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Maple Resolve 2016
Members of the 3rd Battalion Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry participate in parachute insertion during Exercise Maple Resolve in Wainwright, Alberta, on 04 June, 2016. Exercise MAPLE RESOLVE is an annual collective training event held in Wainwright, Alberta as the final confirmation gateway for the High Readiness Brigade designated for any potential international operations. This year’s High Readiness Brigade is formed by 1 Canadian Mechanized Brigade Group out of Edmonton, Alberta and Shilo, Manitoba.
Exercise MAPLE RESOLVE 1601 is the Canadian Army’s largest and most complex training event of
the year. Running from 23 May until 6 June, 1 Canadian Mechanized Brigade Group soldiers and the
designated High Readiness Aviation Battalion 1-16, with support from the Royal Canadian Air Force,
the US Army, US Reserves, US National Guard, US Marines, Brazilian Army, French Army and a
British Army Infantry Company, are taking part in this year’s exercise.
Photo Credit: Cpl Andrew Wesley, Directorate of Army Public Affairs3rd Battalion Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry participates in parachute insertion during Exercise Maple Resolve in Wainwright, Alberta, on 04 June, 2016. Exercise MAPLE RESOLVE is an annual collective training event held in Wainwright, Alberta as the final confirmation gateway for the High Readiness Brigade designated for any potential international operations. This year’s High Readiness Brigade is formed by 1 Canadian Mechanized Brigade Group out of Edmonton, Alberta and Shilo, Manitoba.
Exercise MAPLE RESOLVE 1601 is the Canadian Army’s largest and most complex training event of
the year. Running from 23 May until 6 June, 1 Canadian Mechanized Brigade Group soldiers and the
designated High Readiness Aviation Battalion 1-16, with support from the Royal Canadian Air Force,
the US Army, US Reserves, US National Guard, US Marines, Brazilian Army, French Army and a
British Army Infantry Company, are taking part in this year’s exercise.
Photo Credit: Cpl Andrew Wesley, Directorate of Army Public Affairs
Maple Resolve 2016
Members of the 3rd Battalion Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry participate in parachute insertion during Exercise Maple Resolve in Wainwright, Alberta, on 04 June, 2016. Exercise MAPLE RESOLVE is an annual collective training event held in Wainwright, Alberta as the final confirmation gateway for the High Readiness Brigade designated for any potential international operations. This year’s High Readiness Brigade is formed by 1 Canadian Mechanized Brigade Group out of Edmonton, Alberta and Shilo, Manitoba.
Exercise MAPLE RESOLVE 1601 is the Canadian Army’s largest and most complex training event of
the year. Running from 23 May until 6 June, 1 Canadian Mechanized Brigade Group soldiers and the
designated High Readiness Aviation Battalion 1-16, with support from the Royal Canadian Air Force,
the US Army, US Reserves, US National Guard, US Marines, Brazilian Army, French Army and a
British Army Infantry Company, are taking part in this year’s exercise.
Photo Credit: Cpl Andrew Wesley, Directorate of Army Public Affairs3rd Battalion Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry participates in parachute insertion during Exercise Maple Resolve in Wainwright, Alberta, on 04 June, 2016. Exercise MAPLE RESOLVE is an annual collective training event held in Wainwright, Alberta as the final confirmation gateway for the High Readiness Brigade designated for any potential international operations. This year’s High Readiness Brigade is formed by 1 Canadian Mechanized Brigade Group out of Edmonton, Alberta and Shilo, Manitoba.
Exercise MAPLE RESOLVE 1601 is the Canadian Army’s largest and most complex training event of
the year. Running from 23 May until 6 June, 1 Canadian Mechanized Brigade Group soldiers and the
designated High Readiness Aviation Battalion 1-16, with support from the Royal Canadian Air Force,
the US Army, US Reserves, US National Guard, US Marines, Brazilian Army, French Army and a
British Army Infantry Company, are taking part in this year’s exercise.
Photo Credit: Cpl Andrew Wesley, Directorate of Army Public Affairs