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Topic: CFB Cold Lake

	Cold Lake - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Cold Lake, Alberta, is a small city in Canada.
		CFB Cold Lake, also referred to as 4 Wing Cold Lake and formerly known as RCAF Station Cold Lake, is a Canadian air force base.
		There is also a lake called Cold Lake that is part of the homeland area that belongs to the members of the Cold Lake First Nations.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Cold_Lake (157 words)

	CFB Cold Lake - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Construction of what would become known as RCAF Station Cold Lake began in 1952 at the height of the Cold War after the site in Alberta's "Lakeland District" was chosen by the Royal Canadian Air Force for the country's premier air weapons training base.
		Personnel arrived at Cold Lake on March 31, 1954 with operations at RCAF Station Cold Lake beginning that day.
		During the 1980s, CFB Cold Lake was thrust into the international media spotlight when CLAWR was used as the target for testing of the newly-developed AGM-86 air launched cruise missiles by the USAF.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/CFB_Cold_Lake (746 words)

	ITPS CANADA
		CFB Cold Lake is the largest Canadian Air Base and home of 410, 416 and 441 Fighter Squadrons.
		CFB Cold Lake is also shared with NATO's Flying Training in Canada (NFTC) and provides easy access to over 700, 000 square kilometres of unrestricted military airspace, including a wide selection of tactical and academic weapons ranges.
		CFB Cold Lake is located just three hours drive from Edmonton, the capital city of the Province of Alberta.
	www.itpscanada.ca /training_location.asp (262 words)

	AlbertaFirst.com - Cold Lake
		Cold Lake is served by four local weekly publications; the 4 Wing Cold Lake Courier, Cold Lake Sun, Bonnyville Nouvelle and the Cold Lake Regional.
		Cold Lake is served by local radio stations K Rock, located at 95.3 on your FM dial, and The Goat, located at 99.7 on the FM dial.
		Cold Lake is a part of the Northern Lights School Division #69, headquartered in Bonnyville (telephone: (780) 826-3145), and also the Lakeland Catholic School District #150, headquartered in Bonnyville (telephone: (780) 826-3764) and the Conseil Scolaire Regional Centre Est.
	www.albertafirst.com /profiles/statspack/20368.html (3789 words)

	Cold Lake, Alberta - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Cold Lake (2005 population: 11,595) is a city in northeastern Alberta, Canada, named after the lake it is situated near.
		Formerly known as Cold Lake Beach, the name Medley was adopted during the early 1950s during a period of rapid growth at a time when RCAF Station Cold Lake was under construction.
		Cold Lake is situated near a large number of campgrounds due to its proximity to the lake.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Cold_Lake,_Alberta (746 words)

	2004 Cold Lake International Airshow - July 17-18, 2004
		In addition, the City of Cold Lake was host to the Big Ass Border Bash, which took place on July 16-17 and featured big name rock bands and singers from North America.
		Cold Lake's airshow was the first time for me to see Bud fly the Harvard and he flies it so much differently than any other Harvard/Texan pilot I've seen.
		Unfortunately, the VIP tents that were specifically sponsored by the Cold Lake International Airshow committee were all the way to the right where they could have been closer to show center.
	www.stevesairshow.com /2004shows/cold-lake04.html (6222 words)

	Trails (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		On October 8th, 1992 Cold Lake Provincial Park was dedicated as a Peace Park in recognition of Canada's commitment to world peace and Canada's 125th Anniversary.
		Cold Lake Provincial Park represents Alberta's provincial parks as peaceful sanctuaries and in protecting the natural environment for today and future generations.
		The African Lake Trail weaves from Cold Lake south through the wooded area behind Brady Heights to Cold Lake north, and connects with the road to the Provincial Park.
	www.coldlake.com /index.php?name=activity_walking (385 words)

	CFB Suffield/CFB Cold Lake: Canada's Area 51? - Above Top Secret Conspiracy Community (via CobWeb/3.1 ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		CFB suffeild in Southern Alberta is canada's second largest military base at 2,690 km square in area.
		CFB Cold lake, east of edmonton is the largest base at over 11,000Km square.
		Cold lake is far more likely, there isn't very much of an air of secrecy around Suffield, and when training is underway there, it is usually posted in the local newspapers to warn people not to pick up any stray ammunition as it is live.
	www.abovetopsecret.com.cob-web.org:8888 /forum/thread209712/pg (1355 words)

	Cold Lake, AB News
		Cold Lake author, Meretta Pater, was at her computer, working on her next romantic suspense novel when she received the good news.
		Not to be confused with the ongoing annexation process, the City of Cold and the MD of Bonnyville are initiating the creation of an InterMunicipal Development Plan.
		The Cold Lake Museum Society undertook a study to determine the feasibility of upgrading the museum facility, and have followed up with a strategic plan.
	www.topix.net /ca/cold-lake-ab?scoring=d (671 words)

	4 Wing (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Home to two CF-18 operational Tactical Fighter Squadrons, one Tactical Fighter Operational Training Squadron and a number of operational and support squadron units, it is the largest employer in the Cold Lake area with approximately 2000 military members and 250 civilians.
		Cold Lake's populations booms by about 6000 people during these months.
		Curbside collection of Recycling and Organics for the residents of Cold Lake is set to begin on October 2, 2006
	www.coldlake.com /index.php?name=4wing (276 words)

	The 2003 Tiger Meet Of The Americas!
		During September 2003, Tigers from North America gathered at CFB Cold Lake, Alberta, Canada, to participate in the second edition of the Tiger Meet Of The Americas.
		Hosted by 410 Squadron from 4 Wing Cold Lake, Canada's largest fighter base in the Canadian Forces, the meet was held from from September 12 to 19.
		Every unit left Cold lake wiser and better-trained, with new appreciation for their fellow Tigers and with professional relationships to be renewed and strengthened at Mountain Home in 2005.
	www.philippecolin.net /TM03.html (2169 words)

	CF-5, 116701 to 116745
		419 Squadron, CFB Cold Lake, Alta. in 1982 and 1983.
		Delivered direct to CFB Cold Lake, Alta. 419 Squadron, CFB Cold Lake, Alta. Operated in aggressor markings, and with flight refueling probe, 1984.
		419 Squadron, CFB Cold Lake, Alta. 434 Squadron, CFB Bagotville, PQ.
	www.ody.ca /~bwalker/caf_116701_745_detailed_list.htm (1025 words)

	RCAF and NATO
		After CFB Cold Lake was established as a weapons training base in 1954, members of NATO were invited to participate in training exercises.
		The exceptional facilities provided at Cold Lake— the very large area to fly over, the European topography, and the use of over 600 targets—made it one of the most desirable locations for fighter pilots to train.
		Such facilities as CFB Cold Lake have been critical to Canada's contributions to NATO, and have allowed for Canada and the RCAF to continue to play an important role within the organization.
	www.abheritage.ca /aviation/history/cold_lake_rcaf.html (221 words)

	Canadair (Northrop) CF-5 Freedom Fighter
		While 433 Squadron was formed at CFB Bagotville in Quebec, 434 Squadron was formed at CFB Cold Lake.
		However, 434 was later moved to CFB Chatham, New Brunswick and 419 served at CFB Cold Lake, Alberta.
		In June of 1999, 748 was repainted with 434's markings on the airplane as they were when it served with the Squadron at CFB Chatham in the early 1980's.
	acam.ednet.ns.ca /cf5.htm (681 words)

	Canada's Air Force, Aircraft: Canadair CF-5 Freedom Fighter
		This Freedom Fighter belongs to AETE in Cold Lake and is seen here firing rockets at the weapons range at Cold Lake.
		During the Cold War era 433 Squadron was operationally tasked with deployment to Europe in case of hostilities and were therefore deployed annually from their home base in Bagotville, Quebec to Europe to maintain their ability for such an eventuality by participating in these joint exercises.
		Until recently, the CF-5 was used by the Canadian Forces as a lead-in fighter trainer at Cold Lake, whereas the CF-18 continues as Canada's operational fighter Aircraft, though in reduced numbers.
	www.airforce.forces.gc.ca /equip/historical/freefightlst_e.asp (1428 words)

	PeaceAir.com - Flying your way, Cold Lake!
		For the tourist, discover Cold Lake's beautiful trails, parks and ice fishing, tour through City Hall and meet our Mayor.
		The City of Cold Lake, Alberta, with a population of approximately 12,000, is home to Canada's largest air force base, an active oil industry, a booming retail trade, and year-round tourism industry.
		Peace Air departs from Medley Terminal, 4 Wing, CFB Cold Lake.
	www.peaceair.com /coldlake.html (63 words)

	Portfolio #07 - Pat Martin
		This shot was arranged by pushing airstairs to the right place at CFB Comox in July 1999.
		Although Starfighter 763 had been the special for 417 Squadron when disbanded years before, it returned to CFB Cold Lake for the re-establishing, replacing the base flight using the Hueys and T-Birds.
		CFB Cold Lake, the location, remains the premier fighter base in Canada (there are only two).
	www.sharpshooter-maj.com /html/port07.htm (476 words)

	CF-5D, 116801 to 116846
		Later with 419 Squadron, CFB Cold Lake, Alta., in aggressor markings.
		Delivered direct to CFB Cold Lake, Alta. 419 Squadron, and AETE in early 1973, CFB Cold Lake, Alta. Used by AETE to test drag chutes made by Irvin Parachutes.
		With No. 419 Squadron, CFB Cold Lake, in early 1995, one of the last operational CF-5s.
	www.ody.ca /~bwalker/caf_116801_846_detailed_list.htm (1091 words)

	Canada's Air Force, Aircraft: CT-133 Silver Star
		In 1993, all Base Flight CT133s at CFB Cold Lake were absorbed by 417 Combat Support Squadron.
		Originally deployed to Europe as an instrument proficiency trainer for Sabre pilots in 1953, the CT-133 was also used as a simulated bomber for interceptor practice, an aggressor for air-to-air training and a parts hauler when other jets broke down away from home.
		The CT-133 seen here was readily identifiable as coming from CFB Cold Lake, or the "Cool Pool", and was in fact overflying the flight line at the base.
	www.airforce.forces.gc.ca /equip/historical/silverstarlst2_e.asp (752 words)

	Canadian CT-155 Hawks by Chris Aleong
		The jets at Moose Jaw and Cold Lake carry the same colour scheme to allow fleet rotation between the two bases without the need to repaint the jets for the two different training roles and to ensure that the strength at CFB Cld Lake is maintained.
		The CT-155 Hawks are the trainers used for the NFTC (NATO Flying Training in Canada) located at CFB Cold Lake.
		At the moment there are 8 CT-155 Hawks at 4 Wing, CFB Cold Lake but I believe the plan is expand this fleet to 9 or 10 aircraft as the programme evolves and grows.
	www.clubhyper.com /reference/canadianhawksca_1.htm (315 words)

	NORAD
		NORAD's surveillance and control responsibility for North American airspace is divided among three NORAD Regions -- one in Canada, one in the continental United States and one in Alaska.
		Data from radars and sensors based in Canada are compiled and analyzed at an underground complex located at Canadian Forces Base North Bay, Ontario, then forwarded to Canadian NORAD Region Headquarters at CFB Winnipeg, and the NORAD command and control centre in Colorado, as necessary.
		Canadian air defence forces assigned to NORAD include 441 and 416 Tactical Fighter Squadrons at CFB Cold Lake, Alberta, and 425 and 433 Tactical Fighter Squadrons at CFB Bagotville, Quebec.
	www.public-action.com /911/norad (721 words)

	Canadian Forces (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Major air bases are located in Comox British Columbia Cold Lake Alberta Moose Jaw Saskatchewan Bagotville Quebec Trenton Ontario Greenwood Nova Scotia and Goose Bay and Labrador.
		At the end of World War II possessed the third largest navy and fourth air force in the world as well the largest all-volunteer army ever fielded (conscription for overseas service was only introduced the end of the war and no actually made it into battle).
		Defence spending personnel remained high during the early years Cold War but began to decline in the and 1970s as the perceived threat from Warsaw Pact diminished.
	www.freeglossary.com /Military_of_Canada (1529 words)

	CTV.ca \| Jet pilot mourned at Alberta's CFB Cold Lake
		Naismith, who was originally from Toronto but based in Cold Lake, left behind a wife and three young children.
		Naismith was the 10th pilot to die in a CF-18 crash since the first one was delivered to the Canadian Forces in 1982.
		Hansa Thaleshvar, mayor of the town of Cold Lake, said the tragedy has affected the entire community of 12,000.
	www.ctv.ca /servlet/ArticleNews/story/CTVNews/20030527/pilot_Umrysh030528?s_name=&no_ads= (812 words)

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	www.worldreferrals.com /agent/?ID=1473 (560 words)

	FSs2a6
		Cold Lake is one of the main airforce bases in Canada, and besides the active CF-18 equipped squadrons, there is a training squadron and other support units.
		This part of Alberta offers extensive and ideal areas for a Weapons Range, which makes Cold Lake an attractive base for guest nations to utilize the facilities year-round and it is common to see large numbers of visiting aircraft on the ramps.
		Surrounded by mountains and wooded valleys, Darrington is a great jumping off point for a tour of the North Cascades National Park.
	www.planesimulation.com /fsdownloads/FSs2a6.htm (322 words)

	Israel's Cold Eagles
		Aircraft from nine nations gathered in mid-May at CFB Cold Lake in northern Alberta for the first phase of the 2005 Maple Flag exercise.
		Pairs of F-16Cs were provided by 110 'Knights of the North' Squadron - with a large sand-coloured stylized eagle on the tails - and 117 'First Jet' Squadron - with a silvery flash on the tail, both based at Ramat David AB.
		Canadian participants in 2005 included Hornets CF-188AM/BM from 416 and 441 squadrons from CFB Cold Lake, CF-188A/B Hornets from 425 and 433 Squadrons from CFB Bagotville, and range support from home-based 417 Squadron with CH-146 Griffons.
	www.airsceneuk.org.uk /hangar/2005/mapleflag/maple.htm (609 words)

	Fly Fishing Ireland - Game Angling in Ireland
		The biggest fish run in the early months of the year and weigh on average about nine pounds.
		A spring fish from cold water, silver, muscular and graceful, is magnificent.
		To catch one, especially on the fly is a triumph and these days an angler will be satisfied with a brace of such fish in a week's fishing.
	www.cfb.ie /fishing_in_ireland/game/game.htm (944 words)

	CTV.ca \| Airman arrested at Alberta's CFB Cold Lake
		The man, whose name or rank was not released, was arrested Friday evening at the 4 Wing Cold Lake in northeastern Alberta.
		Leah Gillespie, spokeswoman for the Cold Lake base, said she could not release the man's name or rank until charges are laid.
		4-wing Cold Lake is the home base to most of Canada's CF-18 fighter jets.The Cold Lake Air Weapons Range is the only tactical bombing range in Canada.
	www.ctv.ca /servlet/ArticleNews/story/CTVNews/1032702921136_23 (290 words)

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