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Minister of Defence visits Invictus athletes The Honourable Harjit Sajjan, Minister of National Defence (left) goes for a jog with track and field coach Denis Cloutier during an Invictus Games Training Camp at the Pacific Institute for Sport Excellence last week. Read the full story on page 3.

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Right: Signal flags spelling “Yes” are run up the port flag halyard at Duntze Head. Below: Stacey Brine and Nicholas Marasco pose following their engagement on April 6.

Will Chaster MARPAC PA ROPOSALS can occur in many different ways and places. From mountain tops to scuba dives, and anything in-between; the ways in which one can pop “the question” are endless. P Last week that uniqueness unfolded in dockyard. As Stacey Brine stood at Duntze Head to watch HMCS Chicoutimi sail by, bringing home her boyfriend LCdr Nicholas Marasco after a deployment at sea, she saw an unusual sight. A line of submariners stood on the submarine’s surfaced hull holding up signs that spelled “Will you marry me?” Waiting in the wings to hear the response was Lt(N) John Pischedda. When she said “yes” he hollered to those waiting by the port flag halyard to raise the signal flags spelling out the affirmative response. “I knew something was up,” said Stacey “He’s got a really bad poker face.” When Chicoutimi came alongside C jetty, an eager, grinning LCdr Marasco climbed the gangway and dropped to one knee, in his hands, the traditional box with diamond ring. As the couple embraced the crowd of submariners and onlookers cheered. The two have known each other since age nine and have always kept in touch. “Things just went from there,” says Stacey. Now the couple are reviewing the calendar to pick a date for their wedding It may include a signal flag or two.

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Team athletes gather for a group photo as they kick off their training camp at the Pacific Institute for Sport Excellence, April 3, ahead of the 2017 Invictus Games in . Victoria backdrop to Invictus athlete training

Peter Mallett of RAdm Art McDonald. rugby and wheelchair tennis vides a unique opportunity Staff Writer “Your courage and persever- and a (Land Rover) driving to tell the story about the ance is an inspiration to us challenge. therapeutic value of sport Canada’s 2017 Invictus all. Our commitment to you Founded by Prince Harry, and competition, since the games athletes converged this week is to help provide the Games have been gain- Games fall in the same year in Victoria last week for a you with a first-class train- ing in popularity after the as Canada’s 150th birthday ing experience.” inaugural 2014 Games in training camp. and the 100th Anniversary Dressed in their black track More words of encour- London, England, and last agement came from year’s event in Orlando, of the Battle of Vimy Ridge. suits and red Team Canada Michael Burns, CEO of Florida. “It will show the country jerseys, approximately 90 Invictus Games Toronto Canada’s 2017 ath- the importance and impact current and former ill or 2017; Canadian Olympic letes were housed in CFB these games are making in injured military members Committee Vice President Esquimalt’s Work Point bar- the lives of our service men filed off three Canadian and 2016 Invictus Coach racks for the duration of and women, veterans and Armed Forces buses April 3 Peter Lawless; and PISE their stay. They also used their friends and families. to attend the kickoff at the CEO Robert Bettauer. the Naden Athletic Centre These Games are also a Pacific Institute for Sport Athletes are training for gymnasium for training and historic opportunity for us Excellence (PISE). Invictus Games Toronto fitness evaluation. They were then joined by to discuss with people in 2017, to be held Sept. 23 On the afternoon of April our country many of the coaches and support staff to 30. More than 550 com- 5, Minister of National issues that are effecting our for an official welcoming in petitors from 17 nations will Defence Harjit Singh Sajjan the main auditorium. participate in 12 adaptive made a surprise visit to meet soldiers.” “You are incredible ath- sports: archery, athletics, the athletes and wish them For more information letes and human beings,” cycling, golf, powerlifting, good luck in their training about Invictus Games said Commodore Jeff Zwick, indoor rowing, sitting vol- for the Games. Toronto 2017 visit their Commander Canadian Fleet leyball, swimming, wheel- Burns says this year’s website at: www.invictus- Pacific, who spoke on behalf chair basketball, wheelchair 2017 Invictus games pro- games2017.com

Team Canada Invictus Games co-captains (left) CPL (RET’D) JASON PULVER Capt Simon Mailloux, an Operations Officer with Cpl (Ret’d) Jason Pulver “After the injury I thought I CFB Valcartier, and MCpl (Ret’d) Natacha Dupuis worked with the Esquimalt would never be able to run or attend the training camp kickoff ceremony. Military Police Unit between jump, or play basketball again, 2006 and 2008. He played the pain was incredible,” he forward for the base basket- says. “Three surgeons and doc- MCPL (RET’D) ball team and also for Niagara tors told me that if I decided NATACHA DUPUIS College in the Colleges to play again I would just re- Team Canada Captain MCpl (Ret’d) Natacha Athletic Association (OCAA). injure my ankle.” Dupuis will compete in track and field and indoor Basketball was a huge part of After watching the 2016 rowing at this year’s Games. his life until his playing career Invictus Games on television She used athletic competition to become came to an abrupt end after he last year, he decided to give healthy following a Post Traumatic Stress Disorder injured his leg. a try. He diagnosis after deploying to Afghanistan with CFB While posted to CFB learned how to move on the Petawawa’s 4th Canadian Mechanized Brigade Kingston in 2010, Cpl (Ret’d) court while seated. Group, The Royal Canadian Dragoons. Pulver suffered permanent “The experience of not She won two gold medals in track and field at nerve damage in his ankle after being able to play was super last year’s games. stepping in a pothole while depressing, and I have gradu- “The Invictus Games Toronto 2017 are a great jogging. He was certain there ally realized that basketball, opportunity for former and current military to would be no more basketball wheelchair basketball, seems take control of their lives and redefine them- in his life and he left the mili- to be the cure for any stress in selves,” says MCpl (Ret’d) Dupuis. “I’m also very tary shortly after his injury. my life.” excited to be on the team again because compet- ing in last year’s Invictus Games was a life-chang- ing experience for me.” Invictus Games wheelchair basketball player Cpl (Ret’d) Jason Pulver participates in a general fitness session at the PISE track. Photos by Peter Mallett, Lookout Newspaper 4 • LOOKOUT April 10, 2017 ofOPINION WHO WE ARE WHATmatters SAY YOU MANAGING EDITOR Melissa Atkinson 250-363-3372 Lookout asked athletes and coaching staff participating in the 2017 Invictus Games [email protected] training camp, the following question: STAFF WRITERS People Talk What are the most important aspects of the Invictus Games to you? Peter Mallett 250-363-3130 [email protected]

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Also celebrating an important milestone in 2017 is the AFNORTH International School. Founded in 1967 as a Dutch foundation, it has been providing for the educational needs of children of NATO Joint Forces Command Brunssum Headquarters and other NATO and national military personnel serving in adjacent areas for 50 years. Four nations sponsor the school: Canada, , the , and the United States. Find out more at www. cafconnection.ca under edu- cation and training. April 10, 2017 LOOKOUT • 7 Poseidon Cutlass OurAAt Navyt WWorkork Photos by Cpl Carbe Orellana, MARPAC Imaging Services The deployment includes numerous opportunities to exercise with regional partner navies at sea, as well as take part in key events and engagements in ports across the Indo-Asian region.

Ordinary Seaman Jeanie Otis salutes Commander John Hutchinson, Commanding Officer of HMCS Winnipeg, during the Honours and Awards presentations.

Ordinary Seaman Poulin holds a distance line between Winnipeg and the U.S. Navy Ship Guadalupe during a refueling at sea.

HMCS Winnipeg comes alongside the port of Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, March 23 during Poseidon Cutlass.

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Image by Corporal Bryan Carter, 4 Wing The 2017 CF-188 Hornet aircraft Demonstration Jet during its official unveiling at Hangar 7, 4 Wing Cold Lake, Alberta, April 4.

Air Force unveils Canada 150 Demonstration Hornet DND as the technicians and support the four original provinces that “Canada 150”. All aspects of the Department of National Defence staff attended, along with local formed Confederation in 1867: design come together to create a and the Canadian Armed Forces The Royal Canadian Air Force dignitaries and military members. Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick truly unique and fitting tribute to will support the Government (RCAF) unveiled the CF-18 The unveiling gave everyone and Nova Scotia. Additional this important year in Canada’s of Canada’s celebration of Demonstration Jet for its 2017 a chance to see the 2017 paint diamonds extend out from the history. Canada’s 150th anniversary of season last Wedensday to cele- scheme, which has the aircraft base to create nine more points. Painting the 2017 Demonstra- Confederation, participating in brate Canada’s 150th anniversary fully-painted with a red and white Together, they symbolize Canada’s tion jet has been a team effort numerous events across the coun- of Confederation. design incorporating the Canada 13 provinces and territories. between 3 Wing, which provided try. The upcoming air show sea- The unveiling ceremony took 150 logo. On the left wing, the timespan the jet and technicians to bring son is a special opportunity for place at 4 Wing Cold Lake, The logo is composed of a of Confederation is shown with the design concept to life, and the RCAF and the Demonstration Alberta, where the jet has been series of diamonds, or “celebra- the year of Confederation, 1867, 4 Wing, which provided hangar Team to join Canadians across the hosted for the past few weeks. tory gems”, arranged in the shape and the 150th anniversary year space and support throughout the nation in celebrating shared values, Captain Matthew Kutryk, the of the iconic maple leaf. The four – 2017. The right wing bears the painting. achievements and Canada’s place 2017 Demonstration Pilot, as well diamonds at the base represent official name of the celebration – Throughout the year, the in the world.

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Photo by Cpl Tony Chand/Fis Halifax From left: Outgoing CFB Halifax Base Commander Capt(N) Chris Sutherland, RAdm John Newton, and incoming Base Commander Capt(N) Paul Forget sign documents at the Change of Command ceremony held at HMCS Scotian on March 31. Halifax base changes leadership Ryan Melanson many, many more,” he said. mand of one of Canada’s Trident Staff The outgoing Base largest military bases, and Commander was also pre- indicated he’s eager to get CFB Halifax welcomed sented gifts at the ceremony, to work. a new Base Commander including a plaque from the “But today, is not about March 31, with senior lead- Navy League of Canada me,” he said, after signing ers from across Formation for his support to the Sea the paperwork and officially Halifax, as well as repre- Cadet program, as well as assuming command of CFB sentatives from local gov- a framed Ottawa Senators Halifax. In taking over the ernment, Halifax Regional jersey from the presidents of position from Capt(N) Police, and Halifax Regional each base mess committee. Sutherland, who he’s known Fire and Emergency gath- RAdm John Newton, for nearly 30 years, he said ering at HMCS Scotian Commander MARLANT he’ll be building on, and fur- for the official Change of and Joint Task Force thering the excellent work Command ceremony. Atlantic, lauded Capt(N) that’s already taken place. Command of the base Sutherland for excelling in “Capt(N) Sutherland’s was transferred from a difficult and demanding efforts at improving CFB Capt(N) Chris Sutherland role. Halifax on so many levels WESTSHORE WESTSHORE U-LOCKU-LOCK MINIMINI STORAGESTORAGE to new Base Commander, “He had a responsibility to won’t be forgotten, and I MILITARY Capt(N) Paul Forget, who ensure we’re a good neigh- can’t thank him enough for most recently served as bour to the city,” RAdm that. He was a force for DISCOUNT Maritime Forces Atlantic Newton said. positive change, and one OFFERED (MARLANT) Chief of Staff. “The work of the base that seemed to be omni- ca Capt(N) Sutherland is commander is not easy, and present in everything going posted to Ottawa as the it’s tough to say goodbye to on across the base. It was career manager for senior someone who so gracefully fantastic to watch him work officers. did the job.” and I’ve got tough shoes to In an emotional final Capt(N) Forget called it fill, but I’m certainly up for address to the men and an honour to be taking com- the challenge.” women of CFB Halifax, Capt(N) Sutherland spoke of the hardship of saying Residential and Commercial storage Award winning, modern facility goodbye. Capt(N) Sutherland’s efforts at “I remember how difficult Individually alarmed lockers Easy monthly rentals it was when I gave up com- improving CFB Halifax on so many Heated lockers Easy access mand of HMCS Montreal, it levels won’t be forgotten, and I selfstorage.ca 1621 Island Highway, 250-478-8767 was very hard to say good- bye to 200 people who I can’t thank him enough for that. really cared for. But today Capt(N) Paul Forget I have to say goodbye to REGISTER NOW TO Thank you for DEADLINE GET YOUR T-SHIRT! all your support APRIL 30 over the years. It has meant the

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Physician Assistants Commissioned

CPO1 Joe Robert Brief History of PAs CF Health Services Centre (Pacific) The CAF has employed mid-level healthcare pro- University of Toronto, and the University of Manitoba, viders for over 40 years under a variety of termi- amongst others. Canadian Forces Health Services began a mass com- nologies. Rooted in the naval environment as Sick On July 28, 2009, the first class of CAF PAs were missioning of Physician Assistants (PAs) as part of a Berth Attendants before the Second World War, they awarded a Bachelor of Science from the monumental transformation of a non-commissioned became known as Medical Assistants after the war, University of Nebraska. Many PAs who had previ- member occupation to a commissioned officer trade. and then QL6B Medical Technicians as they advanced ously completed an accredited program have since A transformation of this type is the first of its kind in their skills through training on QL6B courses. attained their Master’s degrees from the University the history of the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF). Four In 1984 the first class of Physician Assistants of Nebraska. Chief Warrant Officer/Chief Petty Officer First Class graduated from the Canadian Forces Medical Services Today PAs who have completed an accredited (CWO/CPO1s) were commissioned and promoted to School; the first recognized, trained PAs in Canada. program, either from a university or the Canadian the rank of Captain on June 3, 2016, as the first round In September 2002 a new PA program was real- Forces Medical Services School, are certified to work of this transition. On April 3, 2017, four members on ized to meet the accreditation requirements of the not only in the CAF but in four Canadian provinces the West Coast were commissioned and promoted at Canadian Medical Association (CMA), and in 2003 in a number of different specialty areas in the public Canadian Forces Health Services Centre (Pacific). the PA occupation was recognized by the CMA as health care system. a health care profession. Since 2008 several civilian To learn more about the PA Occupation you can programs have emerged at McMaster University, visit the association web site at https://capa-acam.ca/

LCol Gordon Peckham, Canadian Forces Health Services Centre (Pacific) Commanding Officer, and Coxswain CPO1 Joseph Robert presented promotions during the commissioning ceremony April 3.

Capt Philip Fewer is promoted to his current rank by LCol Peckham (left) and Lt Irene Doucette is promoted to her current rank by LCol Peckham (left) CPO1 Robert (right). and CPO1 Robert (right).

Lt Gretel Quinonez is promoted to her current rank by LCol Peckham (left) Lt Jeffery Westwood is promoted to his current rank by LCol Peckham (left) and CPO1 Robert (right). and CPO1 Robert (right). April 10, 2017 LOOKOUT • 13

Regional Sonar Op Cadet RQ-OS Support Graduation Unit (Pacific) Back row from left to right: OS Tremblay-Simard, LS Baxter, OS Scott, OS Sgt Barb Brennan is promoted to her current rank by Capt (N) Steve Matheson and LS Lambert. Front row from left to right: MS Legare, OS Jorgensen and her wife Carli Peterson, and daughter Meghan Rownd. Eveson, OS Sooley, and OS Roy.

Personnel Coordination Center

LS Garcia-Ruiz receives the Operational Service Medal Lt(N) Vergult receives the Canadian Forces Decoration Sgt Bryant receives the Sport Excellence Gold Seal from from Cdr Godin, Personnel Coordination Center from Cdr Godin, Personnel Coordination Center Cdr Godin, Personnel Coordination Center (Pacific) (Pacific) Commanding Officer, for her participation as (Pacific) Commanding Officer. Commanding Officer. a translator for Operation Caribbe – Roto 1601.

HMCS HMCS Regina Regina

Lt(N) Williams is promoted to his current rank by CPO1 Goulding, PO1 Cournoyer is promoted to his current rank by Lt(N) Marcouiller, HMCS Regina Coxswain, and Cdr Matthews, Commanding Officer acting Executive Officer HMCS Regina, and Lt(N) Leitch. HMCS Regina.

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