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Canada's Warships:
Hoisting exercise
The Naval Boarding Party of HMCS IROQUOIS takes part in a hoisting exercise. In addition to having the Ship's RHIB available to take them to ships to be inspected, they can also be hoisted onto other ships by a Sea King Helicopter. HMCS IROQUOIS, the Flagship of SNMG1 is taking part in DANEX 06.
Credit: MCpl Charles Barber

Sailors at work:
Leadership Interdiction Operation
HMCS St-John's Naval Boarding Team inspects a "go fast" boats, used to transport refugees. The Boarding party is conducting a Leadership Interdiction Operation, to ensure the "go fast" boats are not being used to transport anyone, who is connected to terrorism. HMCS ST-JOHNS is operating in and around the Gulf of Oman as part of Operation APOLLO, Canada's military contribution to the international campaign against terrorism
Credit: MCpl Michel Durand

Sailors at work:
Sea King Aircraft Approaches St. John's for Landing
HMCS St. John's Sea King aircraft approaches St. John's for landing. HMCS St John's is part of Operation APOLLO, Canada's military contribution to the international campaign against terrorism.
Credit: MCpl Michel Durand

Sailors at work:
HMCS TORONTO Rendering Assistance
Crew members of HMCS TORONTO rendering assistance to a dhow with mechanical problems in the Arabian Gulf. HMCS TORONTO is taking part in Operation Determination, Canada's contribution to sanctions enforcement against Iraq.
Credit: Mcpl Stephen Roy

Sailors at work:
Boarding Team
HMCS ST-JOHNS Boarding team inspect a cargo ship by the name of Hussain Saotome. Lt(N) Cuthbert looking over the paper work. The Boarding party is conducting a Leadership Interdiction Operation, to ensure the "cargo " ship is not being used to transport anyone, who is connected to terrorism. HMCS ST-JOHNS is operating in and around the Gulf of Oman as part of Operation APOLLO, Canada's military contribution to the international campaign against terrorism.
Credit: MCpl Michel Durand