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PUT EXPERIENCEto work for you!www.lookoutnewspaper.comVolume 60 Number 18 May 4, 2015Thank YouKaren JensenFor senRealEstate.comRE/MAX Lifetime Achievement Award.Residential real estate specialist since 1989.MARPAC NEWSCFB Esquimalt, Victoria, B.C.Sunset at Royal RoadsLS Ogle Henry, MARPAC Imaging ServicesMembers of the Naden Band of the Royal Canadian Navy and Royal Military College of Canada Pipes and Drums Band march past the reviewing daisat Royal Roads University during the Sunset Ceremony held at the university on April 25 on the occasion of the institution’s 75 anniversary. See morephotos on page 6.NEWS3COMMUNITY8Calgarytests itsweaponsmightFree Product DemonstrationSeVIP’s get 40-60% off retailinret M erals frocam(250) 418-5314theDead S e CorpsembraceSikhtraditionWe proudly serve theCanadian Forces CommunityAs a military family we understandyour cleaning needs during ongoingservice, deployment and relocation.www.mollymaid.ca(250) ographersilluminated
2 LOOKOUTMay 4, 2015Sexual misconduct action planChief of the Defence Staff announces direction to addressinappropriate sexual behaviourDNDLast Thursday, Chief of DefenceStaff (CDS), General Tom Lawson,released an action plan to addressinappropriate sexual behaviour inthe Canadian Armed Forces (CAF)following several recent incidents.He also publicly released the independent external review authority’sreport into sexual misconduct andsexual harassment.“For an institution such as theCanadian Armed Forces, one builton the camaraderie and trust, inappropriate sexual behaviour is utterly corrosive,” said Gen Lawson.He was accompanied at the newsconference by Canadian ForcesChief Warrant Officer Kevin West;Madame Marie Deschamps, former Supreme Court of CanadaJustice and the External ReviewAuthority; and Major-General ChrisWhitecross, who is leading the CAFStrategic Response Team on SexualMisconduct.“Inappropriate sexual behaviouris a complex problem, and quickband-aid fixes are unlikely to solvethe many dimensions of the problem,” said MGen Whitecross. “Weneed well-considered innovativechange to arrive at a long-termand sustainable solution. The CAFaction plan is a key step of the solution. ”In April 2014, the CDS orderedan independent external review tolook into sexual misconduct andsexual harassment cases involvingCAF members following a numberof media reports on the subject, anda subsequent Internal Review.Madame Marie Deschamps, aformer Supreme Court of CanadaJustice, began this review in June2014 and completed it in March2015.The CDS directed the creationof the Canadian Armed ForcesStrategic Response Team on SexualMisconduct in February 2015. Theinitial mandate of the StrategicResponse Team was to conduct adetailed review of the final reportproduced by the External ReviewAuthority, and develop an actionplan to address the report’s recommendations.The strategy released last weekallows the CAF to deliver a decisiveresponse, while allowing the organization to further understand andsolve the more complex aspectsof the problem and develop morecomprehensive solutions.Highlights of the action planinclude: Engaging leadership at all levelsto support and engage in thechanges required; Examining what structure isrequired to centralize the responsibility for prevention, training,victim support, research, andreporting of inappropriate sexualbehaviour; Assessing existing inappropriatesexual behaviour reporting processes with the aim of encouraging increased reporting by makingthe process easier to navigate forvictims; A comprehensive review of alllanguage and definitions associated with inappropriate sexualbehaviour; Conducting a comprehensivereview of all relevant policiesassociated with inappropriatesexual behaviour, with the objective of integrating them morecoherently; Developing options to betterinform victims of the complaintprocesses that are currently inplace; Examining the delivery of support to members who come forward with allegations; and Updating the education andtraining curriculum both in termsof content and delivery.Support and referrals for anymember dealing with sexual misconduct or sexual assault are provided as required from the MilitaryPolice’s Victims Assistance Program,the Canadian Forces HealthServices, Canadian Forces MemberAssistance Program, military chaplains, military family resource centres, and civilian social services.“I’d like to personally thankMadame Deschamps for her considered perspective on the dimensions of this complex problem, andfor her vision for how our institution can effect change going forward. Exemplary conduct is partof Canadian Armed Forces members’ obligation to serve. We cannot accept anything less, and I willnot accept anything less,” said GenLawson.Canadian warshipsleave for ExerciseTrident FuryDNDSevenCanadianandAmerican naval vessels sailedfrom Canadian Forces BaseEsquimalt today to participate in Exercise TridentFury, a biennial multinationalexercise taking place off thecoast of Vancouver Islandfrom May 4-15.Trident Fury is a naval exercise organized by MaritimeForces Pacific. The exercisetests air and surface jointoperations including maritime surveillance, live air andsurface weapons firing, andanti-submarine warfare training.Participants come from theRoyal Canadian Navy (RCN),the Royal Canadian Air Force(RCAF), the United StatesNavy (USN), and the UnitedStates Coast Guard (USCG).More than 1,200 militarypersonnel will participate inthis exercise, which enhancesthe RCN’s ability to operatein a task group environmentwith our allies.“Exercise Trident Fury iscritical in making sure thatPacific Fleet ships are readyto deploy with our allies ona wide range of operations.Interoperability is critical toworking in a maritime environment,” said CommodoreBobAuchterlonie,Commander Canadian FleetPacific.Naval vessels participating this year include HerMajesty’s Canadian (HMC)Ships Calgary, Saskatoon,Winnipeg, and Yellowknife,United States Ship Cape St.George, United States CoastGuard Cutter Active, andRCN Orca-class vessel Wolf.Military aircraft participation include RCAF CP-140Aurora Long Range PatrolAircraft and CH-124 SeaKing ship-based helicopters.American aircraft participating in the exercise includeUSN P-3 Orion MaritimePatrolaircraft,SH-60Seahawk helicopters andEA-18 Growler electronicwarfare jets.WE SALUTESAFETY.AND YOU.Thank you Military Police for keeping the forces,bases and families safe for 75 years.crest.ca
May 4, 2015LOOKOUT 3HMCS Calgary tests weapons capabilitySLt Ellie AminaieHMCS CalgaryIn less than 12 months,HMCS Calgary has fired atotal of 12 missiles in support of the modernization ofweapons capabilities of theRoyal Canadian Navy (RCN).Since Calgary achievedhigh readiness status lastspring, post-Halifax ClassModernization (HCM), theship and crew have playedan integral part in testing thecapabilities of the weaponssystems and the enhancements that were fitted onboard as part of the HCMupgrades.The ship’s most recentmissile testing at the PacificMissile Firing Range nearHawaii was the third installment of a series of live firingtests over the course of 20142015 that began upon completion of RIMPAC 2014.“We were able to not onlyverify the capability of ourown weapons systems, butalsoprovide feedback toother units with identicalupgrades, ensuring the lessonslearned are passed on andapplied,” said CommanderJulian Elbourne, Calgary’sCommanding Officer. “Inessence, our recent missionnot only benefitted Calgary’sweapons readiness, but hasprovided crucial data pointsfor the navy in advancing theHCM fleet.”Calgary’s Combat SystemsEngineering Officer, LCdrBobby Gilpin says the road tomissile firing is complex andrequires a close working relationship between MARPAC,PMO HCM/FELEX, andCalgary.“The technical expertisedeveloped during these threemissile firings has laid thegroundwork for future missilefirings, and continued successin operations,” he said.Another milestone forCalgary is the upcoming20 th anniversary celebrations in May. Celebrationswill include a day sail, thetraditional annual CowboyUp event at CFB Esquimalt,and a pancake breakfast forfamilies and friends in thecommunity.depot.cabottlet )FBU 1VNQT %VDUMFTT 4QMJUT 0JM (BT 'VSOBDFTt 1SPGFTTJPOBM *OTUBMMBUJPOTt 0WFS ZFBST FYQFSJFODFIn order to test the capability to defend the ship against an incoming small boat threat, Calgary used its .50 Caliber M2 Browningmachine guns against a remote-controlled Hammerhead, whichacted as a fast-moving attack craft.Calgary’s Bofors 57mm Mark 3 main gun is used to defend the shipfrom incoming surface and air threats.210-3375 Whittier Ave.Victoria, BC V8Z 3R1Office: 250.475.2665Fax: 250.475.1957Email: info@accutemp.cat 2VBMJGJFE 4FSWJDF .BJOUFOBODFt )PVS &NFSHFODZ 4FSWJDFt PNNFSDJBM 3FTJEFOUJBMt -PDBM 5FDIOJDJBOTt 'JOBODJOH BWBJMBCMFaccutemp.ca250-475-COOL (2665)CALL US TODAY.250.380.1602www.seaspan.comCalgary’s Multi Ammunition Softkill System (MASS) replaces theChaff rockets of the legacy frigates. MASS is used to seduce anddistract incoming missiles.See us for all your Car Care Needs!TRUST. FOUNTAIN TIRECANEX FINANCING 10% MilitaryAVAILABLEDiscountNowcom ser vicinmgtruc ercialks!Mu f f lerTune-UPBrakesLube & OilNew! Wash & Detailing 610 Herald St 250-382- 6184 2924 Jacklin Rd 250-478-2217
4 LOOKOUTmatters of OPINIONBOOKWHO WE AREMANAGING EDITORMelissa eviewsBy Maj Chris BuckhamInsightful look into the history of “Command”STAFF WRITERRachel and in WarAuthor: Martin van CreveldPRODUCTIONCarmel elley Fox250-363-8033projects@lookoutnewspaper.comHow is command exercised and what is thenature of command? This is the central premiseof this seminal work by Martin van Creveld titledCommand in War.By recounting the development of commandfrom a historical perspective spanning a period of2,000 years, he is able to trace the inter-relationship between military strategy and the variety ofchallenges associated with commanding armies,from staff organizations through to logistics FIEDSHeather Catte250-363-3127heather.catte@forces.gc.caSALES REPRESENTATIVESIvan Groth250-363-3133ivan.groth@forces.gc.caJoshua Buck250-363-8602joshua.buck@forces.gc.caEDITORIAL ADVISORSara HelmecziMay 4, 2015250-363-7060Published each Monday, under the authority ofCapt(N) Steve Waddell, Base Commander.Le LOOKOUT est publié tous les lundi,sous l’égide du Capt(N) Steve Waddell,Commandant de la Base.The editor reserves the right to edit, abridgeor reject copy or advertising to adhere topolicy as outlined in PSP Policy Manual. Viewsand opinions expressed are not necessarilythose of the Department of National Defence.Le Rédacteur se réserve le droit de modifier, de condenser ou de rejeter les articles,photographies, ou annonces plublicitairespour adhérer Manuel des politiques des PSP.Les opinions et annonces exprimées dans lejournal ne réflètent pas nécéssairement lepoint de vue du MDN.He suggests that despite the changes that haveoccurred in military thinking and technology, oneconstant remains: a commander’s search for certainty be it environment, enemies’ intent, or one’sown forces’ activities.While advantages have come with the advanceof technology, it has also brought additional limitations. It is the commander’s ability to developways to transcend these limitations that haveresulted in progress in command.Through case studies, Creveld reviews thechanging means of command and how theyworked in practice. An excellent book and fascinating read.Morality and military during Battle of StalingradTitle: Stalingrad: Memories andReassessmentsAuthor: Joachim Weider (Translated byHelmut Bolger)Memories and Reassessments is a challengingbook. The Battle of Stalingrad and the toll ittook in terms of dead, wounded, and capturedfor both the Russians and the Germans hasbecome the stuff of legend.The primary focus in other books has largelybeen the tactics and strategy of the battle itself,both locally and in the larger context of the Waron the Eastern Front.However, Joachim Weider’s book is the firstto place the actual battle in a secondary posi-tion and address the issue of the political andmoral responsibilities of the military leadershipinvolved.An actual veteran of the battle, he focuseson the fact that the German Army Commandfailed to act on its own responsibility, even inthe final phases of the battle. This book showsthe degree to which the “soldierly ethic” hadbeen eroded. Every military leader has a responsibility to both their superiors and to theirsoldiers; the book explores how the generalsinvolved in Stalingrad betrayed their obligationof loyalty to the men entrusted to them.Maj Chris Buckham is a logistics officer in theRCAF. He maintains a blog of his reviews at www.themilitaryreviewer.blogspot.comTEST PRÉVU CETTE SEMAINETEST THIS WEEKEssai mensuel du système de notification de massede la BFC EsquimaltCFB Esquimalt Mass Notification System Monthly Test11 a.m. on the 1st Wednesday of each monthà 11 h le premier mercredi de chaque moisCirculation - 4,000plus 1,000 pdf downloads per weekOne year subscription - 66.94Six month subscription - re-marpac-units.pageClick on MNS amme-fmar-p-unites.pageet cliquez sur l’onglet du système (SNM)Prices include tax.A Division of Personnel Support ProgramsCFB Esquimalt, PO Box 17000 Stn. Forces,Victoria, BC V9A 7N2Web: www.lookoutnewspaper.comFax: 250-363-3015Bike to Work Week BreakfastHeld at CANEX Parking lotAUTHENTIC THAIFriday Lunch Buffet Lunch Combos Full Dinner Canadian Mail Product Sales Agreement 40063331May 276:15 a.m. - 8:00 a.m.CANADIANCOMMUNITYNEWSPAPERAWARD 2014Velofix will be attending the event with theirmobile truck and will provide FREE inspectionsand small adjustments to bikes.Dine InTake OutThai dining at its Best!1207A Esquimalt Rd. 389-1845 www.zapthai.com
May 4, 2015LOOKOUT 5Try the world of role playing board gamesKaren BrandonLookoutWith the ever growing“geek culture” becomingmore mainstream than ever,young and old find themselves flocking to the nerdfriendly fantasies of boardgames.Pathfinder is a fantasyrole-playing game (RPG)where players create a variety of fantasy characters andfight an array of monsterswhile trekking through different dungeons.Pathfinder is also a modified and revised version ofthe popular predecessor,Dungeons and Dragons.Thegamereliesmostly on imagination.Players create stories foreach adventure and useminiature figures for eithermonsters or their characters,all while playing on a gameboard in their living room.“I’ve met almost all of thepeople I play with throughwork in the military,” LSNiall Kelly, who serves inHMCS Regina. “We playevery Sunday. I took it upsince there were so manypeople interested in it atwork, and it sounded likea better idea to start playing games with close friendsfrom my neighborhood asopposed to distant strangersover the internet.”MaintainingagoodPathfinder group can behard, he says.“Attendance in our groupfluctuates a lot. With sailingschedules, duty watches, andother busy life events thereis rarely a time when we canhave everyone there.”Having the right kind ofmembers to a group canmake it or break it, since theplayers need to cooperatewhile doing an interestingcampaign.“One of the main thingsthat will make or breaka Pathfinder group is theDungeon Master (DM).They’re the person whoorganizes everything anddictates the rules. When youhave a DM who is knowledgeable, creative, andentertaining, it can be thedifference between havingstories at work the next dayand spending the night texting under the table,” he says.Since Pathfinder is suchan open concept game it canbe enjoyed in many differentways and can accommodatealmost everyone’s interests.“There are groups who getreally into the role playingaspect and talk through plotsand character stories; othergroups get into exploringdungeons, solving puzzles,and discovering treasure;and some just like to rolldice and try to coordinatejust as they would kill a firebreathing dragon the size ofa house.”LS Kelly also stressed theimportance of having seasoned players to help newcomers through the game.“Personally I really enjoyhow much fun the newcomers bring to the game. Youcan see them really gettinginto it when it’s all new,fresh, and exciting for them.Many will take their character sheets home and read upon as much as they can untilthey can play again.”If a newbie still feels overwhelmed with the enormousworld that is Pathfinder,LS Kelly suggests bringingin small, less complicatedgames.“Oftenwhenwe’renot feeling up for playing Pathfinder we turn toone of many board gamesthat are easier to keep ourevenings fun and sociable.”So, whether one wants tostep in on the realm of geekdom or just take a quickglance, there is certainlysomething for anyone.Mental HealthAwareness Activitieson BaseMonday May 4Dockyard Gate! Free Coffee from Serious Coffee The Q radio station streaming livemusic Free resources to highlight mentalhealthDo You wish to be Optimistic?Attend Dr. Garside’s presentation“Positive Psychology “This presentation will train you tobe more adaptable.Dr. Garside will explore recentresearch on happiness and the latest training about developing optimism, gratefulness and happiness.Friday May 8 10:00-11:30Chief and PO’s Rainbow Roomsign up with: EAP managernora.johnson@forces.gc.caor call 250-363-7968
6 LOOKOUTMay 4, 2015John W.Penner, John’s PhotographyJohn W.Penner, John’s Photographyat Royal RoadsThe Sunset Ceremony, held April 25, celebrated 75 years ofleadership and learning at Royal Roads University - 55 yearsas a military institution/college and 20 years of Royal Roadsgrowth as a public university. The Ceremony took place onthe former parade square, below Hatley Castle.The ceremony showcased the Canadian Forces Snowbirds;officer cadets from the Royal Military College of Canada’sPipes and Drums Band; the Naden Band of the RoyalCanadian Navy; the 50-person Vice Regal Guard of MaritimeForces Pacific; cadets from the United States Air ForceAcademy’s Drum and Bugle Corp; an ex-cadet contingentcomprised of ex-cadets who attended Royal Roads between1940-1995; 105mm guns from the 5th (BC) Field Regimentof the RCA; and regional air, sea and land cadets.A gun salute was conducted by members of the 5th (British Columbia) Field Regiment;Royal Canadian Artillery.LS Ogle Henry, MARPAC Imaging ServicesMembers of the Canadian Forces Base EsquimaltVice-Regal Guard stand at attention.LS Ogle Henry, MARPAC Imaging Services
May 4, 2015LOOKOUT 7Conference develops cross-borderresponse for large-scale disastersKatelyn MooresMARPAC HQMore than 60 militaryand civilian stakeholders met in Esquimalt onMay 1 to discuss cooperation between Canada andthe U.S. in response to anatural disaster in NorthAmerica.This was the first timethe entire family of emergency responders, such asEmergency ManagementB.C., the American RedCross and the CanadianRed Cross Society, andmilitary members fromboth Canada and the U.S.,gathered to review currentagreements and legislation regarding how crossborder disaster responsewould be carried out during an emergency.Their goal is to align priorities and create consist-ent direction between bothnations to allow for a fasterresponse in times of need.“Natural disasters do notfollow man-made borders,”said Lieutenant-ColonelJames Follwell, with JointTask Force Pacific Plansand Operations. “Thisone-day conference provides vital opportunitiesfor opening cooperativediscussions between theU.S. and Canada prior to alarge-scale disaster.”The conference beganwith a hypothetical disaster scenario to
Sunset at Royal Roads LS Ogle Henry, MARPAC Imaging Services Members of the Naden Band of the Royal Canadian Navy and Royal Military College of Canada Pipes and Drums Band march past the reviewing dais at Royal Roads University during the Sunset Ceremony held at the university on April 25 on the occasion of the institution’s 75 anniversary.
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