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RE: HMCS CHARLOTTETOWN REVISED OPERATION AUGMENTATION PROGRAMME

1.
As noted in earlier Minutes to DGIS Pol, subject issue is
being pursued by DCDS Group/J3 International staff. In staffing
the enclosed 29 Jan 01 letter to MND, the DGIS Pol Middle East
desk officer (D PK Pol 3 - LCol A. Couture) was consulted by J3
International for concurrence.

2.
DFAIT geographic branches are consulted on ship deployment
issues on an ongoing basis as required, and more formally on a
semi-annual basis through the DND/DFAIT Ship Deployment Planning
Meetings (normally May and December of each year). In that
forum, DFAIT geographic Divisions table their approved port
visit priorities which are then considered in concert with
ADM(Pol)/DGIS Pol geographic desk officers and CMS staff.
During the latest (December 2000) meeting, the impact that the
terrorist attack on the USS COLE would have on HMCS
CHARLOTTETOWN'S operational programme was not yet known;
however, the scheduled port visits to Barcelona, Spain, and
Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, reflected DFAIT priorities identified at
that meeting. Once the need to revise the CHARLOTTETOWN
programme was known, the opportunity to visit the DFAIT priority
port of Alexandria, Egypt was identified, and DCDS/CMS are
currently awaiting CTF 60 (USN COMSIXTHFLT) concurrence for this
change. A response is anticipated as early as Tues 13 Feb 01.
3.
The remainder of the port visits noted (Adriatic, Sicily
and Malta) reflect the need to permit CHARLOTTETOWN to remain in
relatively close proximity to CTF 60 deployed forces for
operational/training requirements. Once the final programme is
confirmed and coordinated with ADM(Pol) staff, DCDS Group will
submit a revised Briefing Note for the Minister to that effect.

G.R. Nield
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January 2001

The Minister

HMCS CHARLETTETOWN REVISED OPERATION AUGMENTATION PROGRAMME
The enclosed Briefing Note outlines a change to HMCS Charlottetown’s OPERATION
AUGMENTATION sailing programme. I concur with the assessment of the DCDS and
CMS that the change will provide an excellent training opportunity for the crew of
HMCS Charlettetown, while at the same time supporting a broader DFAIT agenda at a
lesser overall cost. Accordingly, I have approved the revised programme.

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RIEFING NOTE TO THE MINISTER

OP AUGMENTATION 2001-1
REVISED PROGRAMME FOR HMCS CHARLOTTETOWN
ISSUE

1.

To inform the Minister of changes to the sailing programme of HMCS
CHARLOTTETOWN, which departed Halifax 12 Jan 01.
BACKGROUND
2.
The Minister had previously approved the Jan-Jul 01 deployment of HMCS
CHARLOTTETOWN with USN forces to participate in the Arabian Gulf (AG)
Multinational Interception Force (MIF) in support of UN Security Resolutions
(UNSCR) against Iraq. The original plan had the ship departing Halifax (12 Jan) in
company with two US Ships and rendezvousing with the TRUMAN Carrier Battle
Group (CVBG) in the Mediterranean Sea, where the ships would exercise until the
end of Feb 01 prior to sailing for the AG.

3.
From a national perspective, the objective of any OP AUGMENTATION
deployment is the reinforcement of Canadian support of the UNSCR against Iraq. In
addition, these deployments develop our interoperability with our USN counterparts.
USN resources in logistics, operational and training support to these deployments
could neither be made available, nor be affordable, to Canada under any other
arrangement. As a result, sailing with the USN for any significant period of time
reaps considerable benefits in the development of our sailors as well as reinforcing
our credibility as a first-rate Navy.

4.

The October 2000 terrorist attack carried out against the USS COLE in Aden,
Yemen, has caused the USN to order their forces to a heightened state of
preparedness and activity in the AG. As a result, USN ships are not conducting any
in-port activities in theatre except for urgent resupply. With this increased tempo of
operations, fewer ships are required by the AG MIF as all assigned ships are
spending more time on patrol and consequently ships assigned to the MIF are
serving for shorter durations. This new posture is expected to remain in effect for at
least the first 4-6 months of this year.

DISCUSSION

5.
In early Dec, the USN informed the CF that the intended sailing programme
for the CHARLOTTETOWN was undergoing significant revision. Following an
options analysis and consultation with USN authorities, CMS concluded that the best
option would be for CHARLOTTETOWN to deploy as follows:
a. sail 12 Jan in company with US Ships MITSCHER and CARR;

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b. operate in the Mediterranean under the Operational Control of US
Commander Sixth Fleet and the TRUMAN CVBG until mid April, vice the
end of February. During her time in the Mediterranean,
CHARLOTTETOWN would participate in training exercises in the Adriatic
as well as in the major multinational exercise ADVENTURER EXPRESS.
The opportunity to operate in the Mediterranean is a positive development
as Canada rarely has the opportunity to work with the Sixth Fleet in this
important area of the world. Priorities with respect to port visits during this
deployment have been coordinated with ADM Pol and DFAIT, and will
include support DFAIT during the visits to Albania, Malta, Sicily and the
Red Sea port of Jeddah Saudi Arabia;

c. transit the Suez Canal and Red Sea in time to arrive in the AG 22 Apr;
d. conduct MIO patrols under the Operational Control of US Commander
Fifth Fleet in May; and
e. depart the AG at the end of May, to arrive in Halifax 10 Jul.

6.
While the exact programme for CHARLOTTETOWN in the Mediterranean is
still being developed with the USN, its latest version is attached as Annex A.
7.
The revised programme realizes a savings of approximately $300K and has
no QOL implications for the ships company.

8.
Despite the changes to the original sailing plan, the new programme meets
national objectives in support of UNSCR, meets our interoperability objectives for
this initial MARLANT/USN Second Fleet deployment and enables support to several
DFAIT missions that the Navy could not otherwise afford to support.

Prepared by:
Responsible Group Principal:
Date prepared:

Maj R. Gundling, J3 Inti 2-3, 992-2492 /)./
LGen R.R. Henault, DCDS, 992-3355
26 Jan 01

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Annex A to
MND BN
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HMCS CHARLOTTETOWN PROGRAMME TO 15 APR 01

DATE(S)

EVENT

21 Jan 01
23-27 Jan
27-28 Jan
28 Jan
29 Jan - 02 Feb
02-08 Feb
03 Feb
03-04 Feb
09-13 Feb
13-18 Feb
19-23 Feb

INCHOP C6F
Port visit Barcelona
CO-directed training Western Mediterranean
At-sea replenishment
Port visit Civitavecchia, Italy
Underwater training Western Mediterranean
At-sea replenishment
Task Force (TF) 60 NBCD exercise scenario
Port visit Valetta, Malta
CO-directed training Western Mediterranean IASW Patrol
Live Fire exercises with TF 60 and TF 61 at Capo Teulada,
Italy
At-sea replenishment
CO-directed training Central Mediterranean and with TF 60
Port visit Souda Bay (MARLANT attempting to coordinate
maintenance availability and change location to La
Madellana, Sardinia)
CO-directed training Central Mediterranean / Adriatic Sea
Port visit Split, Croatia
CO-directed training Adriatic Sea with TF 60
Port visit Trieste (maintenance period)
CO-directed training Central / Eastern Mediterranean
(possible port visit TBC)
Suez Canal transit / INCHOP C5F

22 Feb
24-25 Feb
26 Feb - 02 Mar

02-07 Mar
08-13 Mar
13-18 Mar
19-31 Mar
01-14 Apr

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