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Volume20 59 Number 1 l January 6, 201413 MARPAC NEWS lookout.newspaper CFB Esquimalt, Victoria, B.C. www.lookoutnewspaper.com @Lookout_news 2 • LOOKOUT January 6, 2014 We proudly serve the Sending Regina to sea seaworthy Shawn O’Hara to Regina’s diesel generators. These genera- Staff Writer tors provide power to the ship’s system and Canadian Forces Community are integral for its operation. It will be a point of pride for Fleet “We conducted work on Regina’s die- Maintenance Facility (FMF) Cape Breton sel generators that implemented product As a military family we understand when HMCS Regina leaves its homeport for improvements to ensure enhanced reli- international waters this week. ability for the generators,” says John Yardley, your cleaning needs during ongoing Throughout the warship are the results Work Centre Supervisor of the Diesel Shop at FMF. “Necessary materials were service, deployment and relocation. www.mollymaid.ca of more than 27,000 hours of hard work preparing the ship for Operation Artemis, obtained, and in partnership with industry, a major deployment to the Arabian Sea the required work was carried out.” to participate in maritime security and The Diesel Shop partnered with Wartsila counter-terrorism operations. Canada, a Finnish corporation that manu- “It is no small task preparing a ship for factures and maintains combustion engines. (250) 744-3427 deployment,” says Lt(N) Mohamed Gudal, They split up work on the generators Deputy Program Manager for FMF. “It takes between the two teams. [email protected] the combined efforts of many of our shops “It was a great partnership and we’re very to get a ship technically ready, and it’s usu- happy with the work we both did,” he says. ally done under a very tight schedule. It’s This work was just one piece of the over- the kind of work we pride ourselves on.” all ship preparations. Lt(N) Gudal says FMF www.canex.ca The FMF team prepared Regina for its thrives on the challenge and its employees operation during the ship’s Short Work pride themselves on meeting their schedule. Period from Oct. 21 to Nov. 29, 2013; 135 “To be able to get this mammoth amount jobs were completed. of work done in this amount of time is defi- These jobs ran the gamut of mission nitely a point of pride,” he says. “When we fits, new system installations, communica- stick to the schedule and get our work done No Interest tions fits, system upgrades, diesel generator we know we’re rising to the challenge and repairs and upgrades, and inspections and providing the crew with the best ship pos- Credit Plan certifications. sible. It feels good.” “Our ability to work together and provide Regina, its crew and an embarked Sea all facets of a job together is our greatest King helicopter and air crew left Esquimalt strength,” says Lt(N) Gudal. Jan. 6 for an eight month deployment. They One of the largest jobs was the upgrades are replacing HMCS Toronto. Month terms Colouring Contest Winner!

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Christine Duggleby reads an Imagination Library book to daughter Ellorie and son Conall at the Colwood Activity Centre. Imagination Library: don’t miss out on registering your child for free books

Jon Chabun through the Imagination Library act the age of five. MFRC as “springboards” for growth in each “It is important to read regularly of her children. She says it “helps with small children to help with their Since its start in August 2010, facilitate dialogue” with their children development,” says Linda Scott, pro- military families at CFB Esquimalt and aids in their problem solving. It gram manager at the MFRC. “It’s a have signed up 329 newborns for the also spurs their curiosity. When they fantastic family activity. The kids learn MFRC’s Imagination Library. read the children a story of how Spot new skills and it sets them up for suc- PO1 Jeremy Duggleby and his wife went to the library, they want to go to cess in dealing with the stresses of the Christine’s son Conall has received the library and check out more books military lifestyle.” Helping over two dozen books from this featuring Spot. Families with babies born to serv- program through the first two years Andrea Callaghan also sees the ben- ing regular force members and class constituents of his life. efits of the program for her family. B/C reservists at CFB Esquimalt are with Federal “We know that reading is important,” “We love the Imagination Library,” eligible to register. Families can regis- says Christine, who describes her fam- she says. “My oldest daughter associ- ter after the baby is born by showing government ily as already having a love for reading. ates receiving a book in the mail to military identification and the baby’s programs and “A book is a gateway to imagination.” reading with her father. This is great health card or birth certificate at the Conall is not the only child enjoy- when he is home, but when he is away Esquimalt MFRC of babies born in services. ing the books in the Duggleby house. she stacks the books and looks forward 2013 have until Jan. 31, 2014, to His four-year-old sister Ellorie enjoys to reading them with him when he register. the monthly treat as well, often para- gets back. She loves it.” An initial donation from the “The Randall phrasing the stories to her younger “I have to admit that receiving the Homecoming” statue committee in Garrison, MP sibling. books helps keep me in line when it 2010 made this program possible. ESQUIMALT–JUAN DE FUCA comes to reading to the girls,” says Future donations ensure that the pro- “My kids love feeling they are get- A2–100 Aldersmith Pl, View Royal ting something special in the mail each Callaghan. “It’s easy to get caught up gram can continue to run in future month,” says Christine. “For them to in the day-to-day and lose sight of the years. Monday–Thursday, 10am–4pm have a new book is fantastic. It gives importance of reading to your kids - If you are interested in support- 250-405-6550 them a glimpse into a new world. It the books are a great reminder.” ing programs like the Imagination [email protected] opens them to new authors and stories The Imagination Library provides Library, please call the MFRC at we might not gravitate towards.” children a free, high-quality age-appro- 250-363-2640 or donate online at www.randallgarrison.ndp.ca She believes the books available priate book each month from birth to www.esquimaltmfrc.com. 4 • LOOKOUT January 6, 2014 ofOPINION WHO WE ARE BOOKmattersRRevieweview Hostile Seas: A Mission in Pirate Waters MANAGING EDITOR Melissa Atkinson 250-363-3372 Intelligence Officer, is a personal, are widely known but seldom or their fictional counterparts [email protected] creative, and descriptive account printed for general consump- seen in Hollywood movies… of life onboard HMCS Ville de tion. Through various passages these are young Somali men, STAFF WRITER Québec during its deployment of witty and honest depictions mostly uneducated teenag- Shawn O’Hara 250-363-3672 to the Indian Ocean at a time of of the daily shipboard routine, ers equipped with dangerous shawn.o’[email protected] escalating piracy in 2008. she illustrates the importance AK-47s and rocket-propelled In response to the high piracy of camaraderie on board the grenades driven by opportunity PRODUCTION threat, Ville de Québec was re- ship, as well as the need for and greed.” Carmel Ecker 250-363-8033 tasked from its original NATO self-expression and a sense of Overall, Hostile Seas is enter- [email protected] mission in the Mediterranean purpose. taining, educational, and engag- (Operation Active Endeavour) Although the book is pre- ing in its exploration of life at sea Francisco Cumayas 250-363-8033 to escort numerous cargo ships dominantly a non-fiction mem- and Somali piracy. LCdr Savidge [email protected] carrying food aid on behalf of oir, LCdr Savidge incorporates a provides an honest account of RECEPTION the UN World Food Program to short fictional story of a Somali her personal perspective and 250-363-3014 Mogadishu, Somalia. pirate named Abdi. Through the experiences onboard the naval LCdr Savidge also imparts a descriptive story line of the Abdi frigate, HMCS Ville de Québec. ACCOUNTS/CLASSIFIEDS distinctive and personal account character, the author offers an Hostile Seas: A Mission in Pirate Laura Spence 250-363-3127 of Somali piracy, examining the alternate view of piracy as a Waters is available for sale in most [email protected] ongoing state of social, politi- profession. After 20 years of Chapters and independent book- cal and economic unrest that intermittent civil war and years stores, as well as for online order SALES REPRESENTATIVES Lt(N) Melissa Fudge enables piracy to thrive in the of famine, piracy seems like a at Amazon.ca and Indigo.ca. The Ivan Groth 250-363-3133 HMCS Queen Charlotte waters around the Horn of tangible solution to escape pov- author’s profits from royalties will [email protected] Africa. erty. be donated to VIDEA’s (videa.ca) Hostile Seas: A Mission in Joshua Buck 250-363-8602 In her book, LCdr Savidge LCdr Savidge writes, “the real- Orphan and Vulnerable Children Pirate Waters, written by LCdr [email protected] provides accounts of ship ritu- ity of modern-day piracy contra- Education Fund. Jennifer Savidge, Naval Reserve als, customs and traditions that dicts notorious historical figures EDITORIAL ADVISORS

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January March May ew Lt(N) Bob Cookson was awarded the Order of Military Mia Larson of Mia’s Tailor Shop received the Queen’s Former Defence Minister Peter McKay unveiled a new Merit for his distinguished service. Cdr Tim Allen referred Diamond Jubilee Medal after nominations to reflect her Canadian Naval Ensign May 5. The new ensign, previously to the award as the “Stanley Cup of merit awards” as it is service to CFB Esquimalt. Over 50 years, the now-retired know as the Canadian Armed Forces Naval Jack, is now only awarded to about one in 1,000 service members. seamstress stitched thousands of service members’ uniforms flown by Naval Reserve Divisions and other designated and mounted hundreds of medals. “She’s mounted so many units. HMCS Regina disrupted a drug exchange off the coast of medals we thought it would be nice if she was awarded one Yemen Jan. 11 when it observed a large dhow transporting herself,” said Donna Baird, a long-time employee. A memorial was unveiled in Royal Oak Burial Park May bales of probable narcotics to a small motorized skiff. Once 8 commemorating World War One hero LCdr Rowland detected, the dhow’s crew tossed the bales into the ocean. HMCS Regina returned after eight months on Operation Bourke. He saved 38 sailors from the sinking blockship None were recovered. Artemis. While away the ship patrolled key shipping regions HMS Brilliant, earning him the Distinguished Service and more than six million square kilometres of international Order. He was also awarded the French Legion of Honour HMCS Toronto sailed to the Arabian Sea Region to relieve waters, returning home to crowds of ecstatic family and and the Victoria Cross for saving three sailors from a sinking HMCS Regina during Operation Artemis, Canada’s par- loved ones. Royal Navy ship while his own ship sustained 55 hits. ticipation in maritime security and counter-terrorism in the Arabian Sea. HMCS Toronto intercepted 500 kg of heroin while on HMCS Toronto had a big month for drugs busts, inter- patrol in the Indian Ocean March 29. Toronto’s naval cepting a total of 195 kg of cocaine, 617 kg of heroin and February boarding party searched a suspect vessel while conducting six tonnes of hashish over four separate searches. Former maritime security operations and came upon the shipment Minister of National Defence Peter McKay said of the busts, Lt(N) Bruno Snow, CFB Esquimalt’s cuddliest officer, worth an estimated $100 million. “Their continued success deters and denies terrorists the use received a change of dress to reflect the reintegration of the of the maritime environment and contributes to safeguard- Navy Executive Curl. The stuffed bear received a new hand ing Canada and Canadians.” tailored uniform from Mia’s Tailor Shop after a local veteran April noticed he was in improper dress. Chilean Admiral Edmundo Gonzales visited CFB June Esquimalt for three days to foster relations between the Veterans Affairs Minister Steven Blaney announced 2013 Royal Canadian Navy. During his stay he visited Dockyard, VAdm (Ret’d) Paul Maddison hauled down his signal as the Year of the Korean War Veteran, to recognize the 60th the Fleet Maintenance Facility, took a trip in an Orca and after 35 years service to the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF). anniversary of the conflict. “It is our duty to pay tribute visited HMCS Victoria and HMCS Calgary. He was replaced by VAdm Mark Norman, who took com- to the more than 26,000 Canadian men and women who mand earlier that week. came to the aid of South Koreans and the 516 Canadian’s Seattle-based fishing trawler American Dynasty hit who gave their lives defending them,” said Minister Blaney. HMCS Winnipeg April 23, damaging both vessels. The The CH-124 Sea King helicopter was honoured following 50 years of service to Canada. The first 41 Sea Kings, cause of the crash is still under investigation, but no one originally designated CHSS-2, were ordered from Sikorsky Former intelligence officer Jeffery Paul Delilse was was seriously injured. Aircraft, the first of which arrived in Shearwater, Nova expelled from the Canadian Armed Forces after being Scotia in 1963. convicted of espionage. Delise was sentenced to 20 years in HMCS Ottawa was awarded the J.J. Kinley Award for the prison for passing top secret information to Russia over a crew’s work off the coast of Costa Rica during Operation The CFB Esquimalt Fire Department celebrated the offi- five year period, and had his commission revoked. Caribbe. During that time Ottawa was responsible for the cial opening of its new Fire Hall in early June. The new hall is

interception of over $29 million worth of cocaine and other 4,438 square metres with two stories and five drive- through illicit drugs. bays for vehicles. “The staff is ecstatic,” says Fire Chief Steve Mullen. “The living space, storage, and work space is more spacious so there’s a lot more room to breathe.” January 6, 2014 LOOKOUT • 11

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July ewSeptember November Capt(N) Luc Cassivi took over the post of Base The Royal Canadian Navy hosted military personnel from LS Amber Oldland of HMCS Ottawa was chosen to Commander from Cmdre Bob Auchterlonie, who moved around the world during the 2013 Western Pacific Naval stand vigil for the RCN during the country’s largest into the position of Commander of Canadian Fleet Pacific Symposium (WPNS) Senior Enlisted Working Group. Remembrance Day Vigil in Ottawa. Each year four senti- (CANFLTPAC). During the WPNS, dignitaries from 24 nations discussed nels are chosen, one from each branch of the military and leadership and projects related to sailors at the non-com- the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, to stand ceremonial The Department of National Defence provided assistance missioned level. vigil over the proceedings. in the form of personnel and aircraft to Albertans affected by severe flooding. Deploying to Southern Alberta, person- LGen Guy Thibault replaced VAdm (Ret’d) Bruce Two Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) Technicians nel surveyed damage, piled sandbags, and rescued civilians Donaldson as the Vice Chief of Defence Staff Sept. 11. from FDU(P) took a trip to Port Renfrew, B.C., following in need. VAdm Donaldson retired after 35 years in the CAF, passing the discovery of a crashed aircraft, possibly from World War on the position to LGen Thibault who serves as second in Two. Alongside the wreckage the team found clothing from CFB Esquimalt Fire Fighters responded to a blazing command of the Canadian Armed Forces and Commander aircrew and a British Frag 20-lb Mrk III Bomb Tail Fin and inferno close to home as Esquimalt’s iconic Tudor House of the VCDS Group. its Arming Vein. Pub burned to the ground July 14. The fire tore through the 109-year-old structure, which had become a landmark for The 2013 Government of Canada Charitable Workplace Disaster Assistance Response Team (DART) personnel citizens and military personnel alike. Campaign (GCWCC) kicked off, with CFB Esquimalt from the CAF deployed to the Philippines to assist with announcing a fundraising goal of $700,000. relief efforts following super typhoon Haiyan, which took August more than 5,000 lives. HMC Ships Algonquin and Protecteur had their Westploy October trip cut short Aug. 30 when the ships collided during a HMCS Toronto made yet another bust when it intercepted December towing exercise. Protecteur’s bow plunged through the side 180 kg of heroin off the Horn of Africa, bringing Toronto’s HMCS Chicoutimi hit the water after nine years of of Algonquin’s hangar, causing both ships to return to CFB total of narcotics intercepted up to 8.8 metric tonnes. repairs, following a fire in 2004. While the submarine won’t Esquimalt for repairs. be deploying until next year, the process marked a big step A replica of a Duncan totem pole was presented to HMS forward in the repairs and refurbishment of the vessel. HMCS Ottawa returned home from a two-month deploy- Duncan of the Royal Navy by Capt(N) Tim Tulloch, Naval ment to South American waters with Operation Caribbe. Advisor for the Canadian Defence Liaison Staff London. CFB Esquimalt Military Police (MP) officer Sgt Mike Family and loved ones greeted the crew as they returned The presentation was part of the final Type 45 destroyer Oliver was voted Senior Non-Commissioned Member of home after supporting counter-drug operations off the coast commission by the RN. the Year for his work in Afghanistan. From February to of South America. November in 2012 Sgt Oliver conducted Close Protections PO2 Robyn Jutras of the Naden Band of the Royal work, escorting and protecting visiting dignitaries, politi- The CFB Esquimalt Nijmegen March team returned Canadian Navy had a quick march she composed chosen cians, and military personnel. from the annual Dutch trek with top honours. The team as the Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light Infantry (PPCLI) was awarded the Woodhouse Trophy, the top Canadian Centennial Quick March. The piece, titled the PPCLI RAdm Kim Duk-ki from the Korean Navy made a visit award for the march, which commemorates the liberation Centennial March, was performed at the regiment centen- to CFB Esquimalt to signify the first Canada-Republic of of Holland during World War Two. nial celebration in Ottawa. Korea staff talks. During his visit RAdm Duk-ki visisted FMF Cape Breton, got a tour of HMCS Regina, and spoke with sailors and staff across the base. 12 • LOOKOUT January 6, 2014 DON'T DRINK Local sea cadets reach milestone Lt(N) Jamie Webb CO RCSCC Rainbow Refinish Your Hardwood Floors Without the Dust & Harmful Fumes Royal Canadian Sea HARDWOOD FLOORS INC. Cadet Corps Rainbow recently turned 95 and celebrated with a special HARDWOOD FLOOR SANDING parade at Government REFINISHING & INSTALLATIONS House. The cadets were inspected by Lieutenant FREE • Eco-friendly Finishes ESTIMATES Governor Judith Guichon • Dustless Sanding System and Commander Maritime Forces Pacific Rear Admiral • Installations Bill Truelove. 250.880.0926 • www.doublenfl oors.ca The Lieutenant Governor presented the band with a Drum Major’s mace and five silver bugles. In addition, 11 cadets received bronze and silver Duke of Edinburgh awards. It has been 43 years since The place to be Rainbow last paraded at Government House. before downtown 95 years of training youth Founded in 1918, Rainbow was originally called the “Boys Naval Brigade.” Many of those first Merry sea cadets went on to join the RCN Volunteer Reserve Photo by K.E. Martin when it started up in 1923. RAdm. H.S. Rayner is seen here inspecting the Guard and pauses to speak to In that same year, the name Guard Officer Lt. Hector Renton. Christmas was officially changed to the “Sea Cadet Corps.” Since RN/RCN establishment at the beginning, Sea Cadets Comox was commissioned Since the beginning, Sea Cadets have have been supported by the as HMCS Quadra in 1952. and Happy Navy League of Canada, Since then, tens of thou- been supported by the Navy League of itself founded in 1895. sands of cadets have spent Early training was very summers training at Goose Canada, itself founded in 1895. hands on with lots of sail- Spit in Comox Harbour. Early training was very hands on with New Year ing, boat pulling, seaman- Following unification in From the Pacifi c Fleet Club ship, camping, and of course the late 1960’s, Sea Cadet lots of sailing, boat pulling, seamanship, parade-ground work. Officers were formally camping, and of course parade-ground See you January 6, 2014 The Sea Cadet program commissioned into the grew throughout the great reserves as members of the work. depression and Second Cadet Instructors List. It World War and spread is now called the Cadet across the country. In Instructors Cadre, and The cadet program is cur- two cadets will travel to 1941, the RCN officially more than 7,000 officers rently undergoing a resur- Florida to represent Canada partnered with the Navy run 1,150 Sea and Army gence with parents and at the North American U19 League to jointly support Cadet Corps and Air Cadet “cadets drawn to the struc- Regatta. Sea Cadets, and in 1942 Squadrons across Canada. ture, discipline, organiza- Equally impressive are King George VI bestowed Since 1975, girls have tion, and quality training. the cadets’ skills in marks- the honorific “Royal been a part of the sea cadet Rainbow’s Wednesday manship, band, and sea- Canadian” to the Sea Cadet program. Prior to that, a evening training takes manship. Above all, Sea Corps and became their separate “Wrenette” corps place at Venture, the Naval Cadets is a fun place to first Admiral. existed. Today, boys and girls Officers Training Centre learn life-long skills and After the war the old aged 12 to 18 have oppor- at Work Point, and at Sea build enduring friendships. tunities to learn skills such Cadet Corps in Sidney, As RAdm Truelove noted SSa as sailing, first aid, music, Colwood and Sooke. at the recent Government nd fe la seamanship, and leadership RCSCC Rainbow, at age House ceremony, “It’s cool Membership has its Is ty r C ve ouu as well as participating in 95, has a solid record of to be in cadets.” benefi ts! ou nnc ncc il summer camps, HMC Ship accomplishments. Rainbow For further information • Baby Gifts Va deployments and interna- sailors have competed on RCSCC Rainbow visit tional exchanges. nationally, and this year www.victoriaseacadets.com • Bereavement • Departure gifts • Discounted facility rate for private events Motorcycle 15% off such as weddings Rider Training Regular priced Novice & Traffi c And don’t forget all the Programs merchandise awesome parties! Experienced for Military Rider Courses - earn points on members and ICBC certifi ed Pharmasave Rewards Host your next event at the PFC course your everyday purchases to spend in-store their family Contact the event coordinator Susan Michalko 2250-478-958450-478-9584 101-1497 Admirals Rd. at 250-363-3146 for rates. www.visafetycouncil.com 250-388-5051 January 6, 2014 LOOKOUT • 13

Two CF-18 Hornets from 409 Squadron at 4 Wing Cold Lake, Alberta, take off for Canada from Solenzara Air Force Base in Corsica, France on Dec. 8 following Serpentex 2013. Inset: Capt Josh Davidson (left) and Capt Matt Zelina (right) from the Canadian joint terminal attack controllers during a training mission in Corsica, France, on Dec. 2. Photos by Master Seaman Steeve Picard

Air Force concludes Serpentex 2013

Capt Jill Lawrence close integration between ground Tactical Fighter Squadron from naissance support to allied forces. 2 Wing, from Bagotville, RCAF and air forces. 4 Wing Cold Lake, Alberta, A team in the deployed mis- Quebec, provided command From Nov. 25 and Dec. 6, the typically flew four missions sion support centre collected full and control of all the Canadian The Royal Canadian Air Force Canadian joint terminal attack daily for a total of 52 mis- motion video from the Aurora, detachments. The wing also wrapped up its participation in controllers conducted approxi- sions throughout the exercise. which was analyzed by experts deployed an operational support Serpentex 2013 with its last mis- mately 75 missions with fight- Fifty one maintainers also gained to provide a clear picture of what element to coordinate informa- sion Dec. 6 from the Solenzara Air ers from Canada, France, Spain, valuable experience as they adapt- was happening on the ground. tion flow between each detach- Force Base in Corsica, France. and Italy and with other control- ed to the challenges of maintain- The mission support centre was ment and higher headquarters, The main group of personnel lers from France, Belgium, Italy, ing a fleet of six jets overseas. It also able to link to near-real time and a mission support element have redeployed to their home Slovenia, Spain, the United States, was a unique experience for even sniper pod footage provided by that provided all the logistical units. and the United Kingdom. the senior technicians. the CF-18s. support to the air task force. “Each participant is going “It was an excellent experience “I’ve been in the RCAF for 28 It was the first time the centre Serpentex represented the first home with a better understand- in integrated operations that test- years and this is only my sec- had collected this type of footage time that 2 Wing has carried out ing of multi-national operations ed our rules of engagement and ond deployment overseas,” said from the jets, which was instru- an exercise of this scale overseas and increased expertise in their collateral damage estimate pro- Warrant Officer Warren Platzer, mental in supporting strike coordi- with its air task force. individual roles,” said Lieutenant- cesses in a more dynamic environ- crew chief of the maintainers. nation and armed reconnaissance “One of the RCAF’s goals for Colonel Luc Girouard, the air task ment,” said Captain Neil Ryan, a “This is an excellent opportunity, missions. Serpentex was to exercise its new force commander for Serpentex. member of the Canadian tactical especially for our junior techni- This collected footage was expeditionary capability and com- Serpentex is an annual, multi- air control party in the Serpentex cians, to bring a different level of exploited by a team of imagery mand and control structure as a national training event hosted by tactical operations centre. “These knowledge and experience back to analysts who interpreted full- full air task force,” said Lieutenant- the French Air Force. Its prima- were very realistic scenarios and the squadron.” motion video and provided action- Colonel Girouard. “This was a ry goal is to train joint termi- it resulted in excellent training A CP-140 Aurora from 405 able intelligence in near-real time very successful proof of concept nal attack controllers and fighter value for our [joint terminal attack Long Range Squadron, located at to exercise decision-makers. This for a newly-formalized construct, jets in close air support missions. controllers].” 14 Wing Greenwood, Nova Scotia, intelligence included pattern of and we only look ahead at grow- These missions occur whenever To support this multi-national flew three missions from its base life, visual identification of targets ing and improving this capability ground troops are in close prox- controllers’ training, the CF-18 in Sigonella, Italy, to provide intel- and situation awareness of the to support overseas, domestic or imity to their targets and require Hornet detachment from 409 ligence, surveillance and recon- operating environment. contingency deployments.” 14 • LOOKOUT January 6, 2014 January 6, 2014 LOOKOUT • 15 Canada’s Philippines mission ends

DND Government of Canada relief efforts in tion, treated 6,525 medical patients, cleared ties and international aid partners were the Philippines following Typhoon Haiyan, over 131 kilometres of roads and delivered able to focus on and coordinate recovery The Government of Canada announced included more than 315 CAF personnel 230,485 pounds of food and humanitarian and reconstruction efforts. This multidisci- Dec. 16 that the Disaster Assistance with a range of specialities: assistance goods on behalf of non-govern- plinary military organization was deployed Response Team (DART) has completed • Engineering to assist in clearing debris, mental organizations and local authorities. to the Philippines via three CAF CC-177 its humanitarian assistance mission in the opening roads, re-establishing electric- “Our DART personnel deployed to Globemaster III aircraft that operated Philippines and is currently planning for ity, remediating washouts and assessing the Philippines to enable the delivery of nearly continuously between Nov. 11 and redeployment to Canada. structures such as bridges; humanitarian assistance and to work along- 30. During the mission, the Globemasters The decision to depart was made in • Water purification to produce clean side Government of Canada partners, local transported approximately 750,000 pounds consultation with the Philippine govern- drinking water; authorities and other international orga- of payload to ensure the DART was able to ment and the United Nations. Philippine • Mobile medical teams to treat injuries nizations and agencies as they grew their respond appropriately to the crisis. authorities have expressed their gratitude and identify potential sites for assistance; capacity to provide medium to longer-term Initial reconnaissance elements of the to Canada, along with other nations, some • Helicopter pilots and crew to extend disaster recovery,” said Lieutenant-General DART were first deployed to the Philippines of which have already commenced the the reach of personnel to isolated areas Stu Beare, Commander Canadian Joint with the Interdepartmental Strategic Support hand over of relief efforts to the Philippine and provide reconnaissance and assis- Operations Command. “Conditions on the Team (ISST) on Nov. 10, as part of Canada’s military, local government authorities and tance as required; ground have improved and we are begin- Whole of Government response to the dev- civilian aid organizations. The Government • Air transport and maintenance crews; ning to withdraw Canadian Armed Forces astation caused by Typhoon Haiyan. Over of the Philippines has also confirmed that • Logistics to support the delivery of personnel and equipment from the region the course of the next two weeks, DART their requirements for the relief phase have humanitarian supplies and the daily while the Government of the Philippines, personnel will return to Canada, with some been met, and civilian partners and the local operations of Task Force Philippines; and Department of Foreign Affairs, Trade and equipment taking longer to return. government are now positioned to attend to • Liaison officers (CAF personnel of Development, and non-governmental The DART is a multidisciplinary military the remaining needs of the population. The Filipino descent) to act as vital links organizations carry on with reconstruction organization designed to deploy on short mission is now one of long term reconstruc- between local authorities, international efforts.” notice anywhere in the world in response tion and it is one in which Canada will aid agencies and CAF members. The DART provided a unique, rapidly to situations ranging from natural disasters continue to play a role. Over the course of their deployment, deployable capability that enabled the CAF to complex humanitarian emergencies. It Task Force Philippines, the Canadian CAF personnel produced 493,346 litres to bridge the gap and provide emergency is one component of Canada’s toolkit to Armed Forces (CAF) contribution to of purified water available for distribu- relief on Panay Island until local authori- respond to natural disasters abroad.

Above: Local citizens wrote ''Thank You Canada'' on the roof of their house to thank the Canadian Armed Forces for their contribution in the Philippines during Operation Renaissance in Roxas City, Philippines, on Dec. 12. Below: MCpl Rick Stanutz (right) and Cpl Joel Majaralie (left) from 2 Combat Engineer Regiment, Petawawa, distribute Izzy dolls to local children.

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CLEAROUT FFOOR EXTENDED UUPP TO approves Carling

FFIINNAANCN IINNG MMOONNTTHSHS ONN ELLANTRAA L MANNUALL Campus project GGET UPU TO Richard B. Fadden Road. Other facilities will Deputy Minister & continue to accommodate many members of the orga- General Tom Lawson nization, including the Louis Chief of the St. Laurent Building, a new Ω IN PPRRICCE AADDJUUSSTMMEENNTTS Defence Staff building at 455 Boulevard (AMMOOUNUNTT SSHOOWWN OON THEH 2013 GEENEESIIS CLEAROUT 5.0LL GGDDI RR-SSPEEC) de la Carrière, parts of the DND National Printing Bureau, The project to consoli- and the Hôtel de Ville build- date approximately 8,500 ing in Gatineau. 2013 2013 CANADIAN Defence Team members As with any change, this SANTA FE SPORT UTILITY VEHICLE from across the National move will have an impact OF THE YEAR Capital Area has reached a on some people. Rest assured major milestone with the that consolidation activities HWY: 8.4L/100 KM government’s formal approv- will, to the greatest extent GET UP TO CITY: 11.0 L/100 KMʈ $ al of the first phase of the possible, minimize the effect 3,500 Carling Campus project. on your quality of life and the This step confirms that the Ω important work that each of IN PRICE ADJUSTMENTS Carling Campus will serve you do as part of the Defence as a new national headquar- Team. ters facility for the Defence As DND/CAF is one of AVAILABLE FEATURES INCLUDE: Team and allows work to the largest and most com- • PANORAMIC SUNROOF begin to ensure the Campus’ plex organizations in the fed- • REARVIEW CAMERA security and accommoda- eral government, this move Limited model shown • HEATED FRONT/REAR SEATS Inventory is limited. tions standards meet gov- will create efficiencies and ernment requirements. This improve effectiveness not move will create cost-savings only within the National 2013 of more than $750 million Capital Area, but through- SONATA HWY: 5.6L/100 KM CITY: 8.7 L/100 KMʈ over 25 years. out National Defence orga- AWARDED THE HIGHEST GOVERNMENT The consolidation of thou- CRASH SAFETY RATINGʆ nizations. This consolidation U.S. NATIONAL HIGHWAY TRAFFIC GET UP TO $ SAFETY ADMINISTRATION sands of National Capital represents a new era for the 5,250 AVAILABLE FEATURES INCLUDE: Area-based Defence Team Defence Team; it will invigo- GDI ENGINE • HEATED FRONT/REAR SEATS • BACKUP members to our new site is rate and modernize the way Ω IN PRICE ADJUSTMENTS CAMERA • INFINITY® AM/FM/XM/CD/MP3 STEREO a complex process that will WITH 9 SPEAKERS & EXTERNAL AMPLIFIER we work. Consolidation will • PANORAMIC SUNROOF be conducted in three phases result in closer teamwork Inventory is limited. over the next five years. The and improved teambuilding, Limited model shown first phase of migration is cur- which will better position rently targeted to begin in late Defence to take on challeng- 2015. Over 3,000 members es where continual innova- SELLING PRICE: INCLUDES 2013 OWN IT FOR WITH will move in this phase once HWY: 5.2L/100 KM † $ ʕ tion and adaptation to change ELANTRA L CITY: 7.1L/100 KMʈ % $ $ + ,499 initial building and site-work will be more important than 79 1,000 16 is complete. The following ever. Ω ELANTRA L 6-SPEED MANUAL. IN PRICE ADJUSTMENTS Ω, DELIVERY BI-WEEKLY FINANCING FOR 96 MONTHS $1,000 PRICE ADJUSTMENT two migration phases will be Throughout the consolida- & DESTINATION INCLUDED. NO MONEY DOWN further developed over the tion, one of our main pri- next year. orities will be keeping you This move offers us an informed. 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