Where Mitchell Won his Victoria Cross

Published June 2, 2016

By LCol RE Crane
 
Seizing on a recent opportunity during a visit to Europe in May 2016, Major-General Paul Wynnyk and Lieutenant-Colonel Erik Crane plus some adventurous friends had a chance to find and visit a site of significance to the Corps of Royal Canadian Engineers. The site in question is where Lieutenant-Colonel (then Captain) Coulson Norman Mitchell VC, MC won the only Victoria Cross awarded to a Royal Canadian Engineer.
 

IE FOCUS Spring 2016

Published May 26, 2016

In this issue

We are fully operational:

  • A message from the ADM
  • Full Operational Capability at ADM(IE): something worth celebrating!
  • Integrated project delivery
  • IEBM has a roadmap!
  • Architecture and engineering standards and guidelines
  • Selina Bishop: Governance, policy, strategy... and music
  • New military police academy opens at CFB Borden

Presentation of the Major-General John Arthur Stewart Trophy 2016

Published May 24, 2016

It was a beautiful, sunny day on Friday, 20 May 2016 as many senior engineers were on hand at the Royal Military College of Canada (RMCC) Commissioning Parade to present the prestigious Major-General John Arthur Stewart Trophy. This trophy is awarded to the top military engineer cadet in his or her graduating year whose occupation classification is Engineer (MOC 24 / MOSID 00181) or Construction Engineer (MOC 46 / MOSID 00189).

11 Field Squadron Participates in Ex FORLORN HOPE and SPARTAN FORGE

Published May 18, 2016

Nov 4th 2015, By Lt Pier-Olivier Lessard-Godbout

It has been a busy October for 11 Field Squadron of 1 CER. The squadron left the comfort of their regiment and tackled two exercises simultaneously at CFB Wainwright between the 13th to the 28th of October 2015. One being a regimental exercise, Ex FORLORN HOPE, and the other attached to 3 PPCLI for Ex SPARTAN FORGE.

Exercise Roguish Buoy 2016

Published May 17, 2016

Article by Capt H.J. Morrison

“Exercise ROGUISH BUOY 2016 is a challenging exercise demonstrating the excellent underwater capabilities of Canada and our allies. Hosting such exercises ensures we are well prepared for a wide range of situations below the surface.”

-Harjit S. Sajjan, Minister of National Defence

11e Escadron de campagne Ex BADAJOZ II

Published May 17, 2016

By: Lieutenant Jaemok Lee, 1 Troop Commander, 11 Field Squadron

On an uncharacteristically clear and sunny September afternoon, 11 Field Squadron of 1 Combat Engineer Regiment departed for CFB Wainwright to begin Exercise BADAJOZ II. Training was focused on section level live-fire ranges and troop level offensive and defensive operations. Months of training put both 1 and 2 Troop in good position to take on the role of a light engineer in a tactical setting.