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Canadian military divers to train in South Korea - Vimarsana News

Canadian military divers to train in South Korea

A team of highly specialized divers from CFB Esquimalt is travelling to South Korea for a training mission. The clearance divers with Fleet Diving Unit Pacific find and dispose of underwater mines.

Rocket launcher found in Victoria home - Vimarsana News

Rocket launcher found in Victoria home

Military bomb disposal technicians were dispatched to Victoria this week after the organizers of a residential estate sale uncovered a Canadian Army rocket launcher inside the home.

New cohort of clearance divers set to graduate - Pacific Navy News - Vimarsana News

New cohort of clearance divers set to graduate - Pacific Navy News

“To provide High-Readiness Clearance Diving teams responsible for delivering Mine Countermeasures Diving, Maritime Explosive Ordnance Disposal and in-water maintenance and repair support worldwide on behalf of the CAF.”This is the mission statement of Fleet Diving Unit Pacific (FDU(P)), where for ten months, the candidates of Clearance Diver Course 0018 and Clearance Diving Officer Course 0020 have been pursuing the ultimate goal of becoming qualified Clearance Divers.

Mortar found at Fort Rodd Hill in Colwood, B.C. - Vimarsana News

Mortar found at Fort Rodd Hill in Colwood, B.C.

A navy explosives team was called to a national historic site on southern Vancouver Island on Sunday after a Second World War-era mortar was discovered.

Fleet Weekend sails into Vancouver harbour this month - Vimarsana News

Fleet Weekend sails into Vancouver harbour this month

Vancouver Fleet Weekend is hosted by the Royal Canadian Navy and Maritime Forces Pacific and will bring massive vessels to Burrard Dry Dock.