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Stranded sailboat gets exceptional help from newly-trained 14 Wing marine explosives response unit
Canadian Armed Forces’ vessel High Order rescued a sailboat that had drifted onto a rocky shoal in Mahone Bay August 10. The four-person crew from 14 Air Maintenance Squadron (14 AMS) ’s Explosive Disposal Flight (EDF) were just wrapping up a reconnaissance mission for an upcoming exercise, SALINE SWEEP, when they heard the urgent broadcast. Read more
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Greenwood cook tests culinary skills on Darwin deployment
For Canadian Armed Forces cooks, a qualification level 4 (QL4) isn’t just about knowing how to prepare a meal. It is about demonstrating the technical skills, organization and composure required to plan, prepare and serve a complete meal to a professional standard. For 14 Mission Support Squadron cook Private Nick Lessard, that test came in… Read more
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Visit highlights partnerships
A unique group of visitors to 14 Wing Greenwood August 28 came for fun, but also to put down roots in a community with a professional mission like their own. The Mid Valley Region Physician Recruitment and Retention Committee, of which 14 Wing is a partner in attracting medical professionals to serve communities between Aylesford… Read more
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Farewell, 14 Wing
Bill Ricketts likely ended his most recent stint with the Royal Canadian Air Force with the same pride he’s felt on multiple occasions throughout his military career – but, this time, with a little more emotion and sense of finality. Read more
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Kingston Greenwood Sports Hall of Fame announces 2026 inductees
The Kingston Greenwood Sports Hall of Fame has announced its 2026 class of inductees, recognizing an accomplished group of athletes, coaches and builders whose contributions have left a lasting mark on sport in Kingston, Greenwood and beyond. The induction will take place October 3 at 14 Wing Greenwood’s Annapolis Mess. Read more
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No slo-pitch love this season
The 2026 Atlantic region slo-pitch championships weren’t meant to be for 14 Wing Greenwood’s men’s and women’s teams. Read more
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People behind Exercise Pitch Black 2026
Twenty-one nations. One hundred five aircraft. More than 3,500 personnel. Behind the aircraft filling the skies over Northern Australia during Exercise Pitch Black 26 was a network of people, equipment and logistics – and Canadian Armed Forces personnel were part of that effort. Read more
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Shaping the future of UAS test and evaluation
The Aerospace Engineering Test Establishment (AETE) hosted the inaugural Uncrewed Aerial Systems (UAS) Test and Evaluation (T&E) Operational Implementation Working Group June 8 and 9. The event marked an important step toward establishing a coordinated, risk-informed approach to UAS test and evaluation across the Canadian Armed Forces. Read more
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October 5 to 9 – Volleyball training camp for the women’s base team
October 5 to 9, 14 Wing Greenwood women are invited to a volleyball all-level skills camp, an opportunity to spend a week training in a positive, focused and competitive environment. Read more
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Molson did his share of 1940s flying time out of Nova Scotia
This story has beer, flying, fighting, beer, hockey, more beer and a pinch of politics. Life does not get any better than that. Did I mention beer? Read more
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