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Members of 19 Wing Comox secure a fire rescue truck after loading it onto a C-130 Hercules aircraft at CFB Comox in support of Operation Lentus, which is providing support in fighting the wildfires in B.C.’s interior.

Military deploys to B.C. interior on Op Lentus Lt(N) Melissa Kia MARPAC PAO In response to the threats posed by the wildfire situation in the interior of B.C, the provincial government requested federal assistance from the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) July 9.

The CAF declared Operation Lentus active with its principal goal to assist with this provincial emergency.

The CAF was well situated to quickly respond as there were already Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF) aircraft pre-positioned in Kelowna and

CFB Comox in anticipation of this situation growing worse.

Two aircraft, a CC-130J Hercules and a CC-177 Globemaster, are presently operating out of CFB Comox. Additionally, three CH-146 Griffon helicopters and two CH-147F Chinook helicopters are supporting the wildfire operations out of Kamloops.

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RCAF Griffon and Chinook helicopters stationed at Kamloops airport are providing air reconnaissance over Prince George and surrounding communities for provincial authorities, allowing them to better assess the needs of communities affected by the fires, and how best to fight the blazes.

As of July 12, more than 14,000 people have been evacuated from their homes and over 33,000 hectares of land have been devastated by the wild fires in multiple regions in the Chilcotin

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Ottawa, Winnipeg first to visit Kure, Japan SLt Matthew Golding HMCS Ottawa While deployed on Exercise Poseidon Cutlass 17, Her Majesty’s Canadian Ships Ottawa and Winnipeg became the first Canadian warships to visit Kure, Japan.

Kure, located near Hiroshima in the southern part of Japan, is a major shipbuilding city and the second largest naval base of the Japanese Maritime SelfDefense Force (JMSDF).

The Japanese military welcomed Ottawa and Winnipeg to Kure July 5 with a ceremony in the

hangar of Japanese Ship (JS) Umigiri where traditional gifts of flowers were exchanged.

Commodore J.B. Zwick, Commander Canadian Fleet Pacific, and the command teams of Ottawa and Winnipeg then met senior naval staff of the JMSDF at Kure Naval Base.

The visit continued over the following days with sailors from JS Abukuma and Ottawa touring each other’s ship.

“Touring JS Abukuma was really interesting,” said Sub-Lieutenant O’Rourke, a Maritime Surface and Sub-Surface Officer in

Ottawa. “They use much of the same equipment as we do; there were far more similarities than differences in the two ships.”

Continuing the relationship building, the JMSDF invited the Royal Canadian Navy to join them for a baseball game. A joint team from Ottawa and Winnipeg started the game strong, scoring 11 runs in the first inning. The JMSDF team played well but in the end the Canadian team managed to pull off the victory.

“It was a great social sporting event,” said Petty Officer First Class Dagenais, a boatswain from

Ottawa. “It was exciting to play baseball with the Japanese, laughing and having fun. After the game we all shook hands, bowed, and exchanged ship’s hats.”

After hosting the Canadian reception onboard Winnipeg, the Japanese hosted the ship’s delegation with a reception on board JS Umigiri.

Cmdre Zwick and the command teams of both warships were given traditional mallets for the ceremonial breaking of the casks of sake.

In addition to the official events, many Canadian sailors toured the nearby city of Hiroshima. The Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park was a poignant reminder of the importance of fostering relationships and peace between nations.

Ottawa and Winnipeg continued exercising with the JMSDF while en route to Tokyo, which will be their last Asian port of call prior to making their final turn east towards Esquimalt and an August homecoming.

Commander Sylvain Belair, Commanding Officer of HMCS Ottawa, receives flowers from the Japanese Maritime Self-Defense Force at a welcoming ceremony in Kure, Japan.

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I like the freedom on the water because it gets you away from the cars and traffic. Taking part in this program gives me a feeling of gratification that I can learn to help support a vessel and its crew in the middle of nowhere.

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Bike safety LS A.M.C. Noye Community Relations – MPU Esquimalt Summer is here, which means more of the defence team are commuting to and from the base on bicycles. School is also out, which means children are off for the sunny season, and a lot of them are riding their bikes in our neighborhood.

Local residential housing unit residents in Belmont Park and Work Point, and When cycling, Military Police riders must obey patrol personthe same rules that nel alike have apply to motorists. observed children Failure to do so riding without a can be dangerous helmet or adult and costly. Adult supervision, and a few near-miss cyclists, whether on incidents have or off DND property, occurred. are subject to the MPs will proBC Motor Vehicle actively approach Act, and MPs youth displaying enforce the Act on good cycling habDND property. its, and address those requiring

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Tiddly SLt S.M. Anderson HMCS Ottawa The colourful yellow, blue and white lines hang from a hook on the deck head in the small room under the flight deck of HMCS Ottawa.

The lines and the sailor working on them, Ordinary Seaman Olivier Gingras, sway slightly with the

movements of the ship as he creates a new binocular strap for the ship’s bridge.

His fingers moving dexterously as he plaits the lines into a colourful, intricate whole, turning a simple binocular strap into a symbol of the history and tradition of the Royal Canadian Navy.

Naval rope work is as much a symbol of the navy as an anchor or the naval

Ordinary Seaman Olivier Gingras uses binoculars with a decorative strap knotted by the Deck Department.

work crown. It is a mixture of unique knots and braids that form complex patterns and are used to cover items throughout the ship.

Functional rope work can be used to reinforce hawsers or keep lines from chafing, and is a necessary skill when out at sea, far from replacement ropes.

Decorative rope work with intricate patterns and colours that cover railings or bell pulls lends to the beauty and pride of a ship, and is an increasingly rare skill for modern sailors.

“Rope work has to do with pride on an individual level,” says Chief Petty Officer Second Class John Kranz, Chief Boatswains Mate. “It identifies the ship’s colours as well as how skilled the Deck department is.”

From the intricately patterned binocular straps on the bridge to the elaborate knot work on the ship’s paddles that hang in each of the messes, it is clear the art of rope work is alive and well in Ottawa.

Ornamental rope work or “tiddly rope work” as the boatswains call it, is a tradi-

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In the days of Vice Admiral Nelson, a sailing ship was judged on the decorative rope work on railings, oars and bells. The pride of a sailor in his rope work also emphasized pride in the ship and the excellence of her crew.

“Rope work is a lost art among boatswains,” says CPO2 Kranz. “I teach rope work on board Ottawa in order to allow the sailors to express themselves and show their artistic side.

Rope work gives the sailors pride in what they do and showcases their hard work to the ship and the wider community.”

In the Deck Department Office, Able Seaman Timothy Bee is eager to display his latest project, a paddle covered in ornamental rope work in the colours of Ottawa: red, black and white. The intricate knot work that covers the handle is a testament to the patience and pride of the boatswain.

Ordinary Seaman BrandynAlan Anderson, standing at the stern rail as life buoy sentry, reflects on his expe-

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Able Seaman Timothy Bee poses with a paddle cover he has knotted in the colours of HMCS Ottawa. rience learning ornamental rope work.

“Rope work is a great way to pass the long hours at sea.

It connects me to the traditions of the navy. This is my first sail and it has been an amazing experience to learn traditional rope work. It’s just my opinion, but HMCS Ottawa is the best ship in the fleet.”

Ottawa has been deployed in the IndoAsia-Pacific for the last five months on Poseidon Cutlass 17, exercising with partner navies and building relationships across the region. In a few weeks, Ottawa will be homeward

bound for Esquimalt and the sailors will return to their families and friends; but the intricate rope work created by the boatswains during the deployment will remain on the ship to inspire new sailors coming on board.

“Rope work is a way that a sailor can leave a piece of themselves with the ship. History and tradition are important in the Royal Canadian Navy, and I mentor my subordinates the lost art of rope work hoping they will pass it on to their junior sailors someday and the tradition will continue,” says CPO2 Kranz.

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“Hopefully, many of us will come away from today’s discussion with an understanding that all of us must take a more robust role in raising the flag when someone in your department or unit is not well,” said Thomas.

After a lively one-hour, open-microphone question and answer session, Thomas and the other panelists put pen to paper in signing a Mental Health Pledge as part of MARPAC’s Health and Wellness Strategy. Other panelists who signed the document were Commodore Marta Mulkins, Commander of Canada’s Navy Reserves; Commander Charles Cross, Canadian Forces Health Services Centre Pacific; Jerry Ryan, the Federal Government Dockyard and Trades and Labour Council (East) President and DND Mental Health Co-Champion; and Tina Wagner-Kulak, Road to Mental Readiness (R2MR) Educator.

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“That is why it’s so important to create a dialogue and have that community-wide engagement. Check in with your colleagues at work and see how they are doing and feeling on a regular basis,” he said.

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wide event that raises awareness and money for cancer patients and cancer research, and has been taking place annually over the past 20 years The Vancouver Island segment of the Tour de Rock raises millions of dollars every year, with most of the proceeds going towards helping children affected by cancer attend Camp Goodtimes, a camp that provides these children and their families with a fun, medically supervised experience.

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In an effort to visit as many communities as possible, Tour de Rock takes a winding route, with riders cycling between 40 to 140 kilometres in a day.

This year’s riders are a diverse group. In addition to Cpl Best, there is another MP from CFB Comox on the ride, plus three Saanich police officers, one Victoria

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Reserve Constable, RCMP officers, media and corporate riders, and, new to this year, firefighters and paramedics.

They have been training since March 5, but are aware there is still a lot more training to do.

“There are three groups: a northern, a middle, and a southern Island group, which train separately three days a week. Here in Victoria Tuesdays are hill nights, Thursdays are speed nights, and Sundays are focused on distance; it’s a lot of work,” says Cpl Best.

Training has been grueling, but seeing the team’s progress is making it rewarding.

“As individuals, this training is preparing us for those long days in the saddle.

We’re learning all about the techniques of riding as a group, such as how to draft or change positions properly. It’s tough but a lot of fun,” he says.

Despite the time and effort, Cpl Best says it’s all worth it because of who the ride helps. Every rider in the Tour de Rock has been assigned a “Junior Rider” from the Canadian Cancer Society. These are children fighting cancer and Cpl Best

says he takes inspiration from his own Junior Rider Roane Abbott-Haines, age five.

“My family has been affected by cancer so that motivated me to participate, and when I see what these kids go through, I had to join. I felt that since I could help, I had to. Sometimes people assume someone else will help, well this time I’m that someone else.”

While each rider must raise a minimum of $5,000, Cpl Best has set his goal at $10,000. He plans to raise money at car washes and a spin-a-thon, and has more events planned throughout the summer.

“I want to host some events at CFB Esquimalt.

Because this ride is such an important Vancouver Island event, I really feel like the military can take a leading role in order to show how we support the Island, our community, and our neighbors,” he says.

Cpl Best is joining a long line of MPU members who have participated in this cause.

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HMCS Brandon Change of Command Reviewing Officer, Commander Michele Tessier, (centre) presides over the Change of Command ceremony between the Outgoing Commanding Officer of HMCS Brandon, Lieutenant Commander Jolene Lisi (right), and the Incoming Commanding Officer, Lieutenant Commander Collin Forsberg July 7.

Naval Fleet School (Pacific) Change of Command Reviewing Officer, Capt(N) Mike Knippel (center), signs the Change of Command certificates for the leadership change between Naval Fleet School (Pacific) Outgoing Commanding Officer, Cdr Todd Bonnar (left) and Incoming Commanding Officer, LCdr Daniel O’Regan June 28.

Photo by LS Valerie LeClair, MARPAC Imaging Services

Naval Training Development Centre (Pacific) Change of Command Reviewing Officer, Capt(N) Mike Knippel (centre), Outgoing Commanding Officer of Naval Training Development Centre (Pacific), Capt(N) Ed Hooper (right), and Incoming Commanding Officer, Cdr Tanya Koester (left), sign the Change of Command certificates June 29.

Photo by LS Valerie LeClair, MARPAC Imaging Services

Fleet Diving Unit (Pacific) Change of Command Outgoing Commanding Officer Fleet Diving Unit (Pacific) Cdr Chad Naefken (left), Reviewing Officer Cdr Michele Tessier (centre), and Incoming Commanding Officer LCdr Rick Kappel (right) sign certificates during the Change of Command Ceremony July 6.

Photo by MCpl Brent Kenny, MARPAC Imaging Services

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HMCS Regina Awards and Promotions

Lieutenant Governor of Saskatchewan Vaughn Solomon Schofield awarded Lieutenant Governors pins and coins to Regina sailors while visiting the ship on Canada Day.

Lieutenant Governor Schofield (left) is presented with a shadow box by Cdr Colin Matthews, Commanding Officer HMCS Regina.

Cdr Matthews is awarded the Lieutenant Governor coin.

CPO1 Goulding is awarded the Lieutenant Governor coin.

LCdr Graham is awarded the Lieutenant Governor coin.

PO2 Danforth is awarded the Lieutenant Governor’s Military Service Pin.

SLt Deason is awarded the Lieutenant Governor’s Military Service Pin.

PO2 Kihn is awarded the Lieutenant Governor’s Military Service Pin.

LS Lafaber is awarded the Lieutenant Governor’s Military Service Pin.

LS Reynolds is awarded the Lieutenant Governor’s Military Service Pin.

Lt(N) MacMillan is awarded the Lieutenant Governor’s Military Service Pin.

LS Narraway is awarded the Lieutenant Governor’s Military Service Pin.

MS Noonan is promoted to his current rank by Cdr Matthews.

PO2 Peel is awarded the Lieutenant Governor’s Military Service Pin.

OS Poznikoff is awarded the Lieutenant Governor’s Military Service Pin.

PO2 Neufeld is promoted to his current rank by Cdr Matthews.

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HMCS Regina Awards and Promotions

LS Savola is awarded the Lieutenant Governor’s Military Service Pin.

OS Dagley is awarded the Lieutenant Governor’s Military Service Pin

LS Ignatsecu is awarded the Lieutenant Governor’s Military Service Pin.

MARS IV Officer Graduation Base Commander of CFB Esquimalt, Captain (Navy) Jason Boyd presented awards during a Maritime Surface and Sub-surface (MARS) IV Officer graduation parade July 7.

Photos by Cpl Blaine Sewell, MARPAC Imaging Services

A/SLt Anna Childerhose is awarded the Royal A/SLt Sophie Cormier is awarded the Pullen Cup by A/SLt Matthew Mooney is awarded the David W. Canadian Navy Commander’s award for top student Capt(N) Jason Boyd (right) and Capt(N) (Retired) Groos Memorial Shield for top student at sea by

by Capt(N) Jason Boyd (right) and Cdr (Retired) Rod Ken Scotten (left).

Capt(N) Jason Boyd (right) and Hillary Groos (left).

Hughes (left).

Base Logistics Awards and Promotions Base Logistics Officer, Commander Jeff Watkins, presented awards and promotions June 29.

Photos by Cpl Blaine Sewell, MARPAC Imaging Services

Cpl Emilie Dupuis is promoted to her current rank by Cdr Watkins (left) and PO1 Patricia King (right).

WO Jeff Liefhebber receives his Canadian Forces’ Decoration by Cdr Watkins.

LS Darin Cavelle is promoted to his current rank by Cdr Watkins (left) and Dale Tallyn.

Cpl Dylan Lefeber is promoted to his current rank

by Cdr Watkins (left) and MWO David Allaway (left), alongside Cpl Lefeber’s spouse (right).

Cpl Robert Shirley is promoted to his current rank

by Cdr Watkins (left) and MWO Michael Gallichan (right).

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Base Administration Promotions Commander Jeanne Lessard, Base Administration Officer, presented promotions June 28.

Photos by MCpl Brent Kenny, MARPAC Imaging Services

Cpl Andrew Kieu is promoted to his current rank by Maj Tina Verbenkov (left) and Cdr Jeanne Lessard (right).

MS Tommy Poliquin is promoted to his current rank by Maj Tina Verbenkov and Cdr Jeanne Lessard.

MCpl Sarah Thomson is promoted to his current rank by Lt(N) Amy Mahar (left) and Cdr Jeanne Lessard.

PO2 Kanwar Nijjer is promoted to his current rank by Cdr Jeanne Lessard and wife Gurdeep Nijjer (left).

CPO2 Pamela Salter is promoted to his current rank by Lt(N) Amy Mahar and Cdr Jeanne Lessard.

PO1 Jeremy Wood (center left) and twin brother PO1 Stephen Wood both receive promotions to their current ranks by Maj Tina Verbenkov, Cdr Jeanne Lessard, Cdr Amit Bagga (second from right), and LCdr Mathew Webb (right).

HMCS Quadra Awards and Presentations

Cdr Martin Packer, Commanding Officer HMCS Quadra Cadet Training Centre (left), is presented the Canadian Forces’ Decoration First Clasp from Cdr Ben Henderson, Regional Commanding Officer Pacific Cadets.

A/SLt Nacy Andrews is promoted to her current rank

by HMCS Quadra Commanding Officer Cdr Martin Packer.

A/SLt Gregory Judas is promoted to his current rank.

CFPHQ Promotion

Left: CWO Mark Dankwerth (centre) is promoted to his current rank by Cdr Tanya Koester (left), Commanding Officer Canadian Fleet Pacific Headquarters, and Lt(N) Sam Mayo (right).

MARPAC HQ Promotion Right: Lieutenant-Commander Jeff Hopkins (centre), is promoted to Commander by Commodore Marta Mulkins, Commander of the Naval Reserve (left), and Chief Petty Officer First Class Christopher Shepperd (right), July 6.

Photo by LS Mike Goluboff, MARPAC Imaging Services

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