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NEWS 13 Cpl Pier-Adam Turcotte, Imaging Services Esquimalt VAdm Dean McFadden, Chief of the Maritime Staff, presents His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, Prince Charles, with MARPAC unveils renovated the Canadian Decoration for 32 years of service to the Canadian Forces. Prince Charles and Camilla, The Duchess of Cornwall security operations facility (right), visited CFB Esquimalt last Monday before continuing their Canadian visit to Ottawa. RRoyaloyal vvisitisit drawsdraws hhundredsundreds ttoo ddockyardockyard Mary Ellen Green Commander Maritime Forces Dressed for the first time in a Dockyard was officially trans- Staff writer Pacific, RAdm Tyrone Pile; and Canadian Navy Vice Admiral’s ferred from British to Canadian Jason Kenney, Federal Minister uniform, the next heir to the command. The weather was fittingly of Citizenship, Immigration British throne listened ear- The royal visit marked a reminiscent of Great Britain and Multiculturalism. nestly as RAdm Pile, VAdm number of firsts at the naval when Their Royal Highnesses Once acquainted, they made McFadden and Senator Kenny base. The recently consecrated Prince Charles, the Prince the brief walk to the dais at addressed the couple and the replacement Queen’s Colour of Wales, and Camilla, the Duntze Head, clasping the crowd. paraded for the first time. The Duchess of Cornwall, visited hands of onlookers along the The event was in honour of Canadian Naval Centennial HMC Dockyard last Monday. way. the Canadian Navy’s upcom- flag made its debut on the Hundreds of DND employ- ing 100th anniversary. On May masthead at Duntze Head, and Editorial & Opinion ...... 4 Under a light West Coast drizzle the royal couple stepped ees and their families lined 4, 1910, the Canadian Naval Prince Charles accepted the In Focus ...... 12 from their car to the warm recep- Hospital Road to Duntze Head Service Act was written, creat- second clasp to his Canadian tion from Chief of Maritime to get a glimpse of royalty on ing the Royal Canadian Navy. Decoration. Classifieds ...... 14-15 Staff, VAdm Dean McFadden; the last day of their B.C. tour. Six months later Esquimalt See Prince on page 2 DOCKYARD PARKING RAFFLE Do you like to be entertained? United Way Fundraiser! Tickets are 1/$2 or 3/$5 at Dining out? Shopping? Travel? MYMY Base Operations (N34) or the Parking Offi ce (214D) There are literally $1000s worth of 2-for- *Exact change is appreciated 1 and 50%-off savings on dining out, SPOT Purchase cut off Nov 27/09 shopping, travel and much more! The SPOT There will be 12 separate draws Entertainment® book is available good for one month of parking for $30. It’s a smart way to save money AND to support the GCWCC/United Way each. Buy tickets for the months Campaign! you want; starts Jan 2010. Contact Karen Barth, 363-7017 or drop by Naden 54, Room 108 2 • LOOKOUT November 16, 2009 PPrincerince ooverseesversees fflaglag rraisingaising

From page 1 great pride all the time,” Before entering the said Prince Charles. reception tent on the “This morning, I’d like “It is the greatest pos- Admiral’s lawn, The Prince to recognize another sig- sible privilege to wear the of Wales greeted three vet- nificant milestone. It was Canadian Navy uniform erans from the Vancouver in 1977 that you accept- and to be made a Vice Island Chief and Petty ed an appointment as Admiral. I know how busy Officers Association: presi- the Colonel in Chief of you all are, and I can- dent Dave Logie, first vice- the Royal Regiment of not properly thank you president Fred Kirke and Canada. It is with great enough for the service you treasurer Bill Smith. The pleasure that I now pres- provide. I salute you for three men presented him ent to you the second all the work you carry out with a British Oak sapling clasp of the Canadian and wish you every pos- that will be one of 100 Forces Decoration in rec- sible success and good for- planted by the association ognition of your 32 years tune in the future.” at Duntze Head in rec- of honorary service to the With that, the Canadian ognition of the Canadian Canadian Forces,” said Naval Centennial flag was Naval Centennial. VAdm McFadden. hoisted and RAdm Pile After the reception, the The Prince of Wales took the salute as HMCS royal couple made their then gave an unscheduled, Winnipeg sailed past. way by motorcade to the improvised address. The ceremony con- Victoria International “I cannot tell you how cluded with the national Airport where they board- touched and honoured I anthem and the royal cou- ed a flight to Ottawa to par- am to be given the clasp to ple made their way to the ticipate in Remembrance the Canadian medal that Admiral’s residence for a Day celebrations in our I have, that I wear with short reception. nation’s capital.

Cpl Pier-Adam Turcotte, Imaging Services Esquimalt

Ed Dixon, Imaging Services Esquimalt

Clockwise from top left: • Prince Charles inspects the Guard of Honour. • The Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall talk to those who came out to see them during their visit to HMC Dockyard. • Prince Charles greets Bill Smith, treasurer of the Vancouver Island Chief and Petty Officers Association just before entering the reception on the Admiral’s lawn. • The Canadian Naval Centennial flag is hoisted for the first time at dockyard’s Duntze Head.

Mary Ellen Green, Lookout Mary Ellen Green, Lookout November 16, 2009 LOOKOUT • 3 CClearancelearance ddiveriverʼs OOlympiclympic ttorchorch rrunun Shelley Lipke choose the area they would Staff writer run through if accepted. “I thought my chances Wearing an ear to ear grin, would be better if I picked PO2 Steve Mandy felt the a few locations outside of warmth of the flames as he Victoria, so I picked the held the Olympic Torch high Victoria to Nanaimo and in front of him. Proudly he Tofino to Campbell River legs sprinted the 300 metre dis- of the run,” said PO2 Mandy, tance while he relished being a clearance diver with Fleet one of Canada’s Olympic Diving Unit (Pacific). torch runners. With only 3,000 applicants “For me this experience chosen from several hundred will last a lifetime,” he said. thousand applicants through “I felt honoured to represent the website, PO2 Mandy was Canada and the athletes that surprised when he was noti- are coming from around the fied he had been chosen as Photo submitted world to be here for the win- a runner. PO2 Steve Mandy ran his 300 metre distance with ter Olympics” “I was thrilled when I heard a smile on his face in front of a community of sup- PO2 Mandy first heard the news that I was approved porters. about the Olympic torch to run 300 metres through relay six months ago, and on the Qualicum Bay area and with the Olympic logo on the take part in this. They wished FOR ALL YOUR BUILDING & a whim he decided to apply. share this honour with 11 back, a toque and red mittens, they were running too, and RENOVATION SUPPLIES “I saw the ads on TV and other runners.” PO2 Mandy stepped up as were amazed and thrilled to also in a running magazine On the morning of Nov. 2, one of 12,000 runners that be a part of this,” he said. • Hardware • Paint advising they were accept- excitement shook the Mandy would carry the Canadian After the run, one four- ing applications for the Royal family awake, as all four kids, Olympic Flame through a year-old spectator wanted to • Lumber • Housewares Bank and Coca-Cola spon- three dogs and two parents portion of its 45,000 kilome- hold the torch so PO2 Mandy • Plumbing • Electrical sored Olympic Torch Run,” rolled out of bed at 3 a.m. tre distance. passed it to him for his moth- he said. “I thought that it to travel up Island to share a Each runner was given a er to take a photo. • Door Shop • Kitchen would be an amazing experi- piece of Olympic history. number that was displayed on Like many of the Olympic • Building Materials ence to be a part of this and “We met with the race a telephone pole for friends torch runners, PO2 Mandy being an amateur runner, I officials at 6 a.m. and we and family members to wait purchased his torch as a sou- thought I’d fill out an appli- were briefed of the procedure nearby. Then, at this location, venir and keepsake. “Military Discount” cation. I remember think- that was required to pass the the previous runner lit the “For me it’s a nice piece of ing there would be so many torch to each other,” said PO2 torch of the next, and family, art and a nice piece of his- We’re BIG on value applicants that I’d never be Mandy. friends and a large commu- tory,” he said. “I will display it Mon-Fri: 7:30-7 • Sat: 8-6 • Sun & Holidays: 9-5 chosen,” he said. “It was a very high energy nity of spectators cheered the in our home and when I look The application process event right from the start next runner. at it I will think of what an was a detailed one, and part because the race officials “We ran down the Old honour it was to be a part of of it required a short essay. were so animated. Their atti- Island Highway past the such a monumental event.” “Out of several topics, I tude really added momentum community of Bowser,” said When the Winter Games chose to write about the envi- and excitement to the whole PO2 Mandy. “My wife said come to Canada, PO2 Mandy Bay West Home Centre ronment,” said PO2 Mandy. event,” said PO2 Mandy. “I I ran pretty quick, especially would love to take his family “Because I have such a large remember thinking it was because she was trying to take to see the downhill skiing or 220 Bay Street (Bay at Wilson) only day four of the relay and photos during this time. 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W. Andrew Powell as jokes aplenty scattered dies it’s simply a throwaway The GATE throughout the story, but because they are all written he also seems happy to pull so paper-thin. Opening this week in a the rug out from under his So, is it a great movie? theatre near you: Roland actors, making their efforts Not really. It’s certainly no Emmerich directs the epic to be serious seem like a Independence Day, but it is disaster, 2012; Philip S. joke. a great popcorn adventure, Hoffman stars in the music When it comes down to even at its excessive length comedy, Pirate Radio. it though, few people are of 158 minutes. Emmerich 2012 going to see 2012 because just got a little too jokey Roland Emmerich is the of the actors. The reason in this one for my tastes, king of the modern disaster it’s a real big screen film and maybe made some of movie. The writer/director is because the effects in the more excessive human- has given us such disaster 2012 are made for a massive ity-goes-bye-bye moments a epics as Independence Day theatre screen. Even today, little too cheap. and The Day After Tomorrow, when anything is possible, Also opening this week... but that wasn’t enough. there are moments in the Pirate Radio Now, Emmerich is back for film that actually deserve Set in the 1960s, Pirate 2012, a film riddled with to be called “eye popping”. Radio is about a group of explosions, massive destruc- That won’t save the some- disc jockeys operating an ille- John Cusack and Woody Harrelson star in 2012. tion, and terrible, terrible times lame storyline, but it gal radio station onboard a dialogue, as well as one of does make the film go down ship off the coast of England. a comedy with some heart, That Rocked, but it didn’t Lisa Schwarzbaum of the worst “end of the world” nice and easy with a bag of Led by The Count, played and lots of rock, but it’s do very well. For it’s North Entertainment Weekly concepts I could ever imag- popcorn. by Philip Seymour Hoffman, maybe not what you might American release, the direc- wrote, “Pirate Radio is, in ine. The stupidity of the film is the collection of oddball DJs expect. Although the trail- tor cut twenty minutes of the end, about as rock-revo- Don’t worry though, it’s hard to ignore though. While will do anything to keep ers make the film sound film, which may address lutionary as a tea break. But still fun. I was happy to swallow the playing the music they love, like a true story, the truth one of the chief complaints the choppy production floats John Cusack plays Jackson ridiculous plot in The Day for all of the listeners who is that it’s anything but. The that the film was simply too on a great soundtrack (the Curtis, a one-time sci-fi writ- After Tomorrow, which at least keep tuning in. film was previously released long. real pirates are the Rolling er who is trying to spend bordered on some kind of Loaded with rock classics in the United Kingdom Still, the reviews are Stones) and is buoyed by an some quality time with his quasi-science, 2012 requires from the era, Pirate Radio is under the name The Boat definitely mixed. As inviting cast...” kids, who now live with his anyone with a smidgeon of ex-wife. Taking the kids to common sense to zone out by PO2 Bill Sheridan for a few moments as a char-

Yellowstone park, Jackson Contributor happens upon the crazed acter explains how harmless SPORTS Blues. and Scouts the between played

radio host Charlie Frost, particles are suddenly acting ttriviarivia games season regular of championship Missouri 16.

played by Woody Harrelson, like microwaves. They aren’t Hockey Barons Cleveland 15. who explains to him that frying people. They have no (pre-NHL) 1913, Bulldogs, 14.

QUESTIONS? the Earth is about to have a effect on the Earth’s surface, Lach Elmer and Richard Rocket Blake, Toe 13. serious disaster. but somehow they’re melt- 1. Who is Harvey the Hound and where does he ‘play’? 1883

ing the Earth’s core. Jackson of course shrugs 2. Who adopted the name ‘5 for fighting’ for his band? Carnival Winter Montreal the during Montreal, 12.

Lastly, I’ll admit my other this off, but it’s not long 3. Which Olympic Medal did the Toronto Granites win in 1924? decisions. six

big problem with the movie before he realizes the truth 4. Which Goodwill games featured hockey and where was it held? show books record the thus games, two forfeited

is the way every major event and rushes to save his kids 5. Which former NHL and then AHL team played in Duquesne team the play to place new a for searched they

in the film is a massive chase and former wife, with only as down, burned rink their Wanderers, Montreal 11.

scene, with the cast rushing Gardens? one hope: find the arks that friends.

at the last possible moment 6. What pre NHL hockey team was nicknamed the Fighting Irish? are meant to save a portion and Family Stanley’s Lord of composed Team 10.

to save themselves. It hap- 7. How many wider is the Olympic ice surface than the NHL surface? of humanity from the com- Missouri. City, Kansas in Arena Kemper 9.

pens so often it gets to be 8. What company was the principal card maker for the NHL for ing worldwide disaster. O-Pee-Chee 8.

laughable near the end. many years? Co-starring Amanda Peet 85. as Jackson’s ex-wife, Kate, There is also something 9. What was the Scouts home arena called?

and Chiwetel Ejiofor as deeply disturbing, and not by 200 is NHL 100, by 200 is rink Olympic ft. 15 7. 10. Who were the Rideau Hall Rebels? Shamrocks Montreal 6.

Adrian Helmsley, a scientific in an eerie way that benefits 11. What team played in only four NHL games? (AHL)

advisor to the United States, the movie, about the whole- 12. Where was the first hockey tournament held? Hornets Pittsburgh and (NHL) Pirates Pittsburgh 5.

2012 has a string of dili- sale destruction of human- 13. Who was on the Punch Line? Seattle in 1990 4.

gent actors who obviously ity and the emotional void 14. Which Quebec City team won the Stanley Cup? Gold 3. worked hard to bring some that seems to exist within

depth to this popcorn disas- these scenes. A good direc- 15. Who played their home games in the seventies in the Richfield Ondrasik John 2.

ter-adventure. Emmerich tor would make me care Coliseum? Dome Saddle Pengrowth mascot, Flame Calgary 1.

gives them some fluffy dia- about these lost souls, but 16. What was the Silver Puck Award? ANSWERS logue to play with, as well even when a main character 6 • LOOKOUT November 16, 2009

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TurningTur Yuletide entertainment ning Y uleet Draw date is 20 Nov 2009. intintoo ttoys for 31 years in support oofoy ysThe Salvation Army All proceeds to go to GCWCC. f The ChrChristmas Toy Drive. istma as Please direct questions to LS Hodgins or Ms. Sharon Brine [email protected] 363-4500 [email protected] 363-5632 12 • LOOKOUT November 16, 2009 INFOCUS VVictoriaictoria rresidentsesidents rreceiveeceive SSacrificeacrifice MMedaledal Two Victoria area residents are Dean McFadden presented MS Pacific Headquarters. among the first Canadian Forces mem- Raymond Hall, of Victoria’s Naval MS Hall was injured in August 2007 bers to receive the Sacrifice Medal at Reserve Division HMCS Malahat while working as a clerk with the Bravo ceremonies in Ottawa and locations and LS Sylvain Dostie of Canadian ISAF United Nations Headquarters ZULU across Canada Nov. 9. Forces Fleet School Esquimalt in Kandahar, Afghanistan. LS Dostie Chief of the Maritime Staff, VAdm with the medal at Maritime Forces served with a Defence and Security Team during 2008 in Kandahar. The Sacrifice Medal was created to provide a tangible and lasting form of recognition for the members of the Canadian Forces and those who work with them who are wounded or killed by hostile action and to the next of kin of Canadian Forces members who have died as a result of service. Her Excellency the Right Honourable Michaëlle Jean, Governor General and Commander-in-Chief of Canada, pre- Amy Mahar is promoted to Acting Sub- sented the first 46 Sacrifice Medals to Lieutenant by Cdr Doug MacKeen (left) and Cdr members of the Canadian Forces and, Steve Irwin. posthumously, to a Canadian diplomat at Rideau Hall last week. The inau- gural ceremony was in the presence of Stephen Harper, Prime Minister of Canada. The Ottawa recipients includ- Duncan Ayre, Navy Public Affairs ed LS Crysta Rutherford and a post- LS Sylvain Dostie (left) and MS Raymond Hall wear the Sacrifice humous award to Lt(N) Christopher Medal after a ceremony at Maritime Forces Pacific Headquarters. Saunders. Base hospital honours the fallen A/SLt Shawn Kalbhenn LS Davidson Berry (right) is promoted by Maj Bernard Tremblay, Acting Base Information CF Health Services Centre Pacific Services Officer at Maintenance Detachment On the day before Remembrance Day, CF medical per- Matsqui. sonnel dedicated a memorial wall at CF Health Services Centre Pacific specially created to honour the memories of their fallen personnel who have died in the line of duty. Featured on the wall are the photos of the medics who have died since 2001, along with items collected from the Health Services Unit in Afghanistan, where the idea for a memorial wall originated. Soldiers there felt the need to commemorate their fallen comrades, and honour their sacrifice. The memorial wall here in Esquimalt is an extension of the wall in Kandahar. Military members at the clinic hope to ensure the contributions and sacrifices made by those who have served, and continue to serve, will not be forgotten. LS Chris Welch (centre) is promoted to Master For many of the medical technicians at the clinic, the Seaman by Capt(N) Martin Adamson (right) memorial carried an extra significance. Most had connec- and LCdr Angelicco Lopez. tions with the fallen medics, having served with them either in Afghanistan or Canada. Most in attendance at the commemoration ceremony did not know the soldiers on the wall, but all felt a connection simply by being health care professionals themselves. After Commanding Officer, LCol Phyllis O’Grady made her tribute to the wall, junior medical technician Cpl Macey read the poem, “I am the Medic” written by MCpl Dahr of 1 Fd Amb, Edmonton. The poem will also be displayed on Photo courtesy of CFHSvcC the memorial wall. People take in the items on display at the CF Health Since 2001, the CF Medical Services has lost six medics: Services Centre’s new memorial wall. Pte Colin Wilmont (1 Fd Amb), Cpl Michael Starker (15 Fd Amb), Cpl Nicholas R. Beauchamp (5 Fd Amb), MCpl taken,” said CWO Christopher Kaye, who spearheaded the Christian Duchesne (5 Fd Amb), Cpl Glen Arnold (2 Fd idea behind the wall both here and in Afghanistan. All mili- Amb), and Cpl Andrew Eykelenboom (1 Fd Amb). tary members and DND employees in the CFB Esquimalt PO2 Alana Power and PO2 Shanna Wilson won “Every soldier, sailor and air man or woman who comes area are invited to view the memorial inside the clinic on the the Esquimalt Military Family Resource Centre’s through this clinic will be reminded of the oath each has first floor next to the dental department. 2009 Phenomenal Woman Award.

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O rt n o o Forces Pacific (MARPAC) p s p t u r o S u p e Headquarters in Dockyard Fish & Chips s building 100, the centre is staffed by DND navy We Salute The Forces and personnel, and rep- resentatives from part- 10% off Lunch ner government agencies/ this location only departments, including the 2250-477-65555 0 - 4 7 7 - 6 5 5 5 1008 Craigfl ower Rd Canada Border Services (across from Gorge Vale Golf Course) Agency, Department of Fisheries and Oceans Canada, Canadian Coast Mary Ellen Green, Lookout Guard, Transport Canada, Chief of Maritime Staff, VAdm Dean McFadden addresses the packed room RELIABLE TRUSTWORTHY SERVICE and the Royal Canadian at the Marine Operations Security Centre ribbon cutting marking the initial 11 years service with Canada’s Pacifi c Naval Fleet Mounted Police. operating capability. There are currently two 1008 Russell Street Marine Security Operation full operational capability, rying illegal immigrants is infrastructure resources to Victoria, BC V9A 3X9 Centres located on the tentatively forecasted for a prime example. allow them to bring to East coast in Halifax, Nova 2014. “We’ve reached the stage bear all civilian and mil- tel: 250-391-1893 Scotia, and on the West “You can take great pride of initial operational capa- itary assets necessary to cel: 250-380-8974 coast in Esquimalt, British in the fact that Canadians bility learning as we do the detect, assess, and support Columbia. The centres are no doubt appreciate this business, having already a response to marine secu- www.addressrealty.com currently housed within gem of an institution that had an effect and been rity threats. [email protected] has been created on both noticed. I expect there Although DND remains existing DND buildings. “ for faster sales call Adam Hales” In their current state of coasts,” VAdm McFadden will be many more of these the lead agency for the operation, these units act said. events in the future,” he project, it is but one of as “living labs” to identify The centres provide said. five core partners. The information exchange and Canada with a marine Focus on marine security establishment of MSOCs technology requirements security capability that was amplified on April 27, does not alter the juris- 10% off for the end-state capabil- is resourced, organized 2004, with the introduc- diction related to depart- ity that is being developed and equipped to provide tion of Securing an Open mental marine responsi- and implemented by the marine domain awareness, Society: Canada’s National bilities. Situations calling any Truck MSOC Project. by identifying and report- Security Policy. In the for a less-than-whole gov- As dozens of peo- ing all maritime activi- policy, the government ernment response will see Rate ple looked on, VAdm ties that are contrary to outlined a six-point plan the navy participating only McFadden etched his Canadian interests, repre- to tighten marine security; to the extent necessary to signature on the Initial sent a potential threat to one of those points was facilitate the appropriate Call 250-953-5300 Operational Capability the sovereignty and safety the creation of networked level response. www.budgetvictoria.com Declaration Certificate of Canada and Canadians Marine Security Operation A third MSOC, led by the that marked another or involve criminal activi- Centres. Royal Canadian Mounted milestone for the Coastal ties contrary to Canadian The MSOCs will have the Police, was established in MSOC Project as plans to law. The recent event on authority and the capac- the Great Lakes and St progress towards imple- the West Coast involving ity in terms of personnel, Lawrence Seaway region mentation and to achieve the MV Ocean Lady, car- technology and physical on July 31, 2005.

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I want to thank everyone Army Cadet Summer who made this possible for Training Center in the me to be a part of history,” important and coveted said Cadet Dunlop after his role of Company Sergeant segment of the torch relay. Major of the Band during His segment was along the summer of 2009 He was Lower Ganges Road at also selected to attend the Hereford Avenue to Park International Expedition to Drive, which followed Lower New Zealand from Dec. 27, Ganges Road. 2009 to Jan. 8, 2010.

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