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BRITISH NEWFOUNDLAND COLUMBIA AND LABRADOR Cold Lake ALBERTA Edmonton SASKATCHEWAN Goose Bay Gander Comox Wainwright MANITOBA QUEBEC Suffield Moose Jaw Esquimalt Shilo Bagotville PRINCE ONTARIO EDWARD ISLAND Winnipeg Valcartier Gagetown Shearwater LEGEND Québec North Bay Halifax Army bases Montréal NOVA SCOTIA Navy bases Ottawa-Gatineau Greenwood Petawawa Air Force bases Aldershot (Army) Meaford (Army) Kingston National Defence Headquarters Trenton Borden NEW Other selected military Toronto BRUNSWICK installations and sites Overview of the CANADIAN ARMED FORCES

DEFENCE SPENDING PERSONNEL COMPOSITION ROYAL CANADIAN NAVY (Fiscal year 2017–2018) BY SERVICE $ Victoria-class submarines 4 $20.5 billion 33% Canadian Army Halifax-class frigates 12 PERSONNEL (Approximate figures) 20% Regular Force 68,000 Kingston-class maritime Royal Canadian coastal defence vessels 12 Primary Reserve Force 27,000 Air Force Canadian Rangers 5,000 12% Orca-class patrol craft 35% training vessels 8 24,000 Royal Canadian Civilians Other* Navy MV Asterix interim auxiliary * Includes personnel assigned to Canadian Joint Operations Command, Canadian Special Operations Forces Command, Military Personnel Command, oiler replenishment ship 1 Canadian Forces Intelligence Command, Strategic Joint Staff, North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD) and other units.

ROYAL CANADIAN AIR FORCE Jet fighters Helicopters CANADIAN ARMY 76 CF-188 Hornet 21 CH-124 Sea King The Canadian Army consists of 63 Regular Force units, 123 Primary Reserve Force Units and 179 Canadian Ranger Patrols in over 400 communities Long-range patrol aircraft 12 CH-148 Cyclone 4 Divisions: 18 CP-140 Aurora (as of June 2018) Each division commands the Regular Force and Reserve Force 15 units serving within its specific geographical area of responsibility. Transport aircraft (heavy) CH-147 Chinook 2nd Canadian Division 5 CC-177 85 CH-146 Griffon Responsible for Canadian Army units in Quebec Globemaster III 14 CH-149 Cormorant rd 5 CC-150 Polaris 3 Canadian Division Responsible for Canadian Army units in Western Canada Transport aircraft (medium) Trainers th 17 CC-130J 25 CT-156 Harvard II 4 Canadian Division Super Hercules Responsible for Canadian Army units in Ontario 16 CT-155 Hawk 12 CC-130 Hercules 5th Canadian Division 24 CT-114 Tutor 6 CC-115 Buffalo Responsible for Canadian Army Units in Atlantic Canada 4 CT-142 Dash-8 Transport aircraft (light) 13 4 CC-138 Twin Otter CH-139 Jet Ranger 4 CC-144 Challenger Infographic prepared by the Library of Parliament using information from the Department of National Defence.