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Royal Canadian Air Force squadrons and members of the Canadian Army gather at The Pas Airport to assist with evacuation efforts in Northern Manitoba due to forest fires during Operation LENTUS, taken on June 1, 2025, at The Pas, Manitoba.
Photo Credit: Aviator Nicholas Zahari, 17 Operations Support Squadron Imaging, Winnipeg.
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Des escadrons de l’Aviation royale canadienne et des membres de l’Armée canadienne sont rassemblés à l’aéroport de Le pas pour contribuer aux efforts d’évacuation dans le nord du Manitoba pendant les feux de forêt, au cours de l’opération LENTUS, le 1er juin 2025, à Le Pas, au Manitoba.
Photo : Aviateur Nicholas Zahari, Service d’imagerie du 17e Escadron de soutien aux opérations, Winnipeg
Royal Canadian Air Force squadrons and members of the Canadian Army gather at The Pas Airport to assist with evacuation efforts in Northern Manitoba due to forest fires during Operation LENTUS, taken on June 1, 2025, at The Pas, Manitoba.
Photo: Corporal Darren McDonald, 17 Operation Support Squadron Imaging (Winnipeg)
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Des escadrons de l’Aviation royale canadienne et des membres de l’Armée canadienne sont rassemblés à l’aéroport de Le pas pour contribuer aux efforts d’évacuation dans le nord du Manitoba pendant les feux de forêt, au cours de l’opération LENTUS, le 1er juin 2025, à Le Pas, au Manitoba.
Photo : Caporal Darren McDonald, Service d’imagerie du 17e Escadron de soutien aux opérations (Winnipeg)
Hi UCLA Volunteer Center,
Here is a picture of me in Afghanistan. Thank you very much for the t-shirt. I will wear the shirt proudly!
-SGT McColgan, Anthony
U.S. Army
63rd airborneshow at the Ginkelse Heide Ede, Netherlands.
Operation Market Garden was an Allied military operation in World War II, that took place between September 17-25 1944 in the surroundings of Arnhem and Nijmegen.
Royal Canadian Air Force squadrons and members of the Canadian Army gather at The Pas Airport to assist with evacuation efforts in Northern Manitoba due to forest fires during Operation LENTUS, taken on June 1, 2025, at The Pas, Manitoba.
Photo Credit: Aviator Nicholas Zahari, 17 Operations Support Squadron Imaging, Winnipeg.
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Des escadrons de l’Aviation royale canadienne et des membres de l’Armée canadienne sont rassemblés à l’aéroport de Le pas pour contribuer aux efforts d’évacuation dans le nord du Manitoba pendant les feux de forêt, au cours de l’opération LENTUS, le 1er juin 2025, à Le Pas, au Manitoba.
Photo : Aviateur Nicholas Zahari, Service d’imagerie du 17e Escadron de soutien aux opérations, Winnipeg
Naval Warfare Officer, Sub-Lieutenant Dexter Tsui gives a command on the bridge of HMCS GLACE Bay during Operation NANOOK 2020, on August 8, 2020.
Photo taken by Corporal David Veldman, Canadian Armed Forces Photo
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ATLANTIC OCEAN (Oct. 12, 2011) An amphibious assault vehicle assigned to the 2nd Marine Division from Camp Lejeune, N.C, drives off the stern gate of the amphibious transport dock USS Ponce (LPD 15) during amphibious training operations off the North Carolina coast. Ponce is on the first leg of its final round of training operations and port calls before decommissioning in 2012. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 1st Class Nathanael Miller/Released)
Today was round two of Operation Give Hope. Thanks to the generous support of my friends and loyal supporters I was able to make another 50 lunches, bringing the total of homeless individuals fed to 100.
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In autumn 2022, Greater Manchester Police (GMP) launched Operation Vulcan to clear the areas of Cheetham Hill and Strangeways of the counterfeit goods trade and associated organised crime.
Eleven months on and the area today paints a very different picture, with over 200 counterfeit shops shut down, over 1000 tonnes of counterfeit items repurposed and recycled, £520,000 cash seized, and violent crime and public order offences reduced by 50%.
Following this success, Greater Manchester Police and partners vow to bring the same dynamic change, vigour and enthusiasm to Piccadilly Gardens.
Using the same specialist taskforce, alongside local neighbourhood officers and PCSO’s, dedicated resources will be embedded into Piccadilly Gardens to identify the root causes of the existing problems and work closely with local residents and partners to eliminate the criminality in all its forms, helping to create a safer community and supporting businesses to thrive and grow.
Policing alone will not solve these problems, and that is why the multi-agency approach is so key to tackle the issues in Piccadilly Gardens. Working with Manchester City Council, Greater Manchester Combined Authority, and local businesses and charities, this is our commitment to tackling and creating sustainable resolutions to issues such as anti-social behaviour, drug dealing, exploitation, theft from person, and violent crime which have, for too long, impacted the lives and livelihoods of those in and around Piccadilly Gardens.
Detective Superintendent Neil Blackwood, who will be leading the specialist team of officers in Piccadilly Gardens, said: “Building on the success of the existing partnerships we have, strengthening the multi-agency approach to key issues that are impacting the lives of the local community and visitors, police and partners will use every power and policy available to revitalise the area.
“Operation Vulcan Piccadilly is the product of hours of interactions with locals, residents, and partners from across Manchester, and represents what they want from their police force. We will work with the public to fight crime and anti-social behaviour, utilising all of the specialist resources within GMP to make a real difference in the area.
“We want Piccadilly Gardens to feel safer and become a more welcoming place for people to live, work, and socialise, but make no mistake, we will be adopting a zero-tolerance approach to any criminality, and we will be relentless in our pursuit to make this a hostile environment for criminals."
Councillor Luthfur Rahman, Deputy Leader of Manchester City Council, said: “We welcome this operation, with the police focusing resources on Piccadilly Gardens and acting on concerns raised by the community, the Council and others.
“The Council will support the operation whether through services to improve the appearance of the area as anti-social behaviour is reduced, or by aiding vulnerable people who need support – for example drug and alcohol treatment or safeguarding.
“Piccadilly Gardens is a public space with huge potential and we’ve seen it successfully host events such as the Christmas Markets and more recently screenings of Lionesses matches. It’s a much-used space, with 150,000 people a day passing through it, but we recognise that it has issues with crime and anti-social behaviour and that negative perceptions surround it.
“This commitment from the police will help make it an area which is welcoming to everyone except those with criminal or anti-social intent. Building on this foundation, the Council has appointed designers to come up with a plan to transform the area, creating a welcoming, flexible and family-friendly space. Together we can deliver real improvements.”
LA County and partners at the Emergency Operations Center responding to the Palisades Fire and the Eaton Fire on January 16th, 2025. (Lindsey Best)
New Jersey State Police Superintendent Colonel Patrick Callahan joins Adjutant General of New Jersey Brigadier General Lisa Hou, United States Senator Cory Booker, Governor Phil Murphy and Colonel Brian Stramaglia for the 44th Infantry Brigade Combat Team deployment ceremony as they embark to participate in Operation Inherent Resolve, at the CURE Arena in Trenton, N.J. on Sunday, Jan. 14, 2024. (New Jersey State Police / Tim Larsen)
New Jersey State Police Superintendent Colonel Patrick Callahan joins Adjutant General of New Jersey Brigadier General Lisa Hou, United States Senator Cory Booker, Governor Phil Murphy and Colonel Brian Stramaglia for the 44th Infantry Brigade Combat Team deployment ceremony as they embark to participate in Operation Inherent Resolve, at the CURE Arena in Trenton, N.J. on Sunday, Jan. 14, 2024. (New Jersey State Police / Tim Larsen)
The Maryland National Guard’s 32nd Civil Support Team (Weapons of Mass Destruction), along with the Fort Meade Fire Department, Washington, D.C.’s 33rd CST, the Department of Energy and the Radiological Advisory Medical Team from Walter Reed Army Medical Center in Washington D.C., conducted the joint exercise Operation Cold Steel July 19-23 in Newport News, Va. Operation Cold Steel allowed the agencies to train and work together to conduct maritime operations. (Photo by Sgt. Thaddeus Harrington)
Event: 2017 Global Operations Conference
Photographer: Philip Dattilo
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As the annual Conservative Party Conference comes to a close, Greater Manchester Police would like to thank attendees, the people of Greater Manchester, and visitors, for another successful and peaceful policing operation.
This multi-agency security operation, codenamed Operation Protector, has been months in the planning and saw thousands of extra people enter the city to attend the event, all of which passed without incident.
Sunday 1 October was the main day for protests, with thousands of protestors marching through the city, and attending a rally. Despite the typical Mancunian weather, spirits were high, and the events went ahead without incident, coming to a peaceful conclusion.
Whilst unrelated to the event, a number of proactive arrests were made in the city centre for a range of offences including driving whilst under the influence of drugs, shop lifting, and a man who was wanted for assault, demonstrating it was business as usual for many officers on the ground.
Assistant Chief Constable Chris Sykes, Gold Commander for the event, said: “Over the past four days, we’ve seen more than ten thousand delegates and visitors come to our city, supporting local businesses and the local economy; it is testament to Manchester being an iconic city for major events.
“As expected, and as in previous years, there were a number of protests throughout the period – notably on Sunday 1 October, which saw around 3,000 people march through the city.
“Security operations of this scale are always complex and require a high degree of multiagency work. With our partners, we have worked tirelessly to protect delegates, enable protests, and keep our city safe, and I am proud to hear such positive feedback about our staff who have performed their duties to the highest of standards.
“And finally, I would like to thank those who live, work or were visiting Manchester during this busy period for their patience whilst our operation was in place.”
Sailor First Class Steven Andrews, a boatswain onboard HMCS MONTREAL, fires a line throwing gun (LTG) towards United States Naval Ship (USNS) TIPPECANOE as part of a liquid Replenishment at Sea (RAS) while participating in Exercise TALISMAN SABRE as part of Operation PROJECTION on 25 July 2023.
Photo by: Cpl Connor Bennett, Canadian Armed Forces Photo
Operation Treacle launch, October 2010.
Manchester City Council is working with the police and fire service to make sure residents remember this fireworks season for all the right reasons.
As the annual Conservative Party Conference comes to a close, Greater Manchester Police would like to thank attendees, the people of Greater Manchester, and visitors, for another successful and peaceful policing operation.
This multi-agency security operation, codenamed Operation Protector, has been months in the planning and saw thousands of extra people enter the city to attend the event, all of which passed without incident.
Sunday 1 October was the main day for protests, with thousands of protestors marching through the city, and attending a rally. Despite the typical Mancunian weather, spirits were high, and the events went ahead without incident, coming to a peaceful conclusion.
Whilst unrelated to the event, a number of proactive arrests were made in the city centre for a range of offences including driving whilst under the influence of drugs, shop lifting, and a man who was wanted for assault, demonstrating it was business as usual for many officers on the ground.
Assistant Chief Constable Chris Sykes, Gold Commander for the event, said: “Over the past four days, we’ve seen more than ten thousand delegates and visitors come to our city, supporting local businesses and the local economy; it is testament to Manchester being an iconic city for major events.
“As expected, and as in previous years, there were a number of protests throughout the period – notably on Sunday 1 October, which saw around 3,000 people march through the city.
“Security operations of this scale are always complex and require a high degree of multiagency work. With our partners, we have worked tirelessly to protect delegates, enable protests, and keep our city safe, and I am proud to hear such positive feedback about our staff who have performed their duties to the highest of standards.
“And finally, I would like to thank those who live, work or were visiting Manchester during this busy period for their patience whilst our operation was in place.”
Commander Teri Share, Commanding Officer of HMCS MARGARET BROOKE, speaks to fellow participants of the Women, Peace, and Security roundtable held onboard while alongside Lima, Peru, during Operation PROJECTION 25-01 on 10 April 2025.
Photo by: Corporal Connor Bennett, Canadian Armed Forces Photo
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La capitaine de frégate Teri Share, commandante du NCSM MARGARET BROOKE, discute avec d’autres participants à la table ronde sur les femmes, la paix et la sécurité qui s’est tenue à bord du navire alors qu’il était à quai à Lima, au Pérou, au cours de l’opération PROJECTION 25-01, le 10 avril 2025.
Photo : Caporal Connor Bennett, Forces armées canadiennes