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Home›Green Marine›Canadian Ship to Join Campaign Against Terrorism in Arabian Gulf
Green Marine

March 9, 2005 · about 21 years ago

Canadian Ship to Join Campaign Against Terrorism in Arabian Gulf

The Halifax-class patrol frigate HMCS Winnipeg is preparing to deploy in early spring for a period of six months to the Arabian Gulf region to operate with the 5th Fleet of the United States Navy in the continuing campaign against terrorism known as Operation ENDURING FREEDOM. The Canadian Forces pa

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The Halifax-class patrol frigate HMCS Winnipeg is preparing to deploy in early spring for a period of six months to the Arabian Gulf region to operate with the 5th Fleet of the United States Navy in the continuing campaign against terrorism known as Operation ENDURING FREEDOM. The Canadian Forces participation in Operation ENDURING FREEDOM is named Operation ALTAIR.

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