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FFINALINAL FAREWELLFAREWELL The view from Bickford Tower shows the full breadth of HMCS Protecteur berthed at A jetty as it is paid off May 14. Gathered on the jetty to witness the historic event were a mix of former and current Protecteur sailors, dignitaries and civilians. Read the full story on page 3. LS Zachariah Stopa, MARPAC Imaging Services

Inset: LCdr Blair Brown, Protecteur’s last Commanding Officer, leads the ship’s company in the last march-off at the end of the ceremony. MCpl Michael Bastien, MARPAC Imaging Services

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From the Chief of the Defence Staff RESOURCES Any member experiencing sexually demeaning I was disappointed to see the recent siderations went into the stand-up Canada. This might mean, for exam- or harassing behaviour of any kind has a range of media reports on the actions we are of our response team, rather it is the ple, something that draws from the options available to him or her. You can seek assis- taking to respond to the issue of Action Plan that they developed to Australian model, which empowers tance from any of the various resources below. inappropriate sexual behaviour in the respond to this issue. This Action victims, but also strengthens the chain • If you need immediate assistance, call 911. Canadian Armed Forces. We clearly Plan, as endorsed by our senior lead- of command’s ability to lead and care • To report an incident of sexual misconduct or recognize the seriousness of this issue, ership and released publically, clear- for the well-being of its members, and sexual assault, contact your Canadian Forces and are committed to responding to ly accepts all of the recommenda- reports regularly to their Chief of the National Investigation Service regional office, it. This is why I ordered an internal tions made by Madame Deschamps, Defence Force through the Chiefs of 250-363-5550 (Victoria) review into our policies and pro- either outright or in principle. Major- Service Committee. We are also look- cedures last spring, and it is why General Chris Whitecross and her ing at the US system, which is led by • The CF Military Police Group’s Victims I further commissioned Madame team are now actively examining a two-star general who reports to an Assistance Program is designed to assist victims, Deschamps to undertake her external options for how to best achieve the under-secretary of defense. especially those of violent crimes, in dealing examination. intent of each of these recommenda- “While we are ultimately uncer- with the trauma and after-effects that can result from crime. Contact your local Canadian Forces “Even before her final report was tions. tain which model will be the best fit National Investigation Service. received, we took the proactive mea- “There has been much discussion for Canada, and therefore how we sure to stand-up a dedicated team, led on the issue of Madame Deschamps’ will implement this recommenda- • It is the responsibility of your chain of com- by Major-General Chris Whitecross, recommendation to establish a tion, we fully recognize the need to mand to support you if you are being harassed to examine the final report, and to ‘Centre of Accountability’ which is have a centre which is independent or discriminated against. However, if your con- develop an action plan to respond separate from the chain of command. of undue influence from the chain of cern is with your chain of command, report to it. The directive I issued for this Her report suggested that we exam- command. the incident one level higher in the chain of included planning assumptions, pro- ine models for this such as those used “Our response to this issue has been command. Alternatively, the complaint may be submitted to the unit Harassment Advisor. vided to MGen Whitecross to guide by the militaries of Australia, France clear, and we will remain resolute in her work. These planning assump- or the United States. our commitment to addressing it. • Further support is available to you through your tions should in no way be viewed as “To be absolutely clear, we have Inappropriate sexual behaviour has local chaplain or healthcare professionals, the restrictions or orders for her to ignore accepted this recommendation no place in today’s Canadian Armed CAF Member Assistance Program and through the recommendations of the final in principle, and Major-General Forces, and we will take strong steps the Conflict Resolution Centres. report. Any such suggestion is quite Whitecross is now actively examining to initiate positive change.” For more information on this issue: www.forces. simply false. these models to develop recommen- gc.ca/en/caf-community-support-services/sexual- “The salient point is not what con- dations for what will be the best fit in General Tom Lawson misconduct.page MP 75th Anniversary Mess Dinner Get your tickets now! Thanks to our sponsor Thursday, 11 June 2015 TICKETS SELLING FAST! Reception at 1800 hrs • Dinner at 1900 hrs Esquimalt Chief and Petty Offi cers’ Mess, 1575 Lyall Street $25 per person To purchase tickets contact: Dress: Mess Dress 2 or 2B for Military members and Sgt Barry Oxford at [email protected] civilian equivalent for non-serving members. or Cpl Kajan at [email protected] May 19, 2015 LOOKOUT • 3

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Rachel Lallouz as a replenishment oiler the Naden Band of the Royal deployed to Florida as part spoke of that harrowing attitude and mission focus, Staff Writer that kept Canadian and Canadian Navy. Hovering in of the relief effort after night. throughout her tremen- allied ships stocked with the distance was a Sea King Hurricane Andrew. “In the finest traditions dous service in the Royal “If our frigates and the necessary provisions to ready to give an aerial salute Following a violent out- of the Royal Canadian Canadian Navy for more are our eyes, successfully complete com- with a fly past. burst in East Timor in 1999, Navy (RCN), the crew of than 45 years,” he said. ears, and hands, then surely bat operations. Protecteur’s legacy is long Protecteur was deployed as Protecteur, alone in the Following the speeches, Protecteur was the heart of “In her 46 years of ser- and varied, full of colorful part of the Australian-led high seas, in the dark of the crew, lining one side the fleet,” said Lieutenant vice, Protecteur’s reach has stories and heroic moments. peacekeeping task force. night, with no power bat- of the ship high above Commander Blair Brown, far exceeded her grasp,” In 1982, the ship with In 2014, the navy decided tled a major main-space fire the crowd, gave three last the ship’s last commanding said LCdr Brown, the 33rd Sea King embarked, and to retire the veteran ship. with inspirational leader- cheers then marched off officer, to those witnessing commanding officer of the crew were responsible for But the end date was accel- ship, unfailing courage and the ship for the last time. Protecteur’s paying off last ship. “She’s served her com- the rescue of 28 Norwegian erated because of a crip- solid training.” As the Naden Band played Thursday. munity well.” sailors from motor vessel pling engine room fire off More than 10,000 sailors Auld Lang Syne the com- Behind him loomed the Before LCdr Brown were Essi Silje, a chemical tanker the coast of Hawaii Feb. and aircrew have served on missioning pennant, Jack ship’s grey hull, sitting high guests, a mix of former whose port engine room 27, 2014. The crew battled board Protecteur as it sailed and Ensign were hauled in the water because it no Protecteur sailors, dignitar- had caught fire. the blaze for more than 11 more than 800,000 nautical down, and the port flag longer carried fuel and cargo ies and civilians, sitting in Protecteur was involved hours. miles over the course of its hoisted. to replenish other warships. neat rows, all gathered to in combat missions dur- At the podium, tenure as a RCN ship. This was a fitting tribute Commissioned on Aug. mark the historic event. ing the first Gulf War in Commodore Bob “The ship and her ship’s to a warship and its’ sailors 30, 1969, Protecteur served Adding to the celebratory 1991 on Operation Desert Auchterlonie, Commander companies have shown the who served with distinction for 46 years on both coasts occasion was the music of Shield. A year later it Canadian Fleet Pacific, same spirit, the same can-do for 46 years.

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STAFF WRITER As the Department of National to serve in the CAF. War Rachel Lallouz 250-363-3672 Defence and Canadian Armed heroes such as Sergeant Francis Forces’ (CAF’s) Champion for Pegahmagabow and Sergeant [email protected] Aboriginal Peoples, I welcome Thomas Prince exemplify the PRODUCTION this opportunity to express my proud warrior spirit and deep Carmel Ecker 250-363-8033 gratitude to the First Peoples of sense of patriotism so important [email protected] this land for their past and cur- to First Nations, Inuit and Métis Shelley Fox 250-363-8033 rent contributions to this coun- cultures. 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During of Canada have continued to speaks with members of the Black Bear training course Ivan Groth 250-363-3133 the War of 1812, more than answer the call of duty when- at 5th Canadian Division Support Base Gagetown, New [email protected] 10 000 First Nations and Métis ever our country calls. We give Brunswick. warriors under renowned chief our eternal thanks to those who Joshua Buck 250-363-8602 Tecumseh fought alongside the paid the ultimate price in serv- members helps this organization butions of the Aboriginal Peoples [email protected] British and Canadian militias, an ing our nation, such as Master stand ready to meet challeng- of Canada during Aboriginal alliance that proved critical in Corporal Kristal Giesebrecht, a es in an increasingly complex Awareness Week. EDITORIAL ADVISOR the shaping of Canada. member of the Mohawks of the world. I recognize and value the Sara Helmeczi 250-363-7060 Despite early barriers to Bay of Quinte, who died in an ways in which the unique cul- Lieutenant-General Marquis Published each Monday, under the authority of Aboriginal Peoples’ participa- incident involving an improvised tural, spiritual and traditional Hainse Capt(N) Steve Waddell, Base Commander. tion, that tradition of service explosive device in Afghanistan identities of the First Nations, Commander Canadian Army Le LOOKOUT est publié tous les lundi, and sacrifice continued in the in 2010. Inuit and Métis Peoples enrich and Department of National sous l’égide du Capt(N) Steve Waddell, First and Second World Wars, The CAF belongs to all the the CAF’s military ethos. Defence and Canadian Commandant de la Base. when thousands of Aboriginal peoples of Canada. 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Engine room fire - Commendations and awards

Katelyn Moores The award recipients were rec- Bravo Zulus. saved the ship. to have Protecteur towed back to MARPAC PA Office ognized for actions beyond the They were recognized for a Protecteur experienced a major CFB Esquimalt. Upon return, an demands of normal duty in which variety of contributions, includ- engine room fire last year while assessment of the work, time and Twenty-five past and cur- they displayed outstanding lead- ing working to restore and main- returning to Esquimalt after a two resources necessary for the repairs, rent crew members of HMCS ership, extensive knowledge and tain vital communications systems, month deployment in the Mid- in relation to the time left before Protecteur and two civilian Fleet relentless effort in response to a improving morale and supporting Pacific. As a result of the sig- the anticipated end of service in Maintenance Facility (FMF) Cape major engine room fire at sea on fellow shipmates, restoring essen- nificant damage sustained during 2017, resulted in the decision to Breton employees were recog- Feb. 27, 2014. tial services such as hygiene facili- the fire, Protecteur was assisted accelerate her paying off. nized at an Honours and Awards The Commander Royal ties and electricity, and providing by USS Michael Murphy, USNS After 46 years of exemplary Ceremony May 6, presided over Canadian Navy Commendation medical support. Their tremen- Sioux and USS Chosin, and towed service, the auxiliary oil replenish- by Rear-Admiral Bill Truelove, was awarded to 13 members, dous achievements, along with the back to Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. ment ship was paid off during a Commander Maritime Forces while another 14 members extensive training and the exem- A damage assessment was per- ceremony at CFB Esquimalt on Pacific. received Commander MARPAC plary leadership of the entire crew, formed, and the decision was made May 14.

RAdm William Truelove, Commander /Joint Task Force (Pacific), and Cmdre Bob Auchterlonie, Commander Canadian Fleet Pacific, presented awards May 6 to some of the last crew members of the former HMCS Protecteur for their roles in saving the ship from a devastat- ing engine room fire. Photos by Ed Dixon, MARPAC Imaging Services

Left: PO1 Nels Jensen receives the Commander Commendation for his leadership and support to the ship’s company by restoring order and routine onboard in the days following the fire. Right: LS Jordan Barkauskas receives the Maritime Forces Pacific Bravo Zulu Certificate of Appreciation for his dedication and support during the fire and the two months in towing preparations.

CPO2 Corey Young receives the PO1 David Hiller receives the Brian Hunter receives the Maritime Lorne King receives with the Maritime Commander Royal Canadian Navy Commander Royal Canadian Navy Forces Pacific Bravo Zulu Certificate Forces Pacific Bravo Zulu Certificate Commendation for his leadership Commendation for his leadership of Appreciation for dedication and of Appreciation for leadership, dedi- as Second Officer in Charge of the and support to the ship’s company technical acumen during the recov- cation and technical expertise during Manning Pool during the fire. by restoring order and routine in the ery of HMCS Protecteur after the fire the recovery of HMCS Protecteur in days following the fire. at sea. Hawaii following the fire. May 19, 2015 LOOKOUT • 9

Cpl Geoffrey Harshaw receives the MS Shawn Malone receives the Maj Ramzy Abdel-Galil receives the MS Dean Kijek receives the Commander Royal Canadian Navy Commander Royal Canadian Navy Maritime Forces Pacific Bravo Zulu Commander Royal Canadian Navy Commendation for his exceptional Commendation for his outstanding Certificate of Appreciation for his Commendation for his perseverance leadership as the leader of the Rapid leadership skills and technical knowl- dedication and excellent medical and technical expertise, enabling the Attack Team during the fire. edge in restoring electrical power to care and comfort provided to the ship to maintain secure communica- the ship. ship’s crew following the fire. tions following the fire.

CPO2 Cory Doyle receives the Sgt Angela Abbey receives the MS David Spiker receives the MS Yannick Berube receives the Maritime Forces Pacific Bravo Zulu Maritime Forces Pacific Bravo Zulu Maritime Forces Pacific Bravo Zulu Maritime Forces Pacific Bravo Zulu Certificate of Appreciation for his Certificate of Appreciation for per- Certificate of Appreciation for his Certificate of Appreciation for his exceptional leadership and resource- forming the vital task of photo- outstanding devotion to duty as a tireless effort and inspiration in fulness in restoring vital communica- graphic evidence-gathering with Casualty Clearer and Cook during uplifting the spirits of his crewmates tions Systems following the fire. great professionalism following the the fire. during the fire. fire.

MS Matthew Lovejoy receives the Cpl Stephanie Dondaneau receives PO2 Danny Proulx receives the LS Tong Fo receives the Maritime Commander Royal Canadian Navy the Maritime Forces Pacific Bravo Commander Royal Canadian Navy Forces Pacific Bravo Zulu Certificate Commendation for his outstanding Zulu Certificate of Appreciation for Commendation for his leadership of Appreciation for his ingenuity and leadership and support during the her tireless effort and inspiration in and professionalism during the fire. skill in re-engineering a common fire and the six day tow to Hawaii. uplifting the spirits of her crewmates household appliance to act as a vital during the fire. electrical component after the fire.

LS Virasak Phonpaseuth receives LS Lee Pratt receives the Maritime PO2 Shawn Mosson receives LS Donald Seaton receives the the Maritime Forces Pacific Bravo Forces Pacific Bravo Zulu Certificate the Commander Royal Canadian Maritime Forces Pacific Bravo Zulu Zulu Certificate of Appreciation for of Appreciation for his outstand- Navy Commendation for his situ- Certificate of Appreciation for his his devotion to duty as a Casualty ing devotion to duty as a Casualty ational awareness and hard work as devotion to duty as a Casualty Clearer and selfless service in provid- Clearer and selfless service in provid- Containment Monitor following the Clearer during the fire. His support ing logistics support to the crew and ing logistics support to the crew and fire. was as tireless as his enthusiasm and Command Team in the week follow- Command Team in the week follow- he bolstered the resolve of those ing the fire. ing the fire. around him to continue the fire- fighting efforts. 10 • Lookout May 19, 2015 May 19, 2015 Lookout • 11

United States Coast Guard Cutter, United States Ship Cape St George and HMCS Winnipeg sail in forma- tion during Exercise Trident Fury on May 5 off the coast of British Columbia. LS Ogle Henry, MARPAC Imaging Services

A CH-124 Sea King helicopter from HMCS Winnipeg flies over HMCS Yellowknife during Exercise Trident Fury off the west coast of . Cpl Stuart MacNeil, MARPAC Imaging Services

The Naval Boarding Party from HMCS Winnipeg practices ship clearing drills during Exercise Trident Fury off the west coast of Vancouver Island on May 5. A .50 Calibre Heavy Machine Gun operator onboard HMCS Calgary takes aim on a target off the coast of British Columbia. LS Ogle Henry, MARPAC Imaging Services

Right: Jason Kenney, Minister of National Defence, tours HMCS Calgary’s bridge during a visit May 10. Present during the tour was Cdr Julian Elbourne, Calgary’s Commanding Officer. LS Ogle Henry, MARPAC Imaging Services

Cpl Stuart MacNeil, MARPAC Imaging Services TRIDENT FURY

Lt(N) Paul Trenholm south are active shipping lanes, but safety Special guest Jason Kenney, Minister Of particular interest, recent graduates “It was very impressive to see the tactical missile exercise. MARPAC PA Office was at the forefront of the exercise. of National Defence and Minister for of the first Maritime Tactical Operators perspective they brought to the table, and “The RCN is the gifted generalist in Challenges and mounting complex- Multiculturalism, joined HMCS Winnipeg Course who will form the Enhanced how much they expanded the spectrum terms of capability. This exercise played to Exercise Trident Fury ended last Friday ity were built into each scenario by the during the exercise to witness the full Naval Boarding Party (ENBP) Team 1 of our operations; nothing seemed beyond that strength and all the ships and aircraft with more than 1,200 personnel going planners. Under assessment were air and scope of Canada’s navy and air force were woven into the exercise. Although their capabilities,” said SLt Michael Buss, a benefitted from the dynamic and chal- back to their units with a strong sense surface joint operations that included capabilities. traditional Naval Boarding Parties are bridge watch keeper in Winnipeg. lenging environment of Trident Fury 15,” of accomplishment having flexed their maritime surveillance, live air and surface Also participating in Trident Fury were able to perform basic obstructed board- The enhanced portion of the new board- said Lt(N) Matthew Arthur, a logistical mettle / metal. weapons firing, and anti-submarine war- HMCS Ships Calgary, Saskatoon, and ings, feedback from recent operational ing party includes protection for ships planner for the exercise. The warfare exercise, that took months fare training. Yellowknife, United States Ship Cape deployments, such as Operation Artemis, as they transit through more precarious Training exercises with international of preparation for 12 days of round-the- Several government agencies were St. George, United States Coast Guard emphasized the need for a naval boarding environments such the Strait of Hormuz. allies provide a unique opportunity to clock training, is a biennial, and often brought into the exercise. Members of Cutter Active, and RCN Orca-class ves- party capable of meeting a new level of The boarding party can also be employed help foster cooperative relationships that A United States Navy helicopter from Helicopter multinational naval exercise held off the the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, sel Wolf. assets threat. as an assault team for VIP extractions are critical to ensuring the safety of sea Squadron 23 based in Coronado, San Diego, coast of Vancouver Island by Maritime the United States Navy (USN) and the included the CP-140 Aurora Long Range The ENBP was attached to Winnipeg, ashore. lanes and security on the world’s oceans. California, conducts a refueling onboard HMCS Forces Pacific. United States Coast Guard (USCG) all Patrol Aircraft and CH-124 Sea King ship- which gave the navy the opportunity Over the two week period, ships, air- The United States is Canada’s most Calgary on May 7. From May 4 to 15, seven Canadian and brought their particular skill sets. Over based helicopters. to evaluate how the team operates and craft and personnel conducted 10 board- important ally and defence partner. LS Ogle Henry, MARPAC Imaging Services American naval vessels conducted mari- the course of the exercise these agencies American air assets included the USN integrates with a ship’s company. They ing serials, 34 opposing force probe harass Defence and security relations between time scenarios and weapons firing off in enhanced their skills required to operate P-3 Orion Maritime Patrol aircraft, SH-60 practiced short notice opposed boardings, and attack missions, nine gunnery serials, the two countries are longstanding, well- the Strait of Juan de Fuca. This location seamlessly with the military during real- Seahawk helicopters and EA-18 Growler where a target vessel is resisting boarding three anti-submarine serials, two helicop- entrenched, and highly successful. provided some challenges because to the life international operations. electronic warfare jets. attempts with deadly force. ter deck landing qualifications and one 12 • LOOKOUT May 19, 2015

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Europe and a growing sport This event is supported The Victoria Orienteering in North America. by the Greater Vancouver Club hosted the competi- In the individual compe- Orienteering Club who tion as part of a regular tition, which was open to integrate the cadet com- B-Meet, which attracted cadet units without com- petition into their annu- over 50 participants includ- plete teams, Cadet Joshua al Junior Orienteering ing cadet and other civilian Ralphs from 676 RCACS Festival. competitors. placed first on Course 1 For further information The weather was sunny and Cadets Huber and and results of the Vancouver and the beautiful campus Welch from 263 RCSCC Island Cadet Orienteering grounds with its mix of placed third on Course 2. 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