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HMCS Oriole sails past HMCS Harry DeWolf. HMCS Harry DeWolf commissioning a celebratory moment after years of work

Ryan Melanson Sailors have already gotten to know the new plat- during the Second World War, participated in the Trident Newspaper form and proven its ability to operate in different form of a gun salute sent via video message. environments, but that doesn’t take away from the Also present were representatives from Irving For the first time in nearly 25 years, the Royal significance of the formal commissioning and the Shipbuilding, and The Honourable Arthur J. tradition tied to the ceremony. LeBlanc, Lieutenant Governor of Nova Scotia, Canadian Navy (RCN) has commissioned a “Tradition reinforces operations, and events like who presented Cdr Gleason with HMCS Harry Lieutenant-General Wayne Eyre, new warship, with Her Majesty’s Canadian Ship our commissioning ceremony draw inspiration and DeWolf’s commissioning pennant. Acting Chief of the Defence Staff. (HMCS) Harry DeWolf now entering active service purpose from our own recent milestones, and With the pennant broken at the masthead, the following a commissioning ceremony in Halifax on from all of those that contributed to the National commanding officer was then piped aboard the June 26. Shipbuilding Strategy. This ceremony is about all of ship, followed by the traditional three cheers from The ship is the first of six Arctic and Offshore us celebrating our contributions in a formal setting,” the crew and those in attendance. Patrol Ships (AOPS) set to be delivered to the navy Cdr Gleason added. The commissioning of Harry DeWolf marks the over the coming years, bringing with it new capa- He was joined at the ceremony by senior Canadian end of a high-tempo program of post-acceptance bilities and a renewed focus on operations in the Armed Forces and RCN leadership, including LGen sea trials for Cdr Gleason and his sailors, all while Arctic region. It’s the RCN’s first ice-capable vessel Wayne Eyre, Acting Chief of the Defence Staff, and navigating COVID-19 pandemic restrictions and since the former HMCS Labrador was transferred RAdm Brian Santarpia, Commander of Maritime breaking new ground in developing protocols for away from DND in 1958 – a move signed off on by Forces Atlantic and Joint Task Force Atlantic. completing their duties while staying safe. While Vice-Admiral Harry DeWolf himself. Other aspects of the commissioning, which was excitement is high for an upcoming deployment, “This is a moment in history where we pick up streamed live for viewers online, included an first on the agenda is some well-deserved leave where VAdm DeWolf left off,” said Cdr Corey Indigenous smudging ceremony and address from time. Planned maintenance will take place over Gleason, Harry DeWolf’s first commanding officer. Honorary Captain(N) Debbie Eisan, as well as a the coming weeks, while the crew enjoys the early He’s been leading his crew in preparation for this video tribute to VAdm Harry DeWolf, who is now part of summer at home with their families before moment since 2014, before the first steel for the the first Canadian to serve as the namesake for an returning in August to prepare for the circum- ship was cut. He has spent the last year command- RCN ship. navigation of North America and participation Honorary Captain(N) Deborah Eisan ing Harry DeWolf through numerous tests and trials HMCS Haida, the museum ship in Hamilton, in Canada’s signature annual Arctic operation, conducts a smudging ceremony. at sea. Ontario, famously commanded by VAdm DeWolf Operation Nanook.

Tradition reinforces operations, and events like our commissioning ceremony draw inspiration and purpose from our own recent milestones, and from all of those that contributed to the National Shipbuilding Strategy. This ceremony is about all of us celebrating our contributions in a formal setting.” – Cdr Corey Gleason, Harry DeWolf’s first commanding officer

The Honourable Arthur J. LeBlanc, Lieutenant Governor of Nova Scotia, presents Commander Corey Gleason, Commanding Officer HMCS Harry DeWolf, with the Commissioning Pennant. Photos by Mona Ghiz, MARLANT Public Affairs

Stadacona Band of the Royal Canadian Navy performs. 10 • LOOKOUT CANADIAN MILITARY’S TRUSTED NEWS SOURCE • CELEBRATING 77 YEARS PROVIDING RCN NEWS July 5, 2021 Father - son, RCAF Reserve duo serve side-by-side

Holly Bridges it’s a new era. I don’t see it as me being Royal Canadian Air Force stuck in his shadow. I see it as one long shadow of our entire family. And even- On any given day in the plumbing tually we step out into the light at the and heating shop at 192 Construction front, and extend it.” Engineering Flight, an RCAF Reserve Making his own mark, yet forever unit located at Aldergrove, B.C., you grateful for his father’s mentorship, Avr might see Aviator Mathieu Pelletier and Pelletier was only too happy to follow his father Sergeant René Pelletier work- in his father’s footsteps by joining the ing side-by-side. RCAF Reserve in 2015 due to oil indus- Since they share the same household, try instability and irregular paycheques. the pair is permitted to work in close “It might pay a heck of a lot less than proximity to one another during the being on a hotshot crew running in the COVID-19 pandemic restrictions. middle of nowhere on an oil rig or set- “Sgt Pelletier is my father, but at work ting up a camp that’s eight hours away I don’t have the luxury of calling him from anything, but I know the pay- that due to the chain of command,” says cheque will come in each week. I know Avr Pelletier. “At home, he’s just Dad.” that I’ve got work, and I know that the The father-son duo, both plumbing end of it, there’s a pension.” and heating technicians, have worked So, whether he’s working in the 192 together before as civilians in the Construction Engineering Flight shop Alberta oil patch. Sgt Pelletier, con- with his dad, or deployed on exercise sidered one of the Canadian Armed or a CAF operation, Avr Pelletier knows Photo RCAF 2021 one thing for sure – he’s extremely Force’s leading experts in erecting soft- Aviator Mathieu Pelletier and his father, Sergeant René Pelletier work shell structures such as weather havens proud of what his military occupation side-by-side in the plumbing and heating shop at 192 Construction and aircraft hangars in austere condi- does. tions, was working part-time in the “My job is to give [our members] a Engineering Flight, an RCAF Reserve unit located at Aldergrove, B.C., oil sands, after 21 years in the Regular place to come back to. To give them which is part of 19 Wing Comox. Force and 23 years in the Reserve Force running toilets, warm showers, gas in “I’m very proud of my father and the the kitchen for food, and a place where I’m very proud of my father and the work he’s work he’s accomplished over the years. they can for just a moment, forget It’s a very large legacy to be walking where they are so they don’t have to accomplished over the years. It’s a very large behind. But at the same time, I know think about it, whether or not in a war legacy to be walking behind.” that what I can bring to the military is zone. I can give them that moment of different than what he brought, because peace.” ‘ – Aviator Mathieu Pelletier

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Lieutenant Commander Chris Maier, Executive Officer of the Naval Fleet School Pacific, Photos by S1 Laflèche, NFS (P) presented certificates and promotions during the Marine Technician course ceremony on June 17.

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Lt(N) Kupchak, Deputy Engineering Division Commander of Naval Fleet School Pacific, alongside Master Sailor Poirier, awarded promotions on June 7 upon completion of the USQS1 course

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Captain (Navy) Scott Robinson (right), Commander Canadian Fleet Pacific, presented Photos by S1 Kendric C.W. Grasby promotions and awards at the Chiefs’ & Petty Officers’ Mess on June 23.

PO2 Duane Woytowich is promoted to his PO2 Duane Woytowich is presented with the Master Sailor Erick Girouard is promoted to his current rank. Petty Officer Second Class Scroll. current rank.

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Master Sailor Trevor Rempel is presented with Lieutenant (Navy) Ying Duan is presented with Master Sailor Tracy Garcia is presented with the the Canadian Forces’ Decoration. the Canadian Forces’ Decoration. Canadian Forces’ Decoration.

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