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o 2 × CC-150 Polaris refueling tanker o 2 × CP-140 Aurora maritime patrol aircraft [14] • Canadian Forces Maritime Command o HMCS Charlottetown, a Halifax-class frigate (transferred to NATO Operation Unified Protector on 23 March [15] ) 1 × CH-124 Sea King (Operated by Canadian Forces Air Command) • Canadian Special Operations Forces Command o Joint Task Force 2 [16] An additional six CF-18s were placed on standby in Canada, ready to deploy immediately if called upon. [17] Summary of action • Day 1: 21 March 2011 Four CF-18 fighters and two CC-150 Polaris refuellers operating from Trapani-Birgi Airport flew their first mission in Libya on March 21, acting as armed escorts to coalition jets conducting bombings. Canada expected to take part in bombings as soon as the following night. [17] The HMCS Charlottetown also began patrolling the waters north of Libya in order to help to enforce an embargo on Gadhafi. [18] Defence Minister Peter MacKay stated that another six CF-18 fighter jets are on standby to deploy if needed. [19] • Day 2: 22 March 2011 Two CF-18s again flew missions on Tuesday, March 22. However they had to abandon their planned attack on a Gadhafi Libyan airfield as the high possibility of collateral damage was against the strict rules of engagement. [20] For a second day a CC-150 tanker refueled Canadian aircraft as well as other coalition planes. [21] • Day 3: 23 March 2011 The third day marked the first time Canadian jets bombed Libya since the campaign began. This occurred as four CF-18s flew two missions against an ammunition depot in Misrata, dropping four 227 kg (500-pound) laserguided bombs, [22] and supported by two CC-150 Polaris tankers. [23] In other developments, Commodore John Newton, of the Canadian Forces Maritime Command stated that the crew of the HMCS Charlottetown is prepared to conduct boarding operations and has been training for search and rescue of downed pilots. [24] • Day 4: 24 March 2011 Two CF-18 flew two air interdiction patrols over Libyan airspace. A CC-150 Polaris took part of the operations providing fuel for Canadian and other coalition aircraft. [25] Defence Minister Peter MacKay announces Canada will send 2 CP-140 Auroras to provide maritime surveillance in support of the United Nations arms embargo against Libya. [26] The Canadian Forces has deployed 80 personnel from 14 Wing Greenwood and 19 Wing Comox. • Day 5: 25 March 2011 Two CF-18 conducted one sortie and released several precision-guided munitions against electronic warfare sites near Misrata. [27] Two CC-150 also took part of operation and refueled both Canadian and coalition aircraft. [27] The HMCS Charlottetown has patrolled the north of Libya and has investigated a vessel in distress. [27] • Day 7: 27 March 2011 A second ammunition depot, this time located 92 kilometers south of Misrata, was destroyed in an operation by four CF-18s utilizing 227 kg (500-pound) laser-guided bombs; in addition CF-18s coordinated other attacks involving up to 20 other coalition aircraft. Enforcing the arms embargo a CP-140A Aurora flew the first Canadian Maritime Patol misssion. [28] • Day 9: 29 March 2011 Tuesday saw two CF-18s fly on a mission to help the rebels by attacking targets in Misrata. [29] See also Canadian Forces portal • List of Canadian military operations • List of Canadian Peacekeeping Missions References 1. ^ Labrie, Isabelle. "Six chasseurs canadiens se rendent en Libye" (in French) Cyberpresse.ca via lequotidien, 19 March 2011. Retrieved 20 March 2011. 2. ^ CTV.ca News Staff (22 March 2011). "Canadians find risk too great, abandon planned attack". CTV.ca. CTVGlobemedia. http://calgary.ctv.ca/servlet/an/local/CTVNews/20110322/canadian-cf-18s-operation-odyssey-dawn-libya- 110322/20110322/hub=CalgaryHome. Retrieved 22 March 2011. 3. ^ "Libya: Canada to send fighter jets for no-fly zone". BBC News. 18 March 2011. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-12781682. Retrieved 21 March 2011. 4. ^ {{cite web|url=http://www.airforce.forces.gc.ca/v2/page-eng.aspid=28 5. ^ "Operation MOBILE: National Defence and Canadian Forces Response to the Situation in Libya". National Defence and the canadian Forces. 22 March 2011. http://www.forces.gc.ca/site/feature-vedette/2011/02/updatesmisesajour/03-22-2011-eng.asp. Retrieved 22 March 2011. 6. ^ "BRIGADIER-GENERAL VIENS J.Y.R.A. , CD". National Defence and the canadian Forces. 22 March 2011. http://www.cmp-cpm.forces.gc.ca/dsa-dns/sa-ns/ab/sobv-vbos-eng.aspmAction=View&mBiographyID=142. 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