulu Award. Bravo Zulu Award. 18 • LOOKOUT CLASSIFIEDS July 11, 2016 &Real Estate

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CF Recruiting Group Awards and Promotions

Colonel Timothy Bishop (right) and Chief Warrant Officer Claude Dallaire (left) of the Canadian Forces Recruiting Group, presented medals and awards during the CF Enrollment Ceremony held at Royal Roads University on June 23. Images by MCpl Brent Kenny, MARPAC Imaging Services

Major Carolyn LeBlanc receives her promotion to her current rank. Lieutenant Commander Paula McHale receives her promotion to her current rank, as well as her Canadian Forces Decoration.

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