The cracking of the gunfire, placed a ridge looking at the snow-covered sand quarry, alarms the cold, starting training.
With this replica, the white camouflage is about 40 soldiers and snow and snow is moving until they move.
At the most end of the hearth, seven soldiers playing the role of the enemy are returning to the fire.
The goal gravel is one of the few scenarios as about 175 members of the Canadian Armed Forces, around the Canadian Armed Forces, chis-arctic training around the North Quebec. The Cree community is about 1000 km north of Montreal on the east side of James Bay.
The temperature sometimes fell to 40s C during the training of the Nine-Day Winter War.
“When this weather can be dangerous, this weather can be dangerous,” said the lieutenant Langlois in the Black Watch regiment of Montreal. “When we stop – men are sweaty and begin to freeze them, if it is in danger of hypothermia.”
Called “Xerus Nordique”, the training is part of more extensive efforts to prepare for transactions in the northern conditions of hard – as Canada is trying to ensure sovereignty in the north.
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Last year’s CAF policy update called Canadian Arctic and sub-material regions, “The most relevant and important task” changes in military faces, as climate change, and the geopolitical and physical picture of the north.
CHISZABI training 34 members of Canadian brigades are carried out by members of Montreal members or reserve regiment or reserve regiment.
The East (JTFE), which is responsible for the group Quebec, falls under the joint task group.
“It is extremely important that our operating field can go to any place,” he said.
Winter Warfare exercises are regularly held in bases in the southern part of the province. For more soldiers, the soldiers, harsh conditions and unknown territories present various difficulties.
Campagna says it’s like a camp in the training basket on the base.
“If you need something, you go back home – what happens. You can’t do it here, so you need to be ready.”
Canadian Rangers Group, a local reserve unit of Canada, is also in the training. They shared their tips to deal with the cold and also provided protection. Although the troops in training are thrown into the gaps, the weapons of the guards are loaded in dangerous wildlife approaches.
“They are close to avoiding anything wrong,” says the guarantee officer says Carl Pepin, . “They only need them – but there is nothing so far.”
Travel to the CHISZAZIBI also had an opportunity for rolling and hiring in society. Pepin, Rangers and Junior Rangers visited schools to talk about programs.
Rangers Masteralal Colin works along with Pepabano troops. The last time the soldiers remembered the Winter War education in the CHISZIBI when there was only one boy. He joined after his mother lost his mother last year.
“I was looking for something meaningful to do it in my life,” he says. “It’s been great so far.”
The goal is to study winter wars in the north and make a larger regional branch training over several years.
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