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Members of HMCS Charlottetown’s Naval Boarding Party conduct a live fire range on the flight deck of the ship to maintain weapon proficiency as the ship conducts patrols in the Mediterranean Sea during Operation REASSURANCE on 05 October 2024. Photo Credit: Aviator Gregory Cole, Canadian Armed Forces Photo
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Military court fines corporal $500 for drunken behaviour during weapons course

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