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Peter Mallett their annual checkups. leaders auctioned off and Staff Writer “Our readiness in the put to work at various Royal Canadian Navy units in Esquimalt. RAdm Rear-Admiral Art starts with looking after the McDonald’s volunteer work McDonald made a career health of our people and provided a boost to this move earlier this month our Dental Detachment is a year’s NDWCC campaign when he temporarily left key component of that.” total, raising $4,840 of the his command at Maritime As he drafted a reminder approximately $6,000 total Forces Pacific to become letter on a computer, he raised in the “You’re The Photo credit: Rodney Venis, Base Public Affairs a “Dental Care Program noted one of the biggest Boss” event. Lieutenant-Colonel Bob Hart, Commander 1 Dental Detachment Unit Clerk For a Day”. challenges of his new job “It’s a win-win-win for the Esquimalt, talks teeth with Rear Admiral Art McDonald, Commander Maritime The Admiral was “won” in was tracking down patients Admiral, the NDWCC, and Forces Pacific, as Jinky Apayo, a Certified Dental Assistant, prepares for the the “You’re The Boss” special attached to the fleet who our unit,” said Lieutenant- Admiral’s checkup. The checkup was part of RAdm McDonald’s work with the auction by the Dental Unit, had switched units or moved Colonel Robert Hart, dental unit after it secured his services in the “You’re the Boss” auction in sup- with monies raised going between ship to shore. 1 Dental Detachment port of the National Defence Workplace Charitable Campaign. to the National Defence As patients arrived in the Commander. “He gets to see Workplace Charitable lobby for their checkups, first-hand the importance Campaign (NDWCC.) they were surprised to see of the work we do, and He ventured over to the a new person in the recep- how that work also helps 1 Dental Unit Detachment tionist’s chair. his fleet maintain their fit- Esquimalt, located at the Gibbins marvelled at the ness and health. If his ships base hospital on Colville Admiral’s professional tele- are required to deploy, his Road, Jan. 12, taking up phone demeanour and his personnel will be ready to his post as dental clerk typing speed. do so.” • NDWCC WRAP UP• under supervision of Darla “He’s doing great,” said Before the morning was Gibbins. Gibbins. “We are happy finished, RAdm McDonald “It’s a tough job and to have him here and he’s was required to have his her work is twice as hard making a great effort this own dental health put under as mine,” said RAdm morning.” scrutiny as he was also due McDonald as he sent out The first-of-its-kind fun- for a checkup. He eagerly emails to command teams to draiser was launched by hopped into the dentist’s ensure their ships/units are the Base Commander’s chair and opened wide so dentally fit, and also to indi- office in December and saw LCol Hart could perform GGAMEAME vidual members to schedule the services of six senior the annual dental exam. Come out and cheer for your favourite team! WHO IS ON THE ICE? Each team is made up of civilians and military members of all ranks from Base Logistics, which is 50 years old this year! The teams are coached by the Cdr Sam Sader, Base Logistics Officer, and CPO1 Smith, BLog Branch Chief. Teams are captained by Capt(N) Jason Boyd, Base Commander, and CPO1 Gino Spinelli, Base Chief. Wurtele Arena at CFB Esquimalt This Friday January 26 Puck drop is at 10:45 a.m. by a special guest!

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LOGISTICS BRANCH 50TH ANNIVERSARY

50 Years OF SERVING THE FLEET

SSTTAABLISHHEED IN 199688, the As the year unfolds, the Logistics Logistics Branch will proudly Branch plans to incorporate a celebrate fi fty years of number of planned community service second to none on outreach activities and military February 1st, 2018. In honor events. To keep everyone informed of the contribution that Logisticians of the various local events that have made in support of Canadian are planned throughout the Armed Forces (CAF) operations, 2018 year, we are happy to present has been declared the “Year of the a calendar of our anniversary Logistician”. The celebration of this celebrations. The Logistics milestone will occur throughout the Branch invites you to join us entire year with a number of related in celebrating Logisticians, events organized across the country. both military or civilian, CFB Esquimalt will kick off the Year of for their excellence in the Logistician with a cake-cutting and supporting the Royal social gathering on the Logistics Branch Canadian Navy and birthday, 1 February 2018 at 11:00am at the Canadian Armed the Naden Wardroom. Forces’ success.

Feb 1 Logistics Branch 50th Birthday Celebration Feb 2 All Ranks & Civilian Employee Mess Dinner May 6 Logistics Branch Vigil Party at Battle of Atlantic Sunday Ceremony May 28 Logistics Branch Marching Contingent – Victoria Day Parade Oct 1 Opening of the Logistics Branch 50th Anniversary exhibit at the CFB Esquimalt Base Museum Nov 11 Logistics Branch Vigil Party at Remembrance Day Ceremony Nov Logistics Branch 50th Anniversary closing event

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CANADIAN LEADERS AT SEA PROGRAM Fort McMurray-Cold Lake MP David Yurdiga fires HMCS Toronto’s .50 cal machine gun. Parliamentarians become sailors for a day

Ryan Melanson Quebecois party to go to sea. and Irving Shipbuilding’s Halifax age control exercise. thrilled to welcome the special Trident Staff “It’s a unique chance that’s pre- Shipyard. “What struck me is the multi- guests for a night as he and his sented to us, to get a bit of knowl- Cmdre Craig Skjerpen, level nature of the response,” he crew prepare eventual deploy- For residents of Halifax, see- edge of this reality without enroll- Commander Canadian Fleet said. “You have the crew in the ment to Operation Reassurance in ing Royal Canadian Navy (RCN) ing for anything long term, and Atlantic, joined the group for ops room still focusing on the early 2019. ships sail in and out of the harbour I appreciate the hospitality and the overnight sail in Toronto and fight, while they have to trust that “I’ve got a group of sailors that is routine, and it’s common to everything that’s being done for through some of the tours of others are working to try to save are great ambassadors for the see the navy uniform being worn us,” he said. CFB Halifax facilities on land. the ship that’s been damaged. It Royal Canadian Navy and they around town by the thousands of Aboard Windsor, LCdr Peter The RCN is striving to increase must require an amazing amount love to show off the ship, so this sailors who call the region home. Chu and his team took the CLaS recruitment and spread its mes- of concentration in a real-world is a great way for people to learn However, Canadians who live guests under the waves for a simu- sage to Canadians who may be scenario.” about the important work that we away from the coasts don’t nor- lated anti-submarine war game, less familiar with Canada’s Navy, Cdr Steven Archer, Commanding do. Hopefully they were able to mally have the same level of famil- where they were able to use the and Cmdre Skjerpen said expos- Officer of Toronto, said he was have some fun at the same time.” iarity with Canada’s naval service, periscope, listen to underwater ing elected officials and other and it can be harder to under- acoustics via sonar, and get a walk- community leaders to this first- stand how the navy fits within the through on the state-of-the-art hand experience will hopefully Canadian Armed Forces service to fire control system. allow them to take what they’ve the country. They then embarked Toronto, learned and inject it into the pub- One of the way’s the RCN con- where they dined in the different lic discourse. tinues to combat this effect is messes and mingled with sailors, “The basic things we hope they through the Canadian Leaders observed the ship’s company go take away are an understanding at Sea (CLaS) program, which to action stations and engage in of the professionalism of our sail- offers once-in-a-lifetime seagoing damage control and firefighting ors, and the need the country has experiences to influential civil- exercises, and even suited up for for a navy of a certain size that is ians in government, business and a force protection scenario where globally deployable. We also hope academia. The latest group set they assumed roles among the for an understanding of what an sail from CFB Halifax just before crew and handled small arms with important strategic asset our sub- the holidays, spending more than blank ammunition. marines are,” he said. 24 hours at sea with both HMCS A particularly thrilling night- The 24-hour adventure in Windsor and HMCS Toronto. time activity had each CLaS par- Halifax won’t be forgotten any- Each CLaS program is designed ticipant firing Toronto’s mounted time soon. Even Winnipeg Centre to be an intense and immersive .50 cal machine gun off the MP Robert-Falcon Ouellette, experience, giving participants a port bridge wing, with a light- who happens to also be a PO2 in brief taste of what life is really up target in the water allowing the Naval Reserve and a musician like for RCN sailors and submari- for some friendly marksmanship with the stone-frigate HMCS ners, while also leaving them with competition. Chippewa, said he had an eye- a better understanding of naval Even the transfer of the visitors opening experience stepping foot operations and their importance from Windsor to Toronto was in a fully operational Canadian to Canadian security. an adventure, involving a RHIB submarine, and that he witnessed Sailing in submarines and war- ride in the dark followed by a new level of training and pre- ships while accompanied by senior boarding the ship via the Billy paredness during exercises on navy leaders is an opportunity that Pugh transfer device. Of course, board Toronto. most civilians are unlikely to come standard tours of the entire ship Dr. Robert Huebert, a senior across, and the significance of the and different mechanical briefings research fellow in political sci- trip isn’t lost on the participants, and information sessions were also ence at the University of Calgary, said Gabriel Ste-Marie, the MP for part of the visit, as well as tours echoed comments about the the Quebec riding of Joliette and back on land of facilities at HMC highly trained crew, particular one of two members of the Bloc Dockyard, 12 Wing Shearwater, during the action stations/dam-

Each CLaS program is designed to be an intense and immersive experience, giving participants a brief taste of what life is really like for RCN sailors and submariners, while also leaving them with a better understanding of naval Photos by: CPO2 Shawn Kent, FIS Halifax Terrebonne MP Michel Boudrias, a former Army Captain operations and their importance to Canadian security. who served in Afghanistan, participates in a force protection scenario on board HMCS Toronto. January 22, 2018 CELEBRATING 75 YEARS PROVIDING RCN NEWS LOOKOUT CLASSIFIEDS • 15 &Real Estate

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