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SLt M.X. Déry meet today love their job, love compartments below deck. the voice of Calgary,” said Lt(N) proceedings as a role model to girls MARPAC PA Office their country, love what they do,” Sonar made a quick appearance Bayne. “Getting to showcase what and young women. said Cdr Jonathan Kouwenberg, to dispense high fives to children we do in the navy, especially for “It was an opportunity to expose High speed turns, fighting fires, Commanding Officer of Calgary. and help in some of the tour the ‘This is you’ foundation, that a lot of women to different kinds the mascot The ship departed North displays. really hit home, as one of the of jobs and roles they can hold on Sonar, a Cyclone buzzing past and Vancouver early Saturday morn- After lunch and some ice cream, senior female leaders on the ship.” a ship,” said Lt(N) Bayne. “Roles ice cream, could you ask for more? ing and headed for Howe Sound guests were treated to a Cyclone Lt(N) Bayne joined the navy they might fill in the future.” HMCS Calgary pulled all as the nearly 200 guests were split helicopter from 443 Maritime through her high school sports For Cdr Kouwenberg, the day the stops last weekend to show into smaller groups to explore all Helicopter Squadron demonstrat- program; she spoke to coaches sail was about creating connections girls and women from Achieve aspects of life at sea. On the flight ing its aerial prowess, followed by at the Royal Military College between sailors and the public. Anything Foundation’s Operation deck, guests donned bunker gear Calgary performing a man over- when her high school played in “It’s funny; you join the navy This is You, and a host of VIPs and watched mock firefighting hot board exercise to highlight the a basketball tournament at the thinking that you’ll get to drive from the City of Vancouver, every- door procedures. warship’s maneuverability. college. Her athleticism has ships, shoot guns and travel the thing that the navy has to offer. In the hangar, members of the Throughout it all, the ship’s pro- continued into her career, playing world, but what it ends up coming “Sails like this are about aware- ship’s Naval Boarding Party fielded gram was narrated by one voice, on numerous Canadian Armed back to is people and relation- ness, about why a navy is impor- questions in full gear, while other that of Lt(N) Samantha Bayne, Forces teams in basketball and ships,” he said to the crowd before tant, about why is a groups were shown the ship’s Calgary’s Underwater Warfare volleyball. This and her senior role they departed Calgary. “Today maritime nation, but most impor- multiple weapons systems on the Officer. in the operations room made her was all about building those tantly about why the sailors you upper decks, or the engineering “It was a great experience being the natural choice to MC the relationships.”

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Capt(N) Sam Sader, Base Commander, and Matt Waterman, Navy League of Canada President, present Deborah Walker with a National Presidents’ Appreciation Award during a ceremony at the Wardroom, Aug. 23. Photos by Peter Mallett, Lookout Dan Murphy, RAdm (Ret’d) Lawyer with a Military Perspective Nurse’s quick action earns recognition 250.589.4571 *ULHYDQFHV‡6HUYLFH'LVFLSOLQH‡1RWDU\ Peter Mallett 3HQVLRQ$SSHDO‡&ULPLQDO'HIHQFH‡*HQHUDO3UDFWLFH Staff Writer somebody just fell down, so I GDQPXUSK\#GLQQLQJKXQWHUFRP‡ZZZGDQPXUSK\FD immediately stepped up and A nurse from the base hos- assisted her.” pital has been recognized by Following the ceremony the Navy League of Canada Walker said she was “sur- for her quick thinking in prised and humbled” to be providing emergency medi- recognized with an award cal assistance to a Canadian and noted that assisting the Armed Forces member. victim would have been a Deborah Walker, a natural reaction of anyone Primary Care nurse with first aid training. Web Tech & Digital Marketing The gathering at the with Canadian Forces Graphic Design & Branding Fundamentals Health Services Pacific’s Wardroom meeting Integrated Health Team 3, viewed her actions in a dif- Full-time semesters Spring, Fall, and Winter was recognized for her off- ferent light, giving Walker a duty medical support at this thunderous round of applause Part-time, and accelerated formats start anytime year’s annual general meeting of the example of the selflessness and dedi- following the presentation. Navy League of Canada in Ottawa cation” of employees at the base who In their praise of Walker, Capt(N) Upgrade your tech and/or business skills with custom in April. truly live up to the motto of CFB Sader also presented her with an one-on-one, or group training A woman that required assistance Esquimalt ‘Portare per Omnia’ or Outstanding Achievement coin, while was taking part in the awards cer- ‘Support for All.’ Waterman presented her with a emony at the Bytown Mess when “We could not fulfill this, our mis- National President’s Coin. she fell to the ground. Walker imme- sion, without individuals such as The Navy League of Canada was diately emerged from the crowd to Deborah Walker who, in ordinary sit- established in 1895 to promote an assist. uations, rise to become extraordinary interest in maritime affairs and lobby In an Aug. 23 meeting of the Navy individuals,” said Capt(N) Sader. the Canadian government for its own League of Canada at Esquimalt’s Walker was attending the April independent Naval Service. Today, the Wardroom, Walker was recognized meeting with her husband Dave Yates, non-profit has representatives in over for her efforts with a National who is a member and past President 260 communities across the country Presidents’ Appreciation Award. Base of the Navy League. Walker didn’t and provides support to youth orga- Commander, Captain (Navy) Sam realize the individual had fainted until nizations such as the Navy League Sader, and Navy League of Canada her husband pointed it out. Sea Cadets and Royal Canadian Navy President Matt Waterman presented “Dave and I were watching the Cadets with scholarships and bursa- 250.298.5059 | [email protected] the award. Capt(N) Sader described presentations and I couldn’t see very ries. For more information about the QCollege.com Walker’s efforts as a “tremendous well from our seats because I am Navy League of Canada visit their short,” said Walker. “My husband said website: https://navyleague.ca

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PRODUCTION On Thursday, Aug. 22, the Number two, as I said in the speech, the Armed Forces is not Teresa Laird 250-363-8033 Chief of the Defence Staff, a pathway for people to practice their vile ideology. This is not a [email protected] General Jonathan Vance partici- playground for people to learn to do something that they want Bill Cochrane 250-363-8033 pated in a media scrum following to do after the Armed Forces. We’re a serious institution that [email protected] the Military Personnel Command does serious things to protect Canadians, protect this country, Change of Command Ceremony. In protect our way of life. ACCOUNTS/CLASSIFIEDS/RECEPTION his statement, General Vance addressed We are not a place for sick hobbyists to practice their vile Jennifer Barker 250-363-3127 recent concerns about extremism and hateful ideology, and we won’t stand for it. We will react. And where SALES REPRESENTATIVES conduct within the Canadian Armed Forces: we can be proactive, we will be. But I assure you we will react. Ivan Groth 250-363-3133 The last point I’d like to make is on the current situation with [email protected] What I want to do is ensure that you heard very clearly what regard to Master Corporal Mathews. I want you to know that I said in my Change of Command address pertaining to extrem- this was a signal we did not miss. Joshua Buck 250-363-8602 ism and hateful conduct in the Armed Forces. Just to reprise The Canadian Forces National Counterintelligence Unit had [email protected] that a little bit, we are at the beginning of a journey. We’re going already begun to deal with him by the time that story broke. EDITORIAL ADVISORS to have to take steps appropriate to the enormity and the scale He underwent his first contact with the chain of command in Capt Jenn Jackson 250-363-4006 of the challenge to rid ourselves of anybody who acts on hateful April. I’m happy to say we didn’t miss a signal. Katelyn Moores 250-363-7060 conduct in the Armed Forces. Now, perhaps we miss other signals, and perhaps we need to We’re at the early stages of that. learn more and how to have the chain of command respond Published each Monday, under the authority And I’ve issued initial guidance, I’ve had discussions, and better. We’ll look at all of it. But I can assure you the Canadian of Capt(N) Sam Sader, Base Commander. I assure you that we will take this as seriously as Canadians Forces National Counterintelligence Unit was on this, along Le LOOKOUT est publié tous les lundi, sous would expect us to take it. But it’s going to take some time for with other security partners. It was not unknown and not l’égide du Capt(N) Sam Sader, Commandant us to think about how to do it right. missed. de la Base. We’ve learned a lot about how to grapple with institutional I’m not doing a victory lap on this. To tell you the truth, it The editor reserves the right to edit, abridge challenges as we went through Operation Honour. We learned saddens me that this has even happened. But I am grateful for or reject copy or advertising to adhere to a lot. We’ve got to take those lessons; we’ve got to understand the great men and women who do the counterintelligence work policy as outlined in PSP Policy Manual. how to make this right and how to get it right the first time. So to protect us against terrorism, sabotage, extremism, of which Views and opinions expressed are not nec- that’s point number one I wish to make. Master Corporal Mathews falls into. essarily those of the Department of National Defence. Le Rédacteur se réserve le droit de modifier, de condenser ou de rejeter les articles, WHAT SAY WE photographies, ou annonces plublicitaires pour adhérer Manuel des politiques des PSP. Les opinions et annonces exprimées dans le journal ne réflètent pas nécéssairement le point de vue du MDN. Naval Reserves helps sailor - student grow

LS Marie-Anne Dussault-Gomez I am effectively running a portion of HMCS Malahat my unit’s Orderly Room. It’s a lot of responsibility and I feel honoured that When I joined HMCS Malahat in HMCS Malahat has entrusted me with Circulation - 3,550 2014, I was just starting my degree in overseeing other sailors even though I plus 300 pdf downloads per week Kinesiology at the University of Victoria. am still relatively young. At the time, I was looking for some- I have also had the chance to deploy on Follow us on Facebook, Twitter thing stable to carry me through my Operation Caribbe in HMCS Brandon, and Instagram and join our studies and provide me the opportunity all without affecting my studies. Nothing could have prepared me for growing social media community. to grow. My brother, who has always been a big influencer in my life, sug- the beauty of a sunrise or sunset at sea on a Maritime Coastal Defence Vessel. A Division of Personnel Support Programs gested I join the Reserves, and that’s My future will always involve CFB Esquimalt, PO Box 17000 Stn. Forces, exactly what I did. Malahat. After my Class B contract, Victoria, BC V9A 7N2 That summer quickly turned into four, and I have never looked back. I hope to return to university to do Web: www.lookoutnewspaper.com Even though I just graduated from my my Masters and PhD in neuroscience. Fax: 250-363-3015 degree, I don’t know a lot of 23-year- Nothing will happen to my position Canadian Mail Product Sales Agreement 40063331 olds that have had the same opportuni- in the Reserves as I can flex my hours ties as me. to accommodate my studies, or even Due to my training and work, I change units if I decide to study outside have been doing things none of my of Victoria. Who knows what I will do friends in my age group could even next. With the support of the Reserves CANADIAN and HMCS Malahat behind me, I feel COMMUNITY dream of. I have my qualification as a NEWSPAPER Human Resources Administrator, and like I can do anything. AWARD 2018

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Photo by Peter Mallett, Lookout BARBER SHOP Regular $19 Appointments $ 00 Not Necessary 250 478 9424 15 Hot Shave Available 756 Goldstream Ave. ‘Little Red School House’ NOW OPEN 8:30AM-6PM MON-TUES; WED-FRI 8:30AM-5PM; SAT 8:30-4PM named to historic sites list PORTABLE METAL SHELTERS 03%&3/08*/45"--#&'03&8*/5&3 WZKddzKhZ Peter Mallett a house for the Admiral, us,” said Gisèle Samson. spring of 2018. It invited CALL FOR/Es^dDEd Staff Writer and in later years was also “Many people who have Francophones to participate PRICING! used as residence for Base moved to Victoria in more in the Francophone Historic The red-bricked office Commanders. recent years are surprised Places Recognition Project, building for the CFB In 1985 the little red when they learn about the funded by B.C. Heritage Esquimalt Naval and schoolhouse was deemed history of the building.” branch. $"--'0313*$*/( Military Museum has been too tiny a building to sat- According to Samson, The purpose of the nomi- 250-871-7788 +60;@6<9:,3-20;:‹ DELIVERY IN SIX WEEKS designated a Historic Place isfy the demand from the the French language school nations process was to pro- WWW.PACIFICRIMTRAILERS.COM Engineered to withstand West Coast weather by the Province of British Francophone community was initially opened at mote the heritage values of [email protected] Columbia. and operations were moved the base following equal- historic places that demon- Naden building num- off-site to Harborview access-to-education rights strate the contribution of ber 20 currently houses School. to senior leadership during Francophones to the devel- the archives for the base Earlier this year, building the late 1960s and early opment of B.C. N20 was named to the B.C. 1970s. Under pressure to The base and the histori- museum, but 35 years ago Retired and active Register of Historic Places provide services in both of cal society are planning to it served a much different because of its cultural legacy Canada’s official languages, erect a bilingual marker in purpose. and importance in the prov- the decision was eventually front of the building denot- military join for free for Between 1973 and 1984, ince’s history. made to accommodate the ing its historical importance. Cabin No. 20 was known to The announcement rights of French-speaking The base museum also one year our Francophone commu- came by decree from the children from military hopes to celebrate the leg- nity as “la petite école rouge” B.C. Legislative Assembly families. acy of the school with a Weekly Meat Draws On Saturdays 3-5pm or “Little Red Schoolhouse” in March 2019 as part of “Many children had been photo display at the front in English. Month of the Francophone taught French in Ottawa of adjacent building N29, Members & Guests Welcome Back then, the building celebrations in our province. and Halifax before moving which was also used by the Call us for Catering & Room Rentals was an elementary school It named N20 and 23 other with their [military] school. for up to 80 French-speaking sites across the province as families to Esquimalt, but CFB Esquimalt Naval and students each year. It had a Historic Places. prior to 1973 the base Military Museum Exhibit The New Era Legion staff of four teachers who Gisèle Samson, a student’s did not have a school for Designer Clare Sharpe rcl91.ca offered instruction from assistant and volunteer for Francophone children,” said plans to add imagery of Kindergarten to Grade 6. the Victoria Francophone Samson. “During my time students and teachers from In October 1977 the Historical Society, says the as assistant teacher to the the school to N29’s win- school was officially named announcement by the prov- children in my classroom dows. She is appealing to École Victor G Brodeur for ince was warmly received at École Victor-Brodeur on the military community BRITISH COLUMBIA/YUKON the former Rear-Admiral by Victoria’s Francophone Head Street, I learned of and those who attended the COMMAND who commanded the Pacific community. our historical legacy and school for class photographs Fleet during the Second “The B.C. heritage desig- its connections to CFB and photos of students and 761 Station Ave., Langford, BC 250-478-1828 World War and used the nation is being applauded Esquimalt.” teachers at work and play building as his residence by the Francophone com- The process of recogniz- at the school. She encour- between 1932 and 1933. munity and many others ing the building got its start ages those interested in The building was designed here in town and even fur- with an announcement by contributing photos to the by architect John Teague ther afield because of its the Victoria Francophone project to contact her at (1833-1902) to serve as huge significance to all of Historical Society in the [email protected] Each beer helps a veteran! Black Hops is run by veterans, for veterans. We donate partial Ask me about the proceeds to Military/Veterans discount veterans’ programs E: [email protected] / 250-516-2024 P: 250-475-1345 W: www.barneshdvictoria.com

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Peter Mallett “I went off the ramp of the plane Staff Writer and he followed me out about 10 seconds behind me,” said Mark. Vancouver Island army cadet Carter says he was too busy had a huge surprise when he focusing on the mechanics of A travelled to Ontario to com- his jump and passing his test to plete his basic parachute qualifica- truly realize the significance of his tion course. father’s presence. It was only after Cadet Warrant Officer Carter Carter successfully completed his Smith of the 2422 Nanaimo Army jump that he realized having his Cadets was one of 50 army cadets dad there with him provided a from across the country who had huge edge. gathered inside a hangar at CFB “It was definitely a confidence Trenton on Aug. 13 for the com- boost seeing him up there and pletion of their four-week para- reassured me that I could do it chute training course. properly,” said Carter. “While I was Carter, 17, was a tad nervous descending, I could see my dad hit in the moments leading up to his the ground and knowing he had first-ever parachuting experience. Cadet Warrant Officer Carter Smith of the 2422 Nanaimo Army Cadets walks with his father, landed successfully reassured me Those pre-jump jitters escalated RCMP Constable and army reservist Mark Smith, at the drop zone in Trenton, Ont. that I could do this properly too.” when he met his jumping partner Photo courtesy Capt Sharon Low Carter says other cadets realized – his father. what was transpiring and thought Mark Smith, Nanaimo Royal the jump with him.” lating a carefully written internal jump line with the cadets,” said it was “awesome.” Canadian Mounted Police Mark, 47, had previously served memo that eventually received Mark. “He bluntly asked me: Dad After successfully completing (RCMP) Detachment Constable, as a full-time soldier with the approval from the chain of what are you doing here.?’ He was his training, Carter wants to go and part-time army reservist with First Battalion, Royal Canadian command. shocked and couldn’t believe it parachuting again. After five years the Canadian Scottish Regiment Regiment (1RCR) and served as Mark didn’t get word he would when I told him I would be suiting as a member of the army cadets, (Princess Mary’s), hatched a a peacekeeper in Croatia and later be allowed to jump with his son up with him and then jumping out he also intends on sticking with his scheme to jump with his son. as a paratrooper with the 3RCR until four days prior. After getting of the plane ahead of him.” plans to follow in similar footsteps “At first I didn’t notice that he during the 1990s. But he hadn’t the green light, he packed his bags After slipping into their safety as his father. He wants to pursue a was in the hangar, then I saw an done any parachuting since those and paid for a flight to Toronto gear, the pair boarded the twin career with the regular force as a older man with a western divi- days and was due for a refresher and then made the three-hour turboprop Skyvan airplane and medic for airborne operations. sion patch on his uniform, did a course. drive up the 401 Highway to CFB waited patiently for their big But for now, father and son have double take and realized it was my He made all the necessary Trenton. moment. With perfect summer a unique memory to cherish. Dad,” said Carter. “I was initially arrangements for the surprise ren- “When he first noticed me there weather conditions and the morn- “I would say it was one of confused as to why my father was dezvous with his son weeks in in the hangar Carter couldn’t ing sun rising over the Bay of the greatest two minutes I have there, but then I gradually began advance of the jump. He received quite understand what in the Quinte, their plane climbed to the spent with my son, and one I will to realize I was going to be making approval for his plan after circu- world I was doing standing in the required altitude of 1,250 feet. remember forever,” said Mark.

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