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Sailors at work:
Ship's Diver
Leading Seaman (LS) Doug Lloyd tests his breathing regulator after entering the waters of the Gulf of Oman. LS Lloyd is a Ship's Diver onboard HMCS Winnipeg operating in the Arabian Sea as part of Operation Apollo, Canada's military commitment to the international campaign against terrorism.
Credit: MCpl. Brian Walsh

Sailors at work:
Naval Boarding Party of HMCS Montreal
The Naval Boarding Party of HMCS Montreal board a vessel bound for Iraq, suspected of carrying illegal cargo. The Montreal 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. Brian Walsh

Sailors at work:
Naval Combat Information Operator
Able Seaman Karensa Blerot, a Naval Combat Information Operator monitors one of HMCS Winnipeg's many sensors in the ship's Operations Room. HMCS Winnipeg is operating in the Arabian Sea as part of Operation Apollo, Canada's military commitment to the international campaign against terrorism.
Credit: MCpl. Brian Walsh

Sailors at work:
Naval Weapons Technician
Master Seaman Mike Mehlmann, a Naval Weapons Technician onbboard HMCS Winnipeg, takes advantage of a lull in the ship's busy schedule to service the Close In Weapons System (CIWS). HMCS Winnipeg is operating in the Arabian Sea as part of Operation Apollo, Canada's military commitment to the international campaign against terrorism.
Credit: MCpl. Brian Walsh

Sailors at work:
Cpl. Paz Quille, Member of the Naval Boarding Party
Cpl. Paz Quille, a member of the Naval Boarding Party and ship's photographer in HMCS Montreal, waits in the ship's RHIB (rigid hull inflatable boat) prior to boarding a merchant vessel in the Gulf of Oman. HMCS Montreal is operating in and around the Arabian Sea as part of Operation Apollo, Canada's military commitment to the international campaign against terrorism.
Credit: MCpl. Brian Walsh