The Chief of Military Personnel recently announced the following promotions, appointments and retirements for colonels and RCN captains. He wished deepest appreciation for the service and sacrifices of those moving on to retirement, and offered heartfelt congratulations and sincerest best wishes to those taking on new appointments and new responsibilities.(CANFORGEN 042/17)
Among those listed are the following CME officers:
The Canadian Armed Forces Chief Military Engineer, MGen J.S. Sirois, is pleased to announce the appointment of CWO Glenn Simpkin as the Canadian Military Engineer Branch Chief Warrant Officer effective APS 2017.
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On 24 November 2016, the Women’s Executive Network held a gala event in Toronto to unveil their list of Canada’s Top 100 Most Powerful Women 2016.
We are proud to share that ADM(IE) member, Capt Véronique Jacques, Combat Engineer Officer and Deputy Commanding Officer, Real Property Operations Detachment (St-Jean) is on this year’s list.
In this issue
Reprinted from National Defence News March 3, 2017 – Ottawa
Brigadier-General Daniel MacIsaac assumed command of Joint Task Force-Iraq (JTF-I) at a ceremony today at Camp Canada in Kuwait. Rear-Admiral Bob Auchterlonie, Deputy Commander Canadian Joint Operations Command, presided over the ceremony.
Taking over as Commander of JTF-I from Brigadier-General Shane Brennan, Brigadier-General MacIsaac will command Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) personnel deployed on Operation IMPACT, Canada’s military contribution to the Global Coalition against Daesh.
The recent Exercise NIHILO SAPPER, designed to allow military engineers to practice their skills, was conducted in Northern New Brunswick over a 20-day period. The exercise set a new training precedent for 4 Engineer Support Regiment (4 ESR), as members conquered challenging engineering feats, expanded the regiment's operational capabilities, and strengthened community relations throughout the region.
These six successful applicants received a bursary cheque of $1,000 towards their post-secondary academic program (from East to West).
The first thing you need to do when you join is to change your password. It is also a good idea that once you complete your profile, you change it again every six to 12 months. Start by going to the ‘Editing Your Personal Profile’ page on the website ( https://cmea-agmc.ca/Updating-Membee-Profile ).
The CMEA has adopted a new member management system that features a much easier to use and much fuller description of your personal profile. It will assist you in finding friends and colleagues with similar background and help us identify which Chapter a member should belong to as well as what other groups you participate in. The new system is completely Canadian as is our new membership payment system.
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