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Order No. 08/2018 2 October 2018
Last Order No. 07/2018 Esquimalt, BC
ROUTINE ORDER ENTRIES
The following is a listing of the contents of Routine Order 08/2018 dated 2 October 2018:
TITLE PAGE
132/18 – CRISIS SITUATION................................................................................................................................... 2
133/18 – REPORTS AND RETURNS ....................................................................................................................... 2
134/18 – NATL CJCR SP GP CHANGE OF COMMAND....................................................................................... 2
135/18 – RCSU (PAC) PERSONNEL CHANGES ................................................................................................... 2
136/18 – AMENDMENTS TO PUBLICATIONS, ORDERS AND FORMS ........................................................... 2
137/18 – SECURITY SCREENING UPDATES ....................................................................................................... 3
138/18 – PRC/VSS REQUIRING UPDATE .............................................................................................................. 3
139/18 – RCSU (PAC) RESERVE EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES ................................................................ 3
140/18 – CANNABIS POLICY AND BRIEFINGS .................................................................................................. 3
141/18 – CTC POSITIONS 2019 – COATS MEMBERS AND CIVILIAN INSTRUCTORS ................................. 5
142/18 –OUTSTANDING POSITIVE YOUTH DEVELOPMENT AND PROGRAM OUTREACH .................... 6
143/18 – PYDPO GAP PACKAGE – CANADIAN CENTRE FOR CHILD PROTECTION .................................. 6
144/18 – FILE REPOSITORY VS SHAREPOINT ................................................................................................... 7
145/18 – RECOVERY OF COMMUTING ASSISTANCE OVER ALLOWABLE LIMIT ..................................... 7
146/18 – REINSTATEMENT OF ABSEIL ACTIVITIES ........................................................................................ 7
147/18 – REGIONAL EXPEDITION – WILD WINTER CHALLENGE DECEMBER 2018 ................................. 8
148/18 – INTERNATIONAL ARMY CADET EXPEDITION – FEBRUARY 2019 ............................................... 8
149/18 – 20TH ANNUAL TRI-ELEMENTAL DINNER AT GOVERNMENT HOUSE ........................................ 8
150/18 – AMENDMENT TO CAF BEARD POLICY .............................................................................................. 9
151/18 – CHANGE TO WINTER DRESS ................................................................................................................ 9
ROUTINE ORDERS
ISSUED BY
COMMANDER D.B. HENDERSON
COMMANDING OFFICER
REGIONAL CADET SUPPORT UNIT (PACIFIC)
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132/18 – CRISIS SITUATION
1. Any crisis situation related to Pacific Region cadet activities that involve cadets, COATS
members, CIs, and/or volunteers shall be reported to the Regional Cadet Support Unit (Pacific)
as soon as possible.
2. After engaging local emergency services as required, Corps/Squadron Commanding
Officers are to contact their J3 Zone Training Officer with an initial report of the situation.
Should the J3 Zone Training Officer not be available, the applicable J3 Area OIC shall be
contacted. In the event that the J3 Zone Training Officer, or the J3 Area OIC are not available,
the J35 Chief Training Officer, LCol Head, is to be contacted at 250-508-7572.
(J1 RCSU (Pac) CC)
133/18 – REPORTS AND RETURNS
Quarterly Stocktaking of Small Arms and Ammunition Due Jan / Apr / Jul /
Oct annually
(J1 RCSU (Pac) CC)
134/18 – NATL CJCR SP GP CHANGE OF COMMAND
On 6 Sep 18, BGen D. Cochrane assumed the position of Commander Natl CJCR Sp Gp taking
over from BGen K.L. Woiden and Col P. Fleury has assumed the position of Deputy
Commander, taking over from Col D. Perrault.
(J1)
135/18 – RCSU (PAC) PERSONNEL CHANGES
The following personnel changes have occurred / will occur at RCSU (Pac):
a. Capt M. Chan has assumed the position of Area Elemental Advisor (Air)
(Vancouver Island) effective 19 Sep 18;
b. Capt M. Owen has assumed the position of J3 Trg O (RDA Non-Discretionary)
effective 30 Sep 18;
c. Capt K. Thomson has assumed the position of J4 Contracting Supervisor
(Backfill) effective 24 Sep 18; and
d. Lt J. Holmes has assumed the position of J1 Records and Pay (Backfill) effective
1 Oct 18.
(J1)
136/18 – AMENDMENTS TO PUBLICATIONS, ORDERS AND FORMS
The following CANCDTGENs have recently been released and are posted on the RCSU (Pac)
SharePoint site:
a. CANCDTGEN 009/18, Positive Social Relations for Youth Training – Interim
Amendment;
b. CANCDTGEN 010/18, Training Results in FORTRESS; and
c. CANCDTGEN 011/18, Change to the Royal Canadian Sea Cadet Phase Program
– Sailing.
(J1)
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137/18 – SECURITY SCREENING UPDATES
Ref: NDSOD Chapter 4
1. Reliability Screening consists of conducting verifications and checks in order to be able
to grant individuals a Reliability Status (RS), which is the minimum level required for all CAF
members and civilian instructors working in support of the CCO. IAW ref, RS must be updated
every 10 years.
2. Annex A contains a list of personnel who must renew their RS prior to the due date
indicated, a list of personnel who have passed the RS update deadline and have been directed to
cease all cadet activities including voluntary duty/support and a list of personnel who are
authorized to return to duties as their RS has been approved.
(J1 Staffing O)
138/18 – PRC/VSS REQUIRING UPDATE
Ref: CATO 23-04
1. IAW ref, all members shall update their Police Record Check/Vulnerable Sector
Screening (PRC/VSS) every five years.
2. Annex B contains a list of personnel whose PRC/VSS will require renewal, personnel
who have extended beyond the five year mark and have been directed to cease parading as well
as personnel who are authorized to recommence duties.
(J1 Staffing O)
139/18 – RCSU (PAC) RESERVE EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES
1. Reserve Employment Opportunities (REOs) with the Regional Cadet Support Unit
(Pacific) are available to serving Reservists who meet the required criteria as stated for each
employment opportunity and can be found at: http://armyapp.forces.gc.ca/reo-
oer/en/VCDSBRANCH.aspx.
2. The following REOs with the Regional Cadet Support Unit (Pacific) are currently
published / will be published shortly:
a. O-36708 – J8 Fin Svcs (Travel & Claims) – closing 10 Oct 18; and
b. O-38233 – Supply Tech (Air) – Aircraft Parts – closing 22 Oct 18.
(J1 Staffing O)
140/18 – CANNABIS POLICY AND BRIEFINGS
Refs: A. CANFORGEN 151/18 CMP 076/18 281507Z AUG 18
B. DAOD 9004-1, Use of Cannabis by CAF Members
1. On 17 Oct 18, cannabis will be legalized in Canada. DND/CAF released its policy on use
of cannabis by CAF members in refs A and B. On 17 Oct 18, Natl CJCR Sp Gp will implement
the DND/CAF cannabis policy across the entire Formation and further shape it to fit the Natl
CJCR Sp Gp particular environment in order to be compliant with CAF policy and ensure safety
of the Cadet and JCR Programs.
2. As part of the CAF’s policy roll-out, all members will participate in initial education
briefings. These briefings have commenced with the Formation Commander providing a
briefing to RCSU (Pac) senior staff. The remaining RCSU (Pac) staff will soon be briefed and
then Area / Zone staff will be holding briefings with corps/squadron COs. Once briefed,
corps/squadron COs will be required to deliver briefings to their staff. The briefing will be
available on SharePoint by 5 Oct 18. Attendance at the briefing is to be recorded on the
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attendance form that will be provided on SharePoint and must be submitted to RCSU (Pac) on
completion.
3. A CANCDTGEN will be issued NLT 16 Oct 18 and will be followed by a Natl CJCR Sp
Gp Order. The CANCDTGEN will provide policy direction for the CCO.
4. All CAF members must be aware of the policy detailed in ref B. BGen Cochrane has
issued the following as part of his Commander’s Intent with regard to the CAF cannabis policy:
a. ABIDE: Individuals must abide by the policy and the specific prohibition periods
for cannabis consumption and possession before and during their duties and
participation in cadet and JCR activities;
b. INFORM: Individuals must inform their CO, Activity OIC, or supervisor without
delay if they are unable to perform their duties or participate in an activity
because of cannabis consumption;
c. REMOVE: COs, Activity OICs or supervisors will temporarily remove from duty
or any activity any individual who is observed to be under the influence of
cannabis, until it is determined that the member can safely and effectively return
to the duty or activity; and
d. ADDRESS: RCSU COs will deal with misuse of cannabis by an individual
through the most appropriate administrative or disciplinary action, or both, as per
DAOD 9004-1.
5. For CAF members, DAOD 9004-1 establishes a framework for the responsible use of
cannabis. Every CAF member must become familiar with the policy on cannabis in order to
ensure that they are compliant and in order to ensure others are abiding by the policy
requirements. The following is provided as an overview of the policy detailed in DAOD 9004-1
as would relate to the duties of a COATS member:
a. CAF members are required to conduct themselves in a professional manner and
are expected to make responsible choices regarding the use of recreational
cannabis;
b. CAF members must not engage in any misuse of cannabis. Any misuse will be
dealt with through administrative or disciplinary action, or both;
c. CAF members must inform their supervisor immediately if their ability to
perform their duty is compromised due to cannabis consumption;
d. CAF members are prohibited from cannabis consumption:
(1) 8 hours before any known or expected performance of any duty, and
(2) during the entire period of the working day or shift;
e. CAF members are prohibited from cannabis consumption and possession:
(1) during the entire period that the CAF member is in or on any vessel,
vehicle or aircraft, military or civilian, operated by or in support of the
DND or the CAF, and
(2) during the period that the CAF member is on training for the basic military
officer qualification and is restricted from leave;
f. the CDS has ordered the following periods of prohibition for cannabis
consumption (additional to 8 hrs prior to any duty):
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(1) 24 hours before any known or expected performance of any of the
following duties, involving a heightened risk and higher-than-usual need
for attention to detail:
A. operation or handling of a loaded weapon or ammunition,
B. operation of a wheeled vehicle,
C. parachuting, rappelling or fast roping activities, and
D. maintenance of parachuting, rappelling or fast roping equipment,
and
(2) 28 days before any known or expected performance of any of the
following duties, involving operating in a highly demanding environment
or in a precision-oriented task:
A. service as a member of a crew of a military aircraft as a pilot.
g. all CAF members are responsible for being informed of the DAOD, reporting an
incident of suspected misuse, and informing their supervisor if they are unable to
safely and effectively perform their duty due to cannabis consumption; and
h. CAF members may seek clarification of the policies or instructions set out in the
DAOD through their chain of command.
6. While further detail will be released in the CANCDTGEN, it will be clearly directed that
cadets shall not consume or possess cannabis when involved in any cadet activity. COs, Activity
OICs or supervisors will temporarily remove from an activity any cadet or JCR who is observed
to under the influence of cannabis, until it is determined that the cadet can safely and effectively
return to the activity. The Cadet Program will continue to deliver a set of fun, challenging, well-
organized and safe activities in an impairment-free environment.
(J1)
141/18 – CTC POSITIONS 2019 – COATS MEMBERS AND CIVILIAN INSTRUCTORS
1. The list of positions for CTC positions for summer 2019 will be promulgated in the
November 2018 Routine Orders. In preparation for the upcoming staffing season, the following
important dates are to be noted:
a. 1 Nov 18 – application instructions and available positions will be published in
the RCSU (Pac) Routine Orders;
b. 16 Nov 18 – applications for senior staff (LCdr / Maj) positions for CTC 2019
will be due to RCSU (Pac). Senior staff offers will be made prior to the
Christmas break;
c. 7 Jan 19 – all other adult staff applications (COATS members and CIs) will be
due; and
d. 15 Jan 19 – Staff Cadet applications will be due in FORTRESS.
2. Initial staffing selections will begin in mid-January 2019, therefore, it is important that
applications are submitted on time.
(J1 Staffing O)
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142/18 –OUTSTANDING POSITIVE YOUTH DEVELOPMENT AND PROGRAM
OUTREACH
Refs: A. 4500-3 (D Cdts & JCR 6-4) Implementation Instruction – Positive Youth Development
and Program Outreach (PYDPO) 16 January 2015
B. DAOD 5019-4, Remedial Measures
1. Ref A and repeated RO entries have directed that all CIC officers, COATS members, Reg
F and P Res members working in support of the CCO, civilian instructors and volunteers are
required to complete the Positive Youth Development and Program Outreach (PYDPO) learning
package. Annex C is a list of personnel whose record does not indicate completion of PYDPO
(as of 1 Oct 18).
2. Members who are active with the Cadet Program and have not completed the required
PYDPO training as directed will be placed on remedial measure in accordance with ref B.
(J1)
143/18 – PYDPO GAP PACKAGE – CANADIAN CENTRE FOR CHILD PROTECTION
Refs: A. CANCDTGEN 001/18, issued 1 February 2018
B. 4500-3 (D Cdts and JCR 6-4) Deployment of the Positive Youth Development and Program
Outreach (PYDPO), 19 January 2015 (NOTAL)
C. DAOD 5019-4, Remedial Measures
1. As detailed in ref A, the National Cadet and Junior Canadian Rangers Support Group
(Natl CJCR Sp Gp) has been working proactively with the Canadian Centre for Child Protection.
This charitable organization is dedicated to the personal safety of all children, with a goal to
reduce child victimization by providing programs and services to Canadians. They operate
several programs including Cybertip.ca, Missingkids.ca, Kids in the Know, and Commit to Kids.
2. As a result of this relationship, the Canadian Centre for Child Protection have made
available some of their online training. After careful review of our learning package, Positive
Youth Development and Program Outreach (PYDPO), one such opportunity has been identified
within the learning module on child sexual abuse, specifically regarding the grooming and luring
process that can occur in child sexual abuse.
3. For all current adult leaders in the CCO who have not yet completed PYDPO (as per ref
B) and for all new adult entrants to the CCO, an updated PYDPO, including access to Commit to
Kids: Helping Organizations Prevent Child Sexual Abuse, has been launched in the Defence
Learning Network (DLN).
4. As directed in refs A and B, all adult leaders who completed PYDPO prior to 1 Feb 18
are required to complete the relevant portion of the online learning program, Commit to Kids:
Helping Organizations Prevent Child Sexual Abuse. To access the training, log onto the DLN
and search for “%PYDPO - Gap Package”. Enroll yourself in the package, "PYDPO – Gap
Package – Luring and Grooming" and follow the instructions to access training. In order to
complete the training, it required that both the seven slide orientation in the DLN plus the
Commit to Kids: Helping Organizations Prevent Child Sexual Abuse module be completed. As
with any subject of a sensitive nature, you are encouraged to practice self-care while
participating in the online module.
5. Annex D is a list of members whose record does not indicate completion of the PYDPO
Gap Package. If a member whose name is included on this list has completed the required
training, a copy of the completion certificate is to be mailed to RCSU (Pac) or submitted via
email to [email protected]. Members who are required to complete the PYDPO Gap
package and who have not yet complied with this order must do so as soon as possible. Failure
to complete the training will result in members being placed on remedial measure in accordance
with ref C.
(J1)
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144/18 – FILE REPOSITORY VS SHAREPOINT
1. The File Repository has been the location of several documents, references and resources
for members working in support of the CCO. Over the past several months, we have been
transitioning these documents, references and resources to SharePoint on CCO Net. As this
transition progresses, fewer items will be found on the File Repository as SharePoint will be our
communication platform.
2. The File Repository will continue to exist, however, its focus will shift to being a location
for information to be accessed primarily by cadets, parents/guardians, sponsors and Leagues
members.
(J6)
145/18 – RECOVERY OF COMMUTING ASSISTANCE OVER ALLOWABLE LIMIT
Refs: A. CBI 209.045 – Transportation Assistance for Reserve Force Personnel on Class A
Reserve Service
B. RCSU (Pac) Routine Order 5/18 entry 088/18 dated 1 May 18
3. On 1 Jun 17, Treasury Board (RB) revised CBI 209.045(3) (Amount of Assistance) to
read “The amount of the assistance payable for each one way trip between the member’s
worksite and the member’s residence is determined by the formula: [ ( A − 16 ) × B ] where A is,
to a maximum of 100 kilometres, the direct road distance between the member’s residence and
their worksite; and B is the kilometric rate - for the location of the worksite - as set out in
‘Appendix A - Lower Kilometric Rates’ of the National Joint Council Commuting Assistance
Directive, as amended from time to time”. This instruction came into effect 1 Sep 17.
2. RCSU (Pac) had previously been paying unlimited TAA to eligible members who
claimed it on their pay sheets. Even after the revised CBI came out we had been allowing a
maximum of 200 kms to be claimed for a return trip, believing that “a maximum of 100
kilometres” each way was the claimable amount.
3. The CBI is very clear, however, that the maximum 100 kms one way must be decreased
by the 16 km minimum distance threshold to make the administration of TAA eligible. This
results in the maximum kilometres payable for a one-way trip being 84 kms, and for a return trip,
168 kms.
4. RCSU (Pac) is obliged to review TAA claims back to 1 Sep 17 when the instruction
became effective and recover amounts which exceed the allowance. Members to whom this
adjustment applies will see these transactions appear on their upcoming pay statements.
(J1 HRO)
146/18 – REINSTATEMENT OF ABSEIL ACTIVITIES
1. On 28 Aug 18, the CO RCSU (Pac) reinstated Abseil activities for Regionally Directed
and Local Training activities for the Army Cadet program.
2. Corps wishing to conduct an Abseil activity will need to familiarize themselves with the
new SOP and Interim Direction before planning an Abseil activity and submitting a CSAR to
their respective Training Support Coordinator. Corps may request to use Abseil equipment from
RCSU (Pac) but the expectation is that a Cadet Corps will purchase and maintain their own
Abseil equipment in the future as RCSU has limited abseil equipment available.
3. Abseil activities may be conducted on all CAF Certified Rappel Towers and Engineered
Structures within Pacific Region. Currently Pacific Region has received one request for approval
of a non-DND Abseil training site which is currently being considered.
4. Information will be posted on SharePoint regarding approved abseil sites, pending abseil
training sites, current certified abseil instructors and all current policies and amendments under
the Army folder.
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5. Questions can be directed to the J5 Plans O (Army Cdts), Capt K. Russell by email at
[email protected] or 250-363-0892.
(J5 Plans O (Army Cdts))
147/18 – REGIONAL EXPEDITION – WILD WINTER CHALLENGE DECEMBER 2018
1. RCSU (Pac) will conduct a Regional Expedition (Expn) from 1 to 9 December 2018 in
Manning Provincial Park. The Expn will be comprised of fourteen (14) army cadets and three
(3) CIC officers. This Expn will combine expedition training with snow-shoeing and back
country skiing. Cadets will also learn route planning, map and navigation skills, GPS use,
equipment and clothing selection, menu planning, and low impact camping.
2. The Warning Order and Joining Instructions will be posted to SharePoint once
completed.
3. Cadet corps must inform their cadets of the opportunity and nominate cadets in
FORTRESS via “Summer Training and Activities by Selection.” Deadline for registration of
cadets is 4 Nov 18.
4. Officers interested in this Reserve Service opportunity are to contact J3 Trg O (Expn) via
email [email protected] IAW the Warning Order.
(J3 Trg O (Expedition))
148/18 – INTERNATIONAL ARMY CADET EXPEDITION – FEBRUARY 2019
1. RCSU (Pac) will conduct the 2019 International Expedition for eighteen (18) cadets with
three (3) CIC officers in the Magallanes Region, Chile from 4 to 24 February 2019.
2. The Warning Order and Joining Instructions will be posted to SharePoint once
completed.
3. Cadet corps must inform their cadets of the opportunity and nominate cadets in
FORTRESS via “Summer Training and Activities by Selection.” Deadline for registration of
cadets is 12 Nov 18.
4. Officers interested in this Reserve Service opportunity are to contact J3 Trg O (Expn) via
email [email protected] IAW the Warning Order.
(J3 Trg O (Expedition))
149/18 – 20TH ANNUAL TRI-ELEMENTAL DINNER AT GOVERNMENT HOUSE
1. All past, present and affiliated members of the CCO are invited to attend the 20th annual
tri-elemental dinner; this year recognizing the special achievements of former Branch Advisor,
LCol Terry Kopan and the 100th Anniversary of Royal Canadian Sea Cadet program.
2. Hosted by the CIC Branch Association of BC, the event will be held at Government
House in Victoria on Saturday, 3 November 2018. For those travelling to Victoria overnight, we
encourage you to take advantage of a special rate at the beautiful Delta Ocean Pointe Hotel.
3. Entertainment will be provided by the incredible Naden Band as we recognize those who
dedicate themselves to the betterment of Canada through the development of our nation’s youth.
Guests and spouses are welcome. Space is limited, and tickets will be sold on a first come, first
served basis.
4. For guest list, hotel, and ticket information, visit: www.cic-bc.ca.
(CIC Branch Association)
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150/18 – AMENDMENT TO CAF BEARD POLICY
Ref: CANFORGEN 158/18, Amendment to Beard Policy,
1. Ref CANFORGEN is posted on the RCSU (Pac) SharePoint site. All members must
familiarize themselves with this policy.
2. Effective immediately, the CAF Dress Instructions and ref shall be strictly adhered to for
the growing and wearing of beards. Specifically:
a. during the growing period, military uniforms shall not be worn while transiting to
and from the workplace and any business with civilian organizations / partners
should be minimized until a suitable beard is grown;
b. Pacific Region COATS members may grow beards IAW the direction provided at
ref and at the 30 day mark, the member’s supervisor shall determine the suitability
of the beard;
c. consideration of Remembrance Day must be taken into account; beards shall be
grown and authorized prior to Remembrance Day 2018, or shaven and restarted
after that day; and
d. a formal request is not required to commence the growing of a beard and any
medical requirements for the cessation of shaving are not impacted by the ref.
(RCSU CWO)
151/18 – CHANGE TO WINTER DRESS
The change to winter dress will take effect Mon, 15 Oct 18.
(RCSU CWO)
// original signed by //
D.B. Henderson
Commander
Commanding Officer
Annexes
Annex A Reliability Status Requiring Update
Annex B PRC/VSS Requiring Update
Annex C PYDPO
Annex D PYDPO Gap Package – Canadian Centre for Child Protection
Annex A
RCSU (Pac) Routine Orders
2 October 2018
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RELIABILITY STATUS REQUIRING UPDATE
1. Reliability Screening consists of conducting verifications and checks in order to be able
to grant individuals a Reliability Status (RS), which is the minimum level required for all CAF
members and civilian instructors working in support of the CCO. RS must be updated every 10
years. Note that for renewals, certified copies of two pieces of ID and a proof of current address
are required to accompany the Cdt #172. The following personnel must renew their RS prior to
the due date indicated below:
Unit Rank Name Due Date 902 RCACS Capt Berger, W 12-Nov-18
747 RCACS Capt Bishop, C 08-Dec-18
105 RCSCC Lt(N) Broom, B 20-Oct-18
RCSU Maj Deck, B 21-Oct-18
RCSU Capt Elgert, R 28-Nov-18
325 RCSCC Capt Fairchild, R 07-Nov-18
RCSU MCpl Forbes, S 19-Nov-18
RCSU CI Gonyea, R 10-Nov-18
828 RCACS Capt Jantzen, A 08-Dec-18
103 RCACS Lt Marliave, J 06-Dec-18
754 RCACS Capt Murray, B 06-Dec-18
102 RCSCC Lt(N) Parent, M 08-Dec-18
513 RCACS Lt Sattler, M 19-Dec-18
223 RCACS Capt Schrauwen, V 16-Dec-18
2316 RCACC Ca[t Stephan, R 08-Dec-18
RCSU Lt(N) Wood, E 03-Dec-18
2. Reliability Status (RS) is valid for a period of 10 years and must be updated prior to the
expiry of this validity period. The following personnel have passed the RS update deadline and
have been directed to cease all cadet activities including voluntary duty/support effective the date
indicated below. These members shall not be authorized to return to duty until the RS has been
processed and approved.
Unit Rank Name Due Date Cease Parading
Effective Date 2136 RCACC Capt Beddoes, E 12-May-18 24-May-18
103 RCACS Capt Canlas, O 14-Mar-18 09-Jan-18*
189 RCSCC Lt(N) Cartwright, J 14-Feb-18 27-Feb-18
RCSU Capt Chan, D 07-Dec-17 12-Sep-17*
RCSU Lt(N) Dalley (Bollen), L 16-Mar-15 07-Jan-16
258 RCACS Capt Eichinger, N 17-Nov-14 07-Jan-16
RCSU Capt Escobar, F 03-Oct-15 01-Apr-16
RCSU Lt Giles, T 22-Sep-18 01-Oct-18
RCSU Capt Goddard, K 02-Apr-18 30-Apr-18
819 RCACS Capt Hargreaves, T 06-Aug-17 09-Jun-17 *
RCSU MWO Hobor, T 08-Feb-18 09-Feb-17*
RCSU SLt Kardal, R 07-Feb-17 06-Oct-16
RCSU Capt Kelley, S 15-Apr-18 30-Apr-18
RCAOps Capt Kerry, S 20-Mar-17 31-Mar-17
RCSU 2Lt Lehton, Y 20-May-18 24-May-18
907 RCACS 2Lt May, S 14-Sep-18 01-Oct-18
RCSU Capt Perrin, R 14-Jun-17 26-Apr-17
259 RCACS Lt Power, B 06-Feb-17 09-Feb-17
2305 RCACC Capt Shearsmith, D 23-Jun-18 25-Jun-18
RCSU Lt(N) Totten, N 21-Sep-15 17-Oct-16
RCSU Capt Turra, E 24-Jan-17 25-Jan-17
258 RCACS Capt Wanner, D 16-May-17 24-Oct-16
RCSU Capt Wright, M 29-Aug-15 07-Jan-16
RCSU Lt Yu, J 26-May-17 14-Apr-17
RCSU Lt Zhang, L 15-May-18 24-May-18
Annex A
RCSU (Pac) Routine Orders
2 October 2018
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* Mbr was suspended for an expired PRC/VSS on the date indicated, but a new RS will also be
required prior to authorization to recommence duties.
3. RS paperwork has been completed for the following personnel who are authorized to
recommence duties effective on the approval date indicated below:
Unit Rank Name Cease Parading
Effective Date
Approval
Date
RCSU Lt Pattullo, C 14-Jun-18 25-Jun-18
RCSU Lt Wolfe, D 12-Sep-17 10-Aug-18
(J1 Staffing O)
Annex B
RCSU (Pac) Routine Orders
2 October 2018
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PRC/VSS REQUIRING UPDATE
Ref: CATO 23-04
1. IAW ref, all members shall update their Police Record Check/Vulnerable Sector
Screening (PRC/VSS) every five years. Following is a list of personnel whose PRC/VSS will
require renewal prior to the due date indicated:
Unit Rank Name Due Date 767 RCACS Lt Brunner-Love, E 08-Oct-18
RCSU PO1 Butler, W 29-Oct-18
RCSU CI Calhoon-Cardinal, R 12-Nov-18
RCSU NCdt De Gracia, C 22-Nov-18
841 RCACS CI Frank, R 04-Dec-18
RCSU Lt Gilbert, D 28-Dec-18
2289 RCACC 2Lt Gill, M 21-Nov-18
136 RCSCC Lt(N) Grant, D 22-Nov-18
RCA Ops Capt Green, S 12-Dec-18
103 RCACS Capt James, B 09-Dec-18
93 RCSCC Lt(N) Kerr, M 29-Oct-18
386 RCACS Capt Lee, D 04-Nov-18
RCSU 2Lt Lehton, Y 06-Dec-18
RCSU Maj Lewis, R 24-Dec-18
RCSU Lt(N) Martin, C 13-Dec-18
102 RCSCC Lt(N) McDevitt, S 09-Oct-18
RCSU Lt(N) McLean, C 10-Dec-18
531 RCACS CI Redick, W 05-Dec-18
581 RCACS CI Smith, Kat 28-Oct-18
RCSU 2Lt Smith, Kay 03-Oct-18
RCSU CI Van Wyk, K 30-Oct-18
903 RCACC Lt Wolf, C 09-Oct-18
47 RCSCC SLt Wong, N 22-Oct-18
2827 RCACC Lt Wong, P 04-Oct-18
2. Personnel are advised that completion of a VSS check can take up to three months,
therefore it is important that the process be initiated well in advance of the expiry date.
3. A current PRC/VSS is required for all adult supervisors, therefore, personnel who do not
submit an updated PRC/VSS prior to the expiry date will not be authorized to parade until a
PRC/VSS is received and approved at RCSU (Pac).
4. The PRC/VSS for the following pers has extended beyond the five year mark, therefore,
the following pers have been directed to cease parading on the date indicated:
Unit Rank Name Due Date Cease Parading
Effective Date RCSU SLt Agoes, I 08-Dec-17 11-Dec-17
RCSU Lt Aitchison, E 04-Feb-18 05-Feb-18
RCSU OCdt Anderson, D 19-Sep-16 28-Oct-16
RCSU Lt(N) Beresford, A 11-Sep-18 01-Oct-18
RCSU Lt Bowles, C 05-Apr-18 12-Apr-18
RCSU Capt Buller, D 22-Nov-17 28-Nov-17
RCSU A/Maj Cable, R 05-Feb-13 06-Feb-13
RCSU Capt Canlas, O 08-Jan-18 09-Jan-18
RCSU 2Lt Carlson, I 03-Sep-15 07-Jan-16
RCSU Capt Chan, D 07-Sep-17 12-Sep-17
RCSU 2Lt Cheung, E 29-Nov-15 07-Jan-16
RCSU OCdt Chi, I 20-Sep-17 21-Sep-17
RCSU 2Lt Choi, L 24-Aug-17 05-Sep-17
RCSU Lt Contractor, D 23-Jun-14 24-Jun-14
RCSU Lt Coombs, T 02-Nov-16 03-Nov-16
RCSU PO2 Covlin, K 11-Jan-17 12-Jan-17
RCSU 2Lt Crawford, D 07-Sep-16 22-Mar-16
RCSU Maj Croston, C 25-Jun-17 30-Jun-17
Annex B
RCSU (Pac) Routine Orders
2 October 2018
B-2/3
Unit Rank Name Due Date Cease Parading
Effective Date RCSU A/SLt Doskotch, K 30-Nov-16 01-Dec-16
RCSU Capt Drought, R 23-May-17 29-May-17
RCSU Capt Eichinger, N 24-Jul-17 07-Jan-16
RCSU Capt Escobar, F 07-Jan-17 01-Apr-16
RCSU Capt Fearn, C 09-Jul-17 10-Jul-17
RCSU MCpl Forbes, S 09-Aug-18 10-Aug-18
RCSU Capt Giroux, C 08-Aug-17 05-Sep-17
RCSU CI Gonyea, R 17-Jul-18 05-Sep-18
RCSU 2Lt Goswell, M 09-Nov-16 09-Nov-16
RCSU OCdt Green, A 26-Jun-18 27-Jun-18
RCSU MWO Hobor, T 08-Feb-17 09-Feb-17
RCSU Lt Houle, E 27-Jan-15 29-Jan-15
RCSU Lt Jensen, C 08-Apr-18 12-Apr-18
RCSU Capt Johnson, G 21-Jun-17 30-Jun-17
RCSU A/SLt Johnson, J 06-May-15 31-Jan-17
RCSU SLt Kardal, R 12-Apr-16 06-Oct-16
RCSU Capt Kelley, R 22-Feb-17 23-Feb-17
RCSU Capt Kelley, S 20-Sep-17 21-Sep-17
RCSU Lt Kelusky, S 28-Aug-18 29-Aug-18
RCSU Lt Keogh, B 07-Sep-16 09-Sep-16
RCSU SLt Lee, A 29-Oct-15 07-Jan-16
RCSU Lt(N) Levesque-Martel, V 19-Mar-17 20-Mar-17
RCSU Capt L'Heureux, M 21-Sep-17 28-Sep-17
63 RCSCC NCdt Lochhead, D 25-Apr-17 28-Apr-17
RCSU Lt Lum Black, K 20-Sep-17 21-Sep-17
2893 RCACC Capt MacDonell, T 07-Aug-17 05-Sep-17
RCSU Lt MacDougall, A 24-Mar-16 29-Mar-16
RCSU Capt MacLean, S 20-Sep-17 21-Sep-17
RCSU 2Lt Mahar, T 20-Sep-17 21-Sep-17
RCSU 2Lt Moore, A 15-Oct-17 20-Oct-17
RCSU OCdt Moy, K 29-Aug-17 05-Sep-17
3020 RCACC CI Murphy, D 23-Sep-18 01-Oct-18
RCSU 2Lt Murray, R 04-Aug-17 05-Aug-17
RCSU Capt Pepin, G 24-Sep-18 01-Oct-18
RCSU Capt Perrin, R 25-Apr-17 26-Apr-17
RCSU OCdt Pike, S 23-Sep-15 12-Mar-14
RCSU Lt Power, B 13-Sep-18 01-Oct-18
RCSU SLt Power, S 31-Aug-17 01-Sep-17
RCSU Capt Rowsell, M 11-Apr-18 30-Apr-18
888 RCACS OCdt Samra, I 07-Mar-18 28-Mar-18
RCSU 2Lt Santos, E 19-Oct-17 20-Oct-17
RCSU NCdt Schoenfelder, A 25-Feb-16 26-Feb-16
RCSU Lt Sekhon, N 29-Jul-17 03-Aug-17
RCSU OCdt Stead, C 03-Feb-18 12-Feb-18
RCSU Lt(N) Tai, M 28-Feb-17 01-Mar-17
RCSU Capt Tam, J 04-Feb-18 12-Feb-18
RCSU 2Lt Tarape, F 24-Feb-15 25-Feb-15
RCSU Lt Toth, T 04-Aug-17 05-Sep-17
RCSU Lt(N) Totten, N 19-Jul-17 17-Oct-16
RCSU Capt Turra, E 02-Aug-17 25-Jan-17
RCSU Capt Vucko, D 21-Nov-16 23-Nov-16
RCSU Capt Wade, C 20-Jun-17 30-Jun-17
325 RCSCC A/SLt Wisla, S 11-Jan-17 12-Jan-17
RCSU Capt Wright, M 26-Apr-17 07-Jan-16
2947 RCACC Capt Yauck, L 12-Sep-18 01-Oct-18
RCSU Lt Yu, J 13-Apr-17 14-Apr-17
Annex B
RCSU (Pac) Routine Orders
2 October 2018
B-3/3
5. PRC/VSS has been completed and approved for the following personnel who are
authorized to recommence duties effective on the PRC/VSS approval date indicated below:
Unit Rank Name Cease Parading
Effective Date
PRC/VSS
Approval Date
RCSU SLt Douglas, R 31-Jan-17 17-Sep-18
RCSU Lt Keely, V 28-Nov-17 01-Oct-18
RCSU SLt Siemens, F 04-Jun-18 19-Sep-18
(J1 Staffing O)
Annex C
RCSU (Pac) Routine Orders
2 October 2018
C-1/1
POSITIVE YOUTH DEVELOPMENT AND PROGRAM OUTREACH
1. Following is a list of personnel whose record does not indicate completion of PYDPO (as
of 1 Oct 18):
Unit SN Rank Name
103 RCACS 933 OCdt Allen, R
Quadra 441 CI Amy, M
RCSU 266 OCdt Anderson, D
347 RCSCC 248 CI Anderson, W
819 RCACS 326 CI Antoniou, M
RCSU 283 Lt Arbogast, C
RCAOps 399 CI Ball, C
RCSU 115 Lt(N) Beresford, A
747 RCACS 439 CI Bineham, M
259 RCACS 419 CI Blade, J
353 RCACS 385 Capt Braun, D
2618 RCACC 365 CI Brown, D
RCSU 788 Capt Buller, D
RCSU 212 Capt Cable, R
Vernon 458 CI Calhoon-Cardinal, R
RCSU 480 2Lt Callaghan, J
Quadra 588 CI Calvert, J
RCSU 516 Capt Canlas, O
RCSU 669 2Lt Carlson, I
RCSU 164 2Lt Cheung, E
RCSU 577 OCdt Chi, I
1789 RCACC 172 CI Clark, S
RCAOps 713 CI Clingwall, D
RCSU 995 Lt Contractor, D
RCSU 287 Lt Coombs, T
RCSU 545 PO2 Covlin, K
RCSU 776 2Lt Crawford, D
RCSU 703 Maj Croston, C
RCSU 357 Lt(N) Dalley, L
RCSU 426 Capt Davies, E
RCSU 622 NCdt De Gracia, C
2316 RCACC 961 OCdt Deaton, T
AH 406 CI Del Rosario, J
1922 RCACC 085 Capt Doherty, J
RCSU 002 A/SLt Doskotch, K
RCSU 463 SLt Douglas, R
RCSU 368 Capt Drought, R
2136 RCACC 172 CI Dunn, R
RCSU 965 Capt Dwyer, C
819 RCACS 230 CI Dyke, K
RCSU 455 CI Eaton, E
676 RCACS 187 CI Egilson, S
RCSU 161 Capt Eichinger, N
RCSU 534 SLt Elliott, F
RCSU 384 Capt Escobar, F
2381 RCACC 107 CI Fan, T
RCSU 278 Lt Farwell, D
RCSU 446 Capt Fearn, C
RCSU 761 2Lt Fjellgaard, E
RCSU 017 CI Froese, E
828 RCACS 417 OCdt Gaio, C
2757 RCACC 858 Lt Ganter, D
RCSU 986 Capt Gibson, D
RCSU 161 Lt Gilbert, D
RCSU 939 Lt Gillespie, T
RCSU 808 2Lt Gilmour, J
RCSU 601 Capt Giroux, C
Unit SN Rank Name
RCAOps 742 CI Godkin, J
RCSU 292 2Lt Goswell, M
RCSU 633 OCdt Green, A
54 RCSCC 612 Lt(N) Hannay, M
353 RCACS 312 A/SLt Hare, N
2893 RCACC 880 Capt Harrop, J
RCSU 588 Capt Hathiramani, S
Vernon 694 CI Hebert, A
Quadra 070 CI Hemlin, E
RCSU 264 CI Henderson, R
RCSU 417 OCdt High, C
RCSU 173 MWO Hobor, T
RCSU 206 CI Hough, K
RCSU 062 Lt Houle, E
RCSU 530 CI Hunt, V
103 RCACS 635 Capt James, B
Vernon 111 CI James, S
RCSU 783 Lt Jensen, C
RCSU 009 Capt Johnson, G
RCSU 551 A/SLt Johnson, J
22 RCACS 565 Capt Johnson, M
RCSU 386 SLt Kardal, R
Vernon 839 CI Karrasch, E
RCSU 584 Capt Kelley, R
RCSU 659 Capt Kelley, S
RCSU 084 CI Kent, C
RCSU 863 Lt Keogh, B
111 RCACS 225 CI Kim, S
777 RCACS 489 CI Kong, J
Quadra 272 CI Kong, T
Vernon 402 CI Kumar, R
858 RCACS 647 CI Kusnir, G
RCSU 005 A/SLt Kwan, I
263 RCSCC 476 CI Lamoureux, T
RCSU 506 Lt Lancaster, S
RCSU 771 SLt Lee, A
201 RCSCC 544 SLt Lesemann, C
59 RCACS 415 CI Lin, K
63 RCSCC 021 NCdt Lochhead, D
848 RCACS 734 Lt(N) Looye, C
RCSU 798 Lt Lum Black, K
2893 RCACC 020 Capt Macdonell, T
RCSU 585 Lt Macdougall, A
RCSU 514 Lt Mackie, M
RCSU 646 Capt MacLean, S
AH 556 CI Magday, C
1746 RCACC 682 CI Mainville, E
841 RCACS 733 OCdt Mark, T
RCAOps 340 CI Massini, G
RCSU 286 Lt Meade, A
RCSU 180 2Lt Mitchell, T
RCSU 278 OCdt Moy, K
RCSU 353 2Lt Murray, R
525 RCACS 769 CI Nakata, H
102 RCSCC 309 Lt(N) Nilsson, C
2756 RCACC 670 CI Oaks, B
RCSU 959 CI Onyschtschuk, E
Annex C
RCSU (Pac) Routine Orders
2 October 2018
C-2/2
Unit SN Rank Name
RCSU 794 Capt Opmeer, W
137 RCSCC 003 NCdt Pallard, A
386 RCACS 765 CI Paulhus, T
1867 RCACC 439 Capt Peel, M
RCSU 531 Capt Perrin, R
RCSU 437 OCdt Pike, S
396 RCACS 208 CI Prosser, D
RCSU 199 SLt Rabu, A
RCAOps 753 Capt Randall, K
2822 RCACC 045 CI Robinson, A
561 RCACS 332 Lt Ronaldson, M
202 RCSCC 558 CI Rook, D
RCSU 071 CI Roth, R
888 RCACS 541 OCdt Samra, I
RCSU 998 NCdt Schoenfelder, A
363 RCACS 694 CI Schuszter, J
RCSU 160 Lt Sekhon, N
3300 RCACC 881 CI Singh, G
609 RCACS 824 2Lt Situ, Y
Quadra 651 CI Song, G
Quadra 014 CI Spencer, I
RCSU 040 OCdt Stead, C
Unit SN Rank Name
561 RCACS 376 CI Steffler, I
RCSU 005 SLt Stewart, D
RCSU 357 Lt Storey, C
RCSU 876 Lt(N) Tai, M
Vernon 880 CI Tam, C
RCSU 800 Capt Tam, J
RCSU 990 2Lt Tarape, F
RCSU 663 Lt(N) Totten, N
RCSU 367 Lt Truong, L
RCAOps 375 CI Tuck, C
RCSU 932 Capt Turra, E
RCSU 951 Capt Vucko, D
RCSU 516 OCdt Waltman, J
2887 RCACC 646 OCdt Watson, C
135 RCACS 067 Lt(N) Wisla, M
325 RCSCC 566 A/SLt Wisla, S
RCSU 879 Lt Wolfe, D
1867 RCACC 219 Capt Wong, J
2290 RCACC 258 OCdt Wong, R
RCSU 874 Capt Wright, M
1867 RCACC 707 Lt Wu, F
RCSU 990 Lt Yu, J
2. If a member included on this list has completed PYDPO, a copy of their certificate
indicating completion is to be forwarded to RCSU (Pac) via mail or email to
3. PYDPO training must be completed within six months of becoming a COATS member or
CI. The following personnel must complete or provide proof of completion of the mandatory
PYDPO training prior to the due date indicated below:
Unit SN Rank Name Due Date
2573 RCACC 096 OCdt Ansari, B 26-Jan-19
Vernon 482 CI Attwood, J 27-Dec-18
909 RCACS 895 CI Baker, J 23-Oct-18
Vernon 509 CI Ballard, M 25-Dec-18
7 RCSCC 992 CI Beckwith, J 27-Oct-18
1726 RCACC 540 CI Bell-Irving, R 23-Oct-18
RGS 913 CI Benson, C 27-Dec-18
349 RCSCC 037 CI Benton, M 25-Dec-18
158 RCSCC 804 CI Bodgener, L 23-Oct-18
Vernon 550 CI Briggs-Austin, D 28-Dec-18
307 RCSCC 619 CI Brown, M 05-Nov-18
RCAOps 730 CI Brus, J 24-Dec-18
100 RCSCC 564 CI Butt, T 24-Jan-19
RCSU 686 CI Cameron, J 24-Dec-18
2947 RCACC 895 OCdt Cheng, T 26-Jan-19
RCAOps 208 CI Cheung, L 20-Feb-19
1813 RCACC 710 CI Duciaume, A 05-Dec-18
RGS 600 CI Dyke, T 12-Dec-18
325 RCSCC 852 NCdt Eggleston, S 09-Mar-19
Quadra 513 CI Everett, T 25-Dec-18
Vernon 791 CI Fu, J 25-Dec-18
Vernon 222 CI Garcia, S 05-Jan-19
Quadra 399 CI Gareau, D 25-Dec-18
RCAOps 002 CI Gilfillan, J 11-Dec-18
AH 865 CI Glaser, K 25-Dec-18
Vernon 103 CI Gordon, J 25-Dec-18
Quadra 273 CI Govender, K 25-Dec-18
Vernon 989 CI Hallett, A 25-Dec-18
Annex C
RCSU (Pac) Routine Orders
2 October 2018
C-2/2
Unit SN Rank Name Due Date
531 RCACS 832 OCdt Horney, C 11-Oct-18
Quadra 019 CI Hotel, A 25-Dec-18
AH 748 CI Hsieh, M 25-Dec-18
103 RCACS 665 CI Izzard, S 01-Mar-19
909 RCACS 013 CI Jaggard, T 16-Nov-18
105 RCSCC 805 CI Kerbis, K 07-Jan-19
Quadra 247 CI Kim, S 25-Dec-18
AH 151 CI Kim, S 27-Dec-18
Vernon 439 CI Koga, B 06-Jan-19
195 RCSCC 134 CI Larose-Farmer, G 11-Nov-18
Vernon 268 CI Law, B 27-Dec-18
Vernon 853 CI Lee, B 25-Dec-18
692 RCACS 202 CI Lee, N 14-Feb-19
RGS 057 CI Lee, W 24-Dec-18
3063 RCACC 870 CI Lewis, R 25-Dec-18
Vernon 936 CI Lincez, C 27-Dec-18
195 RCSCC 570 CI Mak, M 02-Nov-18
2289 RCACC 657 CI McPhee, R 19-Oct-18
Vernon 950 CI Mullane, S 25-Dec-18
Vernon 887 CI Munnalall, P 25-Dec-18
Vernon 848 CI Pambrun, J 25-Dec-18
AH 480 CI Phan, J 25-Dec-18
Quadra 471 CI Powell, K 20-Dec-18
Quadra 265 CI Qi, B 25-Dec-18
RCAOps 880 CI Rivera, J 20-Feb-19
223 RCACS 070 OCdt Rossner, T 28-Feb-19
Quadra 011 CI Russell, D 25-Dec-18
Quadra 357 CI Saunders, Y 25-Dec-18
RCSU 849 CI Savich, M 12-Dec-18
Vernon 122 CI Senick, Z 28-Dec-18
2781 RCACC 093 CI Sheldon, D 14-Feb-19
363 RCACS 245 OCdt Smith, S 06-Jan-19
Vernon 912 CI Thibault, A 25-Dec-18
Quadra 519 CI Thompson, B 25-Dec-18
Quadra 128 CI Tipan, A 25-Dec-18
835 RCACS 479 CI Verdicchio, T 25-Jan-19
RCAOps 841 CI Williams, M 20-Feb-19
AH 720 CI Youn, J 25-Dec-18
Quadra 489 CI Zhao, K 25-Dec-18
D-1/1
PYDPO GAP PACKAGE – CANADIAN CENTRE FOR CHILD PROTECTION
1. Following is a list of personnel whose record does not indicate completion of PYDPO
Gap Package – Canadian Centre for Child Protection mandatory training (as of 1 Oct 18):
Unit SN Rank Name
RCSU 174 SLt Agoes, I
RCSU 329 Lt Aitchison, E
2812 RCACC 627 2Lt Ajab Noor, F
RCSU 341 CI Algra, P
59 RCACS 865 Maj Alguire, T
2947 RCACC 295 Lt Andrews, R
220 RCSCC 432 SLt Angelblazer, V
819 RCACS 314 Capt Antoniou, P
2618 RCACC 509 Capt Archibald, G
100 RCSCC 471 A/SLt Arruda, R
RCSU 775 Capt Arthur, A
325 RCSCC 897 Lt(N) Arthur, C
RCSU 068 A/SLt Askey, C
54 RCSCC 336 SLt Aufleger, E
354 RCSCC 363 Lt(N) Bailey, D
72 RCACC 366 CWO Bain, M
513 RCACS 620 Capt Baldwin, T
RCSU 096 Lt Bambey, S
1725 RCACC 403 Capt Banks, B
RCSU 335 CI Bannister, R
2822 RCACC 034 Lt Barks, G
513 RCACS 254 Lt Becker, A
1725 RCACC 161 Capt Bemister, J
RCSU 626 Capt Bendfeld, D
902 RCACS 790 Capt Berger, W
2618 RCACC 990 Capt Bergey, V
354 RCSCC 046 SLt Blanchard, S
RCSU 020 Capt Blyth, R
2812 RCACC 039 Lt Blyth, R
2924 RCACC 231 Lt Bonneville, S
552 RCACS 700 Capt Bott, L
552 RCACS 633 Capt Bott, R
RCSU 362 CI Bouchard, C
2276 RCACC 669 Capt Bough, G
2924 RCACC 298 Lt Boutot, C
RCSU 164 Lt Bowles, C
22 RCACS 957 Capt Boyd, K
759 RCACS 844 Capt Brekke, R
RCSU 308 SLt Brissard, K
3080 RCACC 663 Capt Brooks, D
204 RCSCC 154 CI Brown, E
767 RCACS 769 Lt Brunner-Love, E
521 RCACS 023 Lt Bunyan, J
899 RCACS 789 CI Burtenshaw, S
2924 RCACC 972 CI Burton, G
2308 RCACC 158 CI Bylsma, J
7 RCSCC 331 SLt Calder, T
47 RCSCC 990 Lt(N)
Cano Escamilla,
J
744 RCACS 345 Lt Carlow, S
257 RCACS 146 Capt Carlow, T
189 RCSCC 038 Lt(N) Cartwright, J
147 RCACS 186 Capt Cauchi, R
RCAOps 678 Capt Chan, A
RCSU 343 A/SLt Chan, D
RCSU 812 Capt Chan, D
RCSU 147 Lt Chan, K
2812 RCACC 013 OCdt Chandra, S
Unit SN Rank Name
888 RCACS 086 Lt Chau, C
RCAOps 102 CI Chester, T
2812 RCACC 356 OCdt Cheung, S
746 RCACS 474 Lt(N) Chidlow, J
RCSU 110 2Lt Choi, L
RCSU 482 Lt(N) Clausen, T
2924 RCACC 365 Lt(N) Coles, B
1838 RCACC 879 Capt Collier, C
2556 RCACC 328 2Lt Cook, S
RCAOps 064 Lt Corazza, C
RCAOps 329 CI Corrigan, B
RCAOps 989 Capt Cote, J
169 RCSCC 525 SLt Coulter, R
2483 RCACC 347 Capt Dahl, M
RCSU 799 Lt Daly, N
RCSU 703 Capt Daniels, C
189 RCSCC 334 Capt Davidsen, C
RCSU 904 Maj Davies, D
RCSU 863 Capt Davies, H
223 RCACS 763 2Lt Devine, A
2822 RCACC 739 2Lt Dhillon, O
263 RCSCC 756 Lt(N) Diethelm, A
135 RCACS 862 Capt Dight, R
858 RCACS 738 Lt Douglas, D
3066 RCACC 942 CI Drees, S
220 RCSCC 619 Lt(N) Driemel, L
RCSU 500 Lt(N) Easton, K
222 RCACS 449 Capt Englot, J
RCSU 749 Capt Evans, D
396 RCACS 502 Lt Evasin, D
257 RCACS 297 Lt Fagervik, K
325 RCSCC 398 Capt Fairchild, R
2618 RCACC 284 OCdt Fehr, T
777 RCACS 323 CI Ferguson, T
354 RCSCC 053 CI Fernandez, T
767 RCACS 449 OCdt Flores Lara, N
RCSU 244 Lt(N) Foata, T
RCSU 589 MCpl Forbes, S
787 RCACS 937 OCdt Fox, C
841 RCACS 207 CI Frank, R
5 RCSCC 439 2Lt Fraser, C
386 RCACS 052 Lt Gardner, R
RCSU 649 Sgt Gaudet, S
201 RCSCC 685 Lt(N) Gervais, M
RCSU 550 Lt Giles, T
2289 RCACC 900 2Lt Gill, M
888 RCACS 792 Capt Glaisher, A
RCSU 387 Capt Goddard, K
RCSU 088 CI Gonyea, R
521 RCACS 012 Lt Goossen, C
105 RCSCC 503 SLt Gravelle, E
835 RCACS 196 2Lt Gray, A
RCAOps 439 CI Green, C
47 RCSCC 857 SLt Groff, T
1787 RCACC 718 Capt Haak, K
3063 RCACC 291 2Lt Haak, P
RCSU 471 Capt Haffey, M
3067 RCACC 792 Capt Hale, T
D-2/4
Unit SN Rank Name
RCSU 669 CI Hargreaves, A
2458 RCACC 291 A/Capt Harvey, C
692 RCACS 344 Capt Hashmi, S
788 RCACC 757 Capt Hazelton, A
1705 RCACC 789 OCdt Heighes, M
RCAOps 502 CI Heim, P
RCAOps 865 Lt Henderson, B
2822 RCACC 747 Capt Henderson, T
1725 RCACC 060 Capt Herbert, K
205 RCACS 487 CI Herrington, R
RCSU 671 Capt Higgs, T
158 RCSCC 096 CI Hildebrandt, W
RCSU 484 OCdt Hill, A
RCSU 037 Lt Hill, V
RCSU 445 Capt Hills, K
RCAOps 978 CI Hindrichs, L
828 RCACS 125 Capt Hirst, T
692 RCACS 939 Lt Ho, C
RCAOps 810 Capt Hoath, K
RCSU 500 Capt Holder, A
158 RCSCC 175 Lt(N) Howard, C
158 RCSCC 056 Lt(N) Howard, D
RCSU 049 SLt Howe, J
RCSU 070 2Lt Hsieh, M
819 RCACS 877 Capt Hutchison, T
808 RCACS 984 OCdt Ikoma, K
2277 RCACC 904 Capt Iredale, M
100 RCSCC 285 Lt(N) Irving, S
396 RCACS 021 Capt Jackson, C
RCAOps 988 OCdt Jackson, J
147 RCACS 644 Capt Jackson, S
828 RCACS 694 Capt Jantzen, A
RCSU 258 SLt Jarosz, M
1813 RCACC 935 CI Jewsbury, J
2136 RCACC 979 Capt Jones, S
676 RCACS 739 Capt Kelly, A
3300 RCACC 269 Lt Kemp, P
RCAOps 925 Capt Kerry, S
848 RCACS 787 Capt Ketchum, A
777 RCACS 116 Capt Kitts, S
2573 RCACC 663 Capt Knoll, A
754 RCACS 373 2Lt Ko, P
RCSU 492 Capt Kombo, H
1725 RCACC 250 Lt Kostrzewa, C
808 RCACS 813 Capt Kung, C
2381 RCACC 077 Capt Kwan, R
RCSU 599 Lt Laing, J
2316 RCACC 324 Capt Landels, B
RCSU 365 Lt Landry, D
2290 RCACC 225 Lt Landsiedel, S
RCSU 578 Capt Lane, K
RCSU 610 OCdt Lao, A
RCSU 120 Capt Lau, A
787 RCACS 154 Capt Law, D
RCSU 004 Capt Law, G
759 RCACS 575 Lt Law, K
158 RCSCC 865 Lt(N) Lawrence, M
RCSU 718 MS Leccese, R
2316 RCACC 451 Capt Lee, C
808 RCACS 108 Lt Lee, C
RCSU 782 OCdt Lee, R
RCSU 579 2Lt Lehton, Y
72 RCACC 050 Capt Leong, K
Unit SN Rank Name
RCSU 362 Capt Leslie, S
RCAOps 029 Lt Levasseur, F
RCSU 301 Lt(N)
Levesque-
Martel, V
841 RCACS 426 CI Lewall, J
902 RCACS 484 Capt L'Heureux, K
RCSU 274 Capt L'Heureux, M
609 RCACS 422 CI Li, A
RCSU 107 CI Lin, A
2812 RCACC 378 2Lt Lindh, H
2289 RCACC 382 Capt Logan, K
2316 RCACC 537 2Lt Lowther, J
RCSU 311 Lt Lumley, S
259 RCACS 460 CI Lysohirka, A
2483 RCACC 071 Capt Macdonald, C
950 RCACC 638 CI Macdonald, T
111 RCACS 507 OCdt Magday, C
RCSU 154 2Lt Mahar, T
102 RCSCC 525 Lt(N) Manning, C
103 RCACS 499 Lt Marliave, J
907 RCACS 608 CI Marra, A
521 RCACS 890 Capt Martin, D
907 RCACS 970 CI Martin, E
89 RCACS 332 Lt Mason, S
RCSU 601 Capt Masoun, J
899 RCACS 106 Capt Materi, B
744 RCACS 382 Capt Matheson, M
RCAOps 334 Capt Matsumoto, K
907 RCACS 294 2Lt May, S
89 RCACS 299 2Lt McCallum, R
861 RCACS 417 Capt McCarthy, S
RCSU 278 Capt McCue, W
2422 RCACC 155 Lt McEachern, R
54 RCSCC 419 Lt(N) McGill, B
2573 RCACC 260 Lt McLaughlin, D
561 RCACS 255 CI McLean, A
899 RCACS 929 Capt McRobert, B
828 RCACS 100 Capt Mei, H
777 RCACS 422 Capt Miklossy, S
2422 RCACC 152 Capt Miskulin, J
808 RCACS 415 CAPT Mok, J
RCSU 933 Capt Moldowan, M
RCSU 146 2Lt Moore, A
RCSU 975 Capt Morgan, C
386 RCACS 879 Capt Morin, T
RCSU 746 CI Morrison, B
RCAOps 126 CI Mosveen, M
3020 RCACC 722 CI Murphy, D
3020 RCACC 541 Capt Murphy, M
2136 RCACC 401 2Lt Murty, S
2277 RCACC 632 Lt Neighbors, R
888 RCACS 999 OCdt Ng, B
Vernon 608 CI Ng, J
888 RCACS 705 Lt Nguyen, L
2276 RCACC 430 Capt Nicoll, G
147 RCACS 132 Capt Noordegraaf, C
1838 RCACC 333 Lt Norman, L
RCSU 005 Lt Notari, R
655 RCACS 766 Lt Novak, T
RCAOps 177 CI O'Flynn, L
3064 RCACC 964 CI Olson, J
746 RCACS 331 Lt O'Neill, S
RCSU 418 Lt(N) Orange, T
D-3/4
Unit SN Rank Name
848 RCACS 732 Capt Osborne, A
HMCS Quadra 865 LCdr Packer, M
1789 RCACC 285 Capt Parsons, M
RCSU 509 Capt Patterson, W
RCSU 947 Lt Pattullo, C
RCAOps 665 Lt Patz, M
RCSU 681 Lt(N) Pawlik, F
841 RCACS 538 CI Penner, B
147 RCACS 365 CI Perigo, E
RCAOps 037 Capt Peters, A
396 RCACS 173 2Lt Phillips, C
RCSU 085 Lt Power, B
RCSU 906 SLt Power, S
RCAOps 182 Capt Pritchard, N
5 RCSCC 972 SLt Puszka, A
258 RCACS 816 Lt Radcliffe, C
2276 RCACC 553 Capt Radcliffe, T
531 RCACS 733 CI Redick, W
204 RCSCC 509 CI Reeves, R
655 RCACS 064 Capt Richards, L
1867 RCACC 478 Lt Rickey, R
2458 RCACC 821 Capt Rienks, K
2458 RCACC 322 Capt Rienks, M
2458 RCACC 862 2Lt Rienks, R
2316 RCACC 679 Capt Rimmer, S
3066 RCACC 436 Capt
Riyar-Rondeau,
N
RCAOps 462 Lt Roach, J
1787 RCACC 969 Capt Roebuck, T
754 RCACS 963 Capt Rosario, E
2827 RCACC 364 A/Capt Rothwell, R
RCSU 027 Capt Rowsell, M
2277 RCACC 407 Lt Royle, D
2812 RCACC 836 Capt Rudman, G
RCAOps 953 CI Salimi, A
RCSU 000 2Lt Santos, E
2316 RCACC 145 A/Maj Savoie, P
2422 RCACC 117 Capt Scarisbrick, S
RCSU 820 Lt Schillinger, E
RCSU 754 Lt(N) Schippers, M
223 RCACS 988 Capt Schrauwen, V
904 RCACS 705 CI Schultz, A
788 RCACC 636 Capt Schur, K
788 RCACC 750 Lt Schur, K
363 RCACS 368 Capt Schuszter, C
RCSU 720 Capt Scott, G
2893 RCACC 514 Capt Seganfreddo, S
RCSU 759 SLt Servais, E
902 RCACS 777 2Lt Seward, M
3064 RCACC 953 CI Sheridan, A
3064 RCACC 053 Capt Sheridan, W
202 RCSCC 052 A/SLt Shoults, B
RCSU 448 A/SLt Singh, T
89 RCACS 505 Capt Smirl, R
111 RCACS 914 A/Maj Smith, A
2827 RCACC 407 Capt Smith, G
RCSU 035 2Lt Smith, K
902 RCACS 225 CI Smith, R
296 RCSCC 301 SLt Smith, S
RCSU 116 Lt Smith-Breton, N
RCAOps 089 Capt Soros, K
3080 RCACC 518 CI Stanley, G
2893 RCACC 154 Capt Stephan, M
Unit SN Rank Name
2316 RCACC 192 Capt Stephan, R
100 RCSCC 056 SLt Stewart, C
349 RCSCC 733 Lt(N) Stewart, D
RCSU 479 2Lt St-Martin, B
263 RCSCC 495 SLt Stoodley, A
RCSU 129 CI Story, J
204 RCSCC 645 Capt Stroet, M
353 RCACS 301 Lt Stromquist, L
2422 RCACC 164 Capt Stuart, V
204 RCSCC 230 CI Sundell-Pierre, J
RCSU 180 CI Tai, A
RCSU 010 2Lt Tam, D
759 RCACS 225 CAPT Tan, J
754 RCACS 616 CI Tan, Y
RCSU 441 SLt Tarrington, N
676 RCACS 501 Lt Tellier, D
RCSU 278 Capt Thompson, R
2812 RCACC 301 Maj Thompson, R
2276 RCACC 119 Lt Titley, K
RCSU 774 SLt Tomlinson, D
RCSU 428 Lt Toth, T
103 RCACS 079 Capt Townley, T
RCSU 449 Lt Tsang, C
692 RCACS 110 Lt(N) Tsang, T
744 RCACS 280 CI Turner, K
RCAOps 786 Capt Tuyttens, D
RCSU 164 Capt Utsch, M
787 RCACS 742 Lt Van De Bon, G
RCSU 523 Lt
Van Overschot,
C
RCSU 073 CI Van Wyk, K
768 RCACS 806 CI Verge, S
609 RCACS 110 Lt Vo, D
RCSU 241 Capt Wade, C
2472 RCACC 501 Lt Wade, S
2924 RCACC 318 A/Maj Wagner, T
136 RCSCC 714 CI Walker, E
561 RCACS 660 Lt Wallin, B
RCSU 050 OCdt Warn, M
102 RCSCC 603 Lt(N) Watson, B
676 RCACS 810 Capt Watson, M
RCSU 569 Lt(N) Webb, J
93 RCSCC 122 CI Webber, T
202 RCSCC 248 CI Wells, S
307 RCSCC 719 Capt Welsh, J
205 RCACS 174 CI Welte, K
RCAOps 934 Capt White, J
RCSU 364 Lt White, K
552 RCACS 785 Lt Whitehead, M
2483 RCACC 687 Lt Whittla, C
1922 RCACC 921 Lt Wiebe, B
RCSU 465 SLt Wilde, B
3066 RCACC 404 Lt Williams, J
3005 RCACC 170 Capt Wilson, M
3020 RCACC 719 Capt Winsor, M
RCSU 282 SLt Wise, P
754 RCACS 073 Lt Wong, B
637 RCACS 922 2Lt Wong, E
47 RCSCC 507 SLt Wong, N
2827 RCACC 083 Lt Wong, P
RCAOps 452 Lt Wong, W
RCSU 866 Lt Wood, A
RCSU 721 Lt(N) Wood, E
D-4/4
Unit SN Rank Name
RCSU 281 CI Worrall, H
903 RCACC 133 CI Wraith, S
1838 RCACC 690 Capt Wright, J
744 RCACS 879 Capt Yablonski, B
2483 RCACC 787 Capt Yarmoshuk, B
Unit SN Rank Name
RCSU 999 Capt Yau, S
2947 RCACC 524 Capt Yauck, L
RCSU 380 Lt Zhang, L
2308 RCACC 601 OCdt Zielke, L
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