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The Canadian Forces contribute during the national anthem before the Chuckwagon races start.

Hull Technician Qualification Level 5 course conduct live fire fighting training on the crash helicopter mock-up at the Canadian Forces Naval Engineering School, Damage Control School in Nova Scotia on 15 October, 2015.

 

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©DND 2015

Photo: Master Seaman Ronnie Kinnie, Formation Imaging Services Halifax

Victory Square, Vancouver, BC

After ingesting a miniscule rock into the CC-115 Buffaloe's pitot static system during takeoff from Prince Rupert, we required an escort back to Comox when we encountered IFR conditions. Not 100% sure what altitude we hit, but am reasonably certain we exceeded the Buffalo's service ceiling of 25,000? 446 met us above the cloud and together we made our way to Comox.

The main gun on the HMCS Vancouver -- a single Bofors 57mm Mk 2.

 

The Bofors 57 mm has a 120-round magazine and a rate of fire of about 220 shots/minute. The rate of fire and the ability to change ammunition types quickly makes the gun suitable for engaging both aerial and naval targets. (Wikipedia)

CAF 133102 - Canadair CT-133 Silver Star - Canadian Forces - Royal Canadian Air Force

at Comox Airport (YQQ)

 

Comox Air Force Museum - on display in the Heritage Air Park

 

built in 1953 and in service until 2002

Charles Davey' medals for: Metis Nation Veterans/ Peace Keeping Service De La Paix/ Special Service plus 2 United Nations medals.

Canadian Forces reservists conduct a training exercise at Yakima Training Center.

SU2010-1380-13.

Ottawa, Ontario.

19 October 2010.

Louise Mercier-Johnson, VP Maritime Affairs of the Navy League of Canada, the Chief of the Maritime Staff Vice Admiral Dean McFadden and 'Navy Hero' Lieutenant (Navy) Nicole Robichaud listen to Minister of National Defence, Peter MacKay at the Navy Appreciation Day hosted by the Navy League of Canada on Parliament Hill cocktail hour and presentations by CMS,. .

Photo by Corporal Dianne Neuman, CFSU(O) Photo Services © 2010 DND-MDN, CANADA.

 

I was cursing the truck for being in frame but I like the way this shot turned out

Farnborough International 1988

 

Olympus OM4/OM2sp

Zuiko 200mm f4 65-200 f4

FP4

15. janvārī Ādažu kultūras centrā notika NATO paplašinātās klātbūtnes Latvijā kaujas grupas vadības maiņas ceremonija, noslēdzoties pirmajai Latvijā izvietotās kaujas grupas karavīru rotācijai.

 

Ceremonijā piedalījās aizsardzības ministrs Raimonds Bergmanis, Nacionālo bruņoto spēku Apvienotā štāba priekšnieka vietnieks atbalsta jautājumos brigādes ģenerālis Imants Ziediņš, Sauszemes spēku Mehanizētās kājnieku brigādes komandieris pulkvedis Atis Ilmārs Lejiņš un citi augsta līmeņa viesi.

 

Ceremonijas laikā Latvijā izvietotās NATO paplašinātās klātbūtnes kaujas grupas vadību pārņēma pulkvežleitnants Šons Frenčs (Sean French), nomainot līdzšinējo kaujas grupas komandieri pulkvežleitnantu Veidu Rutlandu (Wade Rutland).

 

Foto: srž. Ēriks Kukutis, vsrž. Gatis Indrēvics (Kaujas audiovizuālā grupa)

 

Change of command ceremony of the Canadian-led multinational NATO enhanced Forward Presence Battlegroup Latvia

 

A ceremony was held today at the Ādaži Cultural Center near Riga Latvia, marking the change of command of the Canadian-led multinational NATO enhanced Forward Presence Battlegroup Latvia from its outgoing Commander, Lieutenant-Colonel Wade Rutland, to its incoming Commander, Lieutenant-Colonel Sean French. This event highlights the end of the first rotation of NATO eFP BG troops deployed to Latvia. Along with the other three eFP BGs in Estonia, Lithuania and Poland, these BGs are a demonstration of NATO solidarity, determination and ability to defend the Alliance against possible aggression. As part of the Alliance posture, these measures are defensive in nature, proportionate, consistent with our international commitments and demonstrate our respect for the rules-based European security architecture.

 

Photos: OR5 Eriks Kukutis, OR-6 Gatis Indrevics (Combat Camera Team Latvia)

 

Canadian Forces "SkyHawks" -

during the 2016 London Air Show

 

The Canadian Armed Forces Parachute Team SkyHawks is Canada’s only military parachute demonstration team. The SkyHawks are based out of Trenton, Ontario

Photo Taken at Fire Pit in King's Park, just east of Regina, Saskatchewan

It is customary during Basic Training to be taught drill throughout the cousre, but during the first five weeks, the most crucial movements are the ones being learned. To signify that the recruit is still in this phase, the beret that they wear bears no emblem at all. Upon the completion of the fifth week, and with a pass on the drill test, the recruit is issued a badge for his beret. This is to show that they are making progress with their drill and overall deportment. It shows the Crown, as a symbol to our allegience to the Queen; the ring of Maple Leaves, to signify our Canadian heritage; the Eagle is a symbol of the Air Force; the swords are a symbol of the Army; and the anchor is where I am... Navy.

Robbie and Mom pose for a shot beside what Robbie thought to be a pretty cool piece of aviation equipment.

 

This image is © Ian Benninghaus 2010. All rights reserved.

 

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Photo Credit: Chris Bolin / Calgary Stampede

Personnel from the Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade assess progress on the reconstruction of the Kandahar Provincial Council Hall, a governance infrastructure development project managed by the Kandahar Provincial Reconstruction Team.

 

Le personnel d'Affaires étrangères et Commerce international Canada évalue les progrès de la reconstruction de la salle de conseil provincial de Kandahar. Il s’agit d’un projet de développement des infrastructures gouvernementales géré par l’équipe de reconstruction provinciale de Kandahar.

 

IS2010-4061-01, Cplc Pierre Thériault

Français/French

VL2012-0046-108

20 avril 2012

BFC Gagetown, NB

 

Du 18 au 29 avril 2012, des opérations de cordon et fouille sont effectuées par différentes équipes de combat, constituer de l’infanteries, des ingénieurs et des blindées.

 

Depuis le 10 avril dernier, plus de 3500 soldats provenant du 5e Groupe-brigade mécanisé du Canada (5 GBMC) s’entrainent dans les secteurs de la Garnison Gagetown (N.-B.) dans le cadre de l'exercice LION INTREPIDE, et ce, jusqu'au 9 mai 2012. Avec ses reliefs diversifiés, la Garnison Gagetown offre aux militaires de Valcartier un milieu d'entrainement différent et un plus vaste terrain de manœuvres.

L’exercice LION INTREPIDE 2012 permet aux unités du 5 GBMC, ainsi qu’à ses unités affiliées, de renouer avec différents concepts de guerre se concentrant désormais sur des techniques d'entrainement militaire plus classiques. Cette réorientation est essentielle pour l'accomplissement de futures missions de combat, d'aide humanitaire, de maintien de la paix ou autre

 

Photo par : Cpl Sébastien Grimard

Affaires Publiques

Copyright © 2012 DND-MDN

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English/Anglais

VL2012-0046-108

April 20th 2012

CFB Gagetown, NB

 

From April 18th to the 29th, cordon and search operations are conducted by different combat teams that are composed of infantry, combat engineers and armoured troops.

 

Since April 10, more than 3,500 troops from 5 Canadian Mechanized Brigade Group (5 CMBG) are in the Gagetown Garrison training areas (N. B.) for Exercise LION INTREPIDE, and will remain there until May 9, 2012. With its diverse terrain, Gagetown Garrison provides the troops from Valcartier with a different training environment and a vast training ground. Exercise LION INTREPIDE 2012 allows the units from 5 CMBG, and affiliated units, to renew with different war concepts that concentrate on more classic military techniques. This reorientation is essential in order to prepare the soldiers to carry out future combat missions, humanitarian aid, peacekeeping and other types of mission.

 

Photo by : Cpl Sebastien Grimard

Public Affairs

Copyright © 2012 DND-MDN

Add a description…Show you remember the 516 Canadians killed and 1,200+ wounded or taken prisoner in the Korean War with a share.

 

More information : www.veterans.gc.ca/eng/feature/koreanwar

 

Photo: Veteran John Stubber pauses at a grave site following a commemorative ceremony in the Republic of Korea in April.

 

Montrez que vous vous souvenez des 516 Canadiens qui ont été tués et des quelque 1 200 autres qui blessés ou capturés au cours de la guerre de Corée et n’oubliez pas de partager.

 

Pour en savoir davantage :

www.veterans.gc.ca/fra/archives/korean-guerre

 

Photo : M. John Stubber, vétéran de la guerre de Corée, se recueille devant une pierre tombale lors d'une cérémonie commémorative en République de Corée, en avril dernier.

left to right 130314, 130317, 130311

March 2 2011

Mediterranean region

 

Passengers disembark a CC-130J Hercules aircraft during Operation MOBILE.

 

Operation MOBILE is the Canadian Forces contribution to Canada's emergency evacuation response to the situation in Libya. The mission demonstrates Canada's solidarity with our partners and allies as we continue to work together to address the situation in the region. Canada stands ready to support the wider international response to the situation in Libya, including supporting humanitarian assistance efforts.

 

Photo by Corporal Jax Kennedy, Canadian Forces Combat Camera

C-GDVF - Raytheon Beechcraft B200 Super KingAir - Aero Support Canada

(operating for the Canadian Forces)

at Hamilton International Airport (YHM)

 

Aero Support Canada is the prime contractor to 8 Wing Trenton Multi Engine Utility Flight (M.E.U.F). This includes the lease and full maintenance support of two Beechcraft King Air B200 aircraft.

Watch NFB "Canada's Air Defence" on CF-100 operations

www.nfb.ca/film/canadas_air_defence

C-GDVF - Raytheon Beechcraft B200 Super KingAir - Aero Support Canada

(operating for the Canadian Forces)

at Hamilton International Airport (YHM)

 

Aero Support Canada is the prime contractor to 8 Wing Trenton Multi Engine Utility Flight (M.E.U.F). This includes the lease and full maintenance support of two Beechcraft King Air B200 aircraft.

Caen, France

Aug '44

 

The only statue left standing in Caen. In fact it is the only thing made by man that was left standing. The whole city is just a heap of rubble.

With planes and helicopters on display to celebrate Sourdough Rendezvous Festival.

These Afghan Orphan Boys are running when they saw our truck pull in at the Orphanage where they live.

English/Anglais.

AR2010-0288-13.

03 October 2010.

Kandahar Airfield, Afghanistan.

Joint Task Force Afghanistan (JTF-Afg).

Nearly 500 runners participated in the 30th Anniversary Terry Fox Run at Kandahar Airfield, Afghanistan. Over $19000.00 was raised at Kandahar Airfield during the Terry Fox Run and Terry Fox head/beard shave fund raiser. JTF-Afg is Canada’s military contribution to Afghanistan. Canadian operations focus on working with Afghan authorities to improve security, governance, and economic development in the country..

Photo by Sgt Daren Kraus, Task Force Kandahar, Afghanistan Image Tech, Roto 9..

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Making a rare visit to the east side of the airfield is this Cormorant helicopter which was full of SAR-TECHs in red jump suits

My Military Medals (L to R):

SWASM (South West Asia Service Medal)

CPSM (Canadian Peacekeeping Service Medal)

UNMIS (United Nations Mission in Sudan)

UNPROFOR (Nato Medal for Former Yugoslavia)

CD (Canadian Forces Decoration)

Français/French

VL2012-0046-107

20 avril 2012

BFC Gagetown, NB

 

Du 18 au 29 avril 2012, des opérations de cordon et fouille sont effectuées par différentes équipes de combat, constituer de l’infanteries, des ingénieurs et des blindées.

 

Depuis le 10 avril dernier, plus de 3500 soldats provenant du 5e Groupe-brigade mécanisé du Canada (5 GBMC) s’entrainent dans les secteurs de la Garnison Gagetown (N.-B.) dans le cadre de l'exercice LION INTREPIDE, et ce, jusqu'au 9 mai 2012. Avec ses reliefs diversifiés, la Garnison Gagetown offre aux militaires de Valcartier un milieu d'entrainement différent et un plus vaste terrain de manœuvres.

L’exercice LION INTREPIDE 2012 permet aux unités du 5 GBMC, ainsi qu’à ses unités affiliées, de renouer avec différents concepts de guerre se concentrant désormais sur des techniques d'entrainement militaire plus classiques. Cette réorientation est essentielle pour l'accomplissement de futures missions de combat, d'aide humanitaire, de maintien de la paix ou autre

 

Photo par : Cpl Sébastien Grimard

Affaires Publiques

Copyright © 2012 DND-MDN

___________________________________________________

 

English/Anglais

VL2012-0046-107

April 20th 2012

CFB Gagetown, NB

 

From April 18th to the 29th, cordon and search operations are conducted by different combat teams that are composed of infantry, combat engineers and armoured troops.

 

Since April 10, more than 3,500 troops from 5 Canadian Mechanized Brigade Group (5 CMBG) are in the Gagetown Garrison training areas (N. B.) for Exercise LION INTREPIDE, and will remain there until May 9, 2012. With its diverse terrain, Gagetown Garrison provides the troops from Valcartier with a different training environment and a vast training ground. Exercise LION INTREPIDE 2012 allows the units from 5 CMBG, and affiliated units, to renew with different war concepts that concentrate on more classic military techniques. This reorientation is essential in order to prepare the soldiers to carry out future combat missions, humanitarian aid, peacekeeping and other types of mission.

 

Photo by : Cpl Sebastien Grimard

Public Affairs

Copyright © 2012 DND-MDN

Soldiers from The Princess Louise Fusiliers on the Basic Assault Pioneer Course learn to build structures using concrete materials at the Canadian Forces Naval Engineering School Damage Control Division training area in Halifax, NS on 21 January 2023.

 

Photo By: Warrant Officer James Roberge, 5th Canadian Division Public Affairs

 

@DND-MDN Canada Copyright

 

 

Des soldats du Princess Louise Fusiliers suivant le cours de base de pionnier d'assaut apprennent à construire des structures en utilisant des matériaux en béton au Division du contrôle des avaries de l'École de génie naval des Forces canadiennes à Halifax, en Nouvelle-Écosse, le 21 janvier 2023.

 

Photo par: Adjudant James Roberge, Affaires publiques, 5e Division du Canada

 

Droits d’auteurs @DND-MDN Canada

 

Lieutenant-General Hainse the Commander of the Canadian Army eats a ration lunch at Drop Zone Anzio during Exercise Collaborative Spirit in Garrison Petawawa.on October 18, 2013..

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Photo: Corporal D. Salisbury.

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English/Anglais.

AR2010-0288-37.

03 October 2010.

Kandahar Airfield, Afghanistan.

Joint Task Force Afghanistan (JTF-Afg).

Nearly 500 runners participated in the 30th Anniversary Terry Fox Run at Kandahar Airfield, Afghanistan. Over $19000.00 was raised at Kandahar Airfield during the Terry Fox Run and Terry Fox head/beard shave fund raiser. JTF-Afg is Canada’s military contribution to Afghanistan. Canadian operations focus on working with Afghan authorities to improve security, governance, and economic development in the country..

Photo by Sgt Daren Kraus, Task Force Kandahar, Afghanistan Image Tech, Roto 9..

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Lieutenant-General Hainse the Commander of the Canadian Army, and his group, watch a mounted platoon attack with Alpha Jets demonstration at Drop Zone Anzio, during exercise Collaborative Spirit in Garrison Petawawa on October 18, 2013..

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Photo: Corporal D. Salisbury.

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Our American hosts by one of their Humvees.

Lieutenant-General Hainse the Commander of the Canadian Army, and his group, watch a mounted platoon attack demonstration at Drop Zone Anzio, during exercise Collaborative Spirit in Garrison Petawawa on October 18, 2013..

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Photo: Corporal D. Salisbury.

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