Soldiers from 1 and 2 Royale 22e Régiment took part in the Danish International Sniper Competition in late June. 29 teams from 14 countries put the skills of their sniper teams to the test. Among the international teams the R22eR teams placed 2nd and 5th. BZ!

Proud of my fellow Van Doos for their performance at the Danish International Sniper Competition. Out of 14 countries and 29 teams, 1 R22eR placed 2nd and 2 R22eR finished 5th. Good shooting, all!

Have you registered for Canada Army Run? Did you know that your participation will support Canadian Armed Forces members, Veterans, and their families by fundraising for Support Our Troops and Soldier On? armyrun.ca

It was an honour to have LGen Carmine Masiello, Chief of Staff of the Italian Army, visit the Canadian Army Advanced Warfare Centre for a discussion on cold weather, Arctic, and mountain operations. Molte grazie for this fruitful exchange of ideas. Esercito Italiano

During Ex UNIFIED BEAR, 4 Cdn Div / 4 Div CA soldiers trained for their upcoming deployment to Op REASURRANCE. Using computer simulation, they practiced large-scale combat operations – enhancing their agility, resilience, and effectiveness on the modern battlefield.

Moving! Covering! Candidates on the Basic Military Officer Qualification course recently headed into the field to conduct section attacks. Both Regular and Reserve Force officers are developing the leadership skills needed to execute common dismounted tasks within their units.v

Welcome home to the members of The Lord Strathcona’s Horse (Royal Canadians), who were in London to fill the role of King’s Life Guard – a rare honour for this unit that represented Canada so well. Days after their return, the Regiment celebrated their 125th anniversary.

Welcome home to the members of The Lord Strathcona’s Horse (Royal Canadians), who were in London to fill the role of King’s Life Guard. This was only the third time for a non-British unit. Thanks to them for representing us so well.

Our soldiers are in Australia for Ex TALISMAN SABRE, part of the largest contingent of Canadian Armed Forces personnel deployed to the Indo-Pacific region since the start of #OpHORIZON. Another great example of the constant dialogue and collaboration we maintain with our partners.

Making history in London. From July 11–21, soldiers from Lord Strathcona’s Horse (Royal Canadians) mounted the King’s Life Guard. Today, we get a behind-the-scenes look at a day in the life. 🇨🇦 Watch a day in the life: youtu.be/_V-GqNP4IR4

Our soldiers have been testing emerging technology to experiment on our future war-fighting capabilities. Project Convergence Capstone 5 allowed our soldiers to trial their proof of concepts in realistic scenarios – ensuring we stay lethal and ready to defend.

Project Convergence Capstone 5 is more than just training – it’s experimentation to ensure future war-fighting readiness. This spring, I was proud to see our soldiers experiment with new technology and capabilities alongside our Allies. This is how we stay #StrongProudReady.

Our people are always ready for rigorous training. This spring, during Project Convergence Capstone 5, our soldiers experimented with new technology and capabilities in collaboration with Allies. Great work on this important exercise in modernization. #StrongProudReady

Op NANOOK-TAQUNIQ – our presence across the edge of the map. Across the arctic, from Alert, Eureka, and Resolute Bay to Prince Patrick Island, 1 Canadian Ranger Patrol Group is delivering presence. Rangers and partners are operating together where few Canadians ever tread.

Many thanks to the outgoing 2e Division du Canada | 2nd Canadian Division Commander, MGen Lemyre, for your commitment to the Canadian Army. Congratulations to the incoming Commander, BGen Harvey, on her appointment. I know the Division will continue to excel under your leadership. #StrongProudReady