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By Ross Lees parade or sprinkled through- has a centre that says ‘peace’ out the crowd. Local area ca- and those who are pushing this uinte West did not let a dets also participated in many campaign over the red poppy of Qlittle weather stop them ways. Air cadets also stood on remembrance are doing so in from remembering the many guard at the cenotaph through the misguided belief that Re- veterans who gave their lives the cold, windy and wet night membrance Day glorifies war. and limbs for the freedom we before day of remembrance. They join others who would enjoy today. It was even thought by some suggest to us that Remembrance Despite the cold rain be- that more wreaths were laid Day is outmoded, that the time ing propelled by strong winds this year than in the recent past for remembering the sacrifices throughout the day, an estimat- as wreaths practically circled made in wars long since past is ed 2,000 people of all ages turned the cenotaph this year. no more.” out for the Remembrance cer- Pastor Tim Hayward took the “Such thinking misses the emony at the cenotaph. Some opportunity to address a con- point of Remembrance Day,” organizers thought there might flict being waged at cenotaphs stressed Pastor Hayward. “In even have been more people across the country. fact, it is misguided thinking attending this year than last “This past couple of weeks, because it equates the act of year’s ceremony, which enjoyed we have been made aware of the remembering the sacrifices much better weather. White Poppy campaign, which I made in the past by soldiers of Military personnel from 8 believe is being focused on the our country with a glorification Wing Trenton were a large part service in Ottawa this morn- of war and suffering. It is mis- of the ceremony, standing on ing,” he said. The white poppy Continued on page 10 DART team continues deployment to typhoon-ravaged Phillipines (right) Maj. Gen. Jim Fer- ron, Commanding Officer of the 1st Canadian Divi- sion based in Kingston, observes as a responding DART team member pho- tographs some other mem- A local Sea Cadet guards bers while standing in front the cenotaph during the of a huge front-end loader Remembrance Day ceremony which Maj. Gen. Ferron as the rain, driven by a thinks will make a big dif- ference in the Phillipines. cold wind, pelted down. Photo Ross Lees Photo Ross Lees See story on page 2
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Only the dead have seen the end of war. We have seen them perish and witnessed the“ grief of their loved ones, but the full sting of war is only grasped by its victims. They have savoured the bitter taste of war as their blood was spilled and their hearts stopped beating. We will never know what they felt in those last moments, their thoughts as they breathed their last breath, the loves, hopes and dreams that died with them. Wing Logistics and And this is why on this Remembrance Day, we pay tribute to those who have fallen serving in the armed forces. They Engineering fought not for themselves only, but in our stead, represent- ing our nation. They went to war so we might live in peace. For those who serve in uniform today, the mem- Picture of the Week ory of the fallen calls us to honour their sacrifices by serving with integrity and courage, knowing that we carry the torch that was passed on to us, to fin- ish what those who died could not finish. As we are honoured for following in their stead, so is their memory praised when our words and deeds are noble and blame- less. For those who do not wear the uniform, our duty is to honour their memory for tak- ing our cause and assuming a risk that proved too real, all to preserve and advance in distant places the cause of justice and peace such as we enjoy in our land. ” Story touches the heart strings Dear Editor, Thanks to MWO Daniel Kean on his great piece in recognition of a great person and leader. I had the privilege of being one of George's Malvern students and elected drum major for the marching band. George was always proud of his stu- dents and promoted music always. From the Malvern Collegiate kilts, the Santa Claus Parade, and the In The Mood dance, George left his mark on the Toronto music community. He inspired several of us to play with Captain Gino Falconi and the Royal Regiment of Canada. Those were very special times. Not forgotten. Every year, four members of Transportation/RCEME Squadron at I am so glad to hear George is still with us. The picture is very telling...his 8 Wing Trenton are put on the 935.05 course which is the standard hold of the horn has not changed over the years. for Airfield Operations. Here we see two candidates and their in- Best Regards, structor practicing their newly found skills while lifting a storage Warrington Ellacott tank with the crane and sling configuration. Leading the training Orangeville, ON. is Mr. Romeo Goulet of Heavy Equipment Section.
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By Ross Lees World Champion with the Bel- leville McFarlands in 1959 in he Battle of Quinte West, Prague, Czechoslovakia, one of Tscheduled for Dec. 4 at the the greatest pieces of history RCAF Flyers Arena just received in Canadian hockey. He was re- some good news about some hot cently elected into the Bobby acclaim and notoriety. He also new attractions for this year’s Orr Hall of Fame. The Belleville McFarlands event. Jim Morrison’s pro career championed the team’s reloca- Former professional hockey spanned from 1951 to 1973, in tion from outdoor play at Glen- players Peter Conacher, Jim which time he played for the don to the New York Arena, lo- Morrison, Ron Hurst, and Ivan Boston Bruins, the Toronto Ma- cally known as the Ice Palace. “the Terrible” Irwin, as well as ple Leafs, the Detroit Red Wings, He has also coached several OHL coach Bill Purcell will be at the the New York Rangers and the and AHL teams and is known as game for the ceremonial puck Pittsburgh Penguins. He was a “The Coach.” drop. They will then be on hand National Hockey League (NHL) Quinte region hockey fans will to meet with the fans and sign All-Star in 1955, 1956, and 1957 get a chance to see these legends R0012332586 autographs, according to orga- and was the defensive partner in person while watching an en- nizers Cpl. Jason Briand and of the legendary Tim Horton. tertaining hockey game between “Debt Worth Planning For” John McDonald. Ron Hurst spent a five-year the Ontario Junior Hockey “We’re really happy to have NHL career with the Toronto League Trenton Golden Hawks Mortgage agents these legends of hockey coming Maple Leafs from 1955 to 1960. and the RCAF Flyers as they Gerald Desjardins Peter D. Stewart to the Battle of Quinte West,” Ivan “The Terrible” Irwin endeavor to raise funds for the 613 394-6000 613 392-1001 Cpl. Briand stated. skated from 1949 to 1966 with Afghanistan Repatriation Me- 73 Reid Street 47 Northumberland Blvd. Trenton (Ontario) K8V 5V8 Trenton (Ontario) K8V 6L7 such storied franchises as the morial, which is located at Bain The former professional stars Fax: 613 394-9990 Fax: 613 394-9990 Park. will do a tour of CFB Trenton Montreal Canadiens and the [email protected] [email protected] and have dinner at the base be- New York Rangers. He was a Tickets are only $10 and can be www.desjardins nanciers.com fore attending the second an- well-known and respected en- purchased at Smylie’s Your Inde- nual Battle of Quinte West at forcer through three decades in pendent Gro- RCAF Flyers Arena starting at 7 the NHL. cer, the Mili- p.m. on Dec. 4. Bill Purcell was York Univer- tary Family NEW PATIENTS WELCOME Peter Conacher’s professional sity’s hockey coach from 1965 to Resource Cen- career stretched from 1951 to 1972 and the OIAA 1969-1970 tre (MFRC), or 1966 when he played with the Coach of the Year. He is credited any Trenton with establishing York Universi- Golden Hawks Quinte Chicago Black Hawks, the New York Rangers, and the Toron- ty's Yeomen hockey program in home game. to Maple Leafs. He was also a 1961 and bringing it to national +Animal HOSPITAL DOGS & CATS List of Services: Annual exams and vaccines, surgery, medicine, dental care, ultrasound, x-ray, nutrition, acupuncture, Chinese herbal medicine and boarding. Ask about Military Discounts Olga Peck, DVM 35 Ontario Street, Trenton | 613-392-8900 www.quinteanimalhospital.infovet.ca
Ivan Irwin Pete Conacher Ron Hurst 6 - The Contact Health November 15, 2013 Fitness & Health Upcoming Health Promotion Programs Open Registration Managing Angry Moments – Nov. 26 from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Effective communication and leadership starts with managing angry moments. The CF Managing Angry Moments (MAM) workshop is designed to increase personal per- formance by assisting participants to deal with anger generating situations in an emotionally non-reactive way. Benefits of the workshop include: improved relationships in the workplace, at home and in the community; enhanced team cohesion; more effective problem solving skills and; reduced levels of stress and anxiety when faced with anger generating events and circumstances. Here’s how to sign up! Online http://healthpromotion.cfbtrenton.com • Call 613-392-2811 Ext 3768 • Walk-in 177 Hercules St. Bldg 119 Program not scheduled?… Get on the Waitlist! All programs are available for wait-listing. This may be done by calling 3768 or registering online for you preferred programs. You will be emailed when the course secures a date and registration is available.
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Notes: Theresa Lewis This model was adapted from the adaption of Capt (N) Bill Nash, Men’s Hairstyling 30 USMC and USN Combat and Operational Stress Control, US Marine Years Corps, and is currently used by the JSB, DND. Also offering Experience LRDG refers to the Low Risk Drinking Guidelines Military Cuts Tolerance is the need for an increased amount of a substance to achieve the same desired effect Walk-ins Welcome Major Life Areas are considered to be: family, social, employment/ education, finances, legal, spirituality and health: physical, cogni- tive and emotional R001241558 November 15, 2013 7 - The Contact MPs get adrenaline-pumping training Wing Headquarters. 6, set up by MP training per- ter a room where you know a person is in Captain Chuck Gaudette, sonnel, had a person actively there killing others. This is what we try Officer Commanding, 21 MP shooting persons in a build- to replicate,” he added. Flt., explained the necessity ing with MPs responded to After each scenario, the team and MP for the training to The Con- that situation. instructors went over the scenario step- tact. “We try to replicate the real by-step to review and correct possible “One of the Military Police thing as much as possible, mistakes (MP) mandates is the ability but safety always remains to respond to an active shoot- paramount,” Capt. Gaudette er,” he noted. “There are min- stated. imum training regulations “This type of training gets that we have to abide by, but the adrenaline flowing, but we (need to) do this type of try to imagine how fast your training more often.” heart would be pounding The first scenario on Nov. knowing you are about to en-
As the scenar- io progresses, another per- son (played again by Cpl. Matt Currie) is found dead on the floor as Cpl. Garner- Garballa and Cpl. Keyvan Norani enter A team of MPs proceeds down a corridor. a room where a shooter By Ross Lees takes a hos- embers of 21 Military Nov. 6 they trained in their Cpl. Curtis Garner-Garballa tage, shown above placing MPolice Flight (MP Flt.) own building and on Nov. 7 breaches a door during the 21 went through exciting train- they participated in a training Military Police Flight scenario an imaginary ing scenarios last week involv- scenario organized by 8 Wing’s on Nov. 6. weapon on the floor. ing an “active shooter.” On Readiness Training Flight at 8 Photos by Ross Lees
As Cpl. Garner-Garballa proceeds into the building, he discovers an injured casualty on the floor (Cpl. Matt Currie) who supplies him with some need- ed information. Services & Trades
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R0012415487 10 - The Contact News November 15, 2013 Quinte West, CFB Trenton remember Continued from page 1 peace - that God desires for all “We are reminded to take up guided thinking because it de- humankind.” the torch that was entrusted nies honouring the memory of “For even as we move fur- to us long ago. We are to hold those who have died doing some- ther and further away from the it high so that we do not break thing that they believed they two World Wars and Korea, our faith with those who have died. must be part of if others were to peace-keeping missions, they, And we are to live in the way dwell in the freedom - and in the along with the recent Afghani- that God meant us to live - in stan conflict, still serve to re- freedom - with the intention of mind us of why we should con- doing all that makes peace… tinue to remember for the sake by seeking justice, loving kind- of freedom and peace for all ness and walking humbly with peoples.” our God. Then those who died Pastor Hayward went on to in Flanders Fields will sleep as say that the spirit underlying the poppies grow, between the Remembrance Day is probably crosses row on row.” best found in Lieutenant Colo- nel John McCrae’s poem In Flanders Field, the very poem recited earlier in the service by Air Cadet Flight Sergeant An- toinnette Kennedy. He felt the poem best reminds us that the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month is set aside to re- mind everyone we should avoid war where and when possible but we should also be prepared John Mylot, representing to flight for freedom. Bomber Command, salutes “It is a time, in the words of during the ceremony McCrae, to take up the torch surrounded by school once more and to dedicate our- (above) Sgt. At Arms Buck McCa- children, who were also out selves anew to living in such a (above) 8 Wing Commander Col. David rty salutes during the ceremony in large numbers for the way that we do not break faith while a cadet stands on guard in with those who have died over Lowthian and WCWO Sandor Gyuk Quinte West Remembrance the background. Day ceremony. the years to bring peace to the salute after placing a wreath on behalf of 8 world,” he noted. Wing. CAF member participates in Remembrance Day Sentry Program 29 Transport Squadron’s Corporal sions across Canada. Cpl. Dang is cur- the seven members played important 4(Cpl.) Huy Q. Dang was selected for rently working as an Avionics Systems roles in the official national Remem- a special part in last Monday’s Remem- Technician, and is also qualified to fly brance Day ceremony. They participat- brance Day ceremony in Ottawa. as a Technical Crewman on the CC-177 ed in various other activities, including Cpl. Dang served as the Royal Cana- Globemaster III. the Royal Canadian Legion Dominion dian Air Force Sentry in the Remem- Created in 1998, the Remembrance President’s Luncheon, a visit to Parlia- brance Day Sentry Program in Ottawa. Day Sentry Program recognizes out- ment Hill, and the Silver Cross Moth- He was one of six CAF members and standing Regular and Reserve Force er’s Luncheon. one RCMP member chosen to partici- sailors, soldiers, airmen and airwomen “The men and women of the CAF pate in the prestigious program. of the CAF, as well as a member of the and the RCMP have shown a strong Cpl. Dang joined the CAF Regular RCMP, for their dedication, profession- commitment to their country through Force in 2007. He later completed his alism and performance. Members are their tireless efforts both at home and training at the Canadian Forces School nominated by their respective services, abroad,” said the Honourable Rob Nich- of Communications and Electronics in with selections based on various fac- olson, Minister of National Defence. Kingston, Ontario. He has taken part tors, including deployment experience, “The selection of these members for in a series of deployments in areas in- community involvement, physical fit- the Remembrance Day Sentry Program cluding Cyprus, Kuwait, Germany, and ness and deportment. is one way to recognize them for their Afghanistan, as well as various mis- While visiting the nation’s capital, dedication.” Cpl. Huy Q. Dang
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Welcome to The Contact newspaper’s Community Events page! Thanks to the generosity of Smylie’s Independent Grocer, we can, space permitting, feature public service announcements, community events and help promote non-profit and charitable organizations in the Quinte area. The Contact is always interested in what is going on in and around CFB Trenton. Please send your coming events (from blood donor clinics to tea parties) to us at [email protected]. Please include the date, time, and location of the event along with a brief description. Please do not send posters. ece/. Le site comprend un manuel sur Dec. 3 - International Day for Force Museum of Canada, teams of six Nov. 29 – CFB Trenton Persons with Disabilities comment organiser un événement com- to eight people will achieve points by Blood Donor Clinic mémoratif d'EE. De plus, les régions finding answers and solving riddles. The Defence Team is celebrating this sont invitées à faire part de leurs pro- Team sign-in begins at 9 a.m. Lunch will At the RecPlex, 21 Namao Dr., East, Tren- be served at noon. Bring a one dollar do- ton, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. year's International Day for Persons grammes, histoires de réussites et pho- tos via ce site. Un outil collaboratif en nation to the United Way to enable you with Disabilities (IDPWD) under the to dress in civilian attire. TEAMS MUST ligne est disponible. Il est particulière- Nov. 29 – ATESS 17th Annual theme “What are Your DiversABILI- REGISTER BY THURSDAY NOVEM- ment conçu pour que les organisateurs TIES?” Events and awareness activities BER 14, 2013, NO EXEPTIONS. Contact: Food Bank Toll Booth will be held across our organization. To d'événements commémoratifs d'ÉE [email protected]. As the holiday season fast approaches, obtain copies of IDPWD posters, please dans l'ensemble du ministère restent en contact et échangent leurs idées et ATESS will be hosting their 17th An- send your request to +EE Com Events@ 19 novembre - Défi du nual Food Bank Toll Booths at the AT- leurs connaissances. On invite les BPR ADM(HR-Civ) DDWB@Ottawa-Hull. For commandant de l’escadre ESS North Side Gate. Collections will more information on IDPWD, visit the EE d'événements régionaux/locaux à s'y de 2013 take place from 6:30 a.m. to 8 a.m. Please joindre en demandant accès au http:// Commemorative Events Intranet site at Soyez tous prêts pour le Défi du com- give non-perishable food items or cash in collaboration-hr-civ.forces.mil. ca/sites/ support of the Trenton Care and Share http://hr.forces.mil.ca/eec-ece/. The site mandant de l’escadre de 2013, parce eecommevents/default.aspx. Participez, Food Bank. All donations and support includes a handbook on how to organize que vous êtes sur le point de partir à la célébrez, apprenez, partagez! are greatly appreciated an EE commemorative event. Regions chasse au trésor. La chasse aura lieu au are also invited to send in their agendas, Musée national de la Force aérienne du success stories and photos via this web- Nov. 16 – Red Cross Open Nov. 30 & Dec. 1 House and Workshops Canada; les équipes de 6 à 8 personnes site. An online collaborative tool is also accumuleront des points en trouvant Quinte’s 18th Annual Christmas available to event OPIs and is designed At 12:30 p.m. at the Quinte West Public des objets et en résolvant des énigmes. Model Railroad Show to help organizers of EE commemora- Library multi-purpose room, Trenton. L’inscription des équipes commence à The show will be held at Quinte Second- tive events across the Department to Learn to prepare for emergencies and 9 h. Le dîner sera servi à 12 h. Prévoyez stay connected and to share ideas and save a life, experience a mock disaster, ary School on Nov. 30 and Dec.1 from 10 un don d’un dollar destiné à Centraide a.m. to 4 p.m. both days. Eleven thousand knowledge. Regional/local event OPIs and explore volunteer opportunities. Re- afin de pouvoir porter une tenue civile. are invited to join by requesting access freshments and door prizes all free! Help square feet of vendors and displays with TOUTES LES ÉQUIPES SANS EXCEP- door prizes. Admission is: adults $5, se- at http://collaboration-hrciv.forces.mil. improve the lives of vulnerable people TION DOIVENT S’INSCRIRE D’ICI LE niors and students $4, children $2 and ca/sites/eecommevents/default.aspx. in your community! For information, contact Jennifer at 613-966-0730, ext. 101. 14 NOVEMBRE 2013. Contactez: Wil- the family rate is $10. For further infor- Participate, celebrate, learn, share! [email protected]. mation, contact Rick Potter at 613-398- Nov 16 - Quinte Branch of 7260 or by email at [email protected] This Nov. 23 - King Street event is sponsored by the Belleville and 3 décembre - La Journée Ontario Genealogical Society internationale des personnes United Church Christmas Brighton Model Railroad Clubs. handicapées The Society’s monthly presentation will Tea and Bazaar include speaker Glenn Wright with the Dec. 4 – Battle of Cette année l'Équipe de la Défense cé- topic of “Researching Canada's War At 100 King Street, Trenton, from 11:30 Quinte West lèbre la Journée internationale des Dead 1885-1945” at the Quinte West Pub- a.m. to 2 p.m. Luncheon $8, entrance to personnes handicapées (JIPH) sous le lic Library, 7 Creswell Dr, Trenton at 1 Ye Olde Emporium free. Preserves, bak- Once again the RCAF Flyers are look- ing to do battle with the Trenton Golden thème « Quelles sont vos diversHABI- p.m. Everyone is welcome and invited to ing, crafts, antiques and collectables bring a friend. For additional informa- Hawks in an effort to raise funds for the LETÉS? ». Divers événements et activi- available. tion please visit: www.rootsweb.ances- Afghanistan Memorial Fund. The two tés de sensibilisation auront lieu à la try.com/~canqbogs/ Nov. 28 – 15th Annual teams will do battle at the RCAF Flyers grandeur de notre organisation. 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ver 40 members of the Royal Col.) Mark Goulden, Commanding “This day is meaningful and important OCanadian Air Force (RCAF) from Officer of 436 Squadron and the RCAF for all of us.” 436 (Transport) Squadron out of 8 Detachment Commander in Brazil. The RCAF, with two of its CC- Wing Trenton, 3 Wing Bagotville, and “We remember those who made the 130J Hercules aircraft, is currently 1 Canadian Air Division, as well as the ultimate sacrifice in conflicts and their participating in CRUZEX FLIGHT 13, Canadian Army Advanced Warfare sacrifices shall never be forgotten.” a key Latin American multinational Centre, Princess Patricia's Canadian During the simple ceremony, held exercise, from Nov. 2 to15 in Natal, Light Infantry (PPCLI) and the 3rd at the aircraft maintenance hangar, Brazil, along with allies from Brazil, Battalion of The Royal Canadian Chief Warrant Officer (CWO) Stuart Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Uruguay, Regiment (3 RCR), who are currently Preston from 436 Squadron played “The U.S.A., and Venezuela. Captain Barry Tang, a 436 (Transport) deployed in Brazil, paused in a solemn Last Post” and the poem “In Flanders “Wherever we go to carry the load, Squadron member, removes his poppy act of remembrance at the Brazilian Fields” was solemnly recited. we will remember them,” said Lt.-Col. after the Remembrance Day parade in Air Base in Natal on Nov. 11. “The two-minute silence gave us the Goulden. Brazil. “Today is a solemn moment for all opportunity to remember those who Photo Cpl. Precious Carandang, 8 of us,” said Lieutenant-Colonel (Lt.- came before us,” said CWO Preston. Wing Imaging. L’arc souligne le jour du souvenir au Bresil lus de 40 membres de « C’est un jour solennel la chance de nous rappeler ceux Pl’Aviation royale canadienne pour nous tous », a déclaré le qui sont venus avant nous », a (ARC) du 436e Escadron de lieutenant-colonel (Lcol) Mark expliqué l’Adjuc Preston. « Cette transport en provenance de la Goulden, commandant du 436e journée chargée de sens est 8e Escadre Trenton, de la 3e Escadron et commandant du importante pour nous tous. » Escadre Bagotville et de la 1re détachement de l’ARC au Brésil. L’ARC, et deux de ses avions Division aérienne du Canada « Nous nous souvenons de ceux CC130J Hercules, participe ainsi que du Centre d’instruction qui ont fait l’ultime sacrifice actuellement à l’exercice Cruzex supérieure en guerre terrestre dans les conflits. Leurs sacrifices Flight 13, un important exercice de l’Armée canadienne, du ne seront jamais oubliés. » multinational en Amérique Princess Patricia's Canadian Pendant la simple cérémonie, latine, qui a lieu du 2 au 15 Light Infantry (PPCLI) et du 3e qui a eu lieu au hangar de novembre 2013 à Natal, au Brésil, Bataillon du Royal Canadian maintenance des avions, en compagnie des alliés du Regiment (3 RCR), qui sont l’adjudant chef (Adjuc) Stuart Brésil, du Chili, de la Colombie, actuellement en mission Preston du 436e Escadron a joué de l’Équateur, de l’Uruguay, des Warrant Officer Maria Vidotto, a 436 (Transport) au Brésil, ont cessé leurs « la sonnerie aux morts », puis le États-Unis et du Venezuela. Squadron member, reads the poem “In Flanders activités un instant en signe de poème « Au champ d’honneur » a « Peu importe l’endroit où Fields” during the Remembrance Day parade in Brazil. commémoration à la base de la été récité d’un ton solennel. nous portons la charge, nous Photo Cpl. Precious Carandang, 8 Wing Imaging. force aérienne brésilienne de « Les deux minutes de nous souviendrons », a ajouté le Natal le 11 novembre. recueillement nous ont donné Lcol Goulden. 14 - The Contact Classifieds November 15, 2013
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Long nights ✔ Make sure the battery is in good con- plugs and spark plug wire. and short days in some areas mean dition for starting the vehicle in cold It is important to have a working knowl- November 15, 2013 News 15 - The Contact CRUZEX FLIGHT 13 boosts Canadian/ Brazilian relations Continued from page 3 It’s a high standard of training that we get here,” he added. The Canadian Army is also an important component of this exercise. “We are here in this exercise, so we as jump masters are able to validate our skills and knowledge in a combined robust training environment,” explained Sergeant Richard Newman, a jump master from the 3rd Battalion of the Royal Canadian Regiment. For Corporal John Schmidt, a jump master from the 3rd Battalion of the Royal Canadian Regiment, their “experience has been phenomenal” so far. “The exercise is very relevant and professional. Our drills are similar to the Brazilian parachutists, which facilitate our interaction and interoperability. In this exercise, we have worked with search and rescue specialists and special forces operators from other countries,” he said. Lieutenant Felipe Lessa, a combat doctor and parachutist from the Brazilian Air Force, said that jumping from the CC- 130J Hercules is a memorable experience. “It’s a pleasure jumping with Canadians. We do have a lot in common,” he said. “We’ve been doing mostly free fall,” revealed Sergeant Sam Hewton, a jump master from the 3rd Battalion of the Royal Canadian Regiment. “We’re showing our colleagues from Brazil and the United States how we jump from the CC-130J Hercules. We also jumped from the Brazilian Hercules aircraft and they showed us their drills. We’re all learning from each other, and the interoperability that we develop in this exercise will help us to work more efficiently in future combined missions.” (above) Captain Barry Tang, an Aerospace Engineering Officer from 436 (Transport) Sergeant Cole Rosentreter, a jump master from Princess Squadron, shakes the hand of a Brazilian military member during the Open House for Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry, said that their Brazilian CRUZEX FLIGHT 13. Photo Credit: Cpl Precious Carandang, 8 Wing Imaging. counterparts are professional. “They have special skills in operating in their geographic environment that are being passed on to us through this exercise.”
(left) Corporal Matthew Archer, a maintainer from 436 (Transport) Squadron, gives a poster to Brazilian military members during the Open House for CRUZEX FLIGHT 13. Photo Credit: Cpl Precious Carandang, 8 Wing Imaging.
The Royal Canadian Air Force's CC-130J Hercules flies over Natal for the combined formation flight during CRUZEX FLIGHT 13. Photo Credit: Cpl Precious Carandang, 8 Wing Imaging. 16 - The Contact Advertising November 15, 2013
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