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Canadian warship intercepts drug shipment in Arabian Sea
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The Canadian Press

Date: Monday May. 7, 2012 12:15 PM ET

HALIFAX — The Royal Canadian Navy says one of its warships has intercepted an illicit drug shipment in the Gulf of Aden.

The navy says HMCS Charlottetown made the seizure Saturday as part of a 26-nation counter-narcotics task force in the gulf, which is on the west side of the Arabian Sea, north of Somalia.

The navy issued a statement today saying the crew aboard the frigate's Sea King helicopter spotted two small boats exchanging cargo.

The statement says that as one of the boats headed toward the warship, its crew started dumping packages overboard.

In all, eight packages were retrieved from the water, containing 270 kilograms of hashish.

The suspect skiff was later searched by a navy boarding team.
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Public Affairs' view of events of the past week in Boise Idaho at the Orchard Training Area/ MATES and Gowen field, where members of 39 CBG trained alongside members of the Arizona National Guard.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_fhVFS1ddC4

http://www.flickr.com/photos/lfwapao/6981047422/in/set-72157629899932711/

http://www.ktvb.com/news/local/Canadian-Arizona-troops-take-advantage-of-Idaho-training-facility-150303025.html

It was an interesting week, with some very poignant lessons learned. Anyone else have some photos to add?

From the drill hall to the dance floor: soldiers learn to waltz

Members of The Princess Louise Fusiliers take part in Viennese Opera
Ball, a fundraiser for Halifax Dance.

More on the [LINK]


Regards,
Macey