This Remembrance Day, let us come together with our communities to remember the brave men and women who have served, those who paid the ultimate price and those who returned home but were forever changed. Your chain of command is here to support you, and the CAF Member Assistance Program is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. If you or someone you know is struggling, please reach out for help. I know for some, this day may feel heavier than most. As I stand at the Esquimalt Cenotaph this year, my thoughts will be with our shipmates in HMC Ships Winnipeg and Vancouver, who are currently upholding Canada’s commitment to peace and security in the Indo-Pacific region, and with their loved ones who are missing them. There are always new challenges to face and new missions to support, both at home and abroad. on Post-Combat Access and Accessibility By Rob Bockman. I want to express my appreciation to all those members who are participating in the National Veterans’ Week Speakers Program, helping to highlight the importance of Remembrance Day and Canada’s military at schools and workplaces in our communities.Īs military members, we know the job of protecting peace and freedom is never done. Breaking News Third Ravnica Trilogy Announced for October 2018 (Guilds of Ravnica), January 2019 (Ravnica Allegiance) and Spring 2019 (TBD) By David McCoy. Many of their stories are on display at CFB Esquimalt’s Naval and Military Museum, and I encourage members and their families to take time to visit and learn more about our military’s history during this time of remembrance.Īs time goes by and personal connections to past conflicts become fewer, it is increasingly important to ensure the sacrifices of those who have fought bravely for our country are never forgotten. The Wrens not only helped to secure Allied victory but also aided the movement for gender equality, and opened doors for future generations of women in the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF).

They filled dozens of essential roles, including analyzing data that helped protect ships from devastating German mines. More than 6,700 Canadian women enlisted in the WRCNS during the Second World War, and were commonly referred to as Wrens. This year marks the 80 th anniversary of the establishment of the Women’s Royal Canadian Naval Service (WRCNS). Public Affairs Tasks Within the framework of the three PA functional areas, Army PA core tasks are fundamental to the commander's communication program and. Whether during the First World War, the Second World War, the Korean War, the Balkans, Afghanistan, or countless other mission at home and abroad – our Veterans have fought for the safety and peace we value today. Every year on November 11, Canadians gather to honour the sacrifice of those who have served our country.

Commander 2018