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Lucas Hill peers at the harbour landscape from the vantage of the captain’s chair in HMCS Winnipeg. The boy won Base Commander For A Day, which included a tour of the base. Read the full story on page 2.

Photo courtesy Lt(N) Tristan Robinson, HMCS Winnipeg

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I want to be in the navy and sail on HMCS Winnipeg. I think that’s the life for me.” Capt(N) Hill

Photos by Lt(N) Tristan Robinson, HMCS Winnipeg; Rodney Venis, Base PA

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MS (Retired) John Wood shakes hands with Capt(N) Julian Elbourne after receiving a Special Tanya Zbitnew receives medals for her deceased father Service Medal and Canadian Peacekeeping Service Medal from Lieutenant Governor of B.C. PO2 Dave Zbitnew from the Lieutenant Governor. Janet Austin. Photos by Stephanie Raymond Last of HMCS Terra Nova sailors receive medals Peter Mallett Staff for Commander of Maritime Forces paid the bills, and looked after children of the Vietnam War and provide contingent Staff Writer Pacific, provided official representation at without their spouses. emergency evacuation for Canadians as part the ceremony for the Royal Canadian Navy. “It was a very rewarding day for all of of an international agreement called the Forty-seven years after HMCS Terra Nova CPO2 (Retired) Ken Levert was among us, even for those of us who have already International Commission of Control and completed an international peacekeeping those who received his medal years ago. received our deployment medal. Some of Supervision. mission in Vietnam, 25 members of the That moment, says Levert, came with little our crew got their medals for the first time HMCS Terra Nova lived up to it motto, crew were officially honoured with medals. fanfare as he had to officially request his because they had retired, moved, or were “Do not falter,” said Levert. On Family Day, Lieutenant Governor medal, which was subsequently mailed to not aware they had to submit a request for Janet Austin presided over a ceremony at the him in plain brown paper envelope back their medal.” Legislative Assembly of British Columbia, in the early 1990s. They weren’t intention- Terra Nova was conducting training near where the Special Service Medal with Peace ally being ignored, says Levert. Medals Vancouver Island when it was ordered Clasp and Canadian Peacekeeping Service for Canadian peacekeeping missions prior to return to CFB Esquimalt to prepare Medal were presented to crew members to the Vietnam War were sometimes not for a mission. The ship rushed in on a who had not received their medals. Four issued. It wasn’t until the late 1980s that Friday, stored, fuelled, and ammuni- were awarded posthumously. things changed. tioned over the weekend, and left In the red carpeted chamber, with its So last week’s ceremony was a great way Monday morning. The crew were ornate ceiling and curved rows of wooden to make up for lost time. Everyone was given no details of the deploy- seats, approximately 130 of the crew’s fam- “treated like royalty,” he said. ment until they reached Hawaii. ily members gathered for the occasion. This ceremony also acknowledged the Their mission, dubbed WestPloy Captain (Navy) Julian Elbourne, Chief of families, who remained behind, worked, 1/73, was to help oversee the end

HMCS Terra Nova’s mascot Percy the Penguin II was also recognized at the B.C. Legislature ceremony. The ship’s original stuffed penguin was lost; so, friends and family of Terra Nova created a new Percy and outfitted him in look-a-like RCN service dress. The mascot’s legacy is a historical one and honours the original Terra Nova, a whaler from Newfoundland that took part in a three-year voyage to Antarctica between 1910 and 1913, led by famed British explorer Robert Falcon Scott. MILITARY DISCOUNTS

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Clearance diver LS Paul Paquette of Fleet Diving Unit (Pacific) receives an under- water explosive Flexible Linear Shaped Charge to explosively cut through the partially submerged hull of MV Micro Dawn. Divers were part of a United States Navy led salvage project in Weno, Chuuk State, Federated States of Micronesia.

PO2 Jonathan Gendron alongside a United States Navy diver. The pair were conducting pre-dive system checks and supervisor checks prior to underwater cut- ting operations on MV Micro Dawn. Photos courtesy CPO2 Shawn Goodine Clearance divers assist in Micronesia ship salvage Peter Mallett the team of divers assisted effort to clear away the longstanding relationship “There were guys doing six litres of drinking water Staff Writer the USN Mobile Diving wreckage. between FDU(P) – MDSU acetylene, underwater and per day; hydration was and Salvage Unit (MDSU) CPO2 Shawn Goodine ONE. above water cutting and essential.” Four clearance divers ONE with MV Micro Dawn said his dive team was in They employed a vari- many other methods that An unexpected tropi- from Fleet Diving Unit salvage operations, an 869 uncharted water with the ety of specialized tools to provided potential danger to cal storm suspended div- (Pacific) helped dismantle a tonne behemoth cargo ship salvage operation of this salvage MV Micro Dawn, everyone involved.” ing operations on Dec. 1, sunken commercial vessel of that sank during a fierce magnitude. However, due to including oxy-acetylene Dangers were heightened but divers were pressed into Japanese origin located pier- typhoon in 2006. the high level of training torches, below-water weld- by the climate with peak action when a passenger side in Weno Harbor, Chuuk It settled on its portside, clearance divers receive, and ing and cutting torches, exo- temperatures of 39° Celsius live-aboard diving charter State, Federated States of pier-side in Weno Harbour’s the similarities in USN div- thermic cutting cables, dia- on the deck of Military SS Thorfinn ran aground. Micronesia, capitalizing on a only serviceable port termi- ing procedures and equip- mond wire saw, and flexible Sealift Command Salvage The FDU(P) team along unique training opportunity nal restricting access. ment, his team quickly linear shaped explosives. At Ship USNS Salvor, and sur- with USN and civilian crew and a goodwill deed. The project started last adjusted and were fully inte- any given time, 30 navy div- face water temperatures members aboard USNS The little known Federated July, with USN divers sal- grated into USN-led div- ers were working simultane- of 30°C. Heat exhaustion Salvor assisted in the rescue States of Micronesia con- vaging it piece by piece, ing and salvage operations ously in various five to six of the divers was a con- after the storm subsided. sists of 607 islands extend- floating salvaged sections within days of their arrival member dive teams on the sistent concern, said CPO2 They eventually freed the ing 2,900 kilometers across to the surface using vari- in Weno, Chuuk State. project. Goodine. vessel, guiding it and the the archipelago of the ous lifting bags and sub- Along with CPO2 “During a salvage opera- “Any task you performed crew to safe anchorage. Caroline Islands east of the sequently disposing of the Goodine, PO2 Jonathan tion of this magnitude, on the surface is multiplied “We were only four miles Philippines. It is an inde- sections in deeper water at Gendron, LS Paul Paquette you really need to remain in effort by four under- away from the vessel at the pendent republic associ- specific locations approved and LS Bryan Ogle worked focused and maintain a water,” said LS Paquette. time of the distress call, so ated with the United States, by the Federated States of successfully alongside USN sound situational awareness “Underwater tasks become it was very lucky for them, who led the salvage project Micronesia. divers. CPO2 Goodine said always because there are more onerous and the heat but also rewarding for us to through USN Commander The month’s work by it was a “seamless” integra- so many dangerous concur- certainly made it a tougher be included in the team that Seventh Fleet. FDU(P) divers was part of tion with the U.S. counter- rent activities going on all job. Most of the divers eas- assisted these people,” said For a month late last fall, MDSU ONE’s year-long parts, a testament of the at once,” said LS Paquette. ily went through five or CPO2 Goodine. February 24, 2020 CANADIAN MILITARY’S TRUSTED NEWS SOURCE • CELEBRATING 76 YEARS PROVIDING RCN NEWS LOOKOUT • 7

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Courtesy Maple Leaf munity considered the program to worked in collaboration with local be military tourism. Many within PSP agencies to deliver the first-ever The following article is the first CISM even considered the team as Soccer for Life course at Canadian Key Tags Help Kids! of a three part series chronicling “privileged participants”. Forces Base Borden in September CISM Soccer Canada’s journey to In March 2016, new management 2016. The initiative demonstrated Key tags protect your keys and support becoming the best sports program in spearheaded a four-year strategic an organizational will to grow the child amputees, providing them with International Military Sports Council roadmap that drove a new vision game from within via an accredited artificial limbs and much more. (CISM) Canada. This article provides seeking respect and dissolving the educational pathway. insight into the preliminary efforts to stereotypes that plagued the CAF’s In three years, CISM Soccer reinvigorate a fading international national soccer team. Canada empowered over 25 CAF sports platform deemed by many as The project’s first effort was re- soccer coaches to earn an accred- “exclusive”, “amateur” and carrying branding the name. CISM Soccer ited certificate at no cost to its the stigma of military tourism. Canada marketed back to the members. These efforts inspired a The CISM Soccer Canada project CAF soccer community that it was dramatic improvement in the qual- has taken over 42 months to reap “inclusive”. A strategic communi- ity of soccer being taught across the rewards of its re-branding, new cation plan spread across various military bases. strategy, and marketing efforts. social media outlets carried the new While the programmatic shift For decades, Canada’s military motto: No limits on what you can began to re-connect CISM Soccer team continuously lost the sport’s be, do and have. Canada with vital regional change biggest events, such as the America’s CISM Soccer Canada executives agents, an equally important step Cup, the Military World Games and led a new culture of “team before of establishing an official evaluation the World Football Trophy, with a self”, “sacrifice” and “second family”, system needed to take place. goal differential in high double-digit and authenticated the philosophy The second article in the series figures. throughout coaches, players, scout- will highlight their efforts to grow Nikan During this year’s Military World ing, and training events, and regional their player and coaching pool Games, Canada lost 4-0 (Oman), 2-1 and national soccer championships. while driving towards an improved (Greece) and 3-0 (Egypt). While Management then focused on the fitness level, and returning account- the scores are not eye-catching, development and growth of base- ability to both the staff and the these results amounted to a historic level soccer through a grassroots players. Order yours achievement. For decades, CISM program. Finally, the series will conclude Soccer Canada members suffered They concentrated on both with how CISM Soccer Canada online – free. lop-sided defeats and returned to regional base coaches, who volun- used cost-effective measures to cre- Canada feeling deflated, embar- teer countless hours of personal ate an exceptional learning environ- rassed, and ostracized back at the time, and its relationship with ment optimizing on CAF and exter- Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) Personnel Support Programs (PSP). nal resources; ultimately returning workplace. The program partnered with the a physically and mentally accom- Some people in the CAF com- Ontario Soccer Association and plished leader back to the CAF. 1 800 250-3030 • waramps.ca

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Peter Mallett packed lineup of fun and enter- Mess where participants had a free Staff Writer tainment kicked off at the NAC in lunch of pizza, snacks, and drinks. the morning with children accom- The afternoon event involved a Base Administration held its panied by a parent or guardian special interactive presentation by annual Family Day event for mili- enjoying arts and crafts activities, Mad Science Vancouver Island. tary, civilian staff and their children a bouncy castle, and swimming. The group, which fosters a love for The fun started on Feb. 17 at the Naden Athletic The Family Day festivities then science, technology and engineer- early in the day Centre (NAC) and the Chief and moved to the Rainbow Room at ing, provided hands-on experi- at the Naden Petty Officers Mess. The action- the Chiefs’ and Petty Officers’ ments and activities for kids. Athletic Centre.

A participant takes time out for pizza and snacks.

This Mad Science low-temperature- combustion flash paper experiment was a hit with four- year-old Jaelyn.

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Four-year-old Eiden learns about the magical strength of air with a bottle crush experiment performed by Doctor ‘Y’ (Alena Kottova) of Mad Science Vancouver Island.

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CIC Basic Officer Training Course Graduation

Commander Brad Henderson (left), Commanding Officer of Regional Cadet Support Unit (Pacific) (RCSU(P)) and Chief Petty Officer First Class David Bliss (right), Regional CPO1 for RCSU(P), presented Certificates of Military Achievement on completion of the Basic Officer Training Course at CFB Esquimalt on Feb. 14. Naval Cadet Matthew Benton receives his Certificate of Military Achievement. Photos by Leading Seaman Victoria Ioganov, MARPAC Imaging Services

Naval Cadet Matthew Bunt receives his Officer Cadet Michael Campbell receives his Officer Cadet Cheuk Hang Choi receives his Certificate of Military Achievement. Certificate of Military Achievement. Certificate of Military Achievement.

Officer Cadet Tracy Chow receives her Certificate Officer Cadet Annie Duciaume receives her Officer Cadet Braden Fournier receives his of Military Achievement. Certificate of Military Achievement. Certificate of Military Achievement.

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Naval Cadet Erin Lawless receives her Certificate Officer Cadet Brandon Lee receives his Certificate of Military Achievement. of Military Achievement.

Officer Cadet Alessio Marra receives his Officer Cadet Kathleen Pelletier receives her Officer Cadet Ali Salimi receives his Certificate Certificate of Military Achievement. Certificate of Military Achievement. of Military Achievement.

Naval Cadet Yvetter Saunders receives her Officer Cadet Eric Williams receives his Certificate Officer Cadet Anita Wlastiz receives her Certificate of Military Achievement. of Military Achievement. Certificate of Military Achievement.

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Rotary Club of Victoria honours Wounded Warrior advocate

The Rotary Club of Victoria company of people throughout has honoured the Western the world, all recognized for their Canada ambassador of Wounded commitment to ‘Service Above Warriors Canada with the high- Self’ to benefit local and interna- est honour Rotary makes to tional communities. non-Rotarians. Wounded Warriors Canada was Captain Jacqueline Zweng, of established in 2006 to support ill the Regional Cadet Support Unit and injured Canadian Armed (Pacific), received the medallion Forces members, veterans and and certificate appointing her first responders and their families. a Paul Harris Fellow, before a Today the organization is a direct crowd at the Wounded Warriors mental health service provider Gala on Saturday Feb. 8. facilitated by a clinical team across Capt Zweng joins a remarkable Canada.

Rotary Club of Victoria Past President Kim McGowan reads the citation while President Gerry Pash is about to present the pin, medal and certificate to Capt Zweng.

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