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2nd Bn Irish Regiment of Canada Lieutenant Colonel John Valtonen 25 June 2008 2nd Battalion The Irish Regiment of Canada • LIGHT INFANTRY RESERVE UNIT PRIMARY RESERVE COMPONENT OF THE CANADIAN FORCES • 1 of nearly 40 Reserve units in Ontario • Total of 15,500 Reservists • EFFECTIVE STRENGTH: 110 personnel • ANNUAL BUDGET: Avg $700,000 • RECRUITS: Avg 30 personnel enrolled annually • AGE: 16-60 Mission The 2nd Battalion Irish Regiment of Canada will proactively attract and train citizens in order to retain Professional Army Reserve soldiers to participate in Canada's International and Domestic operations. Regimental Motto FIOR GO BAS – FAITHFUL UNTO DEATH 112 years of Army Reserves in Sudbury 24 Aug 1896 – Sudbury’s Rifle Company No. 2 Coy of the 97th Regiment of Rifles 15 March 1965 - 2nd Battalion Irish Regiment of Canada Training Commitment -1x Thursday Night Week (min 1x weekend/month) - 2 week Collective Training Exercise every August (Ex NANOOK) Battle Rhythm Sept to Dec – Individual Battle Task Standards / Winter skills Jan to May – Collective training at the section/platoon level June to August – Career courses Effective Leadership: Duty with Honour Direct, motivate, and enable others to accomplish the mission professionally and ethically, while developing or enhancing our individual and collective capabilities. TT Block 2: Stability Operations Block 1: Warfighting Block 3: Humanitarian Operations The Irish Regiment on Operations • Cyprus, Golan Heights, Balkans and Afghanistan. • In the past decade, over 50 soldiers from the Irish Regiment have served in overseas operations. • Currently, MCpl Brown is serving in Afghanistan as a Medic. TASK FORCE 3-08 • 10 soldiers are deploying in late summer • Training Winter/Spring 07 • Deploy Summer 08 to Afghanistan TASK FORCE 1-10 • Currently soldiers are self identifying • Training Fall 09 • Deploy Winter 10 to Afghanistan Domestic Operations CIMIC - CIVILIAN MILITARY COOPERATION Supports the commanders mission by establishing and maintaining coordination and cooperation between the military force and civilian actors in the commanders area of operation. - International Operations - Domestic Ops - Northern Flood Evacuations Support The Troops Questions ? www.forces.ca Final Thought.

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