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HMCS Harry DeWolf crosses the Arctic Circle

1 day ago

The Royal Canadian Navy’s newest commissioned ship has now taken part in one of the oldest naval traditions – a “Crossing the Line” ceremony – this one at the Arctic circle. Likely beginning with the French and Royal Navies more than 300 years ago, the ceremonies mark the passing of […]
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Nuclear Response training at 12 Wing Shearwater

4 days ago

Members of the Nuclear Emergency Response Team (NERT) run through drills with a mock casualty for NEREVAL (Nuclear Emergency Response Evaluation) training exercise in 12 Wing Shearwater on August 31. The Department of National Defence is just one of the many federal government institutions with designated responsibilities under the Federal Nuclear […]
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Exercise CUTLASS FURY

2 weeks ago

Ships from the Royal Canadian Navy’s Atlantic Fleet, along with ships from the United States and France, headed to sea on September 6 to begin Exercise CUTLASS FURY off the coast of Nova Scotia and Newfoundland, running until September 17.
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HMCS Fredericton arrives in Norway with SNMG1

2 weeks ago

Standing NATO Maritime Group 1 Flagship HMCS Fredericton arrived in Tromso, Norway on September 1 for a short port visit alongside Portuguese ship NRP Corte-Real, before resuming operational patrols at sea. Fredericton has also recently been in port in Iceland and Estonia as it continues its Operation REASSURANCE deployment.
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NATO reaffirms commitment to Black Sea security during Romania visit

3 weeks ago

Vice Admiral Keith Blount, Commander of NATO Allied Maritime Command, along with members of his staff, visited Romania in late July to meet with government officials and military leaders. Admiral Blount addressed an audience of more than one hundred officers at the Romanian National Defence University on how the deterrence […]
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