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There are three units in the province of British Columbia. Please select from the list below:
748 (Nanaimo) Communication Squadron specializes in tactical and strategic
communication, employing voice, electronic and telecommunication systems. Our
mandate is to provide individual and collective support to Canadian Forces
operations, both domestic and international. Many of our members have served in
various UN and
NATO peacekeeping
missions around the world. This unit also provides communication support to the
Army Reserve. Some units in the Communication Reserve also provide manning support
to the Navy Transportable Tactical Command Centres.
Training is a year-round activity and soldiers are expected to attend one evening training a week and up to two weekend training activities per month. Evening training is conducted at the Nanaimo Military Camp. Once fully trained, soldiers can apply for various full-time and part-time employment opportunities available throughout the year.
Further information can be obtained by contacting :
748 (Nanaimo) Communication Squadron
Nanaimo Military Camp GD Stn A
Nanaimo, British Columbia Canada V9R 7N2
Phone: 250 755-5360
Fax: 250 755-5354
E-mail: commres@forces.gc.ca
744 (Vancouver) Communication Regiment specializes in tactical and strategic
communication, employing voice, electronic and telecommunication systems. Our
mandate is to provide individual and collective support to Canadian Forces
operations, both domestic and international. Many of our members have served in
various UN and
NATO peacekeeping
missions around the world. This unit also provides communication support to the
Army Reserve. Some units in the Communication Reserve also provide manning support
to the Navy Transportable Tactical Command Centres.
Training is a year-round activity and soldiers are expected to attend one evening training a week and up to two weekend training activities per month. Evening training is conducted at 4050 West 4th Avenue. Once fully trained, soldiers can apply for various full-time and part-time employment opportunities available throughout the year.
Further information can be obtained by contacting :
744 (Vancouver) Communication Regiment
4050 West 4th Avenue
Vancouver, British Columbia Canada V6R 1P6
Phone: 604 225-2520 ext 2470
Fax: 604-225-2929
E-mail: commres@forces.gc.ca
741 (Victoria) Communication Squadron specializes in tactical and strategic
communication, employing voice, electronic and telecommunication systems. Our
mandate is to provide individual and collective support to Canadian Forces operations,
both domestic and international. Many of our members have served in various
UN and
NATO peacekeeping
missions around the world. This unit also provides communication support to the Army
Reserve. Some units in the Communication Reserve also provide manning support to the
Navy Transportable Tactical Command Centres.
Training is a year-round activity and soldiers are expected to attend one evening training a week and up to two weekend training activities per month. Once fully trained, soldiers can apply for various full-time and part-time employment opportunities available throughout the year.
Further information can be obtained by contacting :
741 (Victoria) Communication Squadron
P.O. Box 17000 Stn Forces
Victoria, British Colombia Canada V9A 1P6
Phone: 250 363-4343
Fax: 250 363-4307
E-mail: commres@forces.gc.ca