Canadians Soldiers over the past month

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Canadian Forces AVN Tech, Corporal (Cpl) Eric Therriern from Sherbrooke, Quebec cools off a bit while retrieving a couple of bottles of water out of the mobile refridgerator unit at the National Support Element (NSE) in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. Operation Halo is Canada's contribution to the United Nations Multinational Interim Force, the Command is called Task Force Haiti. The Canadian Forces has deployed about 450 personnel and six CH-146 Griffon helicopters to Haiti. Their mission is to assist in bringing peace and stability to Haiti in anticipation of a follow-on United Nations stabilization force.

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A-stan

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Lieutenant Ryan Moore, a member of the Second Battalion, The Royal Canadian Regiment (2RCR), speaks with the security team for a local school during a foot patrol in the city of Port-au-Prince, Haiti


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Master Corporal Neil Cross, as the deck "marshaller", indicates to the pilot that personnel are leaving the area under the rotor after removing the tie-down chains in preparation for take-off.


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Private Miguel Laforge, a soldier of the Second Battalion, The Royal Canadian Regiment (2RCR), performs sentry duties in a bunker at the National Support Element Camp (NSE), in Port-au-Prince, Haiti.

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Private Miguel Laforge, a soldier of the Second Battalion, The Royal Canadian Regiment (2RCR), performs sentry duties in a bunker at the National Support Element Camp (NSE), in Port-au-Prince, Haiti.

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Corporal Jay Godfrey, a soldier of the Second Battalion, The Royal Canadian Regiment (2RCR), escorts one of the local construction workers to his duties at the National Support Element Camp (NSE), in Port-au-Prince, Haiti.

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Soldiers at the National Support Element Camp (NSE), in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, take some time for a lunch of Individual Meal Pack (IMP) rations.

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In the Quartermaster's supply tent of the National Support Element Camp (NSE), in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, wooden pallets are used as a makeshift floor, but the muddy conditions of the camp are sometimes hard to overcome.

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After another night of rain and a typical morning of vehicle traffic, the field outside the medical tent of the National Support Element Camp (NSE), in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, continues to become a quagmire of mud and water

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Private (Pte) Jason Martin from Moncton, New Brunswick with India Company of the Second Battalion, The Royal Canadian Regiment talks to children while on duty at the front entrance of his camp in Port-au-Prince, Haiti.

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Corporal (Cpl) Tony Bahadar from Hamilton, Ontario watches the front gate of the Royal Haitian Hotel where India Company of the Second Battalion, The Royal Canadian Regiment is stationed.

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Canadian Forces soldiers prepare to bunk down at one of the Canadian camps in the city of Port-au-Prince, Haiti, as part of Operation HALO.

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Master Corporal Mark O'Donnel and Corporal Robert Davis carry sandbags to the top of a building to enhance site security at one of the Canadian camps in the city of Port-au-Prince, Haiti

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Sergeant Mario Warren and Corporal Keith Chant prepare lunch from a selection of Individual Meal Pack (IMP) rations at one of the Canadian camps in the city of Port-au-Prince, Haiti

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Corporal Harold Robinson waits his turn while Master Corporal Dereck Shaw clears his weapon after returning from a foot patrol in the city of Port-au-Prince, Haiti,

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Master Corporal Don Lucas and Private Matthew Elliott, soldiers of the Second Battalion, The Royal Canadian Regiment (2RCR), perform sentry duties at the gate of a Canadian camp in the city of Port-au-Prince, Haiti, as part of Operation HALO.

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Soldiers of the Second Battalion, The Royal Canadian Regiment (2RCR), take a moment to survey their position during a foot patrol in the city of Port-au-Prince, Haiti, as part of Operation HALO

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During a foot patrol in the city of Port-au-Prince, Haiti, as part of Operation HALO, Lieutenant Ryan Moore and Corporal Mark Henderson, members of the Second Battalion, The Royal Canadian Regiment (2RCR), take a moment to verify their position and the accuracy of their map by using a Global Positioning System (GPS).

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Soldiers of the Second Battalion, The Royal Canadian Regiment (2RCR), conduct a foot patrol in the back streets of the city of Port-au-Prince, Haiti, as part of Operation HALO.

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Soldiers of the Second Battalion, The Royal Canadian Regiment (2RCR), form-up in preparation to conduct a foot patrol in the city of Port-au-Prince, Haiti, as part of Operation HALO

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Soldiers of the Second Battalion, The Royal Canadian Regiment (2RCR), disembark from Light Armoured Vehicles (LAV III) to conduct a foot patrol in the city of Port-au-Prince, Haiti, as part of Operation HALO.

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During a foot patrol in the city of Port-au-Prince, Haiti, as part of Operation HALO, the soldiers of the Second Battalion, The Royal Canadian Regiment (2RCR), walk through streets lined with garbage.

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During a foot patrol in the city of Port-au-Prince, Haiti, as part of Operation HALO, Lieutenant Ryan Moore, a member of the Second Battalion, The Royal Canadian Regiment (2RCR), stops to conduct a radio check with his Light Armoured Vehicle (LAV III) escort.

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Lieutenant Ryan Moore, a member of the Second Battalion, The Royal Canadian Regiment (2RCR), speaks with the security team for a local school during a foot patrol in the city of Port-au-Prince, Haiti

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A CH-146 Griffon helicopter waits in a field, next to the refueling point, while a United States Marine Chinook helicopter passes in the background, at the Port-au-Prince International Airport in Haiti.

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Master Corporal Martin Gagnon, a flight engineer for 430 Squadron, waits for his CH-146 Griffon helicopter to lift off the tarmac of the Port-au-Prince International Airport in Haiti.

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Warrant Officer Luc Desrochers, Operations Warrant Officer/Mission Specialist, refuels his CH-146 Griffon helicopter on the tarmac of the Port-au-Prince International Airport in Haiti

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[scm77]

woot woot

[memphiz]

i can get more just not tonight, i will tomorow :D

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couldn't you find any bigger pics? I need a microscope for these.


(edit) ...better now thanks!

[memphiz]

more:D
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A CH-146 Griffon helicopter flies over the city of Port-au-Prince, Haiti during a familiarization flight

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A CH-146 Griffon helicopter flies over the mountains on the outskirts of Port-au-Prince, Haiti.

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Captain Dave Devenney kneels on the tarmac of the Port-au-Prince International Airport, Haiti, sorting newspapers for distribution to the various Canadian camps. The newspapers, donated by the crew of an AIR CANADA flight into Port-au-Prince, will provide the Canadian soldiers in Haiti, with a much sought after source of news from home.

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Sergeant Mike Reist, a member of the Second Battalion, The Royal Canadian Regiment (2RCR),

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Glistening with sunscreen, insect repellant and sweat, soldiers of 430 Tactical Helicopter Squadron assemble modular tents at a Canadian camp in Port-au-Prince, Haiti.

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Corporal Chris Harvey, a member of the Second Battalion, The Royal Canadian Regiment (2RCR), carries-out sentry duties at a Canadian camp, in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, where local workers are constructing a force protection wall.

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Master Corporal Norm Hughes (left), a preventative medicine technician, assisted by Private Chris Batley (right), chlorinate the water used for washing at one of the Canadian camps in the city of Port-au-Prince, Haiti,

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Petty Officer First Class Dan Byrne (left), a preventative medicine technician, assisted by Master Corporal Norm Hughes (forward right) and Private Chris Batley, chlorinate the water used for washing at one of the Canadian camps in the city of Port-au-Prince, Haiti

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Private Alex Espadas and Private Trevor Arthur, both members of the Second Battalion, The Royal Canadian Regiment (2RCR), work together to fill sandbags for their camp fortifications in the city of Port-au-Prince, Haiti,

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Private Robert Haas, of the Second Battalion, The Royal Canadian Regiment (2RCR), holds the flag-bearing radio antennae of a Light Support Vehicle, Wheeled (LSVW), so it may be tied back for clearance while patrolling the streets of Port-au-Prince, Haiti,

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Soldiers of the Second Battalion, The Royal Canadian Regiment (2RCR), are given orders prior to their first foot patrol into the city of Port-au-Prince, Haiti,

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Soldiers of the Second Battalion, The Royal Canadian Regiment (2RCR), don their personal protective equipment in preparation for their first foot patrol into the city of Port-au-Prince, Haiti,

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With his C6 rifle, Private Thomas Hamilton of the Second Battalion, The Royal Canadian Regiment (2RCR), awaits the order to "move out" for his first foot patrol in the city of Port-au-Prince, Haiti

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Private Philippe Blouin of 2 Air Maintenance Squadron, based in Trenton, Ontario, helps fellow Canadian soldiers unload baggage containing their personal and protective equipment, at the Port-au-Prince International Airport. These soldiers will be taking part in Operation HALO, in Haiti.

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The first of six CH-146 Griffon helicopters arrive at the Port-au-Prince International Airport, Haiti, to take part in Operation HALO.

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A C-130 Hercules aircraft is unloaded at the Port-au-Prince International Airport, Haiti. This aircraft was transporting personnel and equipment in support of Operation HALO.

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Canadian soldiers of Task Force Haiti, locate the baggage containing their personal protective equipment, at the Port-au-Prince International Airport, in preparation to moving to their temporary accommodations.

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Lieutenant Ed Ormond of 7 Platoon, D company Group, 2 Battalion, The Royal Canadian Regiment (2RCR) and Captain Erin Savage the doctor currently serving with India Company, 2 Battalion, The Royal Canadian Regiment (2RCR) share a well earned break prior to the landing of the CC-150 Polaris at the Port-au-Prince International Airport in Haiti. The incoming aircraft is carrying 162 Canadian soldiers who will participate in Operation Halo.

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162 Canadian soldiers of Task Force Haiti, are introduced to stifling heat and humidity as they exit a CC-150 Polaris aircraft at the Port-au-Prince International Airport.

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Canadian soldiers of Task Force Haiti unload boxes of water for distribution to the Canadian soldiers arriving on a CC-150 Polaris at the Port-au-Prince International Airport in Haiti

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Warrant Officer Bill Gibson, 2 i/c of 7 Platoon, India Company of 2 Battalion, The Royal Canadian Regiment (2RCR), gives orders to his troops prior to the landing of the CC-150 Polaris at the Port-au-Prince International Airport in Haiti.

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Lieutenant Colonel Mike Voith, the Commanding Officer of the Theater Activation Team, speaks with a local contractor at the construction site for the Canadian contingent's National Support Element (NSE). The NSE will be co-located at the Port-au-Prince International Airport with the six 430 Squadron CH-146 Griffon helicopters from Valcartier, Quebec.

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Members of 2 Battalion, The Royal Canadian Regiment (2RCR), transport fellow soldiers in a Light Support Vehicle Wheeled (LSVW), through the streets of Port-au-Prince, Haiti.

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Lieutenant Ed Ormond a member of 2 Battalion, The Royal Canadian Regiment (2RCR), bearer of the Canadian Flag, stands with soldiers of the United Nations Sanctioned Multinational Interim Force, during the official ceremony for the commencement of Combined Task Force Haiti Operations.

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Brigadier General Ronald Coleman of the United States Marine Corps, addresses soldiers of the United Nations Sanctioned Multinational Interim Force during the official ceremony for the commencement of the Combined Task Force Haiti Operations.

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The new Prime Minister of Haiti, Gerard Latortue, addresses soldiers of the United Nations Sanctioned Multinational Interim Force during the official ceremony for the commencement of the Combined Task Force Haiti Operations.

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Soldiers of 2 Air Maintenance Squadron (2AMS), Trenton, Ontario, check pallets as they are unloaded from an Antinov aircraft at the Port-au-Prince International Airport in Haiti.

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Avec l’aide de l’interprète, Wahi Dullah, le major Stéphane Plante, commandant de la compagnie A du Groupe-bataillon du 3e Royal 22e Régiment (GB 3e R22eR), remercie un des chefs de police de district de la ville de Kaboul, le colonel Ali Jan, pour sa visite au camp Julien.

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Kaboul, Afghanistan
Le caporal-chef Mario Bénard, ingénieur de combat, membre du 52e escadron de Génie du Groupe-bataillon du 3e Royal 22e Régiment (GB 3e R22eR), à l’embouchure d’une grotte découverte quelques jours auparavant lors d’une patrouille de routine par les membres de la compagnie B du (GB 3e R22eR )

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and more :D , sorry about the big pics before
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Canadian Forces Civilian-Military Co-operation team member Corporal (Cpl) Geoff Chamberlain from Frederiction, New Brunswick hands a young Haitian boy back to his mother after tending to a cut on the boys knee.

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Le caporal Sébastien Brisebois adjoint médical avec l'unité de soutien aux soins de santé(SSS) s'assure de la condition d'un patient lors d'un exercice a l'intérieur de l'ambulance Bison lors de l'opération Athéna a Kaboul en Afghanistan

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Canadian Forces Civil-Military Co-operation (CIMIC) team member Captain (Capt) Shawn Courty from Saint John, New Brunswick befriends a young Haitian boy and gets a high five from him as a crowd of other young children watch.

@Ducimus: did you go?

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Yakama Wash. USA

Cougar armoured vehicles from the Kelowna and Vernon based British Columbia Dragoons drive through the early morning light and dust. The Cougars are in the US Army training area of Yakama, Washington as part of Exercise Cougar Salvo, where more than 350 Reservists from 39th Canadian Brigade Group in British Columbia are on exercise. Over 15,000 reservist soldiers augment the army’s regular force.

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Corporal Bryan Tennant, a Combat Engineer from North Vancouver’s 6 Field Engineering Squadron, concentrates while de-mining terrain during a segment of Exercise Cougar Salvo. More than 350 Reservists from 39th Canadian Brigade Group in British Columbia are using the US Army’s training area in Yakama, Washington.

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Smoke and cordite mingle in the air as soldiers with Vancouver’s 15 Field Regiment fire their 105mm howitzers. 15 Field was part of Exercise Cougar Salvo where more than 350 Reservists from 39th Canadian Brigade Group from British Columbia are using the US Army’s training area in Yakama, Washington. .

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Sapper Hill prepares to load a 105mm shell as Vancouver’s 15 Field Regiment fire their howitzers. 15 Field was part of Exercise Cougar Salvo where more than 350 Reservists from 39th Canadian Brigade Group from British Columbia are using the US Army’s training area in Yakama, Washington. .

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Sgt. Rick Tennant, from North Vancouver, checks the effectiveness of Vancouver’s 15 Field Regiment’s fire using his. 15 Field and their 105mm howitzers are part of Exercise Cougar Salvo, where more than 350 Reservists from 39th Canadian Brigade Group in British Columbia are using the US Army’s training area in Yakama, Washington.

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MCpl Lani Street checks the effectiveness of Vancouver’s 15 Field Regiment’s fire using his binoculars. 15 Field and their 105mm howitzers are part of Exercise Cougar Salvo, where more than 350 Reservists from 39th Canadian Brigade Group in British Columbia are using the US Army’s training area in Yakama, Washington.

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Le bombardier Jean-Francois Latulippe et l'artilleur Eric Vézina mettre en marche le moteur du véhicule aérien téléguidé(VATG)
Le 5e RALC est responsable des envolées du VATG pour la rotation 1 de l’opération Athéna. La troupe est composée presque exclusivement de membres du 5e RALC, une unité basée à Valcartier au Québec.

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Corporal Frank O’Connell, a Mobile Support Equipment Operator from 4 Wing Cold Lake Alberta serving with the Royal Canadian Dragoons Battle Group in Zgon, Bosnia Herzegovina goes through the task of refuelling an American Blackhawk helicopter at Camp Maple Leaf, in Zgon, Bosnia-Herzegovina.

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Corporal Frank O’Connell, and Sergeant Marcie Smith (fire guard) both Mobile Support Equipment Operators from 4 Wing Cold Lake Alberta serving with the Royal Canadian Dragoons Battle Group in Zgon, Bosnia Herzegovina refuel an American Blackhawk helicopter at Camp Maple Leaf, Zgon, Bosnia-Herzegovina

oh yeah :)
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Velika Kladusa, Bosnia-Herzegovina
Cpl Dominique Mailoux-Dubé prepares a Carl Gustav 84mm gun for return to Canada. The weapon is inspected, tagged, greased and bagged for short term preservation.

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[Sabre]

Personal Role Radios (PRR)? Didn't know Canada had them. These look like UK issue ones.

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[Falco]

Good pics woot

[pipaz]

go Canada

nice picks :)

[gorg]

nice pics indeed, got any more pics from Canadian forces in Afganistan?

[*Teryan*]

Great pics, keep them coming!

[Skaman]

ANother good set of pics!

[Vance]

Ducimus where overseas/out-of-the-country have you been in the military?

[memphiz]

some more (A-stan)
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Francais/French KA2004-R101-186d 1er Mars 2004 OP Athena /Roto 1 Kaboul,Afghanistan Photo par: Cpl/C Yves Proteau Durant sa visite au camp Julien le 1er mars, le lieutenant-général Rick Hiller (à gauche) s’est entretenu avec le caporal Mickaël Dubé, fantassin au sein du peloton anti-char, avant de prendre le dîner avec des membres du Groupe-bataillon du 3e Royal 22e Régiment.

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KA2004-R102-070a 28 Feb 2004 Kabul, Afghanistan OP ATHENA ROTO 1 Corporal Martin Pelletier, of Val Belair, QC, goes several rounds with the much used punching bag at the gym inside Camp Julien. Corporal Pelletier is an infantryman with A Company of the 3rd Batallion Royal 22nd Regiment


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Sergent Jean-Pierre Grenier du Groupe bataillions du 3e R22eR(GB 3e R 22e R) accompagné d'un traducteur et de monsieur Mohamed, civil afghan surveille les préparatifs en vue du transport d'un véhicule BMP 1, dans un endroit sécurisé dans le cadre du programme de cantonnement d'armes lourde.

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Dans le cadre du programme de cantonnement d'armes lourdes, le soldat Roméo Trolio, originaire de Montréal-nord au Québec, assure la sécurité d’un secteur à Kaboul pendant que les derniers préparatifs dans le but de transporter un véhicule blindée BMP 1 dans un endroit plus sécuritaire sont finalisés. Le soldat Trolio est membre du Groupe-bataillon du 3e Royal 22e Régiment (GB 3e R22eR) présentement affecté a l’opération Athéna à Kaboul en Afghanistan.*this guy looks bad ass*

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KA2004-D001-04d 27 Février 2004 OP Athena/Roto 1 Photo par: Cpl/C Yves Proteau Le sergent Stéphane Tremblay et le caporal Stéphane Mansion du peloton anti-char du Groupe-bataillon du 3e Royal 22e- Régiment (GB 3e R22eR) quittent le camp Julien avec leur jeep Iltis dans le but de patrouiller le secteur de responsabilité de Kaboul. Ces patrouilles vise a aider les institutions de sécurité afghanne a maintenir un climat de sécurité a Kaboul. Depuis la prise de responsabilité du GB 3e R22eR en Afghanistan le 14 février dernier, 150 patrouilles diverses ont été conduites dans les rues de Kaboul. Le GB 3e R22eR, de la Garnison Valcartier au Québec, est présentement affecté avec la Force internationale d'assistance à la sécurité (FIAS) à Kaboul en Afghanistan. La FIAS est composée d'environ 6500 soldats de 33 nations, dont 1900 soldats canadiens

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Kabul, Afghanistan
Cpl Erica Oliver, an explosives disposal expert with the 3rd Battalion Royal 22nd Regiment Battalion Group (3R22eR Bn Gp) in Kabul, Afghanistan, attaches a detonation cord to unexploded munitions in a hillside creek bed. The munitions, which included Russian-made white phosphorous rounds, were too dangerous to transport and had to be disposed of on site.

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Cpl Erica Oliver, 24, an explosives disposal expert with the 3rd Battalion Royal 22nd Regiment Battalion Group in Kabul, Afghanistan, hands out school and sanitation supplies to Afghani boys in the hills of Kabul. The items were donated by Canadian school children and transported to Kabul by the Canadian military.

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A Canadian Forces soldier from the 3rd Royal 22nd Regiment Battalion group (3 R22ndR Bn Gp) surveys the streets during a patrol in the Canadian Area of Responsibility (AOR) in Kabul.

Bosnia

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Velika Kladusa, Bosnia-Herzegovina
Pte Julie Beauregard a Supply Technician from 25 Canadian Forces Supply Depot (CFSD) in Montreal, Quebec, records the serial numbers from night vision goggles (NVG) for return to Canada.

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Velika Kladusa, Bosnia-Herzegovina
Various snow covered vehicles from the Royal Canadian Dragoon (RCD) Battle Group wait at Camp Black Bear for mechanical and visual inspections to ensure that they are in sound mechanical condition for an eight hour road move to the sea port in Split, Croatia.

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Sergeant Roger Marcinowski (far right) briefs Cpl Duncan Mackintosh (far left), Cpl Steven Rampersad and Cpl Stephan Leveille all Military Police serving with the Royal Canadian Dragoons Battle Group in Zgon, Bosnia Herzegovina on routes to be patrolled that day. The 650 troops of the battle group (the sharp end of Op Palladium, Roto 13) will be home by the end of March, 2004, replaced by a reconnaissance squadron group of fewer than 200 soldiers.

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Corporal Bill Carrette (left), a radio operator and Trooper Julian Lup, a member of the RCD transport section both serving with the Royal Canadian Dragoons Battle Group in Zgon, Bosnia Herzegovina test radio equipment that may be used in future operations.

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At first light Bravo Company of the Royal Canadian Dragoons Battle Group (RCD BG) sprinted up a steep, narrow street in the medieval quarter of Travnik (in south-central Bosnia) to surround two homes in the shadow of the town's imposing fortress. Numerous hand grenades and ammunition were seized from a home. By early afternoon, with the search complete, the Canadians were dismantling their command posts and returning to their bases in Drvar and Zgon. Stabilization Force units from across Bosnia-Herzegovina participated in the operation to collect illegal arms and ammunition. This operation was one of the last for members of the RCD BG.

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Soldiers of the Royal Canadian Dragoons Battle Group in the village of Vrhpolje, Bosnia, search for illegal weapons and munitions January 5, 2004. Shown here is some of the confiscated ammunition found in a home. Operations like these are done in cooperation with the local police, in villages often suggested by the police themselves. The troops go door to door asking if the occupants have anything they'd like to get rid of - and then they ask if the occupant would mind if the troops search the home. Most Bosnians have become used to this and understand that ridding the country of illegal munitions makes everyone safer.

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Soldiers of the Royal Canadian Dragoons Battle Group in the village of Vrhpolje, Bosnia, search for illegal weapons and munitions January 5, 2004. Here, members of A Squadron search vehicles at a vehicle check point set up at the entrance of town

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Soldiers of the Royal Canadian Dragoons Battle Group in the village of Vrhpolje, Bosnia, search for illegal weapons and munitions January 5, 2004. Here, Corporal Steve Burtch searches a vehicle at a vehicle check point set up at the entrance of town

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Colonel John Tattersall, Commander Task Force Bosnia-Herzegovina, prods for mines in a simulated minefield. The National Command Element participated in Mine Awareness Training (MAT) on 20 Dec 03, run by MCpl Daugharty, the Task Force Engineer Mine Awareness Trainer. All personnel; civilian employees, visitors, and military, must qualify in MAT while overseas. The engineers at Camp Black Velika Kladusa Bosnia are responsible for MAT training, and keeping everyone current every three months.

Navy

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ISD01-9697 27 November 01 Arabian Sea, HMCS Preserver supplies fuel to USS Antietam, a Ticonderoga Class Guided Missile Cruiser, during Replenishment at Sea operations in the Arabian Sea Photo by Brian Walsh, J5PA Combat Camera ISD01-9697 27 November 01 Arabian Sea, HMCS Preserver supplies fuel to USS Antietam, a Ticonderoga Class Guided Missile Cruiser, during Replenishment at Sea operations in the Arabian Sea Photo by Brian Walsh, J5PA Combat Camera

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Canadian Frigate HMCS TORONTO (FFH 333- foreground) and the United States’ warship, USS BULKELEY (DDG 84- background), manoeuvre in the Indian Ocean as part of Canada’s support to Operation Enduring Freedom (OEF), the United States led campaign against terrorism. This is the second time the HMCS TORONTO has been deployed to the Arabian Gulf in as many years. Operation ALTAIR is Canada’s support to the George Washington Carrier Strike Group, which consists of an aircraft carrier and several other naval warships. The HALIFAX Class Canadian Patrol Frigate has a crew of 235 officers and sailors and left Canada on January 14th for the Gulf.

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Damn that looks cold

The ashes of Royal Canadian Navy (RCN) World War II veterans, Ordinary Seaman Bennet, Able Seaman Marsland, and Mr. Pulsifer (rank unknown) are scattered at sea by the crew of HMCS FREDERICTON during a ceremony 145 kilometers south-east of Main a Dieu, off Cape Breton’s north-east coast. AB Marsland and Mr. Pulsifer were RCN Reserve Volunteers. All three veterans escorted the convoys that sailed the Newfie-Derry run during the Battle of the Atlantic. RIP

[stuntman]

You guys are going to think my imagination is retarded but when I saw this pic this just pop up in my head!
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NEWS "As the United States and the Russian federation exchange nukes Canadian troops were called in to support US forces in enforcing marshal law in New York City."

NYC Hall http://www.travel-images.com/usa41.jpg

Looks kind of similiar?

[memphiz]

You guys are going to think my imagination is retarded but when I saw this pic this just pop up in my head!
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NEWS "As the United States and the Russian federation exchange nukes Canadian troops were called in to support US forces in enforcing marshal law in New York City."

NYC Hall http://www.travel-images.com/usa41.jpg

Looks kind of similiar?
:lol: they do look alike

[FRO]

Sweet pics. Thanks for taking the time to post them. Take care all.

[Sabre]

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It's the Presidential Palace that the Spetsnaz stormed in '79 is it not?

[gorg]

thanks memphiz

[memphiz]

thanks memphiz
Hey, no problem i was happy to do it. i noticed that you dont get to see alot of Canadian pics on here so i got a whole bunch of em

[stuntman]

thanks memphiz
Hey, no problem i was happy to do it. i noticed that you dont get to see alot of Canadian pics on here so i got a whole bunch of em

Yeah I agree. Plus I wouldlove to see some of the desert cadpat if you don't mind thx!

[memphiz]

CADPAT AR

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Warrant Officer Wayne Kennie, of the Third Battalion, Royal Canadian Regiment Battalion Group inspects ammunition prior to a live fire shoot with mortars and SPG-9 Rockets near Kabul, Afghanistan during Operation ATHENA.

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Master Warrant Officer Nelson Lizotte, of 2 Royal Canadian Horse Artillery,CFB Petawawa, instructs a group of soldiers from the Afghan National Army ( ANA ) in the set-up and operation of the 82mm mortar, in Kabul, Afghanistan. Members of the Canadian Forces are assisting in training various elements of the ANA during Operation ATHENA.

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Sgt Paul Ogilvie, 34, uses hand signals to indicate signs of movement to other members of his section in a covert alpine observation post. He and other members of Reconnaissance Platoon, 3 RCR Battalion Group, were sent into the rugged mountains outside Kabul, Afghanistan on a multi-day reconnaissance mission to silently probe for terrorist and criminal elements operating near the capital.

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Sgt Wayne MacLean, a Forward Observation officer / Forward Air Controller from St. John, N.B., sends a radio report back to headquarters from an observation post high in the mountains surrounding Kabul, Afghanistan.

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Sgt Wayne MacLean, (left) and Sgt Paul Coppicus, (right) scan an area for signs of movement from their alpine observation post in the mountains surrounding Kabul, Afghanistan. Both were attached to Reconnaissance Platoon, 3 RCR Battalion Group, on a multi-day covert mission that included establishing observation posts and watching for terrorist and criminal elements operating near the capital.

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Sgt Paul Ogilvie, 34, scales a steep Afghan mountainside while carrying over 90 pounds of supplies, ammunition and equipment. Members of Reconnaissance Platoon, 3 RCR Battalion Group, were sent into the rugged mountains outside Kabul on a multi-day reconnaissance mission to silently probe for terrorist and criminal elements operating near the capital.
Sgt Ogilvie of Petitcodiac, NB, is wearing the new CADPAT (Arid Regions) desert uniform and is armed with a C8 carbine fitted with a PEQ-2 laser designator.