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CF-18 Hornet fighter jets take to local skies

The aircraft are operating out of 19 Wing Comox while conducting simulated close-air-support missions near Comox, northwest of Campbell River and over the mainland near Mount Waddington.

Defence Minister tours future site of Search and Rescue aircraft training centre

COMOX, B.C.- 19 Wing Comox welcomed a very special guest today. Canada's Minister of National Defence, Harjit Sajjan, visited the...

442 Squadron Involved in Weekend Rescue

On Saturday evening, 442 Transport and Rescue Squadron was tasked by Joint Rescue Coordination Centre (JRCC) Victoria on a...

Hiker rescued from remote location

442 Transport and Rescue Squadron out of 19 Wing Comox assisted in a major rescue over the long weekend. ...

Bomb disposal training at 19 Wing Comox

You might hear some loud bangs coming from the grounds at 19 Wing Comox over the next 2 weeks. Bomb...

Military Getting New Planes For Search and Rescue Missions

New Search and Rescue planes have been announced for the military. The federal government has announced that Airbus has...

65 members from 19 Wing Comox at RIMPAC

Members from 19 Wing Comox are some of the many participating in RIMPAC. The world's biggest maritime exercise is in...

New Housing at 19 Wing Comox

New housing is available for military members in the Comox Valley. Canadian Forces Housing Agency manager with CFB Comox, Russ...

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