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  • April 23 grappling workshop at Fitness and Sports Centre

    April 23 grappling workshop at Fitness and Sports Centre

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    April 23, between 1 p.m. and 3 p.m., 14 Wing Greenwood military members are encouraged to attend a grappling seminar at the Fitness and Sports Centre with special guest 12 Wing Shearwater’s black belt Master Corporal Eric Nevitt, who will share new skills and techniques with anyone, of any skill or experience level, interested.

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  • Tracking down tires builds museum, Michelin connection

    Tracking down tires builds museum, Michelin connection

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    The wheels were turning – in more ways than just a recent Michelin presentation of tires to fit a restoration Greenwood Military Aviation Museum aircraft. While museum volunteer Doug Butt and his buddy, Johnny MacDougall, were out on one of their shared car club’s jaunts; Butt ran an idea past MacDougall: did he think he…

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  • Warriors get regional ’25 win

    Warriors get regional ’25 win

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    The Gagetown Warriors beat the Greenwood Bombers in their second match-up, the game that counted most: the March 21 final of the Canadian Armed Forces Atlantic region men’s basketball championship. 14 Wing Greenwood hosted 5th Canadian Division Support Base Gagetown, 12 Wing Shearwater and CFB Halifax for the March 17 to 21 tournament, hoping to…

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  • Best home for bats – away from humans

    Best home for bats – away from humans

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    With warmer weather comes the return of several animals from hibernation, including bats. In Nova Scotia, three bat species – the Little Brown Myotis, the Northern Myotis and the Tri-Coloured Bat – are listed as endangered on the National Species at Risk registry: it is illegal to harm, harass or kill these bats. While they…

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  • Search work

    Search work

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    Royal Canadian Air Force personnel and CASARA (Civil Air Search and Rescue Association) members were all in on assistant searchmaster training March 1 to 5, presented by the Canadian Coast Guard College in Sydney. Class sessions turned into practical use, as the final course exercise challenged them to manage all the facets of a missing…

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