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	CFB Greenwood - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		To alleviate further overcrowding at CFB Greenwood, 103 RU was moved to CFB Summerside.
		Later in 2002, 413 Squadron at CFB Greenwood saw its CH-113 Labrador helicopters replaced by the new CH-149 Cormorant, a version of the infamous EH-101 helicopter, long-opposed by the Liberal Party of Canada.
		Together with CFB Gander and CFB Goose Bay, CFB Greenwood is presently being used as a forward deployment base for CF-188 Hornet fighter/interceptor aircraft rotating in from CFB Bagotville as part of NORAD's post-9/11 response to concerns about civilian airline security along North America's east coast.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/CFB_Greenwood (1500 words)

	Greenwood On Destination: Nova Scotia
		Greenwood was settled in 1770 and incorporated as a village in 1961.
		It was primarily a farming community, but the establishment of CFB Greenwood in the early 1940's brought a large influx of people bringing the current population in excess of 7821 people.
		Today, CFB Greenwood, home of the Aurora aircraft on the Eastcoast, is one of the largest airforce based in the Canadian Forces with nearly 2,500 service and civilian personnel.
	www.destination-ns.com /common/places.asp?placeID=1819 (203 words)

	CF-18 Hornet - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		July 5, 1995: Aircraft from CFB Cold Lake crashes in Saskatchewan during training.
		June 19, 2004: Aircraft from CFB Cold Lake lost when it was unable to stop while at Yellowknife, Northwest Territories.
		Permanent rotations from Cold Lake occur from 4 Wing to CFB Comox, British Columbia and from 3 Wing Bagotville to CFB Goose Bay and CFB Gander, Newfoundland and Labrador, CFB Greenwood, Nova Scotia, and various forward operating bases in the Canadian Arctic.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/CF-18_Hornet (1050 words)

	MARITIMES SCANNING SITE
		CFB Greenwood in the Annapolis Valley is operated by 14 Wing and is home to Maritime Patrol squadrons operating CP-140 Aurora (and CP-140A Arcturus variety) patrol aircraft, and also to a search and rescue/transport squadron operating CC-130 Hercules fixed wing aircraft and the new Cormorant helicopter.
		CFB Halifax is primarily the home to Canada's east coast navy and hosts the operational and support fleet.
		The former CFB Shearwater is now a component of the Halifax base and a unit called 12 Wing operates the air base, primarily hosting operational and training naval helicopter squadrons using the CH-124 Sea King helicopter.
	www.accesswave.ca /~scan/federal.htm (1002 words)

	Village of Greenwood, Nova Scotia, Canada - Official Website
		The Greenwood Military Aviation Museum traces the history of RAF/RCA/CFB Greenwood from its inception in 1942 to the present day.
		The Greenwood Golf Club, Greenwood, is an 18-hole course with a membership of about 440.
		The Greenwood Minor Basketball season runs from September to April with registrations in late August.
	www.greenwoodnovascotia.com /recreation.html (798 words)

	P2PReactor.com - Forces' first gay wedding (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Two servicemen, who do not want to be named, exchanged vows May 3 at the chapel at CFB Greenwood, N.S., in front of 45 friends and a United Church minister.
		Lt.-Cmdr. David Greenwood, the base's head chaplain, said the couple's decision to wed at the military chapel might encourage others to step forward and make their vows official in a setting that not long ago had a policy of excluding them.
		Greenwood said there was no resistance from military or religious officials.
	www.p2preactor.com /article-print-6264.html (250 words)

	Reception Centres- Canadian Red Cross
		The first chartered flights from Macedonia arrived at CFB Trenton, Ontario on May 4 and at CFB Greenwood, Nova Scotia on May 5.
		The level of goodwill and enthusiasm was quite extraordinary and atmosphere in the camp was of a large, happy village.
		A total of 574 Red Cross volunteers participated in the eight-week operation at CFB Greenwood that ended on June 25.
	www.redcross.ca /article.asp?id=006679&tid=009 (851 words)

	Canadian Forces Overview - Order of Battle, Maps, Squadrons, Badges, Photo's, Air bases, Database etc etc (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		This CH-146 Griffin is one of the eight assigned to 400sq at CFB Borden.
		The squadron was part of 18 Wing at CFB Edmonton, Alberta untill the closure of the base in de mid-1990's.
		CFB Greenwood in Nova Scotia is the main operating base for the Canadian CP-140 Aurora fleet.
	www.scramble.nl /mil/1/caf/orbat.htm (838 words)

	Archives, Museums and other Heritage Resources - Greenwood Military Aviation Museum (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		The award winning Greenwood Military Aviation Museum should be at the top of the list if you are at all interested in Aviation History and Heritage.
		In addition to the splendor of the interior exhibits, the Greenwood Memorial Garden which was established in 1999 and opened by the Governor General Romeo LaBlanc should not be passed over.
		In October of 2002 the addition to the Garden and the unveiling of the Peter Buston sculptor of a WW II airman was carried out by the current Governor General, A. Clarkson.
	museum.gov.ns.ca /musdir/greenwoodmilitaryaviationmuseum.htm (446 words)

	Legion Magazine : Defence Today
		Greenwood was established as a Royal Air Force station in 1942 and its main job was to train airmen to fly in World War II.
		The arrival at Greenwood in 1991 of 413 Sqdn.
		The oily slick in the vessel's wake was detected by the crew of a 415 Sqdn.
	www.legionmagazine.com /features/militarymatters/01-09.asp (7829 words)

	RCSU(A) - GACSTC - Greenwood Air Cadet Summer Training Centre - The History of the Greenwood Air Cadet Summer Training ...
		Though Air Cadets trained in Greenwood as early as 1942, it wasn't until 1951 that Greenwood was officially consolidated as the summer training location for Air Cadets from the Atlantic Region.
		The Atlantic Region Air Cadet Camp, as it was known then, occupied the area of the present day cadet complex at CFB Greenwood in the Annapolis Valley of Nova Scotia.
		To commemorate this milestone, a new crest was adopted to replace the crest that had been in use since the early 80’s but never officially approved, as it was not in the “official” format.
	www.cadets.net /atl/gacstc/history_e.asp (585 words)

	738 Kingsmill Royal Canadian Air Cadets \| History 738
		Beuree attended an officer-qualifying course, held in Greenwood, during the summer of 1967 and went on strength with the squadron as a Lieutenant from Sept 1967 to June of 1969.
		Branscombe was enrolled in a Basic Introduction Course while attending CFB Greenwood Summer Camp during July of 1970.
		Charles, Mahaney, who continued with his duties as supply officer, attended summer camps at CFB Greenwood for the years 1976-77, with 11 cadets in 76’ and 9 cadets in 77’.
	www.cadets.net /atl/738air/history_e.htm (4056 words)

	Marine environment (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		The ISO atmospheric corrosivity at CFB Greenwood, approximately 10 km from the Bay of Fundy, was evaluated as a function of:
		There is a slight increase in the sulfate concentration over the summer months but overall the sulfate concentrations would be considered to be within ISO classification Po or P1 and have minimal effect on the atmospheric corrosion of aluminum at Greenwood.
		The Greenwood chlorides are about ten times the measurements performed in a typical rural environment.
	www.corrosionsource.com /technicallibrary/corrdoctors/Modules/AtmCorros/cfbgreen.htm (175 words)

	Fort Frances Times Online -- Daily News from Fort Frances and Beyond -- www.fortfrances.com
		CFB TRENTON, Ont.—Two families stood bounded in sorrow on the tarmac of CFB Trenton yesterday evening as they welcomed home their fallen loved ones—two Canadian soldiers killed in Afghanistan.
		It was the sixth repatriation ceremony at CFB Trenton in the last five months and the second in as many weeks.
		Gomez’s brother, Cpl. Richard Gomez, a member of the 413 squadron at CFB Greenwood, clasped hands with his wife, Sara, as they paused and stood stoically before the fallen officer’s casket.
	www.fftimes.com /index.php/3/2006-07-28/26381 (691 words)

	Greenwood Monument
		We are assisted in this endeavor by elements from 14 Wing Greenwood, local Branches of the Royal Canadian Legion and #517 Royal Canadian Air Cadet Squadron Greenwood.
		The flowers are planted each Spring by 107 (Valley) Wing members and the beds are weeded, hedges clipped and grass mowed as required during the Summer, again by Wing members.
		Wreaths were laid by Colonel PJ O'Donnell, Base Commander, CFB Greenwood on behalf of Canadian Forces and Ron Taylor, Wing President, for the RCAF Association.
	www.cdli.ca /monuments/ns/grenwood.htm (395 words)

	VP International Memorial (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		This monument is located at CFB Greenwood in Nova Scotia.
		It was constructed on September 28, 1997 in memory of the crew members of land-based maritime patrol aircraft who have lost their lives in the performance of their flying duties.
		The naval aspect of the Maritime Patrol was represented by Greg Maddison.
	www.cdli.ca /monuments/ns/VPIgrenwd.htm (119 words)

	HP-06 Head Operating Engineer 00447
		= BM 13, Chief Stationary Engineer, CFB Greenwood, at Degree C, where the work requires the interpretation and implementation of regulations, procedures and practices relating to the operation of heating plants and oil storage facilities.
		= BM 13, Chief Stationary Engineer, CFB Greenwood, at Degree 3, where activities affect the continuity and costs of services, the effective deployment of staff and the operation of plant and equipment.
		There is a frequent risk of cuts and abrasions, and occasional risk of burns, scalds, or falls when operating, maintaining or repairing a variety of equipment comprising the physical plant.
	www.nrcan.gc.ca /css/hrsb/jobclass/eng/e-00447.htm (1505 words)

	More Soldiers Turning To Pot, Reports Suggest (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		GROW OPERATIONS The intelligence reports say soldiers caught with pot are sometimes trafficking and secretly growing it, especially at CFB Greenwood in Nova Scotia.
		- - CFB Petawawa: In 2003 there was a "significant" increase in the number of family violence offences reported.
		- - CFB Kingston: The base and the Royal Military College are faced with numerous drug-related offences, and have seen complaints about the use of the date rape drug.
	www.mapinc.org /drugnews/v04.n1628.a06.html (498 words)

	ww special
		Greenwood - Military officials are preparing for a sudden influx of ethnic Albanian refugees who could begin arriving at this Annapolis Valley air force base as early as this weekend.
		CFB Greenwood will be one of two Canadian entry points for 5,000 refugees fleeing their war-torn homeland of Kosovo, the federal government announced Wednesday.
		It is expected the refugees will arrive 300 at a time, be processed by Canadian health and immigration officials and moved as quickly as possible to more permanent housing arrangements at Ontario and Quebec bases.
	members.tripod.com /tgoodwin/ww_special.html (1021 words)

	CBC News - CBC News: Tail cracks restrict Cormorant helicopters (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		CFB GREENWOOD, N.S. - Canada's 15 Cormorant helicopters have been limited to search-and-rescue and test flights after cracks were discovered in one of the helicopters.
		Military officials made the decision on Saturday after they found cracks on a tail rotor on a helicopter at CFB Gander in Newfoundland.
		Cormorants also fly out of CFB Trenton in Ontario, CFB Greenwood in Nova Scotia and from Comox, B.C. The Cormorants were restricted to search-and-rescue missions in late 2003 and in February after leaks in a fuel line were discovered.
	www.cbc.ca /story/news/national/2004/10/20/cormorant_ground041020.html?print (372 words)

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		The Lake Pleasant Campers Club is established under the authority of the Wing Commander, 14 Wing Greenwood.
		The 75 acre campground was purchased by RCAF Station Greenwood in 1958, to be used as a morale and welfare facility for serving airmen/women and officers.
		In 1978, control of the campground was assumed by CFB Greenwood NPF.
	www.lakepleasant.ca (380 words)

	P3.5.7 Aurora Page
		Aurora and Orion were developed from the Lockheed Electra, a mid-sized passenger aircraft built in the mid-1950's.
		18, of which 14 are based at CFB Greenwood, NS, and four based at CFB Comox, BC, with 407 Squadron.
		We have tried to use the statistics that reflect the aircraft as flown in Greenwood.
	gmam.ca /p3_cp140.htm (400 words)

	Canadian Forces Hercules
		With No. 424 (TandR) Squadron at CFB Trenton, Ontario in 1994, converted back to CC-130E transport by this time.
		Still based at CFB Trenton in 2005, with No. 8 Wing.
		Serving with No.436 Squadron, CFB Trenton, Ontario, at time of crash.
	www.ody.ca /~bwalker/CF_CC130.html (534 words)

	RCAC - Flight Safety Section (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Promoted to Captain in 1980, he received multi-engine training on the CC-129 Dakota and was transferred to CFB Greenwood, Nova Scotia in 1982 to fly the CP-140 Aurora with 405 Squadron.
		He and his staff were responsible for the scheduling and daily operational support of all CFB Greenwood flying activity including base security, air traffic control and weather services.
		Since July 1997 Maj Allard has returned to Greenwood with his family and continues to fly the Aurora, having accumulated approximately 6000 hours on various aircraft types.
	www.aircadet.com /fs/fso.htm (359 words)

	Royal Military College of Canada, Institute for the Environment
		Evaluation of relative humidity, pollution and rainfall chloride data for CFB Greenwood and CFB Trenton.
		Exposure of metal coupons (CLIMAT units) at CFB Greenwood to begin in Nov. 1997.
		Atmospheric Data for Corrosivity Assessment at CFB Greenwood and CFB Trenton, R.D. Klassen, M. Tullmin and P.R. Roberge, DND Report for M. Little.
	www.rmc.ca /academic/environment/projects/corrosion_e.html (224 words)

	Canadian Forces CP-107 Argus
		With No. 449 (MT) Squadron at CFB Greenwood, NS.
		Serving with No. 407 (MP) Squadron, CFB Comox, when it set unofficial Canadian endurance record of 32 hours airborne on May 30 to June 1, 1974, on routine patrol and search for missing boat.
		Operated by Maritime Proving and Experimental Unit from CFB Summerside, PEI, on MAD equipment development tests, in mid 1970s.
	www.ody.ca /~bwalker/CF_Argus.html (709 words)

	MacDonnell Group Consulting - Technology and Consulting Solutions (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		The design capacity of the new system was 3.5 MIGD with capability for expansion to 5.0 MIGD.
		Vaughan Engineering Associates Limited in conjunction with Axor Group completed a design/build contact for a new Airport Hangar, aprons and taxiway at CFB Greenwood, Nova Scotia, in 1995.
		The contract included site grading, parking lots with 280 mm thick asphaltic concrete, aprons, taxiways, plane deicing retention systems, site drainage system and a 95 x 105 m hangar.
	www.mgnet.ca /construction.html (746 words)

	Townhall.com::Home::Search
		Widow of Cpl McDavid and family members cry during memorial service at CFB Greenwood in west...
		People attend a memorial service at CFB Greenwood for military crewmen killed in helicopter...
		Gisele McDavid is comforted by her mother during a memorial service at CFB Greenwood
	townhall.com /search.aspx?SearchWord=NoVA&SearchSection= (416 words)

	RedOrbit - Science - Contractors Find Potential Toxins at Military Site, Recommend Further Probing
		GREENWOOD, N.S. (CP) - A defence contractor has recommended the military further investigate several dump sites a former soldier claims contained so many toxins he became sick with cancer.
		Coleman, who has suffered from bowel, prostate and skin cancer, went to the training camp with the contractors to point out where he thought the burial site was located.
		Coleman decided to come forward with his claims after consulting doctors and hearing about allegations of toxic exposure at CFB Gagetown in New Brunswick.
	www.redorbit.com /news/display?id=219862&source=r_science (503 words)

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