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Lt.-Col. Deborah Graitson, CO 2 Air Movements Sqn, accompanied by MWO Karen Cummings, were presented the Air Force Association of Canada Citation Gordon R. McGregor 2 Air Movements Squadron personnel demonstrated outstanding commitment from January to March Memorial Trophy by 2013 in support of the international commitment to Mali. Exceedingly refl ective of the RCAF mandate, Lt.-Gen. Yvan Blondin, their dedication to the processing of three million pounds of freight on 46 chalks ensured the highest Chief of the Royal quality and most effi cient use of RCAF assets. The deployed teams deserve special recognition for Canadian Air Force. their commitment to excellence and dedication to achieving mission success.

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Pte. T. Pelletier TWA, 2 RCHA Petawawa partcipates in the Aerial Delivery Course in Trenton Oct. 8-25, which included rigging a two-parachute system to a heavy platform.

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he Aerial Delivery course consists of 14 training T days and is taught at the Advanced Warfare Centre at CFB Trenton. Students of various trades and ranks learn the proper procedures in which to prepare mission essential equipment such as food, ammunition, weapons, communication equipment and vehicles for air drop. Aerial Delivery locations can include either a hostile theatre of operation or in a setting where are delivering humanitarian aid. Throughout the course, students are taught how to rig small/light, medium, as well as heavy sized loads. As part of the required training all students learn to rig loads in accordance with a meticulous format which includes a Joint Airdrop Inspection (JAI) that leaves no room for error. The standard is high and for good reason. As a parachutist, I’ve learned many techniques that I can bring back to 2 RCHA E Battery to assist in developing our airborne capability in dropping the 81mm Mortar, ammunition or any other supplies.

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8 Wing Personnel Letters to the Editor: Publisher: Col. David Lowthian All letters must be signed and the name of the author will be published. Include a phone Proprietor: Her Majesty the Queen, in right of Canada, as represented by the Commander of number for verifi cation. We reserve the right to edit the text while preserving the main 8 Wing, Canadian Forces Base Trenton, P.O. Box 1000 Stn. Forces, Astra, ON K0K 3W0 Canada objective of the writer. We cannot guarantee that any particular letter will be printed. Public Affairs, Internal Comms: Capt. Christopher Daniel E-mail letters to: [email protected] PSP Manager: John Snyder The Independent (Metroland) Staff General Manager: Ron Prins 613-475-0255 ext:214 A Military Community Newspaper News and Feature Content: Ross Lees 613-392-2811 ext:3976 Advertising Production : Glenda Pressick 613-966-2034 ext:520 The CONTACT newspaper is a Personnel Support Programs Bookkeeper: Benita Stansel 613-475-0255 ext:202 (PSP) entity. Our newspaper relies almost solely on revenues Circulation: Kathy Morgan 613-475-0255 ext:210 generated through advertising and sponsorships. 21 Meade St, P.O. Box 1030 Brighton, ON K0K 1H0 CANADA The Contact ~Wing Headquarters SUBSCRIPTIONS: First Class postage charge $65.00 per year for inside Canada, $130.00 for Building Annex, 8Wing / CFB Trenton international. PO Box 1000, Station Forces, ASTRA, ON, K0K 3W0 November 1, 2013 News 5 - The Contact Angela Hayden Adopt-a-Family kicks into gear for holiday season

he Angela Hayden Adopt a Family Christmas season may obtain a Family T Christmas Program has been in Profi le form through section warrant place for 25 years to assist struggling offi cers, chaplains, and Wing social w military and civilian families at 8 Wing. orkers. You can also contact one of the Every year, various units and sections two intake members (identifi ed below) of 8 Wing donate gifts for children while for more information. Please note that grocery hampers are provided by St. sponsorship through our program Paul Catholic Secondary School. should be for one Christmas season only. Already this year, the response from Any 8 Wing family in need is eligible, base members has been overwhelming military or civilian. Be assured that and unit OPIs have come forward to all information received is kept in the assist with this worthy cause. If units strictest of confi dence. wish to sponsor the children of our 8 Our committee members are as Wing families in need over this Christmas follows: WO. Sandy Driscoll (intake), season, please forward your OPI name to Sgt. Denise Snow (intake), Sgt. Tracey one of the committee members through Whitten and MCpl. Ashley Martin. your chain of command. We are available at any time for Families in need of support over the questions. Quinte West to hold Red Cross Day November 16 he Quinte Branch of the Canadian that here in Hastings County, trained T Red Cross is hosting an open house Red Cross volunteers respond to an and a series of workshops on Saturday, average of 40 to 50 emergency calls each Nov. 16, at the Quinte West Public Library, year, assisting families and individuals which is located in the municipal offi ce affected by fi res, fl oods, power outages building on Creswell Drive in Trenton. and other personal disasters. We’re The event will run from 10:30 a.m. till hoping to interest others in volunteering Dave Crawford and Kelly Reynolds

12:30 p.m. in the library’s multi-purpose with the Red Cross so they can help Agents R0012287267 room on the main fl oor. vulnerable people in their community.” Everyone is invited to learn more about The Quinte Branch provides a range the Canadian Red Cross and to explore of community services, including fi rst volunteer opportunities. “We want to aid training, disaster relief, and health show the community what the Red Cross equipment loans. The event in Trenton is does locally as well as on the international free of charge and includes refreshments stage,” explained Quinte Branch Council and door prizes. For more information, Chair Dirk Hogewoning. “At the same please contact Jennifer Bryant at (613) time, we’ll have hands-on activities that 966 0730 ext. 101. will help those who attend to respond to Please note that the CANEX ExpresMart in Trenton will be day-to-day accidents and emergencies. The knowledge and experience gained closing on November 17th, 2013. might literally save a life.” CANEX will continue to meet the needs of the military community Activities will include a free disaster in Trenton by focusing our efforts on the SuperMart store, which was preparedness workshop, First Aid and renovated in 2009. The SuperMart offers a diverse suite of products CPR demonstration, and a mock disaster and services, and features a large and modern retail store, grocery response. Disaster Management volunteer David store, lottery outlet and dry cleaner. Allester added, “A lot of people watching the daily newscasts think the Red Cross is From all of us at CANEX, we’d like to thank the military personnel only involved in crises in faraway places – and family members who shop with us. We hope you have benefited disasters such as earthquakes, tsunamis, from our great selection of products and services, and we hope you and wars. They might be surprised to learn take satisfaction in knowing that the proceeds from your purchases are used to benefit the Canadian Armed Forces community.

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esidents in Labrador and Baf- The deployment of these RCAF Rfin Island may have seen an in- aircraft to these locations is part of creased presence of Royal Canadian NORAD’s continued training to test Air Force (RCAF) aircraft in their responses, systems and equipment. areas from Oct. 25 to 29, as the RCAF NORAD is a bi-national United States participated in a routine training ex- and Canadian command charged with ercise in the region. the missions of aerospace warning, Committed to maintaining operation- aerospace control and maritime warn- al excellence and to fulfilling important ing for North America. NORAD training requirements, this Through meaningful training and carefully-planned and closely controlled evaluation, 1 Canadian Air Division en- training exercise involved CF-18 Hornet sures its wings and units are ready with fighters and CC-150T Air-to-Air Refuel- the right mix of air power to meet our ing (AAR) aircraft. As a result, residents nation’s urgent aerospace needs and, as were likely to witness a slight increase a partner in NORAD, are able to coun- in air traffic as well as increased secu- ter potential threats to our sovereignty. rity measures at various times during The RCAF trains daily to maintain op- the five-day period. erational excellence.

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wo members from 8 Wing partici- Allied nations. This will culminate with Tpated in Ex EQUATOR 2013 based in an ANZAC service involving all the par- Noumea, New Caledonia this month. ticipating nations on April 25, 2014. This biannual command post exercise Both exercises are linked and con- involved nine nations: Australia, Cana- stitute a global training process in the da, France, Japan, New Zealand, Papua operational preparation of the French New Guinea, Tonga, the United Kingdom armed forces in New Caledonia. The ex- and Vanuatu within the scope of multi- ercise has two main aims. The fi rst aim national cooperation. is to strengthen and enhance military This year’s scenario consisted of non- cooperation with regional partners and combatant evacuation operations (NEO) NATO members. The other is to initiate in a semi-permissive environment, fol- military cooperation among the French lowed by Security and Stability Opera- forces in the Pacifi c, South-east Asia tions (SASO). The scheme of maneuver Partners and NATO on the basis of com- involved the airborne insertions and am- mon operational interests like humani- phibious landings of troops in order to tarian aid and disaster relief activities. secure air and sea ports of disembarka- Participants from Canada were Major PAY tions (APODS/SPODS) to facilitate the (Maj.) Gary Giacomuzzo from WOps and PAY evacuation of entitled citizens and pro- Captain (Capt.) Dean Rood from 436 Sqn. vide disaster relief. Capt. Rood said, “The exercise was a NO The exercise will lead into Ex CROIX great chance to enhance our professional DU SUD 2014 in April 2014 which is a full linkages and promote a positive defence TAX fi eld trainingENTER exercise planned involving relationship between THE participating mili- Members ofTA the CombinedX ZONE Task Force (CTF) review a Fragmentation a CC-130JENTER from 436 Transport Squadron taries and partner nations THE both in NATO Order before its release to the Component Commanders. and navy, army, and airON force assets from THE and the Pacifi c.” TYENDINAGA Submitted photo RESERVE Nov. 19 - Wing Commander's Challenge 2013 19 novembre - Défi du commandant de l'escadre de 2013 Everyone get ready for the 2013 Wing Commander's Challenge, because you are Soyez tous prêts pour le Défi du commandant de l'escadre de 2013, parce que vous about to embark on a scavenger hunt. Taking place at the National Air Force êtes sur le point de partir à la chasse au trésor. La chasse aura lieu au Musée Museum of Canada, teams of six to eight people will achieve points by fi nding national de la Force aérienne du Canada; les équipes de 6 à 8 personnes accumule- answers and solving riddles. Team sign-in begins at 9 a.m. Lunch will be served ront des points en trouvant des objets et en résolvant des énigmes. L'inscription IT'Sat noon. Bring a NO one dollar donation TRICK! to the United Way to enable you to dress in des équipes commence à 9 h. Le dîner sera servi à 12 h. Prévoyez un don d'un dollar civilian attire. destiné à Centraide afi n de pouvoir porter une tenue civile. IT'STEAMS MUST NOREGISTER BY TRICK! THURSDAY NOVEMBER 14, 2013, NO EXEPTIONS. TOUTES LES ÉQUIPES SANS EXCEPTION DOIVENT S'INSCRIRE D'ICI LE 14 To register or for questions, please contact [email protected]. NOVEMBRE 2013. Pour vous inscrire ou pour des questions, veuillez contacter WITH PRICES THIS [email protected]. WITH PRICES THIS LOW 00 WITH PRICES THIS LOW PAY $1699 THEY'RE NO

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&HOME FURNISHINGS November 1, 2013 News 9 - The Contact 8 Wing Martial Arts Club rolls out new mats he 8 Wing Martial Arts Club com- Capt. Gabe Tpleted its installation of brand new Gosselin of top-of-the-line combat training mats the Wing’s they recently purchased. At the cost of Administra- approximately $7,900, the new mats are tion Branch state-of-the-art and will greatly improve and 8 Wing the quality of training and safety at the Martial Arts 8 Wing Martial Arts Club facility located Club Presi- behind the Wing HQ. By purchasing these dent, Sgt. mats, the club is now able to better serve Glen Slauen- the military community because it is able white of to go out and provide demonstrations and CANSOF- training outside of the facility, as well as COM, roll host its own martial arts related events. out the new For a single fee, the 8 Wing Martial Arts top-of-the- Club offers training in a variety of disci- line com- plines to all members of 8 Wing! bat training mats they recently pur- chased. Photo: Ross Lees

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2 Air Movements Squad- ron Commanding Officer Lt.-Col. Deborah Graitson donates the Task Force Afghanistan memorial coin to the National Air Force Museum of Canada Assistant Curator, Hailey Johnston, for their Task Force Afghanistan display This young super hero immediately put the new mats while Cpl. Reese Patton to good use by putting Sgt. Slauenwhite in a wrist looks on. lock. Submitted photo Photo: Ross Lees

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TO OUR VETERANS, THANK YOU Commissionaires. Employing veterans since 1925. 10 - The Contact News November 1, 2013 continued from page 2 If you were at the game last year, you know these RCAF Flyers will skate hard and do their best to keep up with the younger Golden Hawks. Both teams will do their best to raise a lot of mon- ey for the ARM and entertain the fans. Tickets for the December 4th game are $10 and all proceeds above and beyond costs go to the ARM. Be sure to get your tickets early and avoid disappointment because this game will be played in the RCAF Arena, which seats less than the Dun- can McDonald Memorial Arena.There will also be sports memorabilia for sale again through a silent auction, which proved to be the major fund- raiser last year. Tickets and posters were printed by Signs Unlimited on Tyendinaga Territory and the Kinsmen will be present again this year to lend their support. Between the fi rst and second period, two teams of Timbits will perform and they will get to meet a couple of Golden Hawks in their dressing room after they demonstrate some of the youngest hockey talent in Quinte West. So mark Dec. 4 down on your calendars and come out to the Battle of Quinte at the RCAF Are- na and help these two teams raise money for the ARM.

(Above) A Golden Hawk gets sandwiched by two RCAF Flyers preventing him from getting to the puck. Contact fi le photo

(Above) Entertainment was at a premium during last year’s Battle of Quinte West in which the Trenton Golden Hawks won 5-3. Submitted fi le photo.

(Right) Trenton Golden Hawks Coach, Jerome Dupont (left), blocks a RCAF Flyer from getting to the goal in this action from last year’s inaugural game. Contact“Selling fi le photo Fun For Over 35 Years” “Selling Fun For Over 35 Years”

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Jouez – Apprenez CRFM de Trenton. Contact: 613-965-3575. Créer the MFRC – Créez. De septembre à mai, les jeudis de 17h à 19h au un foulard avec de la laine et de la soie qui est Brought to you by the Community Development Council CRFM. Pour vous inscrire ou pour plus de détails, con- unique et fabuleux pour vous garder au chaud of Quinte, you can now order your “Good Baby Box” at tactez Jim ou Rob à [email protected] cet hiver. Apporter votre repas. Inscrivez-vous the MFRC as well as the popular “Good Food Box.” For avant le 1er novembre. Christmas Fundraising Program Shop at Connon Nurseries, for plants and décor items, between Nov. 1 and Dec. 24 MentionALL the DESIGNS, PLANS AND RENDERINGS © COPYRIGHT JENISH HOUSE DESIGN LIMITED MFRC Daycare and 10 per cent of your purchase will be donated to the daycare. It will not cost a penny more to you but it is a great fundraiser for the organisation! Collecte de fonds des Fêtes THIS DESIGN INCLUDES Magasinez à Connon Nurseries, pour des plan- AN UNFINISHED BASEMENT tes et des articles de décor, entre le 1er novembre et le 24 décembre. Mentionnez la Garderie du CRFM et 10% du total de vos achats sera remis à la garderie. Vous ne dépensez pas un sous de plus MAIN FLOOR PLAN 1308 SQ. FT. (121.5 M2) et l’organisation peut recevoir beaucoup! 9'-0" CEILING HEIGHT New Pilot Project Winter Nursery School Program The Trenton MFRC Daycare will be trying to of- fer a Nursery School Program in January 2014. In order for this program to move forward and be successful, we must receive at least eight reg- WIDTH - 40'- 0" (12.2M) Plan No: DEPTH - 50'- 6" (15.4M) istrations. The intent of this program is aimed to For more floor plans, visit www.jenish.com 1-3-656 PLAN NO. H1-3-656 enhance children's skills and development prior TOTAL 1308 SQ. FT. (121.5 M2) to entering the school system. Date: January- This three-bedroom veranda that would be dining room, and will benefit from a double- that could do double duty as a family home, designed perfect for a lounger make this area espe- doored pantry and a window seat. There is a three- STRAIGHT June TBD 2014. Ages: 2.6 to four years of age. for a lot that slopes to or a pair of rocking cially delightful during handy JENISH phone desk.HOUSE A piece DESIGN en-suite. In LIMITED the corridor ENTRY Time: 9 a.m. to 12 noon. Cost: TBD. Register for: the back, includes an chairs. the cooler months. doorway to the sun- is a linen closet and a triangular THIS DESIGN INCLUDES unfinished basement The foyer includes a The dining area fea- deck that looks over the Monday/Wednesday combination or Tuesday/ AN UNFINISHED BASEMENT display shelf for collectibles. 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A counter configuration includes a spacious the ground floor is the laundry double pilasters at one gas fireplace will cast will save steps MAIN for the FLOORcloset, as PLAN well as an room, with handy shelving, as Join us to learn tools for a healthy and vibrant side, together with a its warmth as far as the cook, who will 1308 also SQ. extra-wide FT. (121.5 windowM2) sill well as a bench and coat hooks. relationship, Tuesdays 6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m., Nov. 19 9'-0" CEILING HEIGHT A doorway leads to the double to Dec. 10 at the MFRC. Please register by Nov. 12. garage. Tree Service Exterior finishes include Subsidized childcare provided. For information Trenton Tree horizontal siding with shingle contact Emily Lopez ext.4635. CEDARGROVE accents in the gables and paint- Service ed woodwork. 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Welcome to e Contact newspaper’s Community Events page! anks to the generosity of Smylie’s Independent Grocer, we can, space permitting, feature public service announcements, community events and help promote non-profi t and charitable organizations in the Quinte area. e 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]. Each event should be typed out in the format of those below. Please do not send posters. Welterweight - Rory MacDonald vs. NO EXEPTIONS. Contact: William. Habitat for Humanity Call books including many popular titles Robbie Lawler [email protected]. for Volunteers and books by well-known authors. 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Trimettes are a non-profi t group with skills can be transferred to success- Help improve the lives of vulnerable Nov. 29 – CFB Trenton Blood fees of only $10 per month. Meetings ful business ownership, how to write people in your community! For infor- are every Monday night at Bethel a viable business plan, and how to Donor Clinic United Church, 77 Herman St., Tren- mation, contact Jennifer at 613-966- access no-cost business resources for At the Yukon Galley, 75 Yukon Rd., ton. Weigh-in from 6:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. 0730, ext. 101. military members. Learn more about CFB Trenton, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Meeting, 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. Exercises 8 key topics such as marketing, market Nov. 19 – Wing Commander’s p.m. to 8:30 p.m. For more information, research, social media and bookkeep- Challenge 2013 Dec. 4 – Battle of Quinte West contact Sheila Pearson at 613-392-0353 ing through breakout sessions with or at [email protected] business students. The session takes Everyone get ready for the 2013 Wing The RCAF Flyers are looking to once place at Loyalist College, Quinte Busi- Commander’s Challenge, because you again do battle with the Trenton Gold- Nov. 1 - Rummage Sale ness Development Centre, P46 Pioneer are about to embark on a scavenger en Hawks in an effort to raise funds for the Afghanistan Memorial Fund. The At Grace United Church from 9 a.m. Building, 284 Wallbridge-Loyalist hunt. Taking place at the National Air two teams will do battle at the RCAF until 1 p.m. at 85 Dundas St. E. Tren- Road, Belleville from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Force Museum of Canada, teams of Arena starting at 7 p.m. Last year, dur- ton, Something for everyone. Come (lunch and snacks will be provided.) six to eight people will achieve points ing the inaugural event, the Trenton and browse. Register today at by fi nding answers and solving riddles. https://poe2.eventbrite.com. 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By MWO Daniel Kean, 8 Wing Bandmaster

here are certain people who we interact with Tin our professional and private lives that have a profound affect on how we think and act. I had one such person in the 8 Wing Band who, after 24 years playing with the band and at the age of 85, has decided to hang up his horn. Captain (Capt.) George McRae (retired) BA, CD, commenced the study at the piano and the trom- bone at Lawrence Park Collegiate. While at L.P.C., he was in the Offi cers’ Training Corps, Second in Command of the Cadet Corps with the rank of Ma- jor. During the Second World War in January, 1945, he enlisted in the Canadian Infantry Corps took basic training at Camp Orillia, Ontario. He then advanced to infantry training at Camp Ipperwash, followed by service in the Pacifi c theatre. He was transferred to the Canadian Army Show as a trombonist and was assigned to the music ar- ranging staff, where he arranged and rehearsed the complete musical score for several touring shows. He performed extensively in Europe entertain- ing Canadian, British, American and other Allied forces. At this time, he was awarded The Canadian Volunteer Service Medal for being overseas, the 1939-45 Star and the Canadian Forces Decoration for long service (CD). On his return to Canada he attended and gradu- ated from the University of Toronto. As a music educator, he was Head of the Music Department at Malvern Collegiate for 37 years. Un- der his direction, the Malvern Band performed at many high profi le occasions including Grey Cup games, the Toronto Santa Claus Parade and Re- membrance Day ceremonies. They also played at the grand opening ceremo- nies for Toronto City Hall, The Eaton's Centre, and Roy Thomson Hall and lead the Blue Jays on their fi rst appearance up Bay Street in Toronto. In his career as a professional trombonist, he performed many kinds of music in many kinds of situations. These would include shows, sympho- nies, dance bands, jazz, ethnic and military bands, radio and studio jingles, TV and movies. In 1957, he joined the Canadian Army Militia and was assigned to the 7th Toronto Artillery Band. Following a series of trade tests, he was promoted to Assistant Conductor with rank of Sergeant. During this time, he also performed with other mi- litia bands: Royal Regiment Captain (Capt.) George McRae (retired) BA, CD. Submitted photo of Canada Service Corps, Queen's Own Rifl es, of the 7th Toronto Artillery Band in Toronto with the rank ing as Assistant Conductor and Announcer until Septem- HMCS York, and of Lieutenant. In September of 1967, the band toured with ber of 2013. 411 Squadron. the permanent force as part of the Centennial Tattoo. He After years of countless events and performances, his In Septem- was promoted to the rank of Captain in 1970. Since that most cherished memories are of the hundreds of students ber of 1966, time he has been the guest conductor in many bands in that acquired a love of music under his direction. Capt. George was Canada and in Florida and he retired from the Army in McRae was a true professional and dedicated musician. promoted to 1977 with the rank of Captain. People like George can be replaced but not replicated. the post of Di- Capt. McRae (retired) joined the 8 Wing Concert Band, We adjust and the band plays on. rector of Music Trenton, in 1990 and continued playing trombone and act- 14 - The Contact Classifi eds November 1, 2013

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